Across The Head Pin ER '34 Bowling Update in City
Bowling grows as a major city sport with adult leagues, junior starts, and wide participation. Historical notes trace ten pins to 1810 1820 and Rip Van Winkle, while WIBC growth reaches 17 million women bowlers. Pro bowling expands with PBA growth, TV shows, and new prize formats. local officials retirements and league openings mark the season.
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America
Washington Irving
Rip van Winkle
WIBC
New York State
American Bowling Congress
Carol Peckham
Schenectady
Marie Matrione
Bev Carpenter
Glens Falls
Eddie Elias
PBA
Bill Allen
Orlando
Fla
Mary Ratigan
Alpha Lanes
Likable
Em Tuttle
Scotia
Mary
Boulevard Bowl
Schenecady
Audrey van Alstine
Mildred O'Mara
Martha Adamski
TV Tournament Time
Howard Tupper
Spottcaster
Morris Cramer
The
Bowlers Club
Slim quarterback leads SMU to late victory over Texas A&M
Ines Perez, at 5 feet 4 inches, completed 10 of 12 passes for 107 yards and a touchdown to guide SMU to a 20 17 win in the Southwest Conference opener at College Station. Perez, praised for lifting weights and using strong linemen, rallied the offense in the final 43 seconds, overcoming concerns about his weight and height.
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Dallas
Tex
Ines Perez
Southern Methodist
Texas A&m
Perez
Ines
Aggies
College Station
Saratoga Results Show Mixed Odds and Timings
Horse names and times appear with fractional payouts and place figures across events at Saratoga. The snippet lists several runners such as Pt. Dan Gray and Brackdown with times around 2.09 and 2.11, plus Daily Doubles totals and minor stakes figures including 241.20 for a race card and names like Gingers Princ and Grattan.
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Ete
Mnally
A . Gingers Princ
Olin
Brackdown
Simeski
Roan Abbe
Cole
Sid—Pace
Mile
Melrose
Joe R
Wells
Sawmill George
Marshall
O Boom
Langtry
Ath
Traf
Mille
Sentinel Grattan
Davie
Collyers Pride
Butcher
Sim Hanover
Heeneys
Area Coaches Hopeful in Tight Race Across Regions
Area coaches voice cautious optimism after a day of practice and scrimmages. Union cross country and RPI soccer show mixed outlooks as teams prepare for early-season openers against Cortland Coast Guard MIT and Brooklyn College. Attendance totals reach 2,764 with $172,813 reported in other coaching activities.
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Union
RPI
Jim Newman
Warren Lites
Engineers
Cortland
Albany State
Bob Munsey
Coast Guard
Montclair
al Goodyear
Oneonta
New Paltz
Ithaca
MIT
Gary Brown
Tie
State
Joe Garcia
Brooklyn College
Brooklyn
Tonight's Raceway Entries
A dense card of harness racing entries lists multiple trots and pacers across mile and two mile distances with varied purses from 60 to 9700. Notable horse names include Intruder Dean Bess Manor Charley Champlain Girl Miss Rosemaria B and Rustybee Heather Glib Wick Spindletop Willow Fancy. The roster features several events such as 1st-Pave and 2nd-Pave with riders and owners credited in fragmentary form.
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Dean Bess Manor
Utahs
Rosemaria
Toyeh
Willow Fancy Fabers
Kathy
Prince Pence
Migsy Dee
Intrepid Sweeps America’s Cup in 4-0 Victory
Intrepid skippered by Bus Mosbacher dominated the foggy Rhode Island Sound to crush Australia’s Dame Pattie 4-0 in the America's Cup series. The weather-plagued fourth race ended by about three minutes, 35 seconds, giving Intrepid a decisive 4-0 series win and a long U S defending streak.
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Newport
Intrepid
United States
Bus Mosbacher
Bata
Rhode Current Island Sound
Com- C
Austraates
Phens
Jock Sturrock
Gordon Wallace
Owen Aisher
John Livingston
Marcel Bich
France
Yacht Club
Sturrock
Mosbacher
Leeward
Dame Pattie
Warwick Hood
Optimistic Fronts in Union and Rival Camp Ahead of Season
Union College football coach Flood projects a hopeful season, with a two platoon system and a small squad around 37 players. Riendeau at Rensselaer expresses caution over turnovers after a 10-7 loss to Wesleyan and a 17-for-31, 205-yard performance by Contento. Both coaches differ on the new punting rule while James leads the rushing attack and Monahan adds size at fullback as Middlebury looms.
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Iutener
Cre Flood
Union College Vam
Meum
Bronte
Belmonte
Op Langtry
Blootgood
Goddard Dick Riendeau
Rensselaer Baumann McGuire
Poly
Kane Davist
Azarian
Heeney
Ara
Davis
Fanelli
Suket
New York
Asso- Relly
Ciation
Sleasman
Flood
Annese
Cortland
Biome
Bossard
Brove
Blake
Union
Emsmith
Riendeau
Wesleyan
Middlebury
St. Lawrence
John Contento
Contento
Bears Out May Miss Tilk Syracuse Game
South Bend reports Baylor faces injuries as backfield and line contenders reel. Lincback Raul Ortiz and tailback Ridley Gibson join guard Earl Maxfield on the injury list, jeopardizing a key Syracuse clash. May from Alex, Bridges notes limited strength with knee risks. Standring and Woodward compete for replacements as team reshapes depth.
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South Bend
Ind
No- Waco
Tex
Lincback
Dame
Raul Ortiz
Ridley
Gibson
Earl Maxfield
Syracuse
Paul May
Alex
Sandria
Colorado
Baylor
Johnny Conjar
Bridges
Gary Holimen
May
Ortiz
Max Hield
Pittsburgh
David Hup
Ronnie Wood
Maxfield
Steve Lane
Jay Standring
Chicago
Ken Stockdale
Standling
Alvin Flynn
Joe Reed
Mage
Dan Sikes Rises in PGA Money List After Philly Classic
Dan Sikes gains sixth place in unofficial PGA standings with a $22,000 first purse from the Philadelphia Classic, pushing his season total to $112,693 as he trails Jack Nicklaus and Arnold Palmer. Other top 10 totals include Billy Casper Julius Boros Doug Sanders Frank Beard George Archer Gay Brewer Bob Goalby.
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Palm Beach Gardens
Fla
Dan Sikes
Sikes
Jack Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Nicklaus
Palmer
Billy Casper
Julius Boros
Doug Sanders
Frank Beard
George Archer
Gay Brewer
Bob Goalby
Yankees Sell Hurler To Reds
New York left hander Bill Henry who went 8 7 with Syracuse in the International League was sold on waivers to the Cincinnati Reds yesterday. The Yankees announced Syracuse, their farm team, had bought infielder Len Boehmer from Cincinnati. Boehmer hit .241 for Buffalo this year.
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NEW York
Bill Henry
Syracuse
New York Yankees
Cincinnati Reds
Yankees
Len Boehmer
Cincinnati
Boehmer
Buffalo
Mathis Wins 8th Straight Knockout at MSG
New York AP reports Buster Mathis, a 239 1/4 pound Grand Rapids heavyweight, battered Ron Marsh from Kansas into a stoppage at 1:13 of the fourth round. Mathis improved to 21-0 with 15 knockouts, while Marsh fell to 22-2 after a first time being floored or stopped.
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New York
Buster Mathis
Ron Marsh
Kansas
Madison Square Garden
Grand Rapids
Mich
Herbie Kronowitz
Mathis
Marsh
Kronowitz
Kansas University
Minneapolis
Buster
Pool Sharks Pull Miscue
London AP officials of a British pool shooting league confessed a major miscue in inviting the wrong person to a retirement party. They planned an elaborate weekend celebration for Clifford Henry but forgot to invite him, prompting plans for a second party to ensure he attends.
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London
Cliff
Donald Stanworth
Clifford Henry
Jets' Snell Out 2 Weeks
New York Jets fullback Matt Snell will miss at least two weeks after a left knee cartilage tear was diagnosed. He was placed on the waived injured list after an injury in the previous game with Buffalo. Mark Smolinski will start against Denver. Billy Joe and rookie John Elliott were added to active status.
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NEW York
Matt Snell
New York Jets
American Football League
Snell
Buffalo
Denver
Jets
Steam
Mark Smolinski
Broncos
Billy Joe
John Elliott
Lions To Drill Epics Saturday
LAKESIDE Conn AP Keith Burd a 5 foot 11? 270 pound tackle will start for Columbia Saturday when the Lions meet Williams in a football scrimmage at Baker Field New York Buff Donelli Lions coach announced Burd from Latrobe Pa is expected to be joined on the defensive line by Joe Furillo John Feddock Bob Sattel and Bob Werner on ends Columbia opens its regular campaign Sept 30 against Colgate
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Lakeside
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