Warren Bowling Association Opens Tournament At Penn
The annual Warren Bowling Association tournament begins Sunday at the Penn with about seventy five-man teams entering. Morning and evening shifts list numerous matchups including Notre Dame versus Carlings and East Side Gulf versus DeLuxe with others throughout the day. Individual and doubles and singles leaders earn cash prizes, led by Joanne Lundmark and Sally Lannen in singles and strong showings in the women’s and city leagues.
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Phil Crockett
Mary Lowe
Ladies and Major League Scores Highlight Local Bowling
Jaye Pappalardo led the City league with 210 and 563 in two series. Joan Sheddy posted 529 and Bernice Thomas 514 while Vi Sterling bowled 537 and Neva Ladner 519 in the Major. Jen Clark struck seven in a row for 226 and 514 in the Minor, Rev McMillan had 481 in Pegs league, Connie Strandburg 449 in Automotive and Mary Rapp 419 in Class C.
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Jaye Pappalardo
Joan Sheddy
Bernice Thomas
Vi Sterling
Neva’ Ladner
Jen Clark
Rev. McMillan
Connie Strandburg
Mary Rapp
Late Sport: District 10 Champs Edge Clearfield in Final Seconds
Strong Vincent cagemen edged District 9’s Clearfield 63 62 as the winning basket came in the last seven seconds. Brienites earn a shot at Oliver of Pittsburgh in the western PIAA semi finals. Sharon Tigers rally to beat McKeesport 56 55 for WPIAL A title with identical 24 0 records. Mercer and Shannock Valley win in Class B regional play. Karns City, Port Allegany knocked out. Warren Style Shop falters in Jamestown YMCA Open. Mayville Indies advance.
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Sykesville
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Hud Berdine
Dick Christensen Leads 74-64 Victory With 18 Points
Dick Christensen was the high scorer with 18 points as his team rallied from a 10 point deficit at the midway mark to finish 74 to 64 over their opponent.
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Dick Christensen
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