Dutkpin Bowling Leads Bank To Clean Sweep In League Play
Barbara Butler rolled a 223 series including 28 pins on three marks as C and S Bank dominated Ebert's Garage in the GAA Girls Bantam League at Health Centers Lanes. Bonnie Adams posted 102 for Pifer's Stationery in the National League, while Buckley Lages swept Buckley. Bell Clothes kept pace by sweeping Jewel Box, led by Miki Smith's 90, in a blue Ridge League tilt.
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Face-flattering cloche pattern with summer flair
Printed Pattern 4926 for Misses head sizes 21 to 23 offers icy-white pique jewel tones velveteen or sarah fabrics. Yardages listed. price 50 cents plus 15 cents postage. Includes 304 design ideas and a free pattern coupon in the Spring Summer Catalog. send 50 cents now.
Santana Wins Tennis Tourney in Houston
Manuel Santana of Spain defeated Chuck McKinley Sunday to win the River Oaks tennis tournament, becoming the third foreign player in as many years to capture the title in Houston.
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WVU Faces Davidson In SoCon Twin Bill After Streaks
SC baseball roundup notes West Virginia atop the SoCon with 40 conference wins, while Davidson seeks an upset in a doubleheader against the No. 1 Mountaineers. Tech, VMI, Citadel also win key league games as Virginia Tech leads with multi-run shutouts and strong pitching.
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Virginia Sports Calendar Contests and Results Summary
The calendar lists baseball matchups including William and Mary at Virginia Tech and Georgetown at VMI, track events between Virginia Tech, William and Mary, and others, with West Virginia and Johns Hopkins noted in lacrosse. Saturday results include VMI defeating St Andrews 18 to 6 and Clemson beating Virginia 10 to 4.
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Plymouths Finish One Two in South Boston 400
Dick Petty of Randleman NC won the South Boston 400 for late model stocks at South Boston Speedway. Richard Petty drove a 1963 model to a $1,500 top prize and set a track record speed of 75.229 mph over 150 miles. Jim Paschal of High Point NC finished second. Ned Jarrett, Larry Manning, and Earl Brooks were other top finishers among 11 finishers from 16 starters.
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Colonial Relays Won By W M Meet Held
William and Mary led a strong Colonial Relays showing with nine event wins across varsity and freshman divisions. Virginia Tech claimed eight while Wake Forest, VMI and West Virginia pursued. Freshman Jim Johnson set a 19 year old record in the mile at 4 21.8, and Wake Forest and Tech posted field records in relays.
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North-South Golf For Women Opens With Byes and Matches
Pinehurst North Carolina AP reports the 61st Women's North and South Amateur begins with seven first round matches in the field of 23 after byes. Notable entrants include Helen Sol Wilson of Gladwyne PA and Marge Burns of Greensboro NC as potential title threats.
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