Area Bowling Highs and League Standings Across Multiple Clubs
Multiple bowling leagues in Carbondale Murphysboro and Herrin report top teams and players. Highlights include Area Bowling High team Coca Cola 1062 and Egyptian Lines 1050 with high series by Clyde Baggett 617 and Todd's Uniforms 3026. individual highs include Bob Parrott 538 and 234 games, plus Bettys and Marys leading various women's and senior divisions.
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Coca Cola
Egyptian Lines
Allen Industries
Clyde Baggett
Paul Gothard
Roy Ward
Vernon May
Bob McMillan
Grammer Orchard
Bahrs State Farm
Daniel Food
Wallace
Bob Parrott
Roy Wright
Bill Coracy
Murphysboro
Gorham Bank
J. W. Ward
American Legion
Stetlar Herrin Lumber
Ellis Construction
Davis
Kiwanis
Stroud & Shereriz
W. du Bois
Gorham
S., Ketchum
J. Moschenrose
S. Ketchum
Murphysboro Wanderers
Beasleys
Three Musketeers
Krafts
Beginners
Yellow Cab
Hot Shots
Pussycats
Mary Petzoldt
Winnie Ketchum
Mona Koons
Herrin Norge
Pisoni Insurance
First Federal
Bonifield Bros
Sohns
J. Funeral Home
Security Bank
Johnson Funeral Home
Jim Becker
Bill Turner
Floyd Sutton
Tom Collins
B. Kinslow
M. Cernkovich
I. Brown
C. Tow
L. Prewitt
C. Kinslow
L. Johnson
Housewives League
Carbondale Alley Cats
Packers
Little Egypt Credit
Seven Up
Brown & Colombo
Ranmar Tires
J. W. Walker
Stag
Brewster Motors
Don Mann Contractor
Miller High Life
Illinois Cafe
L.B.J. Steakhouse
Petrolane
Conrad Named MVP Of St Louis Cardinals At Banquet
St Louis AP reports flanker Bobby Joe Conrad named the most valuable player of the St Louis Cardinals at the Quarterback Club banquet. Conrad, 29, previously won MVP in 1962 and the Old Pro award. He has 55 receptions this season. Linebacker Bill Koman received the Old Pro Award and defensive back Carl Silvestri was rookie of the year.
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Bobby Joe Conrad
St. Louis Cardinals
National Football League
Conrad
Bill Koman
Carl Silvestri
Cardinals
Gogolak Brothers Legacy Guides Young Johnny To Kick
Eight year old John Gogolak Jr follows brothers Pete and Charlie into football kicking. He has applied to Princeton Class of 1979 and trains soccer style under his father and brothers in Wilton New York. Pete stars with the Bills and Charlie joins the Redskins after Princeton.
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Wilton
N. Y
John Gogolak Jr
Pete
Charlie
Princeton University
Goglak
Hungary
Cornell
Buffalo Bills
Kansas City
Prince
Ton
Washington Redskins
Associated Press
Rome State School
Saratoga County
Gogolak
Ogdensburg
Seseralte
Johnny
Princeton
Tigers
Jake McCandless
Blanks
John
Sooner Group Considers New Coach Today
University of Oklahoma prepares to offer its football coaching post to Georgia’s Vince Dooley after interviews. Dr. George L. Cross will meet with the athletic council to gauge preferences and may announce an offer if a candidate accepts. Dooley, 33, was the only head coach interviewed after discussions with Darrell Royal.
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Oklahoma
Cross
Dooley
Council
Darrell Royal
Sooner
Texas
Huarte Trade Seen Likely Headed for Boston
New York AP reports John Huarte Heisman winner and Jets taxi squad member may be traded to Boston for Art Graham. Speculation followed Jets owner Sonny Werblin announcing a Monday press conference as the regular season nears end. Patriots owner Billy Sullivan said a Jets trade was 90 percent complete.
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New York
John Huarte
Boston
Art Graham
Huarte
Notre Dame
New York Jets
Sonny Werblin
Jets
Werblin
Patriots
Billy Sullivan
Packers' Robinson Named Defensive Star
Packers linebacker Dave Robinson earned the AP National Football League Defensive Player of the Week after a key 88 yard interception return against Baltimore helped preserve a 14 13 lead. The play thwarted Gary Cuozzo and set up a late first half momentum for Green Bay.
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Dave Robinson
Green Bay
Baltimore
Associated Press
Packers
Gary Cuozzo
Colts
Jerry Hill
Robinson
Willie Davis
Cuzzo
Lenny Moore
WGA Director Walholm Dies at 67 in Colorado Springs
Roy W. Walholm known as Wally, 67, director of the Western Golf Association, died of a heart attack in Colorado Springs. He was a Colorado Springs real estate man active in sports ventures and led the WGA, affiliate of the USGA.
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WGA
Colorado Springs
Colo
Roy W
Wally) Walholm
Western Golf Association
Walhom
U. S. Golf Association
Reinsman Wins 01st Race Westbury Harness Night
Del Insko became the season’s fifth 200-win reinsman after two straight victories at Roosevelt Raceway final night. The 34-year-old Illinoisan, racing Knight Haven and Gallant Knight, lifted his season total to 201. Guy Adios won the feature pace for $3,000, driven by George Sziklai, with Jerry Adios second and Bonnie Dunane third.
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Westbury
N. Y
del Insko
Roosevelt Raceway
Insko
South Beloit
Ill
Knight Haven
Gallant Knight
Robert Farrington
Richwood
Ohio
William Haughton
Oyster Bay Cove
Ron Feagan
Gilles Lachance
Guy Adios
George Sziklai
Jerry Adios
Bonnie Dunane
Metro to Manage Tulsa Oilers for PCL Debut
Charles Metro was named to manage the Tulsa Oilers of the Pacific Coast League shortly after quitting the Chicago White Sox. Tulsa, a Cardinals farm club, will debut in the PCL next season after 30 years in the Texas League.
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Charles Metro
Tulsa Oilers
Chicago White Sox
Tulsa
Mack Creager
St. Louis Cardinals
Wednesday's Fights AP Report White Plains Card
Bus ter Mathis of Grand Rapids outpointed Charley Lee of Hackensack in a six round rough bout in White Plains New York. Mathis weighed 272 pounds while Lee was 214 pounds.
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Associated Press
White Plains
N. Y
Buster Mathis
Grand Rapids
Mich
Charley Lee
Hackensack
N. J
College Basketball Roundup Of Wins And Scores
A series of college basketball results shows St. John’s 85 over Canisius 65 and LaSalle 87 past Bucknell 68. Other notable scores include Temple 85 over Creighton 59 and Columbia 108 over Rutgers 76. Harvard beat Boston U 75 while Manhattan won 78 73 over LIU. St. Joseph’s defeated Albright 85 54 and Fordham beat Seton Hall 76 66. St Bonaventure 97 over Texas St and Dayton 76 over Louisville 59. Notre Dame 85 over Binghamton 77 as Chicago Loyola 108 defeated Missouri 85. Iowa 99 over Washington Univ. Missouri, Ohio University 110 over San Francisco St. and Illinois West 96 over Augustana 71. Carthage 110 over Carroll 80 and Indiana State 120 over DePauw 75. Baltimore Loyola 86 over St. Francis N Y 72 Evansville 89 over Catholic U 78 Morris Harvey 99 over West Virginia State 72. Texas A&M 89 over Rice 81 Houston 110 over LSU 87 and North Texas State 65 over West Texas State 63. Utah State 90 over Morehead State 63.
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Associated Press
St. John’s
Canisius
LaSalle
Bucknell
Temple
Creighton
Columbia
Rutgers
Providence
St. Mary’s
Calif
St. Francis
Richmond
Ohio
San Francisco
W. Illinois
Augustana
Carthage
Carroll
Indiana St
DePauw
Baltimore
Loyola
St. Francisco N. Y
Evansville
Catholic U
Morris Harvey
W. Va. St
New Jersey Banker Wins Seniors Golf Meet
J Wolcott Brown a 63 year old banker from Sea Girt New Jersey won the American Seniors Golf Tournament in Palm Beach Florida after three rounds totaling 219 He held a two stroke edge over Bud McKinney of Dallas George Haggarty of Detroit and Joel Sheppard of Kalamazoo Michigan despite a final round 78.
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N. J. Banker
Palm Beach
Fla
J. Wolcott Brown
N. J
Wolcott
Bud McKinney
Dallas
Tex
George Haggarty
Detroit
Joel Sheppard
Kalamazoo
Mich
Virus Hits Colts Matte Then Quarrel For Call In Rams Game
Baltimore Colts quarterback plans disrupted as Tom Matte, a five year NFL veteran, contracts a virus and may leave the signals to a young unknown who has not played in a pro game. Matte, expected to start at quarterback after Gary Cuozzo's shoulder injury, worked out at the stadium as trainers hope the illness is a short one.
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Los Angeles
Tom Matte
Baltimore Colts
Los Angeles Rams
Matte
Gary Cuozzo
Green Bay Packers
Ohio State
Prep Basketball Scores From Chicago-Area Matchups
Bowen 61 over Vocational 57 Calumet 68 past Hubbard 40 Dunbar 66 over Waller 55 Fenger 89 beat South Shore 64 Hirsch 76 over Lindblom 63 Parker 74 defeated Hyde Park 69 Senn 105 overwhelmed Prosser 49 Roosevelt 92 beat Steinmetz 47 Simeon 84 topped Tuley 70 Quigley S. 62 Gage Park 39 Springfield 64 over Decatur Eisenhower 55 Riverton 72 defeated Mt. Pulaski 70 Petersburg Porta 57 Bath Balyki 53 Hardin Calhoun 63 edged Griggsville 55 Pleasant Hill 50 beat Barry 53.
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The
Associated Press
Bowen
Vocational
Calumet
Hubbard
Dunbar
Waller
Fenger
South Shore
Hirsch
Lindblom
Parker
Hyde Park
Senn
Prosser
Roosevelt
Steinmetz
Simeon
Tuley
Quigley
Cyclesport Inc Names 1966 Officers
Richard Murray is president George Blatter is vice president Matt Hall is secretary treasurer for 1966 Jim Hill will be road captain and Larry Weatherford the referee Blatter led in 1965 points Members plan one more meeting next Sunday to inspect potential sites for next year field meets observed trials and motocross runs
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Cyclesport, Inc
Richard Murray
George Blatter
Matt Hall
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Merchants League
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Twlight League
Weller Plumbing
CarbondAle Heating
Southern Realty
Bates TV
Murdock Insurance
Neanlist Studio
Modern Tile
Carol
Illinois Central Bowling League
California Juice
Motor Car Shop
Freight House
Stearns Locker
Glover Trailer
East Gate Cleaners
Stearns
Stiman
Snyder
Friess
Miskell
Bowlby
Calhoun
New Era Dairy
Speedwash
Bieyers
ICM Realty
Hue Cafe
Hellengs
Kirbys
Boren
IGA
Hub Cafe
Breyers
Bleyers
Barbera
Dynamites
Blazers
Jokers
Es SS
Hi Lo’s
Rolling Stones
Four Jets
St. Louis
Rodole
Gogolak Brothers
Vergennes State Bank
Vergennes, Ill
B. W. Koeneman
C. H. Koeneman
WM. J. B. Taylo
Vergennes
Ranmar
North 16Th
Reinsman
METRO
Tulsa, Okla
JAWA
Scooters
H. P
Jackson County Club
Old Rt
Harvard
Manhattan
Long Island
St. Joseph’s
Albright
Fordham
Seton Hall
St. Bonaventure
Dayton
Louisville
Chicago
Missouri
Iowa
Washington U., Mo
Texas A&m
Rice
Houston
LSU
N. Texas St
Texas St
Utah St
Morehead St
GROB
Jim
Sporting Goods
Mardale Shopping Center
Stitzel-Weller
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