Bell Clothes dominates TAC Boys 104 to 85 in league clash
Bell Clothes opened with a 909 point first quarter lead and cruised to a 104 85 win over TAC Penant City Lape tobi. Hannas led Bell Clothes with 39 points, while O Hara topped TAC with 24 in the second half. TAC Girls beat Nurses 52 16 with Joyce Ashby scoring 21.
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Bell Clothes
TAC Boys
The
TAC
Penant Cty
Lape Tobi
Ayie
Bell
Jerry Hatmnas
Eddie Grim
Hannas
Gaallene O'Hara
TAC Girls
Joyce Ashby
Sherry Ensogna
Wall and Cupit Lead San Francisco Golf With 67
Wall eagled his final hole to shoot 67 and lead with Cupit who also posted 67 as warm weather favored scoring. Several stars followed including Sifforo Rodgers Nichols Mayer Dill, with others in the packed group at 69 and 74 reflecting travel weary rounds and last year’s champ Littler in tight contention.
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Wall
Nelda
Cupit
Charlie Sifforo
Phil Rodgers
Bobby Nichols
Dick Mayer
Union of Texas
Terry Dill
Bud Holscher
Wes Ellis, Jr
George Knudson
Gard
Gene Littler
Harding
Don Zimmer Traded To Dodgers In Baseball Shuffle
Don Zimmer moves from the Cincinnati Reds back to the Los Angeles Dodgers in a deal that also involves Harold Scott Breeden. Zimmer batted .213 in 77 games last season after a .077 mark in 14 games with the Mets. The piece notes other signings and trades across the majors including Jack Sanford and several Tigers players, with TV plans for a CBS show mentioned.
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Zimmer
Los Angeles Dodgers
Cincinnati Reds
Dodgers
Harold Scott Breeden
Omaha
Reds
Lance
Cincinnati
Mets
Grambling Tops Small College Poll Again
Grambling Louisiana holds 64 points to lead the eight man AP regional poll. Wittenberg Ohio sits second with 11-0 and 52 points. Southeast Missouri moves into a strong position with 13-0 and top ballots, as the top 10 list is determined by a 10 point first place scale.
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Associated Press
Grambling
Wittenberg
Ohio
Southeast Missouri
Louisiana
Duckpin Bowling Stars Soar in Health Center League Night
Sonny Crisman rolled 815 in six games to lead Golden Rule over U.S. No. 1 as Crisman Rugs fell to Quick Amusement Co. and other scores included Charles Minghini 164 and Sam McCall 182 for Frederick Motors in a 1737 series, plus Ted Hepner 134 and Chug White 125 sparking Sanitary Dairy in three wins.
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Sonny Crisman
Golden Rule
U.S. No. 1
Health Center
Crisman
Charles Swartz
Rev. Jacob Mast
Dick Renner
U.B. No. 1
Carl McKee
Ivan Jackson
Johnny
Ernie Pugh
Congregational Christian
Mr. Pleasant
Bob. Harrison
Pugh
Bly
Dr. Allen Hawthorne
Church’ of Christ
Presbyterian
Joey Roe
Jake Skiles
Stephenson Methodist
Cork St. Christian
Robert Cather
Lawrence Pope
West Frederick
Reformed
Market St. Methodist
Joe Zimmerman
Frederick Motor
Hoover's Grocery
Mickey McDonald
Zimmerman
McDonald
Frederick Motors
Charles Minghini
Sam McCall
Min
Ghini
Quick Amusement Co
Ted Hepner
Chug White
Sanitary Dairy
Crowser
Francis Hudson
Eugene Funkhouser
Bell Clothes Stores
Funkhouser Oil Co
Charles Ebert
Harold Buckner
Shickle’s Food Mart
Virginia
Buckner
Frances Dodson
Aggie McCall
Cold Cuts Crowd Bets Amid Freezing Shenandoah Downs Day
At Shenandoah Downs Charles Town Special a frigid 10 degree day drew 32787 attendees and $226026 in bets the worst turn of the first winter meeting. General Manager Robert G Leavitt remained optimistic noting daily betting average $369607 and a sunny weekend forecast. Staff Chief ridden by Vasil won in 1 42 256 with Scarteen pressed late and Money From Home paid returns. Minento rode three winners to climb in the standings.
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Charles Town
Shenandoah Downs
Mid-Atlantic
Robert G. Leavitt
Gad Ten G
Alcehals
Sourteen
Kenneth Santill
Vasil
Robert Delgado
Delgado
Joseph Minento
Minento
Cresswood Gal
Lord Pips
Tenpin Bowling Jolly Jacks Triumph in Northside Action
Connie Baker led a high scoring night with a 504 series as Savings Bank posted a 4-0 win over Dale's Grocery. Frances Sager rolled a 554 set with games of 201 202 151 fueling Savings Bank. Martha Taylor added a 537 and 226 high in a 4-0 win for Buckley-Lager over Green Chemical. Leona Buckner led Snow White Grill with 463 in a 4-0 win over Painter's Auto Sales.
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Brunswick
Ned
O' An Northside
Connie Baker
O’sullivan
Savings Bank
Dale’s Grocery
Frances Sager
Martha Taylor
Buckley-Lager
Green Chemical
Ellen Leight
Mary Hudson
Snow White Grill
Painter
Leona Buckner
LaMaster
Lee Jackson
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Sanford
Detroit Tigers
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Jake Wood
Ne Christine
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Bubba Morton
Phil Regan
Doug
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Belinsky
Ed Satewite
Los Angels
CBS
Pap
Alice Godlove
Jean Lewis
Betty Sheetz
Betty Webber
Frances Martin
Alley Rats
Georgia Peffer
Glenda Cole
Catherine Bruton
Nellie Vaughn
Helen Richards
Marvena Braithwaite
Lorraine Cather
Isabelle Calkin
Evelyn Nickerson
George
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Westminster
Akron
Goodyear
Tafsyn
Goodyear Auto
Goodyear Tire
U. S
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Hazard Warantee
Tufsyn
Buncutters
Braddock
Winchester, VA
Dodge- Chrysler
Winchester
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Lady Brunswick
Shull
Smallwood
Lanchias
Chapman
Funeral Home
Ron Haines
Fender
Moore's Wholesale
Perry Engineering Co., Inc
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