Bowler Bruner Leads Queens Qualifying With 877 series
Marilynn Bruner a 181 average bowler from Louisville Kentucky led the first four games of Queens qualifying with 224 196 224 233 for an 877 series. Brenda Gill of Los Angeles California trailed by 24 pins with 853. Gloria Bouvia Portland Oregon placed third with a 675 singles lead, Anita Cantaline Detroit Michigan and Marion Ladewig Grand Rapids Michigan filled the top five. Janet Harman Los Angeles withdrew due to shoulder trouble. The field competes Tuesday for a share of 17 127 dollars in prize money.
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New Orleans
Marilynn Bruner
Louisville
Queens
Miss Bruner
Brenda Gille
Los Angeles
Calif
Miss Gille
Gloria Bouvia
Portland
Ore
Anita Cantaline
Detroit
Mich
Marion Ladewig
Grand Rapids
René Monterosso
New York City
D. D. Jacobson
Playa del Rey
Dorothy Wilkinson
Phoenix
Ariz
Schissler
Jerry McClary
Miss Zimmerman
War Memorial
Jim Stefanich
Andy Reg
Joznica
Chicago
San Antonios
Mitchells Shur-Hooks
Akron
Ineo Lanes
Construction
Kansas City
Plaza Lanes
Sault Ste. Marie
ABC
iGvoulice
Plymouth
Esarnes School of Commerce
Denver
John
Fuetewetstes
Billlto Tony Loriano
Bob Kwie
Lillard
Andihen
Ed Lubanski
Joy Aha
Ceca BS
Ene Baten
Vulvons
Birmingham
Ala
Bon Chapman
Scranton
Thelwon
Lsp MeRgrraster
John Wilcox
Williams
Sport
Sault Stelanso
Ia Rantura
Schissler Nets Three Bowling Championships in ABC Event
In Rochester New York on May 9, Les Schissler of Denver led a string of new ABC titlists including Tom Kut American Bowling Congress hero Lou Palumbo Richard Labrecque Hal Serota and Jim in a spectacular bowler’s tournament. The card lists dozens of bowler standings and sponsor notes across the field.
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Rochester
N.Y
Maine
Ontario
Les Schissler
Denver
Colo
Saunders
Torontis
Tom Kut
American
Amateur Ball PRACTICES Buena Vista Team Resume After Sponsor's Death
The Buena Vista club baseball team resumes practice at Gonzales Field located at 34h and Fortuna between 3 and 5 p.m. Tuesday and Thursday after being idle Sunday due to the death of co sponsor Anselmo Garza.
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Buena Vista Club
Anselmo Garza
Gonzales Field
Fortuna
Tuesay
Cassius Heads For Egypt
London reports state Cassius Clay plans a Cairo visit as guest of the Higher Council for Islamic Affairs. promoters foresee a return bout in Britain, possibly against Brian London, while Clay eyes Germany’s Karl Mildenberger later in the summer.
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London
Cassius Clay
United States
Cairo
Egypt
Higher Council For Islamic Affairs
Clay
Henry Cooper
Harry Levene
Britain
Brian London
Floyd Patterson
Indianapolis
Ind
Liverpool
Germany
Karl Mildenburger
Three Schoolboy Playoffs Wednesday Night Bi District Showdowns
Clouded by rain and late changes, Robstown faces South San Antonio in a pivotal bi district baseball double header. Cottonpickers led by Carl Hayes and Nati Salazar look to spoil South San’s bid. pitching matchups include Felix Juarez for South San and Bobby Hunt for Robstown as the series tightens toward a best of three.
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Pasanins South Sun
Felix Juarez
Cottonpickers
Bobby “Hunt
Robstown
Don Ysassi A
Tatas
San Antonio
Edgewood
Alice
Coronado
Cole
Prince Beachy
Buddy Jones
Ysassi
Danny Bobbitt
San
Steve Ward
Hondo
Pam
Golden Cougars
Macarthur
St. Mary’s University
W. J. Keefe
The
Brahmas
Don Falcon
Terry Tuck
Keefe Field
South San
Burrows Field
South San Junior High
Bobcats
South San Antonio
Doo
Selazor
Mears
Guy
Spring Tennis Tour at San Pedro Center Decides One Title
In San Pedro, the Spring Tennis Tournament narrows to one undecided title with 4 p.m. Wednesday women’s doubles finals pitting Marilyn Montgomery and Melissa Parsons against Cornelia Cope and Eunice Grote. Earlier, John Smith defeated Pancho Walthall 1 6 6 4 6 4 for the boys 18 singles crown on the Heights courts. International League scores feature Rochester edging Buffalo 6 5 and Syracuse 6 2 over Toronto, with Richmond 7 Columbus and Toledo at Jacksonville.
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San Pedro Tennis Center
Marilyn Montgomery
M’lissa Parsons
Cornelia Cope
Eunice Grote
John Smith
Alamo Heights
Rochester
Buffalo
Syracuse
Toronto
Richmond
Columbus
Toledo
Jacksonville
Rein
Angling History and Decline of Texas Tournament Casting
The piece reflects on San Antonio fishing and tournament casting, noting Little Woodlawn Lake's construction a decade ago, attempts before World War II to host a national event, and the Pearl Harbor setback. It mentions St Louis 1940 talks, Columbus 1942 plans, and figures like Jack Sparks and Len Pointer, with a nostalgia for distance fly and plug casting and the current decline in Texas enthusiasm.
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Little Woodlawn Lake
Target Ca
St. Louis
San Antonio
Pearl Harbor
Columbus
Ohio
Jack Sparks
Waco
Len Pointer
Austin
Farley
Kansas City
Texas
Housston
Fort Worth
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Berry Sevee
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Dee Waugh
Amarilla
Arkansas
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Hungary
Whittier Junior High School
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Schenectady
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Ron Jackson
Clark Gay College
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Connell
Szaboles Batizy
Bill Davis
Ehlert
Whittier
Henry Young
Mark Oates
Harold Scherwitz
the Light
A. W. Norton
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Cassius
Babstown
Nati Salazar
Carl Hayes
Mike Marks
Leo
Kundie Wiki
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Salazar
Hayes
Alien Guy
Lloyd Parker
Sinolad
Knowlton
Sentry Insurance
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Ronald T. Lamb
Leland Clare
Preston Miller
Sentry
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Dan Heiman
Dan Corrigan
C, E
Chuck) Pratt
Kallison
Main Avenue
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Sill, JR
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Fred Mal
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