Area bowling league team scores and leaders listed
Area Realty leads with 3045 high team series while Ecker Tire Center posts 3133, Selmier Peerless 3130 scores. High individual series includes J Bauernfeind 627 and D Lingle 613, with D Lingle 226 and R Feurer 278 in top games. Fabick Machinery dominates SIPC Cup events with 3157 team series and 1686 high game.
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Area Realty
Williams Sotaly Ecker Tire Center
Epps Motors Lion Martin Oil
Selmeir-Peerless
Voorhees Aluminum
Hood’s
Edgar Stephens
Kampus Klippers
Eo Tech
Eages
Mills Builders
Zion Eagles
National Guard
Ecker Tire Center
Selmier-Peerless
Woodcraft Specialties
Southern Ill. Golf
Throgmerton Drugs
Fabick Machinery
Pepsi Cola
Marion Motors
Burger Chef
Elks
Parks Implements
Rodd Realty
Duncan Pest Control
Sipc Co
Woodcraft
Don Ridgley
Robert Feurer
Charlie Hilliard
Rue Starr
Jay Rix
McDowell Tops AL Earned Run Title In 1965
Cleveland ace Sam McDowell led the American League in ERA at 2.18 while compiling a 17-11 record over 273 innings. He also paced the league with 825 strikeouts, 132 walks, and 17 wild pitches. Eddie Fisher was second in ERA at 2.40.
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Boston
Sam McDowell
Cleveland Indians
McDowell
Eddie Fisher
Chicago White Sox
Sonny Siebert
Cleveland
George Brunet
California Angeles
Pete Richert
Washington
Milt Pappas
Baltimore
Jim
Mudcat) Grant
Minnesota Twins
Rickey Given Final Tribute to Baseball Pioneer
Rickey Branch Rickey received a final tribute at Grace Methodist Church with about 500 attendees. He died Thursday in Columbia, Missouri at 83 and will be buried in Lucasville, Ohio. Attendees included George Sisler Stan Musial and Jackie Robinson who praised his farm system and role in breaking color barriers.
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Branch Rickey
Grace Methodist Church
Rickey
Columbia
Lucasville
Ohio
Mahatma
Ralph Lockman
George Sisler
Stan Musial
Jackie Robinson
Sisler
St. Louis Browns
Musial
St. Louis Cardinal
Cardinals
Robinson
Brooklyn Dodgers
Roy Campanella
Gil Hodges
Duke Snider
Brooklyn
Dr. Lockman
Christ Church Methodist
New York
Fights Card Tops with Fullmer Outpoints Archer in Boston
Don Fullmer defeated Joey Archer by outpoint after 12 rounds in Boston. Tom MecNeeley stopped Marion Conner in Medford in 9 rounds.
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Associated Press
Boston
Don Fullmer
West Jordan
Utah
Joey Archer
New York
Tom MecNeeley
Medford
Mass
Marion Conner
Six Teams In League Junior College Cagers Ready For Big Year
Six teams in the Southern Illinois College Conference aim for the title won by Central in the past three seasons. Centralia, Olney, Harrisburg and Belleville field strong lineups with transfers and returning players, while Mt. Vernon and Wabash Valley seek impact as the season opens.
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Southern Illinois
Southern Illinois College Conference
Central
Chuck Mundell
Centralia
Olney
Harrisburg
Mundell
Don Duncan
Joe Stark
Missouri University
St. Louis
Blue Devils
Wabash Valley of
Mt. Carmel
Mt. Vernon
Dave Rapp
Phil Offutt
Merritt Pulley
Gene Duke
Jim Corrona
Union University
Tennessee
Butch Brooks
Lawrenceville
Illinois State University
Bill Carson
Albion
Oglethorpe College
Atlanta
Gary Cardinal
Greenville College
Brooks
Springfield
Carson
Blue Knights
Belleville
Virgil Motsinger
Falcons
Ed Bradley
Shawneetown
Jim Collins
Carrier Mills
Charles Fields
Bill Patterson
Galatia High School
Mike Humble
Meridian
Missouri
Danville
Paducah
Tom Mushopf
Jim Cueto
Jerry Jowett
Byron Hargis
Dave Brede
Westling High School
Neil Holliday
Holliday
Brede
Wednesday League at Herrin Bowling Standings and Highs
Bank of Herrin leads in weekly standings with 48 12 win loss, Don's Jewelry 38, Zwicks 37-23, and Bank of Zeigler 36 624. Zwicks top team series 2291 while Bank of Herrin 2288 and Don's Jewelry 2287. Individual leaders include Ade line Walker 501 Doris Rust 497 June Borum 493 and Irene Roach 214 with Roberta Wallis and Lois Thornton 189.
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Bank of Herrin
Don’s Jewelry
Zwicks
Bank of Zeigler
Janscos
Allens
Maderons
Boren’s
Chevrolet
Coca Cola
American Legion
Adeline Walker
Doris Rust
June Borum
Irene Roach
Roberta Wallis
Lois Thornton
Astros offer Harris post after sudden manager shakeup
Houston Texas AP Lyman Harris was ousted as manager after the club fired GM Paul Richards and replaced him with Grady Hatton. Harris, back from Birmingham, said he has been offered a new job but needs a few days to decide. Hatton and Tal Smith will share Richards old duties. Harris may stay in Houston or Sugarland where he lives.
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Lyman Harris
Houston Astros
Harris
Houston
Birmingham
Astro
Paul Richards
Grady Hatton
Hatton
Tal Smith
Roy Hofheinz
Hofheinz
Richards
Smth
Sugarland
Suns name Menendez as general manager
Jacksonville Florida AP veteran baseball executive Danny Menendez of Fort Lauderdale Florida was named general manager of the Jacksonville Suns class triple A International League team on Monday. He succeeds Bobby Maduro who becomes international liaison man for baseballs new commissioner William Eckert.
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Jacksonville, Fla
Jacksonville Suns
Danny Menendez
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Bobby Maduro
Baseball
William Eckert
Pivot Bill Buntin Faces Height Challenge in NBA
Six foot seven Michigan standout Bill Buntin struggles as a Pistons rookie guarding taller stars like Wilt Chamberlain and Bill Russell. Coach Charley Wolf moves him to the corner to adapt, while Buntin says finesse and learning pace determine pro success. He cites family motivation as a key incentive to improve.
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Bill Buntin
Detroit Pistons
National Basketball Association
Buntin
Cazzie Russell
Michigan
Wolverines
Wilt Chamberlain
Bill Russell
Walt Bellamy
Detroit
Charley Wolf
St Marys Routs Hurst In Cager War After Tight First Half
St Marys overcomes a slow start to beat Hurst 56 47 led by Roth child 13 Mitchell 11 ONeal 10 and Carnaghi 5 Randolph 5 Chia ventone 4 Garnati 4 Calcater ra2 while Hurst Biason 17 Presley 13 Robinson 9 Riley 4 Harrison 2 Moneyhun 2 trailed. Preliminary shows St Marys 36 20 at halftime.
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St. Mary’s
Hurst
Herrin St. Mary’s
Rothchild
Mitchell
O’neal
Carnaghi
Randolph
Chiaventone
Garnati
Golfers oppose stopwatch rule for pace of play
Arnold Palmer leads a panel of 1965 All-America golfers to reject a time limit on shots. The group argues it would ruin the game and slow pace of major tournament play. Also present were Lema Marr Snead Casper while Nicklaus, Littler and Player could not attend.
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Will Grimsley
Associated Press
New York
Arnold Palmer
Palmer
Procedures Adopted on Harness Disputes
The USTA directors adopted mediation procedures for harness racing disputes and reelected all officers after a five day national congress. The group said it resolved much of a stakes and futurities conflict by coordinating tracks and sponsors to reduce more than a dozen conflicting stakes dates.
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Columbus, Ohio
U.S. Trotting Association
USTA
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