Northside Lanes High Team Games and Series Summary
Bench warmers win four of five matchups led by Jane Craig 178 426 and Betty Corbin 188 508 for Benchwarmers. Kay Combs leads 4 Gals 125 363 while Kirk's Sinclair posts 838 in high game and 2345 in high series.
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Bowling Scores and Matches From Northside and Local Leagues
Northside Lanes hosts multiple league bouts with teams such as Sky Rockets, East Side Market, and Rolling Rockettes posting various wins and losses. Individual scores feature Emma Honesty, Mae Brown, Linda Meadows, Millie Combs, Pearl Covert, Dee Allen, Alice Shaver, Janet Foster, Dot Starnes, Dave Fogle, Maurice Johnson, Kenny Williams, Frank Bailey, Floyd Starnes and Don Boyd among others. The card includes high team game Trying Five at 986 and high team series for B & M Chevrolet at 2787 with several close 2 to 4 match results across the slate.
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Sky Rockets
Emma Honesty
Kirk’s Sinclair
Mae Brown
Elvin Smallwood
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East Side Market
Millie Combs
Rolling Rockettes
Frances Morrison
Idiots
Pearl Covert
Hopefuls
Dee Allen
Buckley Sages
Alice Shaver
Crown Cork & Seal
Dot Starnes
Go Getters
Janet Foster
Lame Ducks
Maurice Johnson
L & T Cleaners
Kenny Williams
Zuckerman, Co
Frank Bailey
Sloppy Five
Stanley Watkins
Floyd Starnes
Don Boyd
House
Dick Simpson
Forreit
Army Winter Sports Teams Sweep Season Unbeaten Pistol Club
The Army fielded 10 winter sport squads with the pistol team emerging as the sole undefeated group after winning all 10 matches.
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Shenandoah Downs Entrants and Race Details
Multiple races list entrants and weights for Shenandoah Downs with first race claiming action and nine to fourteen horses per event including Jokester Banditman Laurel Made Second List Quack Back and others. Additional entries cover six furlong to one mile races with boats of names like Rare Royal Star Tumbler Lady In Lace and many more across seventh ninth and tenth events.
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Banditman
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Laurel Made
Gino
Espinosa
Quack Back
Brother Paul
Addesa
Orrsville
Delgado
Water Street
Singing Jewel
Vasil
Daddy Pops
Hebuca
Witmer
Whir
My Blue Angel
Cape
Gerriullah
Hedge
Pop Mike
Captain Who
Medland St
Almandine
Sonic Son
Baker
Ken Lark
Propst J
Wood
Noble B
Zook
Sunny Cloud
Stanley
Graham
Camacho
Busy Jet
Hunt
Black Pony
Lake George
Little Kim
Clear Springs
Diavolikis
Three Dagger
Princess Cristo
Oma
Woodway
Joni Dear
Mauro
Yadkin Road
Myers
Constantine
Warlolly
Blue Sweep
Foolish Lassie
Sunshine Road
Lawson
Princess VI
Johnston
Too Bad Bob
McIvor
Trojan Cora
Prosy
My Dough Boy
Yoshka
Lunar
Sara
Miss Kit V
Maffa
Wounded Knee
Baby Nail
Parkit
Depalo
Middlin
Fulcrum
Lass
Luiscito
Miss Pacemaker
Charisma
Riston
Miss Vanity
Naughty April
Die
John
Vacanti
Nekton
Lakewood
Breeden
Jabama
You Quill
Tarkenton Named Sports Marshal For Shenandoah Apple Blossom
Fran Tarkenton, All-Pro quarterback for the Giants, will speak at the fourth annual Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival Sports Breakfast on May 3. The event at Lee-Jackson Restaurant will draw 250 area youths sponsored by the Fellowship of Christian Athletes, with coverage of Tarkenton’s career and ties to Virginia.
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Winchester
Henry Lowry
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Schem Guards Derby crowds from pickpockets and drunks
Louisville AP reports Al Schem, Churchill Downs security chief, tracks ticket thieves stoopers and con men who target million dollar Derby tickets. He enforces a no liquor rule amid rising infield rowdiness, directing 70 to 75 guards plus police and 400 National Guardsmen.
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Louisville
Churchill Downs
al Schem
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Winchester Rifle and Pistol Club Meeting May 1
May 1, the Winchester Rifle and Pistol Club meets at the Armory at 7 30 p m. The meeting includes a Speer bullet film on shooting accuracy and custom bullets for varmint, big game, and target use. Members urged to contact legislators briefly to oppose a broad gun control bill in Congress and defend gun ownership and preparedness.
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Tuscalee Wins Middleburg Clark Cup
Tuscalee edged Bon Nouvel to win the Clark Cup at Glenwood Park in 3 51. Gaddo fin finished a nose back. In the cofeature, Lucent led from the ninth fence to take the Piedmont Hunt Cup with Pardor a length behind and Blackbuster falling at the 11th fence.
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Bon Nouvel
Alfred H. Smith
Tuscalee
Glenwood Park
Finals NBA Playoffs Set After Midweek Schedule
The Associated Press reports no games Monday or Tuesday. Wednesday features the Los Angeles at Boston game as Boston leads the best-of-seven 1-0. The ABA Pittsburgh at New Orleans series is tied 1-1 in a best-of-seven.
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Tokyo bout ends in points for Matsumo over Ramro
The Associated Press reports Toshiaki Matsumo outpointed Ric Ramro in Tokyo. In Secaucus, Frank De Paula stopped Matt Edwards in Jersey City after a bout in New Jersey.
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Jersey City
Matt Edwards
Freeport
N.Y
Angels Edge Senators 4-2 In Night AL Action
California Angels beat the Washington Senators 4-2 as Jack Hamilton pitched a three-hitter and drove in the deciding run. Lew Krausse took the loss for Milwaukee, while Baltimore edged Minnesota 2-1 on Andy Etchebarren’s 10th inning homer. In the NL, Los Angeles topped Pittsburgh 6-3 and Philadelphia edged San Francisco 2-1 in 10 innings.
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Andy Etchebarren
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Yankee South
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Roger Repez
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Twins
Jim Merritt
Paul Blair
Dave McNally
John O’donoghue
Handley Golfers Triumph in NW League Match
Handley defeated Loudoun County 13 to 5 to improve to 5-2 on the season. Whit Whitham led with 38, followed by Shep Campbell 41, Dave Lord 43, and Steve Boettner 43. J R Higgs led the Raiders with 37 as Handley set up a Thursday match with arch rival James Wood at Carpers Valley.
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Maroon and White
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J.R. Higgs
Raiders
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Carpers Valley
Shenandoah Downs Race Results Update
The Associated Press reports full results from Shenandoah Downs, detailing winners in principal races, candidate times, and notable finishes across the card. Attendees and trainers are noted with top placings reflecting the meet's performance.
Major League Standings Report From The Associated Press
The standings recap shows Los Angeles ahead with 5 runs over Pittsburgh 2 and San Francisco 1 after 10 innings. Schedule notes include Atlanta at Chicago and Houston at New York with several cross league matchups and tentative results.
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Houston
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Don Johnson Leads Spokane Army Golf Team Captaincy
Don Johnson of Spokane captains the Army golf team highlighted in a local sports note. The assignment marks Johnson as a key leader for the squad as season play approaches.
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