Voyageurs Cross Continent By Boat To Astoria
John Edwin Hogg, 67, and John Dahl, 30, completed the first east west boat crossing of the continent aboard an 18 foot fiberglass boat with two 35 HP motors. Their 5,286 mile route began at the Hudson River and passed through Lake Champlain the St. Lawrence Seaway Ontario Georgian Bay Mackinac Strait Lake Michigan Chicago Drainage Canal Missouri River Lewis and Clark country to Fort Benton Montana and on to the Columbia River. Dahl left Columbia to join. Dahl later works with Evinrude in Milwaukee and Hogg remains an intrepid traveler and writer. They reached Astoria on August 31 1959 amid Portland centennial celebrations with encounters including Grandma Gatewood on the Oregon Trail.
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Bowlers dominate scores across Elyria leagues last night
Worley bowled a 654 series in Tarry Lanes' All City League with 212 223 219. Mike Frisco rolled 245 203 194 162, and Gib Henke 203 212 223 638 as other top totals. Ray Benson led the Bowling Center Home League with 644 including 176 199 269. Kitten Toth was the sole woman winner with 503 in the Town & Country Girls' League at Bowl-O-Drome.
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al Worley
Reading
Worley
Tarry
Tarry Lanes
Mike Frisco
Gib Henke
Bob Savage
Bob Heilman
Ray Knight
Jack Kurek Sr
Fred Smith
Bendix Westinghouse
Kitten Toth
Town & Country Girls’ League
600 Club bowling league leaders and standings
The list shows top bowlers across leagues including Al Worley 64 and Mike Frisco 652 in the 600 Club and Bendix-Westinghouse Office League members Jack Kurek 631 and Fred Smith 630. Also noted are Ray Jack Betts 405 Stan Karby 601 and Kitten Toth 508 in the Feminine Circles.
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Bowling Center
Ray Jack Betts
Stan Karby
AFL Mulls Atlanta Oakland Choice For Eight Team Roster
The American Football League weighs Atlanta and Oakland to complete its eightteam lineup and then moves to outline preparations for a fall launch. Officials expect lively debate but anticipate a calm discussion overall during a three day session in Dallas.
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UPI
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Oakland
Knotty two-area hoops showdowns loom Friday
Buckeye and Lakeland conferences expect two decisive games to untie ties for first. Vermilion hosts Clearview in Lakeland top clash while Elyria and Lorain clash in Buckeye action with Marion. outcomes hinge on Marion loss and local results. Southwestern and North Central matches complete Friday’s schedule.
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Clippers
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Hyde Bowls Gain Honors in Monday Leagues at Perky Lanes
Hyde Bowls 226 and 575 led the Monday Non-Handicap League at Perky Lanes with Roger Hyde posting a 226 game and 575 series. Truman's Funeral Home achieved 910 for a top team game as Whitney Shell led the league with a 2,590 in team series. George Bilas topped the Monday Night Amateur League with 525 in the series. Paul Earl had the high single 194. Lent Gulf won team laurels with a 4 game and 2,392 series. Parson's Dairy led the Foop with a 19 8 record.
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Roger Hyde
Truman
Whitney Shell
George Bilas
Paul Earl
Lent Gulf
Parson's Dairy
Score Named Most Courageous Athlete of the Year
Herb Score of the Cleveland Indians was chosen as the Most Courageous Athlete of the Year by the Philadelphia Sports Writers Association after a line drive injury and mental hazards faced on every pitch. Johnny Unitas was named the Nation's Outstanding Athlete and Roger Davis was named Outstanding College Lineman of the Year.
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Baltimore Colts
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Syracuse
Halas Abstains as NFL Expansion Plan Dominates Ballot
Miami Beach United Press International reports George Halas in a noncommittal stance during the NFL commissioner election as owners press for a quick decision on expansion. Ballot 23 was due with Halas likely to abstain yet again, seeking clarity on Dallas and Minneapolis expansion commitments.
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Papa Bear
National Football League
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Bowling Results Across Local Leagues Highlight Top Scores
Senior League shows Team 13 over Team 40 with Dave Bednatz 566 high. North Ridgeville Bittner DeCario League lists Evelyn Barnard 424 and Billie Bier 474 as top individuals. Midweek and oil-field leagues feature high scores like Zoltai 552 and Dages 579, with Prout Chevrolet leading the automotive group.
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Decarlo League
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Billie Bler
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Cal Closes In as Cincinnati Holds Top UPI Poll
The Cincinnati Bearcats led UPI's major college basketball ratings for the eighth straight week with 326 points and 17 first place votes. California's Golden Bears moved within three points with 14 first place votes and 323 points as the closest ballot of the season. Ballots reflect games through last Saturday with many teams idle for exams.
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United Press International
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Golden Bears
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Utes
College basketball ratings show West Virginia top five shifts
UPI ratings list Cincinnati, California, West Virginia, Bradley and Ohio State in top five with Georgia Tech at sixth and Villanova seventh. Utah eighth Texas A&M ninth Utah State tenth. North Carolina eleventh and Southern California twelfth. St Joseph's and Indiana tied for twentieth.
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Wilt's 58 Points Leads Warriors Over Pistons in Bethlehem
Wilt Chamberlain scored 58 points, grabbed 42 rebounds, and led the Philadelphia Warriors to a 127 117 victory over the Detroit Pistons in Bethlehem Pennsylvania. He hit 24 field goals and 10 free throws marking a season high and silencing critics who doubted a return to form.
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Philadelphia Warriors
PGA Seniors Open in Dunedin Florida Start 71st Tourament
In Dunedin Florida the PGA Seniors opened the 71st annual tournament with about 300 pros taking part. Prize money totals 15000 with 1500 awarded to the champion plus an expense paid trip to England to meet the British seniors champion. Thirteen former U S seniors champions attended the first round including two three time winners and two two time champions.
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Brady’s Monday night C league scores and leaders
Bowling results list weekly matchups led by Turnpike Inn at 7-1 and Don A. Zelley 7-1 top players Clarence Massie 537 and John Varady 687. Other leagues report standings, high games, and top series with Mary Meyers 417 and Evelyn Essex 440 as standout performers.
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C’ League Turnpike Inn
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Clarence Massie
Don A. Zelles
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Rick Buckwald
Toggery
Grafton Rockies
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Top Serile
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ELKS
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C & J Superatte
Superior Electric
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Hazel's Restaurant
Ruppelt Builders
Keith Scoville
Turmoil at Ohio Natural Resources Dept. nears turning point
Governor DiSalle faces internal strife as the Ohio Department of Natural Resources endures upheaval. Critics cite firings, resignations, and alleged criminal probes linked to director Herbert Eagen. Officials urge closer scrutiny and potential governance changes amid upcoming Wildlife Council discussions.
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Jack Cowie
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Robert Wallace
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Elyria Foundry Handicars Summary At Midway Drive In
In Elyria, Midway Drive-In results show Foundry Handicars and Foundry 2 leading through early rounds with top scores. Zoltai, Brown Motors, and Sanitary each post 1st place finishes in multiple teams while John Dersy and Dezse top individual marks. Subplots include Pattern and West Hanes placements and a 55 percent top series by John Dezse.
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YWCA LEAGUE BOWLERS TALLY TOP SCORES IN ROUND
In the YWCA League El-Y Annes and Echoes divisions top performances emerge. Ethel Carle hits 478, Dolly Mampel 474, Harriet Greenholtz 454, Rose Marie Haney 452, Annrandstaff 435, Hazel Van Dyke 418, plus top team Artcrafters 10-3 and high series honors by Carle at 478.
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Y-Maters
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Garden Ys
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Bendix-Westinghouse Housed Office League Standings Update
Reservoirs 6 6 2, Adjusters 7 5 1. High individual Don Davis 558. Switches 6 4 2, Compressors 414 714 1. Jack Kurek 631. Relays 6 6 2, Cylinders 3 44 844 1. Don Webber 490. Indicators 7 5 2, Chambers 6 6 1. Fred Smith 630. First place Switches 8 4. Top series Jack Kurek Sr 681.
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Jack Kurek
Don Webber
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Fred Smith
Switchesz
Jack Kurek Sr
Evans Lanes Trio League Scores and Leaders
In Team 5 8 to 4 victory over Budweiser Russ Olsen rolled a high 534 series. Maple Inn defeated Barres Garage 3 to 1 with Cagle posting 528. Korki's Drive In and C. W. Berris Inc. each won 3 to 1 as Tom Carter added 524. Team 5 claimed first place and Olsen earned top series with 534.
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Maple Inn
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C. W. Berres Inc
Tom Carter
Ingo Tells Floyd Ditch Old Guard in New Setup Call
Rochester report on $10,000 Hickok Athlete of the Year winner Johansson warning Floyd Patterson to break from the old people and back an open bid for TV and film rights for a possible return bout. Johansson notes Teleprompter and Patterson Enterprises as the old guard amid Lefkowitz action. He suggests a setup with new bidders and may meet Archie Moore instead.
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Patterson Enterprises
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Paramore tops Amherst league with 509 series at Park Lanes
Jennie Paramore led Amherst Monday Night Women’s League with a 177 game and 509 series at Park Lanes. Duchoslav Builders won team showors with a 763 game and 2 1823? threesome. Karaczi Mason Ty leads league at 33-? won-lost.
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Jennie Paramore
Park Lanes
Duchoslav Builders
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