Bowl scores and league results roll through local bowling scene
Eugene Eastep led a 446 series amid Frye Amusement plays and Winchester Mobile Homes losses. Many bowlers posted 400s with Elaine Goode leading 592 high set in Church League and Judy Oates reaching 167 in Mixed Doubles. Multiple teams posted 2-1 and 3-0 wins across Women and Men leagues with standout scores from Buckley Lages and Roy Smelser.
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Diet Rilé Colm
Shenandoah Pride
Virginia
Bailey
Eda Lazzarera
Jean Pitta
Frances Brengle
Pin Busters
Wampler Mobile Court & Sales
Lover Jolly
Cracker Jax
Boyce McKee
E’s
Gutter Busters
Roy Smelser
Ruby Smelser
Mary Coffelt
Ray Ritter
Floyd Ritter
Bonnie Jean Easter
Mae Taylor
Jake Snapp
Brenda McKee
Virginia Schuller
Jean Loy
Mattie Sirbaugh
Val Morgan
Goode
Many Honored at WCC Banquet
Awards dinner at Winchester Country Club honors numerous golfers and tennis players. Fenton Scully named most improved lady golfer. Melvin Lineburg wins Byrd Trophy and first club title. Other honors go to Lineburg, Stratton, Foreman, Lacy, Anderson, Scully, and Scully's junior and doubles winners in golf and tennis across multiple age groups.
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Winchester Country Club
F. L. Largent, Jr
Melvin Lineburg
Fenton Scully
Sam Brown
Bette Parish
David Smythe
Louise Suggs
Hubert Stratton
Dick Martin
Harold Foreman
Robert Leavitt
Harold
Kathye Stratton
Leslie Lewandowski
Beth Garber
Jones Takes Early Lead at Bahama Islands Open Golf
Grieg Jones shot a six under par 65 to lead the Bahama Islands Open after the first round. Archer and Snead were one stroke back at 66, with Boros and Yancey at 67 and a group at 68. Jones cited improved attitude and consistent putting as keys to his round.
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Grier Jones
Bahama
Freeport
G.B.I
Grieg Jones
Jones
Big George Archer
J.C. Snead
Bert Yancey
Julius Boros
Curtis Sifford
Bruce Fleisher
George Johnson
Harry Toscano
Doug Sanders
Alo
Lucayan Country Club
Brewers Acquire Curt Morton From Orioles
The Milwaukee Brewers obtained outfielder Curt Morton from Baltimore for an undisclosed sum plus a player to be announced. In New York the Giants' Greg Larson was named the New York Catholic Youth Organization Most Popular Giant Player by over 300000 CYO members across the Archdiocese of New York.
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Milwaukee
Milwaukee Brewers
Curt Morton
Baltimore Orioles
NEW York
Greg Larson
New York Football Giants
New York Catholic Youth Organization
Archdiocese of
Local Boxing Results List in New Jersey and California
The Associated Press reports bouts with Randy Neumann defeating Chuck Wepner in North Bergen New Jersey by decision. Jimmy Robertson outpointed Javier Ayala in Los Angeles California. Andy Kendall beat Bob Harrington in Portland Oregon.
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N.J
Randy Neumann
Cliffside Park
N.H
Chuck Wepner
Bayonne
Los Angeles
Jimmy Robertson
Javier Ayala
Michoacan
Mexico
Portland
Ore
Andy Kendall
Bob Harrington
New York
Pro Basketball Scores and Schedule Across Leagues
Eastern Conference standings show Boston leading with 17 wins, New York 14, Philadelphia 13, and Buffalo 11. Western good shows Milwaukee 24 4, Phoenix 16 8, Los Angeles 25 3, Seattle 18 6. Thursday results include Detroit 110 Chicago 107 and Phoenix 135 Atlanta 115. Friday games list Portland Buffalo Detroit Cleveland Chicago Atlanta Milwaukee Cincinnati Philadelphia Phoenix Los Angeles Golden State. ABA East Kentucky New York Floridians Pittsburgh Dallas Virginia Indiana Utah Memphis Denver.
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New York
Philadelphia
Buffalo
Baltimore
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Atlanta
Milwaukee
Chicago
Phoenix
Detroit
Los Angeles
Golden State
Portland
Seattle
W. J. Pet
Kentucky
Virginia
Pittsburgh
Carolina
Utah
Indiana
Memphis
Dallas
Denver
Floridians
Loren
Hampton
Oral Roberts U Gains Momentum
Oral Roberts University shows revival under coach Ken Trickey with 13 straight wins and a 52-9 three-year record after an 83-74 victory over Hofstra at Madison Square Garden. Trickey aims for major schedules and NCAA playoff contention as the Titans seek status with big programs. Penn State defeated Manhattan 87-66 in the nightcap.
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Ken Rappoport
Associated Press
Oral Roberts University
Ken Trickey
Hofstra
New York
Madison Square Garden
Titans
Vital
Trickey
Oral Roberts
Uclas
Tulsa
Okla
Penn
Manhattan
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Ebert's Reproduction’ & Supply
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Franklin Auto Service
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Louise Armstrong
Sybil Baker
Frances Dodson
Judy Clark
Bud Armel
Philip Madigan
Judy Oates
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B & M Market
Pinettes
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Joyce Shull
Pearl Hepler
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White Hall
Ed Barnett
Willie Slonaker
Lewis McGolerick
Gertrude Renner
Dick Duvall
Peggy Eastep
Jack Robinson
Andy Vincent
Charles Brewer
Harold Buckner
Briscoe Ginn
Eugene Eastep
Lamar Sloan
FORD
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Manley Field House
Orangemen
WCC
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Bolster
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Bill Miller
Julie Benham
Fran White
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Miss Page Monahan
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Jeff Perry
Grove Snarr
Bill Pifer
Terry Morgoglione
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Lee Trevino
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Gary Player
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