Bowling standings and top scores across multiple leagues
The report details team match results from the Country Club League and Shenandoah and Crown Cork and Seal leagues. leaders include Brown 168 games and Sims 466 series for Cats and Thelma Stratton 215 543 for Flips, with Bud Flaherty and Buck Robertson among top scorers. Doyles Cabinet first in Shenandoah handicap, Pinbusters and King Pins in Crown Cork ties, and numerous 200+ games and 500+ series across clubs.
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Brown
Fran Sims
Thelma Stratton
Georgia D’onofrio
Connie Martin
Shirley McIntire
Loafers
Ruby Boyd
Ruth Rhodes
Norma Hockman
Four For Fun
Hopeless
Fran Murphy
Lorraine Petersen
Dolly Glaize
Patsies
Mighty Four
Lee Hassen
Dot Grove
Ginny Heronimus
Ginny
Paul Dick
Buck Robertson
Bud Flaherty
Dave Butts
Bob Miller
Ashworth Bros
V.F.W
Ashworth
Milton Lee
Phil Purtlebaugh
Dale Groves
Clarke County Lions
Ray Racers
George Teal
Ronnie Hockman
Melvin Aikens
Willow Lawn Market
Shenandoah Gas
Bill Sirk
Lewis McDonald
Eddie Costello
Fred Gordon
Anderson Sheet Metal
Shenandoah Gas Blue
Jeff West
Pinbusters
Dick Comer
Harold Catlett
Catlett
Benny Koon
Fred Burleson
King Pins
Bob Gladden
Bob Fessler
Jerry Hott
A.D. Hott
Brady Ellis
Ron Haines
Celtics Lead 3-1 In East Finals Over 76ers
NBA playoffs update from Associated Press shows Boston leading Philadelphia 3-1 in the best of seven Eastern Division Finals with no games played today. Upcoming schedule lists Philadelphia at Boston if needed and Los Angeles at St Louis with the Lakers leading 3-0 in the Western Finals.
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Philadelphia
Los Angeles
St. Louis
Montreal Leads 2-0 In NHL Semi Final Series
The Associated Press reports Montreal up 2-0 in the best of seven after Monday's results. Toronto hosts Montreal as the series moves on. Chicago and Detroit remain tied at 1-1 in their semifinal matchup.
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Associated Press
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Terry Signs With A's After Cleveland Rejection
Ralph Terry agreed to terms Sunday with the Kansas City Athletics for 31000 dollars after turning down Cleveland’s offer of the same amount. Kansas City received the right to negotiate by trading left-hander John O Donoghue to the Indians and Cleveland also sent 25000 dollars in the deal. Terry said he wanted to play baseball.
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Ralph Terry
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Indians
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John O'Donoghue
Kansas State draws over 11 million fans in 15 seasons
Kansas State has drawn more than 11.2 million basketball fans to its home games in the past 15 years and averaged better than 10,000 a game during that period. Kansas owns the Big Eight single season mark with 15,500 per game in 1957.
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Kansas State
Kansas
Winchester Rifle Club Team Scorches Manassas Range
The Winchester Rifle and Pistol Club scored higher than earlier this season at Manassas range with five man bigbore rifle Team. Slow fire in prone and standing, rapid fire in prone and sitting. Calibers included .30-06 .308 and 7.62 mm. The note urges readers to contact Senators Byrd and Robertson about the Dodd Act and firearms rights.
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Manassas
Teener
Washington
Harry F. Byrd, Jr
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Bobby Abel Wins 25-Lap Modified at Hagerstown Raceway
Bobby Abel of Wrightsville Pa returned to Hagerstown Raceway and won the 25 lap modified feature after starting 19th. Hal Browning finished second after leading from lap 11, Elmer Ruby retired with mechanical trouble. Jack Deniston damaged the infield rail in lap 2, Buddy Armel flipped in lap 11, Lynn Paxton finished third. Over 20 cars competed in the 145 lap program completed in three and a half hours.
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Hagerstown
Bobby Abel
Hagerstown Raceway
Wrightsville, Pa
Hal Browning
Baltimore
Browning
Elmer Ruby
Abel
Jack Deniston
Buddy Armel
Lynn Paxton
Mechanicsburg
Ray Fanning
Warrenfeltz
Jimmie Kirk
Martinsburg
W. Va
Sam Jones
Boonsboro
Frank Lum
Boonseboro
Ruby
Boyd Arnold
Armel
Fanning
Buster Turner
Dale Moore
Ebersole
Virginia Sports Calendar Contests and Results
Virginia colleges host scheduled games in baseball tennis golf and other sports. Recent results show George Washington 3 5, William & Mary 0 2, VMI 8 6, Marietta 0 2, Clemson 8 4, Bridgewater 9 0, Georgetown 0 8, Old Dominion 8 0, Richmond 0 9, Washington 9 6, Lee 6, Virginia Tech 3 Roanoke 5, Bridgewater 3.
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VMI
Virginia
Clemson
Bridgewater
Randolph- Macon
Georgetown
Washington & Lee
William & Mary
Wake Forest
RPI
Roanoke
George Washington
Marietta
Old Dominion
Washington
Lee
Virginia Tech
Randolph Macon routs Western Maryland in 9–0 blowout
Randolph-Macon dominates Western Maryland as a 9 to 0 final. In other games, North Carolina leads Virginia 124 to 812? and Georgetown 642, Bridgewater 2h Old Dominion 86, Roanoke 50.
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Maryland
North Carolina
Virginia
Georgetown
Bridgewater
Old Dominion
Roanoke
Teen Baseball Meeting Wednesday Night
A meeting for fall boys aged 15 to 18 will be held at the War Memorial Building at 7 30 p m to organize a local baseball league. turnout will decide if a league is formed this summer.
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