Bowling League Standings and High Scores Across Circuits
Multiple leagues report high games and series led by Pat Whitacre Rosa Mauck and Dot Starnes. Teams such as Tri Angle Texaco Good Guys Gray Eddy and Forrest Hills feature top performers including John McCauley Jess Kiracofe Connie Baker and George Garver amid tight first half races and first place shifts.
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Pat Whitacre
Betty O’degame
Jay Birds
T Bank
Montgomery
Rosa Mauck
Dot Starnes
Cory
Seal
Shenandoah Enterprizes
Ruth Kline
Ellis Shopping Center
Wise Chippettes
Ellis
Dottie Clark
Helen Robinson
Wise
Luckey Strike League
Laurie Sirbaugh
Triangle Texaco
Bob Baker
Trying Five
Jess Kiracofe
Gray & Eddy Mens’ Wear
Anderson Sheet Metal
Good Guys
Zuckerman Co
Holiday Gulf
Gray & Eddy Mens Wear
Sain
Nomarks
Blossoms
Ruby Boyd
Nomar
Blos
Ben Finan
Eagles
Shenandoah
John McCauley
Tom de« Graves
Bill Butler
Frank Royston
Bill Sirk
Jerry Votel
John McCleary
Dale Spurs
American Billiards
Cuartis Braithwate
Plumly Plum-Liners
A.D. Hott
Cork
Jean Duvall
Michael Motors
Dale’s
Jo Votel
Frances Morrison
Snow White Grill
Conley Brothers
Andersson Sheet Metal
Buckley-Lages
Liz Butts
Forrest Hills
Mae Brown
Kirk
Servicenter
Denny
Connie Baker
Coca-Cola
Chapman Motor Co
Chapman
Polly
Oldtimers
George Garver
Frank Cooper
Ralph Combs
Bob Miller
Gentleman
Ray Malone
TWA Ramp Tramps
Sleepy
Clarence Good
Kenny Burks
Bill Kerns
Consolidated Electric
Quick Music
Double J’s
Charles Zuckerman
Starlighters
Webbtown
Red Buckner
Louise White
Mary Ann Nixon
Funkhouser Oil Co
Hughes
Hughes Maxine Miller
Lucille Hughes
Texaco
Odie Whittington
Irene Borrer
Isabel Calkin
Letha Marple
Alice Ostertag
Earl’s
Bank
Shirley Jackson
Glenda Cole
Irene Borror
Helen Linaburg
Pride
W.F.W. Aux
Val Morgan Tosling
June Tusing
Margaret Douglas
Beta Sigma Phi
Jean Pitta
Annabelle
Breeden
Plumbing & Heating
Nancy Levi
Virginia McClure
Mabel Grim
Coca- Cola
Maxine
Helen Elsae
Mae Taylor
Hagerstown JC Rout Shenandoah as Hornets fall to 2-2
Hagerstown Junior College overwhelmed Shenandoah College 97 to 70. Led by John Lockhart with 24 and Mike Hill 20, HJC built a 42-38 halftime edge and pulled away in the second half as Shenandoah shot poorly. Corcoran scored 23 for Shenandoah. Logan added 20 for HJC.
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Andoah College
Hagerstown
John Lockhart
Mike Hill
Terry Corcoran
Hornets
Corcoran
Clark Dixon
Shenandoah
Lockhart
Tom Logan
Tom Wills
HJC
Shence
Lockehart
Cokey Robertson
Hagerston
J.C. Pee GY
Thompson
Griffith
Fortune
Dixon
Turner
Fletcher
J.C. Ciera
Hill
Logan
McCarty
Wills
Weddle
Carey
Boward
Miller
Totals
Shenandoah J.C
J.C
Hawks edge SuperSonics on Hazzard buzzer beater
Walt Hazzard nailed a 20 foot jumper with two seconds left to lift Atlanta to a 93 91 win over Seattle. Beaty led the Hawks with 32 points as Wilkens played key minutes for Seattle before fouling out.
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NBA
ABA
Walt Hazzard
Hazzard
Sonic
Dick Vertlieb
Atlanta
Lennie Wilkens
Seattle
al Bianchi
Walt
Ed Rush
Bob Kauffman
Art Harris
Bianchi
Hawks
Wilkens
Sonics
Chica
Helgo
San
Francisco
Willis Crenshaw Is NFL Defensive Player Week Pick
Willis Crenshaw of the St. Louis Cardinals rushed for 162 yards and three touchdowns on 26 carries in a 28-21 win over the New York Giants. The victory eliminated the Cardinals from the Century Division race despite Crenshaw earning AP NFL Defensive Player of the Week honors.
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Jack Hand
Associated Press
NEW York (Ap
Willis Crenshaw
St. Louis Cardinals
Crenshaw
New York Giants
Cleveland
Washington
Kansas State
Jackie Smith
Leroy Kelly
Joe Kapp
Minnesota
San Francisco
Jack Concannon
Chicago Bears
Los Angeles
Howard Set Eight Records in 1 68
Eight records in 1968 highlight Hoyt Wilhelm Frank Howard Eddie Mathews Wilbur Wood Mickey Mantle Carl Yastrzemski Jim Northrup and others. Wilhelm extended several major league and American League marks while Howard led in home runs per week and per season.
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Associated Press
Boston
Frank Howard
Washington Senators
Howard
Detroit
Eddie Mathews
Wilbur Wood
White Sox
Mickey Mantle
Yankees
Carl Yastrzem
Jim Northerup
Air Force Academy coaches withdraw from semipro tourney
A team mainly of Air Force Academy coaches pulled out of the Colorado semipro baseball tournament after a 1-1 start. The team entered while athletics director Col. Francis Merritt was away and, upon his return, he ordered the withdrawal.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Air Force Academy
Colorado
Academy
Col. Francis Merritt
Redskins and Colts Picked to Win
NFL roundup highlights final weekend games as Browns Vikings Packers Bears Cowboys Jets Saints 49ers and AFL matchups shape playoffs. Key notes include Packers vs Bears deciders, Chiefs and Raiders jockeying for West Division, and the Jets and Dolphins finale implications.
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Jack Hand
Associated Press
NEW York
Chicago Bears
Green Bay
Wigley Field
Packers
Bears
Baltimore
Minnesota
Colts
Philadelphia
Kansas City
Denver
Oakland
San Diego
New York Jets
NFL
Fourth Annual Memorial Tournament Reminder At Health Center Lanes
Reminder announces the Fourth Annual Russell LaFollette Memorial Tournament at Health Center Lanes on Saturday and Sunday December 14 and 15. Contact manager Jeep Easter for information.
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Russell LaFollette
Health Center
Jeep
Housewives League
Cellerettes
Shawnee Restaurant
Pro Basketball Thursday Results and Upcoming Games
Atlanta beat Seattle 93 to 91 in Thursday’s results. The schedule lists games across multiple cities with matchups including San Francisco at Boston and Phoenix at Cincinnati. Upcoming games span Friday through Sunday with teams such as Boston, Milwaukee, Phoenix, Detroit, and New York set to play in various arenas.
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Seattle
SuperSonics
National Basketball Association
Atlanta
AFL
Kansas City
Denver
Chiefs
Broncos
San Diego
Marlin
Oakland
Raiders
John Hadi
Houston
Boston
Oilers
Don Trull
Buffalo
Pats
Miami
New York
Jets
Pride
Dolphins
Joe Namath
Babe Parilli
Emerson Boozer
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Phoenix
Cleveland
Milwaukee
Chicago
Los Angeles
Baltimore
Detroit
Philadelphia
Omaha
New Orleans
Indiana
Kentucky
Minnesota
Dallas
McDermott Wins U S Only Gold at Innsbruck 1964
Terry McDermott of Birmingham Mich won the 500 meter speed skating crown, the sole U S gold medalist at the Innsbruck Olympics in 1964.
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Terry McDermott
Birmingham
Mich
United States
Innsbruck
Austria
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