Health Center Lanes bowling results spark multiple scores
Sanitary Dairy tops Funkhouser Oil 542 515 while 400 King posts 147 133 and 120 and 399 by Eugene Funkhouser. Wise Ole Owl edges Peoples Cleaners 2-1 as Carter 132 and Lloyd 126 seal the decider. Open Hearth dominates Crisman Cleaners 616 603 631 for 1850. Dodge the event: Heart Mixed Doubles Handicap enters with 100 teams and $3.50 entry.
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Ted Hepner
Sanitary Dairy
Funkhouser Oil
Health Center Independent League
Chug White
Doug Sirbaugh
Roy Bly
Jimmy Shanholtz
Eugene Easter
Eugene Funkhouser
Quick Music
Evan Creswell
Jess Kiracore
Mickey McDonald
Don Martin
Jack Cleveland
Kenneth Pitta
Harold Buckner
Crisman
Brent Bowman
Wise Ole Owl
Peoples Cleaners
Russ Potts
Allen Carter
Bill Walker
Funkhouser
Ole Owl
Carter
Jimmy Lloyd
Lewis McGolerick
Russell Jones
Miller
Roxy Hockman
Edwin Snapp
Woody Armel
Dr. James Health Club
Winchester
Carl Frye
Pete Stipe
Jack Larrick
Creswell
Crisman Cleaners
Joe Zimmerman
Lane Reed
Charles Minghini
Francis Hudson
Wally Dill
Lawrence Pope
Mickey Perry
Bill Deavers
Richard Buncutter
Frank Cooper
Buncutter Tire Co
Schenck Foods
Ward Snyder
John Lowery
Bill Shade
Spiders Draw EC In Tourney Opener At Charlotte
Richmond Spiders, Virginia Big Five champs, meet East Carolina Pirates in the Southern Conference Tournament opener at Charlotte Coliseum. Spiders ride a three game win streak while Captain Johnny Moates and Spike Welsh pace a 9-7 league mark. Bucs return from a Greenville win to challenge UR in a key rubber game.
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Charlotte
N.C
Lewis Mills
University of Richmond Spiders
Virginia
East Carolina Pirates
Charlotte Coliseum
Bucs
Spiders
Greenville
Richmond
The
West Virginia
Pirates
William and Mary
Johnny Moates
Spike Welsh
Buster Batts
Tom Green
Harvey Roberts
Welsh
Moates
Benedictine
Tom Tenwick
Johnny
John Telepo
East Carolina
Green
Bristol
Tenn
Batts
Douglas Freeman
Davidson
Roberts
Norfolk
George
Bowling Standings Highlight Wide League Night
Northside Lanes led by Ruth Dixon 180 and Teresa Lee 438 series powered Jay Birds to a 4 0 win over Four Gals. Numerous high scores and shifts in the standings marked a busy night with teams like Gutter Strutters and Alley Cats posting wins and losses.
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Ruth Dixon
Teresa Lee
Jay Birds
Ray Combs
Naomi McDonald
Dee Aljlen
Jean Cussen
Gutter Strutters
Chanceettes
Marj.Gail
Fraula
Robbie Kerns
Betty Fawcett
Wilda Mellon
Whiz Kids
Alley Cats
Esther Mitchell
Albert Renner
Bob Baker
Outlaws
Mountain Dew Mountaineers
Tom Dofflemyer
Bill Bridgeforth
Rat Finks
Ravens
Phil Hevener
Frank Wade
Bob Sheely
Daisy & Reds
Comets
Kool Rats
Clyde Sale
Dick Petonke
Kool Kats
Mecca Restaurant
Pistons
Elva White
Jim Vaughn
Ben Donaldson
Bandits
J. C. Eastridge
Bank of Clarke County
Joe Snapp
Peggy Myers
Rolling Rocks
M & M Texaco
Frank Riley
Texaco
Ed Doll
Mark Sanjulian
Garber’s
Joan Hylton
Darlene Largent
Margaret Willis
Louise Robin
Vance Orndoff
Buckley Gene Wilt
Mary Jory
Ritz Contractors
Ins Hudson
Loring Burkhart
Red Crow
Bane
Jerry Goodman
W.H. Em
Bill Webber
Earl Seamart
Alpite
Shoe Center
Bowling Standings Show Tight Races Across Leagues
League play features high scores and close margins as e.g. 580s led by 582 and 565 in a 644 series by Maurice Smallwood and partners. Plum Liners beat Southern States 3 1 while Continental Homes sits top in Lady Brunswick League with Connie Baker's 582.
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Ron Haines
Fred Gordon
Ritz
George Bishop
Lamar Sloan Ford
Montgomery Ward
Maurice Smallwood
Kenny Smallwood
Turk Wingfield
Kenny Easter
Harry Propst
Charles Zuckerman
Jess Kiracore
Plumly Plum Liners
Homer Glenn
Lewis Ewing
Mauraders
Crown Cork & Seal
Ralph Linaburg
al Murphy
Jerry Hott
Toead
Charles Carey
Bob Miller
Steve Reedy
H.W. Ebert
Henkle Harris
Ebert
Joe Cartwright
Myles Cartwright
Tom Woods
Continental Homes
Lady Brunswick
C & S Bank
Connie Baker
Betty Willis
Bankers
F & M Bank
Jamison
Boxing Results From Multiple Cities
Eddie Cotton stops Lipa Fine in Auckland. Brian Curtis defeats Tito Marshall in London. Maurice Cullen outpoints Angel Garcia in England. Gennaro Soto defeats Baerga in New York.
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Associated Press
Auckland
N.C
Eddie Cotton
Seattle
Wash
Lipa Fine
Tonga
Londonn
Brian Curtis
England
Tito Marshall
Panama
Maurice Cullen
Angel Garcia
France
New York
Gennaro Soto
Puerto Rico
Baerga
Mountaineers Seek Southern Conference Title In Charlotte
Morgantown West Virginia aims for its first SC title in 11 years as coach Bucky Waters leads a 17 9 regular season into the NC Coliseum tournament starting Thursday. WVU draws VMI in the opener then hopes for wins to reach the weekend finals.
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Morgantown
W. Va
West Virginia Mountaineers
Charlotte, N.C
Mountaineers
VMI
West Virginia
Davidson
Bucky Waters
Giants Place Murakami on Voluntary Retired List
The San Francisco Giants have placed Japanese pitcher Masanori Murakami on the voluntary retired list. Murakami plans to pitch in Japan during 1966.
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San Francisco Giants
Masanori Murikami
Murikami
Japan
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Pepsi Cols
Donna Jennings
Patsy Seeds
Terry Ford
Barbara Butler
Susan Good
Schuller
Becky Stewart
Sandra Royston
Ann Kalafat
Miki Smith
Bomichasawa
Heart
Wise Old Owl Sporting Goods
Ronnie, Boyd
Jack Duvall
Spring Grove
Pal
Citadel
Wendell Carr
Berryville
Jim Lott
Jerry Votel
Sal Addeo
W. H. Emmatt & Son
Coffee Mill Restaurant
Ralph Bowen
Dick Bedell
Robert Palmer
Wee Five
Bober & Dan
Falcons
Cather
Cather’s
Gary Gardner
Cathers
Charles Coffman
Winchester Mobile Homes
Redwood Restaurant
Maretha Taylor
Lorraine Sealock
Alma Wilfong
Redwood
Mike Nail
David Eisner
Ken Smith
Jamison & Gore
Sharon Payne
Steve Hurst
Jamison &Gore
Harman Bros. No. 2
A Bros
Ronnieick
Wine Nets
Steve Orndoff
Lays
Oates Lumber Yard
Bob Shoemaker
Stan Shafter
Oates
David Judd
Glaize & Bros
Mark Stivers
Martha Taylor
Lady Brunswick League
White Castle
Northside Lanes
Bur Webber
Earl Sea~lock
Ronnie Haines
Pees Morton
Ality
Firestone
de Luxe
Firestone Firestone
Firestone Dealers
Melemen
Maar
Nicklaus
Jack Nicklaus
Firestone Stores
Valley Ave
Ward Plaza
Rt. 11
Pracuse
St. John’s
Penn State
Duke
Maryland
North Carolina
Wisconsin
Pitt
Waters
Ron Williams
Carl Head
Bird
Ryczaj
John Cavacini
Gary Shaffer
Coliseum
Red Carpet
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