Area Bowling Results From Marion Wednesday Ladies
The report lists standings and scores from the Marion Wednesday Ladies league at Shop'rs Center. Teams include High team game Shop'rs Center 1006 and High team series Shop'rs Center 2914, with top individual performances by Marilyn Armstrong and Thelmas Hudgens.
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Dexter Sanders
Tony Galdoni
Karen Calcaterra
Brad Couch
Tony Gauldoni
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Rs Center
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Bank of Marion
Bank of Egypt
Tony’s Steak House Farms
Marion Finance
Beauty College
Dave’s West Side Drugs
Haircraft
Quick Clean Center
Mayer Bres
Mayer
Mayer 2821 High Individual Game — Thelma Hudgens 198, Marilyn Armstrong
Pauu- Ine Deming
Lucille Davis
Marilyn Armstrong
Metta Straley
Thelmas Hudgens
Virginia North
Don’s Jewelry
Carterville Age
H. Rix
P _ Bank of Zeigler
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J. McElroy
Carterville Lumber
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T.V
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P. Stewart
Sue Montgomery
Hi Lows
Alley Oops
Jean Trammel
Wilma Norton
Wiona Ediiston
Jean Tram
Erma Lee McMillan
Thelma Brown
Herrin
Lea Oo Ehi
Four Comics
Zena Sullivan
Toby Brixey
Allen McMillan
Zena Sullivan High
Indivi Millan
Allen Mc
Sinners
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Untouchables
the Apes
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Apes
Tom Glenn
Edmiston
Gil Smothers
Smith
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Grace Wilson
Ananda Palmer
Lloyd
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Tom Edmiston
Gil Smith
Ers Delores
Winona Edmiston
Murdale Bowling League
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McDonalds
Lay’s Potato Chips
Selmier Peerless
McGowan Farms
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Tom’s Place
Madelyn Mil- Glasford
Whirlaway
Carbondale
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Sawyer
Doctors Hospital
Burris
Southgate
University
Nuenlist
University Bank
Sawyer Paint
Neunlist Studio
C. E. McNeill
Stella Schoendienst
Bernice Culp
Phyllis Bain
Stella Schoen
Linda Allen
Mary Anndienst
Snider
Carbondale Keglerette
Odum Concrete
Mardale
Vic Koenig
Chevrolet
B & A Travel Dallas
Jay Ray Jewelers
Burgermart
Jomac North
Martinizina
Bob Hiens Insurance
ABC Liquors
Koenig Chevrolet
Ednasam
Pat Speers
Ruth Thomas
Gay Comer
Vergennes State Bank
City National Bank
Lustour
Jackon County
Brown
Penrod’s
City Penrod
National Bank
Motors
Penrod
P. Krawczyk
E. Hagler
M. Koons
J. W. Ward Transfer
I Charlie’s Chips
F. & E Supply
S & S Body Shop
Ken’s
Lustours
Marvin and Al’s Texaco
Dill
Bill Mill
Ward
Kitchen
Kitchen Cafe
Charles Chips
Bonnie Pinkerton
Wilma Geiger
Eleanor Harris
Helen Kruse
Herrin Commercial
Zeigler Legion
Herrin Legion
Borens 1.G.A
Bank of Herrin
Snyder T.V
Standard Oil Bulk
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Budweiser
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Monarch Tavern
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Bell & Zoller
P. N. Hirsch Carterville Lumber
Hoppers
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Paul Gothard
Bill Bush
Jim Gentile
Clyde Har- High
Herrin Friendship League
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Herrin Apparel
McNeill & Dugger
Big Daddy’s
Park Avenue
Venable Oil Monarch Tavern
Snyder’s
Pepsi Cola
Cee Norge Rockettes
Hawks Beat Warriors In Sluggish NBA Night
The St Louis Hawks defeated the San Francisco Warriors 97 to 79 as both teams slumped in Miami Beach. Lennie Wilkens led with 22 points and 10 free throws while the Warriors shot 26 percent and fell 4 games behind St Louis in the Western Division. Other NBA results included Philadelphia over Seattle 139-124 and Boston over Los Angeles 123-117.
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Associated Press
Miami Beach
Fla
St. Louis Hawks
San Francisco Warriors
National Basketball Association
Hawks
Warriors
San Francisco
NBA
Lennie Wilkens
Nate Thurmond
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Seattle
Boston
Los Angeles
San Diego
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Minnesota
New Orleans
Oakland
Killy and Kidd 1-2 in Val dIsere giant slalom
Jean-Claude Killy of France won the international giant slalom for the Henri Oreiller Cup on Col de L Iseran, beating Kurt Schmider of Switzerland. Billy Kidd of Stowe Vermont finished fifth, aiding United States Olympic hopes. Jere Elliott, Harry Ryan, and Jim Huey also competed for the U S with mixed results. A separate note discusses Phoenician history along the Mediterranean coast.
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Val d’Isere
France
Jean-Claude Killy
Billy Kidd
Stowe
United States
Killy
Henri Oreiller
Col de L’iseran
Switzerland
Kurt Schmider
Kidd
Jere Elliott
Steamboat Springs
Colo
Harry Ryan
Rutland
Jim Huey
Squaw Valley
Calif
Jets Fall In AFL Clash As Oakland Rolls 38-29
Jets lose 38-29 to Oakland as coach Weeb Ewbank laments officiating and says the start disadvantaged New York. Joe Namath nets 356 yards and three TDs but suffers a possible fractured cheek. Kansas City, Miami win in other AFL games. Namath’s team remains in the East race.
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Ewbank
Jets
Houston
San Diego
Oakland
Miami
Kansas City
Denver
Boston
Joe Namath
Namath
Raiders
Daryle Lamonica
Lamonica
Dolphins
New York
Chargers
Babe Parilli
Hawks win on pitiful hat trick night in NHL
Hat night produced a Chicago victory as Pit Martin scored the deciding goal with 6:42 left to lift the Black Hawks 2 0 over the Maple Leafs. Chicago tied atop the East with idle Boston as Rod Gilbert had a three goal game for New York in a 5 3 win over St Louis.
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Associated Press
Petit
Martin
Black Hawks
Toronto Maple Leafs
Hawks
Boston
Chicago
Rod Gilbert
New York
St. Louis
Detroit
Norm Ullman
Montreal
Jean Beliveau
Red Wings
Canadiens
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Phil Esposito
Fred Stanfield
Eric Nesterenko
Toronto
Johnny Bower
Bower
Denis DeJordy
Doug Mohns
Saluki track team shines at Northeast Louisiana Invitational
Southern Illinois University’s Saluki track stars shine at Monroe with Ross MacKenzie winning the 440 yard dash in 0:49 and Oscar Moore finishing second in the two mile with 8:53.1. Mitch Livingston places third in high jump at 6 feet 10 inches as Hatfield and Curry reach seven feet. Freshman relay shows strong form, winning its heat in 7:51.5 but fifth overall behind Florida, Oklahoma State, Baylor and Tulane.
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Ross MacKenzie
Oscar Moore
Mitch Livingston
Southern Illinois University
Monroe
MacKenzie
Livingston
John Hartfield
Houston Striders
Stan Curry
Baylor
Hatfield
Lew Hartzog
Rick Wastrewski
Mel Ryan
Glen Ujiye
Bob Morrow
Florida
Oklahoma State
Tulane
LIU
Michigan
Tennessee
Mobile
Ala
Jets fall to Raiders as Namath injured in 38-29 defeat
Jets star Namath took a swollen cheek from a hit and will have X rays in New York. Weeb Ewbank blamed field officials for letting the game get out of hand while Raider teammates defended their defense and Namath's health remained a concern.
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Charles McMurtry
Associated Press
Oakland
Joe Namath
Oakland Raiders
New York Jets
Weeb Ewbank
Jets
Houston Oilers
Namath
Ewbank
Raiders
Calling Life's Signals by an Alabama quarterback
A provocative new book presents life seen through the eyes of a former all American quarterback from Alabama. The author, praised by Coach Paul Bear Bryant as one of his all time favorites, offers a long hard look at the problems facing people everywhere. Stop in soon for your copy.
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Alabama
Paul “Bear” Bryant
University of Alabama
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