North Hagerstown Hubs Face Westminster Fight For First Win
North Hagerstown coach Walt Galbraith seeks his team’s first win as the Hubs visit Westminster in a TriState League opener. Both teams are healthy overall with key players like Dent Schaelfer for Westminster and Galbraith’s lineup led by quarterback Cutz and fullback Elgin. The game promises versatility from Westminster’s offense and North’s explosive ground game as both squads aim to start the season with a victory.
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Merth
Chambersburg
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Ford
Gettysburg
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Bob Schaelfer
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Schaelfer
Gary Taylor
Bub
Beroie Cutz
Doug Elgin
Brad Girard
Norman Long
Steve Cline
Randy Bull
Whitt
Strunk
Plat Caapa
Schaeffer
Dant
Tom Smith
Merk Causey
Westminester
Jim Head
Larry Smith
Head
Bowlers Shine Across Leagues as New Season Opens
The opening week of bowling across Dual Lanes and surrounding leagues features high scores from Jimmy Wolfens and Nick Carter, with 432 set and multiple 170 plus games. Notable performances include Otho Berger, Ab Barnhart, Gene Gates, and Pete Hornbaker, while England adds a lighter note with a schoolgirl incident ending in hospital after a ball grip mishap.
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Jimmy Wolfens
Lorraine Wade
Panghorm
Othoberger
Ab Barnhart
Jefferson Houpt
London
Joe Bitner
Nick Carter
Gene Gates
Elka
Rebel Evans
Long Meadow
Barnhart
Pete Washington
Eddie Snyder
Notas
Homer Stoner
Panghorn
Bob Perrott
England
Jean Highcock
Jean
Fire Brigade
Real Thing On Saturday For NFLers
The NFL season opens with eight games in three days as all 16 teams debut. Minnesota, Atlanta, and Miami face challenges with injuries and quarterback changes, while the Oilers and Dolphins showcase upgraded offenses. Other openers include Green Bay, Baltimore, San Francisco, Cleveland, New York, Washington, Detroit, and Dallas. Oakland signs quarterback Prarie Lagnonics to a three-year deal. Curley Culp and Paul Smith are released by Denver as roster decisions loom.
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Vikings
Houston
Kansas City
Miami
Falcons
Viking
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Joe Kapp
Gary, Couzze
Cuotza
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Nore
Grant
Junior Coffey
Oilers
Pete Beathard
Mac Haik
Dolphins
Bob Griese
Cookie
Larry Csooka
Green Bay
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Johnny
San Francisco
Cleveland
New York
Pittsburgh
Washington
Chicago
Detroit
Dallas
St. Louis
Hest
Los Angeles
CBS
WBL
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Notre Dame
Raiders
Denver Broncos
Rheice
Curley Culp
Paul Smith
Bronco
Lou Saban
Jack Shufelt to lead area bowling group in Washington County
Jack Shufelt named Director of Bowling for Turner Bowling Centers in Washington County. Richmond native, 44, has led the Southside Men's Minor League since 1961 and presided over the Commercial C League. He is an executive in the National Duckpin Congress and serves on the Washington County Duckpin Association standings committee. Shufelt carried a 118 average last season.
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Scott Marin
Jack Finniff
Long Meadow Commercial
Charles Washington
Friendship League
Catherine Flythe
Funkstown
Paul Wood
Jack Shufett
Turner
Shufelt
Washington County
Richmond
Hagerstown
Southside
Sinifelt
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Junior Bowling Program Ready To Start For Youths
Better than 800 youngsters are expected to join the Jocal Junior Bowling Program sponsored by Turner's Bowling Centers. Registration this Saturday and next at Long Meadow Daal and Southside Lanes. The program divides into three groups ages 12 to 18 and runs from Sept 28 through mid April with Saturday sessions at Dual Lanes and bus transportation in Williamsport Halfway area. A $1 registration fee funds the Youth Bowling Association. Shoes provided. awards at season end.
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Jocal
Turner's Bowling Centers
Long Meadow
Daal
Southside
Boonsboro
Funkstown
Williamsport
Halfway
Bowling Standings and High Games From Local Meet
Readable portions show team standings for Motor Truk Servs Venture Mercury Mary Venus and others with high games by Armada Robe Mak and Shady Bower rhs. Individual highs include Jack Finnilt 74 and 422 set, while high team marks include Earth ISN Earley Harbaugh Vending and Seven Up 612/1682.
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Seth
Motor Truk Servs Venture
Mercury
Mary
Venus
Ben Thomas
Sates
Sealtest
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Mak
W. D. Byron
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Martz
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Earth Isn. Earley
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Capital
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Hint
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Smith
Sele Ban
Thomas Été
Seti Ben
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Bly
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Berber Shop
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Jack Finnilt
Jack Fianlff
Igh
Sevan Up
Major League Leaders And Standings From Varied Leagues
Baseball leaders list runs batted in, doubles, triples, home runs, and stolen bases for teams including Boston Washington Detroit Cleveland and Chicago with figures. Mixed team standings show several NFL and college style entries. several names and teams appear with inconsistent formatting.
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Harvelson
Bost
F. Howard
Wash
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Yastrzemski
McCraw
Chie
Fremosi
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Det
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Palmer Trails Kemper Open Leaders After First Round
Arnold Palmer sits two back of leaders at the Kemper Open in Sutton Mass as Michael Goldstrand 20-year-old Houston standout fires a 67 to lead. JC Goosey and others follow with strong rounds while Palmer eyes a quicker start.
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Geldstrand
F Ormer Houston
Worthington
Mimn
T.rosvard
Pleasant Valley Country Club
Goldstrand
Goosie
Big Frank Howard Slugs Twice To Beat McNally In Nine
Washington Senator slugger Frank Howard belted a 3-0 slider for a long homer and later followed with a two run shot to beat Dave McNally and Baltimore 4 1. Howard's 42nd and 43rd homers of the year give him the major league lead and tie the club record for homers in a game. McNally saw only one hit through five innings before Howard opened the scoring and later extended the lead.
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Dave MccNally
Frank Howard
Washington Senators
Baltimore
McNally
Howard
Oriole
Senators
Jim Lemon Sail Howard
Leopards Open Home Campaign In Football Switch
Smithsburg Leopards debut on their new field after renovations funded by boosters as they host Bruce High and visit Shepherdstown. Coach Reid says the team learned from last season and aims to show strong play on familiar ground, with improvements including bleachers and a new score board.
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Carroll Reid
Smithsburg Leopards
Reid
Bruce High
Axtrafasgille
Shepherdstown
Smithsburg Wei
Cardinals
Cumberland
Sears
Smithsburg
Leopards
Shellq
Tover
Hedgesville
Ted
Gatie
Bovskis
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