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BOWLING ALONGBerry's Out Trick-or-Treating EarlyOfhePt. ir_ or )m 3t' xs»n«nia cer El tv; ]lrr all i tf». fcr--ns.I*,RV*1heBy DAVE TAYLOROld Spook” Berry got an early start on his Halloween celebration Sunday, trick-or-treating his way out front in the L. A. men’s BPAA All-Star Elims after four rounds in a 16-round final bout that broke all scoring records in the 16-year history of the Southland Elimination tournament.In four three-game matches, the Spook” blasted a 233 average for a 2,797 total to •win nine games and 1lt; three.Over-all, the 16 LA Elimination finalists averaged 214.07 for 192 games in the shooting Sunday at Del Rio. There were 15 games over 250 and seven 700s including a 760 cluster from Berry.Billy Maglione zeroed in on 280 for high game while Spook nailed 279 and 276 to keep his laurels in tact and Foy Belcher slammedhome a 278. Belcher finished the first four rounds in second place with 2,776, averaging 231 for the 12 games.The field of 16 entered the finals with a minimum 203 average from 30 qualifying games. In all, 16 men who averaged more than 200 in the qualifying rounds failed to make the final. Top qualifier was Bob La Mar of Reseda with 6,339 total pins—a211.09 average.* * * *WITH EIGHT places in the BPA National All-Star Tournament at stake in the contest, current elimination standings are as follows:TotalKamo- Pin* W.-U P-Pls.1. W Berry _ 2,797 9-3 64.472. Foy Belcher *___2.776 9-33. BIHy Maglione — 2,662Betty Mivelaz beat out a 3,196 series and Bobbie Heldt 3,162 to top the qualifier. The field is now cut to 48 for an eight-game semi-final Saturday at Carolina Lanes. Finals start Sunday at Pioneer Bowl with a field of 15. The top seven will shoot the All-Star in Kansas City come January.Tops in current standings:Top* In current landings:1. aotty Mivelaz—3.196.2, Bgbblft Heldt—3,162.7. Lee Bimowskv—3.0B6.8. Lorraine Gorner— 3.068.9. Betty PhiIIIns—3.061.10. Alice HWRmMOM.11. Wltma lt;Gulllorvl Anderson—3,051.12. Janet Ha mart—3-QM.13. Evan MtCoul—3.(W.14. Rulh Robison—3,032.15. Dee Burg—3,032.16. Judy Sakata—3,023.* * * *31 Marilyn Gldden—3,131. 4. Carol Eomunds—3,130.5. Dea Arnold—3,124.6. Margi Fox—3,112.4, Ral^h M«n1s 6. Manic Lauman2.615 2.612 1 i8-48-48.46-65. Andy Marzlch -7. Jock Henry ...SZZZ 2J55 7-58. Carl Lvndortn 2.528 7-5AS THE LA. Women's All-64.2661.1260.1560.1258.3258.0558.03T ennessee Aroused by Grid FailureJACKIE SHEA slammed a 679 cluster on games of 212-245-222 for top honors in the Ladies 860 Classic at Norwalk as her Dee’s Sportswear team connected for a 1018 game and a 2810 series.League high games were rolled by Helen Shea 227, Anita Weir 217, Shirley O’Hara 207, Virgie Mills 207, Rosie Webb 205, Helen Gillespie 203, Avis Della Rocca and Norma Kridner 201.Meanwhile, Mary Badstub-ner led the Los Angeles Women’s Open League with a 621 on singles of 186-204-231.Star Elims kicked off, local shooters Betty Mivelaz and Bobbie Heldt lead over 190 gals in the opening 16-game qualifier.KNOXVILLE, Tenn. VB — Discontent over Tennessee’s four successive football losses has stirred talk of possible changes in the coaching staff.The Volunteers,-1951 national champions and once mu* thpr feared namp.R inNIFTY Norm Meyers kept the C. Herb Berger squad in first place in the Greater Los Angeles All-Star Traveling loop with a 767 series on games Of 279-232 and 256.
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Tue, Oct 23, 1962
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