Duckpin Bowling Roundup Two Weeks Remain in First Half
Blue Sunoco clinched the first half title in the Ladies Commercial League after posting a 1568 series led by Golladeay 563 at Health Center Lanes. Nellie Vaughn 352 and Evelyn Tucker 33 were top Nellie Wash rivals, while other teams like Phillips 66 and Novick Transfer posted wins. Highs included Shirley Jackson 137 for The Photo Shop and Gail De Haven 122 in individual play among various league bouts.
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Blue Sunoco
Health Center
Nellie Wash
Evelyn Tucker
Helen Richards
Bonnie Easter
Maxine Patton
Bue Sunoco
Golladeay
Nellie Vaughn
Ann Tusing
Louise
Golladay Building Supply
Ouida Minghini
Dorothy Brown
Phillips
Choppers
Virginia Schuller
Jeanne Kaval
Naomi Houston
Louise Lake
Newberry
Willow Lawn
Vista Eskridge
Sybil Baker
Shirley Jackson
Cooper's Jewelers
Cooper's
Dorothy Burke
Pearl Hepler
Lucille Hughes
Hazel Petry
Novick
Lee-Jackson
Mary Ann Funk
Peggy Easter
Lee- Jackson
Top Shop
Renner
Buddy Zirk
Stu Yeakley
Nacie Dorsey
Charlie Renner
Anderson
Don Armel
George Garver
VFW
Vern Clark
Ashworth Brothers
Ashworth
Vic McIntyre
Clarke County Lions
Woody McGolerick
Herb Hodson
Ernie Gosnell
Ben Toxvard
Lions
Crown Cork Blue
Falk Plumbing Heating
Crown Cork? White
Shen
Alley Kats win first half title in Health Center league
Shenandoah Gas led by Lucille Smith and Jean Jennings tops the Tuesday Morning Housewife League with wins и scoring 141 and 122 while Janice Bolton adds a strong 131. multiple teams vie for the second half with high games from Leona Buckner 346 and Marie Fauvet 121.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alley Kats
Janice Bolton
Lucille Smith
Betty Webber
Jean Jennings
Bell's Tops Paul’s TV In City League Victory
Eddie Grim and Donnie Oates each scored 39 as Bell Clothes beat Paul’s TV 125-102 in a come-from-behind City League contest at the armory. A. D. Hott added 27, while Danny Miller led the losers with 25. Ron Keeler and Joe Chamberlin had 23 and 20 respectively.
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Eddie Grim
Donnie Oates
Bell Clothes
Paul
TAC Club
Workingman’s Store
League Zuckerman’s
James Wood
Roscoe
Hannas
Charles Harris
Basketball Scores From Wednesday AP Results
The NBA slate saw Baltimore defeat Detroit 106 to 99 and Los Angeles top New York 136 to 118 while Cincinnati beat Philadelphia 126 to 110. Upcoming games include St Louis at Philadelphia and Baltimore versus Detroit at Cleveland. Frank Corace led LaSalle with 441 points last season.
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Baltimore
Detroit
Los Angeles
New York
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Cleveland
San Francisco
LaSalles
Frank Corace
Busy Washington area cage weekend opens tonight
Local teams start a two night basketball run in the Washington area. Shenandoah brings a 2-7 mark into the clash with a broken nose injury rumored. Douglas travels to Arlington to face Hoffman-Boston in a non league test. Tomorrow night Northwestern District games at District 10 leaders Handley James Wood collide with Herndon and George Mason while Clarke County and Strasburg try to stay in the chase.
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Washington
Montgomery
Kyre
Maryland
Shenandoah
Ake Ullenpalter
Douglas
Arlington
Hoffman-Boston
Bulldogs
Noah Laws
Clarence Curry
Ed Barksdale
Handley
James Wood
Winchester
Herndon
George Mason
Seana
Clarke County
Colonels
Rappahannock
Strasburg
Rams
Eagles
Santa Anita Considers Closing Amid Strike Ringing
Santa Anita, hit by a strike over retiree health and welfare coverage, loses $200,000 daily in racing revenue and $2.5 million overall. Pickets protest at the gate as President Robert P. Strub weighs shuttering the track and converting the 400 acre site to shopping and apartments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arcadia
Calif
Santa Anita
Builddng Service
Robert P. Strub
Bottlenecks Fall Short In Midway Tenpin League
The Bottlenecks edged the Outlaws by 2.1 percent in Midway Tenpin League at Northside Lanes. Highs included Carl Lundmark 523 and Fred Kalat 621 for the winners with Bob Baker 543 for the Outlaws. other scores featured Roy al Lunch and several 500 sets across multiple teams in a busy program.
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Marese Be x
Avd
Outlaws
Northside Lanes
Seclace Buckley Lages
Carl Lundmark
Fred Kalat
Ralph Bowman
Bob Baker
Ron Rooze
Gutter Strutters
Bob Brown
Jerry Vote
Elva White
Phil Hevener
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Jenny Fox
Town & Country Beau Salon
Eda Lazazzera
Betty Tarpy
Town & Country
Pam Mangum
Sharon Stotler
Sue Purtlebaugh
A. C. Slonaker
Ciider & Shockey
Eleanor Shop
Clearbrook Woolen
O'Sullivan
Gutter Sturtters
Strosnider Realty
Buckley- Lages
Gail de Haven
Sharon Armel
Glenda Carter
Pat Edmonds
Joyce Tobin
Betty Ace
Mary Ann Jackson
Allen Hoover
Forrest Rathier
Earl Printz
Dabs
Earl Printz Plasterers
Bruce Muse
Winchester Harley Davidson
Hillcrest
Buck McCarty
Health Center Grill
Hose
Farmers and Merchants National Bank
Ruby Wingfield
Mary Lou Jones
Libby McKee
Mose Bantam League
Aikens Construction Co
Fleet Meats
Fort Loudoun
Winchester Typewriter
Luttrell General Insurance
Mason-Myers & Pike
L. G. Potato
Alcoa
B & M Chevrolet
Carper
TV & Radio
Claytor
Bob Wheeler
Bill Thomas
Bob Layman
Sonny McKee
Dick Renner
Floyd Luttrell
Rudy
Doc Hill
Bucky Whitacre
O’sullivan
Allen Coleman
Woody Glaize
Harry Elliott
Ocie Glenn
Bell
Ingman’s
THE
Associated Press
Martinsburg
Northwestern
Fauquier
Gene Fisher
Criser
Front Royal
John Mosby
Miller
Warren County
Stonewall Jackson
Central
Royal Lunch
Erin
Cotton
Sporadics
Bill Bridgeforth
Charles Moore
Berryville Avenue
Esso
Bandits
Rolling Rocks
Lively Five
Eddie Doll
Ross Cooke
Mermaids
Jo Ann Michael
Lois Dorsey
Robbie Kern
Mabel Smith
Nancy Eyre
Goofers
Rebels
Lee Hassen
Beatniks
Madeline Stackman
Betty Wright
Dot Dick
Catherine Schecer
Jets
Whiz Kids
Liz Butts
Fpe
Jaybirds
Clara Orndorff
Chancettes
Finsters
Juanita Kibler
Andoah Gas
Apple Capital League
Doyle Cabinet
Curt Braithwaite
Paul Dick
Doyle
Fort Esso
National Fruit
Bud Flaherty
Hal Dawson
Novick Transfer
Crown Cork and Seal
Stickley Ford
Ritz Contractors
Sunoco
Kirk's Servicenter
Falcons
Kilts
Peggy Watts
Uipette
Penney’s
Penneys
Flannelefte
Gabardines
Cord
Penneys White Goods
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