Bowling League Scores and Honors Across Multiple Teams
Jane Alger led Quick Music to a 3 1 in the Ladies Summer League with 217 578 as Local 929 No 2 fell. Mary Lou Jobe led Rolling Rockettes 452 while Mary Pope 194 457 paced Local 929 No 1 in split results. Concurrent men and mixed leagues show high games and series for Fogle Lineberg Williams Frye Shobe and others as teams split and won. The piece notes a nomination for the National Women Bowling Writers Association Special Awards 1970 71 with a spring 1971 WIBC Tournament in Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Alger
Ella Baker
Sandra Ward
Betty Locke
Thee
Eva Tate
Pearl
Kirk
Village
Beauty
Margie Chadwick
Nancy Webster
Lillian Brooks
Sky Rockets
Crisman Cleaners
Mary Lou Jobe
Patty DeHavens
Buckley-Lages
J.W. Arthur
Liz Butts
Wanda Gilmer
Mary Miller
Rockettes
Filter Media
Sharon ‘Blankenship
Mary Pope
Linda Dyke
Dave Fogle
H&p Citgo
Jackthews
Consolidated Electric
Gatorade
Lawrence Williams
Ken Lineberg
Carroll Bridgeforth
Jerry Shobe
Laurie Sirbaugh
Ball &Chain
Alice Shaver
Green Horns
Jim Frye
Quick Music
Friends
Dot Starnes
Hal Payson
Shaw Archer Lead Tourney In Akron American Golf Classic
Tom Shaw and George Archer shared the second round lead at the American Golf Classic after 36 holes at Firestone. Shaw credited a home visit and grip adjustment with his four under par 66, while Archer posted 69 to stay tied atop the leaderboard. Bruce Crampton, Frank Beard, and Tommy Aaron followed close behind as the field narrowed to 139 and 140 in a tight race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron, Ohio
Tom Shaw
Shaw
George Archer
Firestone Country Club
Archer
Bruce Crampton
Frank Beard
Tommy Aaron
Ray Floyd
Tommy Jacobs
Julius Boros
Jack Nicklaus
Gary Player
Nicklaus
Player
Arnold Palmer
Billy Casper
Lee Trevino
Tony Jacklin
Jacklin
Westchester
Milwaukie
Ore
Howard Bonar
Piping Peer to Make First Appearance at Charles Town
Virginia McKenney's Piping Peer a 6 year old gelding, 123 pounds, heads seven horse field for a six furlong Ranson Handicap at Charles Town Turf Club Saturday night. Contenders include Glad's Flame 120, Air Charger 118, Road Sport 115, Regal Money 117, Grey Fox 112, Fall Fox 110. trained by Carol Cotton. Air Charger and Road Sport earlier scored in recent races boosting local crowd interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Town
W.va
Virginia McKenney
Charles Town Turf Club
Doyle Standifer
Air Charger
Charles Bates
Newton R. Brown
Regal Money
Mrs. Paul Fout
Grey Fox
Hunton F
Atwell
Carol Cotton
Road Sport
Jo Lark
Babu
Worley
Combustionaire Wortey
Roberts
Winged Scamp
Energy Pius
Capum Chiave
Sigler
Lady Gus
Diavolikis
Miss War
Clark
Thornton
Detiege
Johnson
King Sultan
Bart A
Freshman
Reeder
Penny
Beker
Buck Hall
Grove
Lewis
Byra
Bourque
F. Kratz
J. Kratz
Gustines
Nick
Sam
Captain Who
Derry
Tagaree
Mahdi
Randy Fluff
Avid Lang Syne
Becky's Rainbow
Cape
Lennys Lad
Barks Roman
Ruilah Sky
Fair Carol
Sweet Thang
Hende
Espinosa
Lady Dovely
War of Erin
Hedge
Chrissy M
Amasmasher
Hawthorne
Cheater
Lonely Prince
Late Valentine
Cannon
Variable
Prime Bird
Cellege
C.C
Sherry-Cherie
Romero
Mister Hatful
Monica Gorerma Cecalia
Glad’s Flame
College
Valley Vamp
Gijey Fox
Easy Collean
Fox
Wilson
Vasil
Daigo
Small
Tony
Mike. Cannon
Oliver
Charlie
Love
Horn
Quibu
Kloss
Baker
F.w.kratz
Admiral Derry
Destiny’s Darling
Twins rally past A's in 11th to seize series lead
Jim Holt's leadoff home run in the 11th inning capped a 2-1 win for the Minnesota Twins over Oakland as Jim Perry improved to 17-9 with five and two thirds strong innings. The Indians beat Baltimore 10-4, Yankees beat Detroit 5-1, and other AL results included California over Chicago and Kansas City sweeping Milwaukee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Oakland
Bert Campaneris
Minnesota Twins
Twins
Jim Holt
Jim Perry
Campaneris
George Mitterwald
California
Cleveland
Baltimore
New York Yankees
Detroit
Chicago White Sox
Boston
Washington
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Perry
Rich Reese
Catfish Hunter
Holt
Marcel Lachemann
Indians
Tom Phoebus
Ted Uhlaender
Graig Nettles
Uhlaender
Gary Waslewski
Jack Aker
Yankees
New York
Les Cain
Bobby Murcer
Jay Johnstone
Roger Repez
Angels
Luis Aparicio
Bill Voss
Jim Fregosi
Aparicio
Cal Koonce
Red Sox
Carl Yastrzemski
Tony Conigliaro
RBI
Cookie Rojas
Royals
Brewers
Rich Severson
Bob Johnson
Ted Abernathy
A’s
Bob Moose
Pirates
Mets
Pattin
Butler
Fingers
Minnesota
Tiant
Chicago
Miller
Horgan
Bosman
McNally
Kekich
McLain
Culp
Major League Leaders By The Associated Press
The day’s leaders include Oliva and Yastrzemski atop AL batting with .329 and .325. Killebrew drives in 89. Harper leads in steals with 30. In NL Bonds tops runs at 101 and Bench tops RBIs with 109. Rose leads with 142 hits. Pitching leaders feature McDowell at 16–6 and Seaver with 216 strikeouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Oliva
Minnesota
Yastrzemski
Boston
Tovar
Killebrew
J. Powell
Baltimore
Harper
Milwaukee
Cardenas
Kenney
New York
R. Smith
F. Howard
Washington
P. Kelly
Kansas City
Carty
Atlanta
Clemente
Pittsburgh
Bonds
San Francisco
B. Williams
Chicago
Cincinnati
Perez
Rose
M. Alou
Gaston
San Diego
W. Parker
Los Angeles
L. May
Kessinger
W. Davis
Bench
H. Aaron
Tolan
Simpson
Giusti
Carroll
Chinnati
Seaver
Gibson
St. Louis
Shenandoah Downs Night Opens Saturday Racing
Area sports schedule lists Shenandoah Downs racing at 7 15 p m. along with slow pitch tourneys in Lynchburg and multiple softball games at Preston Field Bodie Grim Field and scheduled baseball matchups in the Apple Valley League featuring Stephens City Middletown Mt Falls Star Tannery Woodstock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenandoah Downs
Lynchburg Business and Industrial League
Preston Field
J.W. Arthur
Virginia Loan
Rubbermaid Office
Intertype
Perry Engineering
Renner
Bodie Grim
Buckley-Lages
F&m Bank
Stephens City
Middletown
Mt. Falls
Star Tannery
Woodstock
Major League Standings and Upcoming Week Schedule
Baseball standings show current results with Philadelphia over Chicago St. Louis and Montreal over Pittsburgh. Atlanta leads San Diego 8-1. Cincinnati beats Los Angeles 4-2. Houston 11 over San Francisco. Upcoming games list Oakland at Minnesota Minnesota and Chicago at Philadelphia among others with multiple doubleheaders noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Chicago
St. Louis
Montreal
Pittsburgh
New York
Atlanta
San Diego
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
Houston
San Francisco
Decker
Short
Koosman
Veale
Marshall
St.Louis
Taylor
Cloninger
Singer
Cook
Pitlock
Associated Press
Baltimore
Detroit
Boston
Cleveland
Phila
Phia
Wash‘n
Minnesota
California
San Fran
Oakland
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Washington
Also Mentioned on This Page
Northside
Butch Ratlief
Pete Cleveland
Nichols
Jim Bayliss
Elwood Anderson
Zuckerman
Braggs
Jerry Cornell
S&t Cleaners
Jim Foster
Earl Sealock
Charles Daye
Bunny Braithwaite
Mike Redifer
Billy Carter
Bill Mitchell
Henkle Harris
Barbara Boswell
Hershell Jones
Ted Braithwaite
Nolan Grandel
Roadrunners
Thee Lonesome Four
Karen Carter
Gangbusters
Nut House
Gardiner Headley
Lynn Miller
Les Lehman
Winchester
National
Women Bowling Writers Association
NWBW
Piping Peer
Martins Bullah
Rock
Bill Lewis Jr
McKenney
Banker
Coluccio
Elwood Heironimus
Willie McCovey
San Francisco Giants
Larry
Dierker
John Edwards
Giants
Bosox
Senators
Dick Cuuch
Shenandoah
Exacta
Lucky Roman
Nina Fresca
Dr .’S Choice
Queen City Maid
Queens Sugar
Gypsy Doon
Prince Doe
Proud John
Flashy Tiger
Daddy Hains
Regal
Major League
McDowell
Cuellar
Cain
Lolich
Virginia
East Coasts
Mewest
Keystone Park
US Bell
Lak Parco
S? Wilkin
Loudoun St
Import Car Service
Nat
Poe
Oldsmobile
Commercial St
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