Duckpin Bowling Roundup Highlights Local Scores
Lynn Crisman Deanna Dil tied at 92 for Crisman Rug while Jill Feltner Pam Sirbaugh posted 96. Cindy Grove 92 and Barbara Boyd 2 for Rollettes. Sharon Everhart 100 94 and Linda Embrey two 85s led Buckley Lages over Buzzellas. Linda McMullen 82 Betty Berg 81 Sandy Gunter 80 Moe gad eeerer led Bayliss Real Estate over Hootenannys Lumber Yard. Beverly Ghoe Genter rallied after an opener loss. Ann 91 topped individuals. Winchester Furniture beat Pifer 931 864. Rosa Lynne Petertke 88 Becky Cather 86 Brenda Newell 100 for Pifer. Jeannie DeHaven 114 led Three Aces over Bobcats. Frances Griffith 100 for losers. Stelen Burns 107 Caroline Burns 104 paced Bobcats as Three Fives won.
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Lynn Crisman
Deanna Dil
Crisman
Jill Feltner
Pam Sirbaugh
Cindy Grove
Barbara Boyd
Sharon Everhart
Linda Embrey
Buckley-Lages
Buzzella’s
Linda McMullen
Betty Berg
Sandy Gunter
Jeannie Dehaven
Threee Aces
Frances Griffith
Stelen Burns
Caroline Burns
Bobcats
Davidson Upset Predicted By Furman Coach
Davidson's Wildcats, ranked fourth and 15-0, face skepticism from rivals who foresee an upset inside the Southern Conference. Fred 100-00 scores lead Davidson, while Virginia Tech dominates Virginia 78-62 as Tech climbs 12-2. Outside the conference, Roanoke beats Old Dominion 73-72 in overtime and Lynchburg down Charlotte College 77-57 as all Virginia college teams await tonight's inactivity.
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ED Young
Associated Press
Davidson
Wildcats
Erlorenrs
Lylesee
Fred
Virginia Tech
Virginia
Barry Benfield
Techmen
Tech
Roanoke
Lynchburg
Old Dominion
Morris
Maroons
Charlotte College
Charlie Poindexter
Jimmy Clark
Hornets
Tenpin Weevils Take Lead With 40 Point Shutout Victory
The Bowl Weevils surged to first in the Starlighters Tenpin League with a 40 point win over the Moonshiners. Rennie Armel bowled a 490 series with support from Will Armstrong 477 and others as top scorers for the victors. Norma Longerbeam led Battletown Four to a 4 0 win with a 500 series, aided by Bev Longerbeam and John Sealock. Al Murphy rolled a 510 series for the Bagnuts in a 40 win over Prestos as Nancy Kyre and Ken Kyre led losers.
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Bowl Weevils
Starlighters
Moonshiners
Rennie Armel
Will Armstrong
Leeing Hubert
Double J’s
Gene Gunter
Jenny Zuckerman
Charlie Zuckerman
Orville Hylton
Joan Hylton
Doug
Norwood O’roark
Teresea O’roark
Nancy Kyre
Ken Kyre
Ken Schultz
Strampe Wins All-Star Bowling Title After Job Loss
Bob Strampe, now a Detroit resident and former aeronautical engineer, wins the $150 000 All-Star men's championship after being fired from his Minneapolis job. He posts a 616 series 220 170 226 in a decisive victory over Tommy Tuttle and begins a pro career with an implied high income.
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Dallas
Bob Strampe
Strampe
Detroit
St. Louis
Minneapolis
Balding Strampe
Meee
Tommy Tuttle
Rural Hall
N.C
Carolina League adopts 140 game schedule for 1964 season
The Carolina League approved a 140 game schedule with East and West divisions. Western teams include Durham Winston-Salem Burlington Raleigh and Greensboro while Eastern teams are Rocky Mount Kinston Wilson and two Virginia clubs Portsmouth and Peninsula. Playoffs are best of three in each division and a final best of three to crown the champion.
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Durham
N. C
Carolia
Winston - Salem
Burlington
Raleigh
Greensboro
Rocky Mount
Kinston
Wilson
Virginia
Portsmouth
Peninsula
International Olympic Meet Results Mixed Across Cities
The Associated Press reports on athletes across Berlin Naples Osaka and other locations. Karl Mildenberger, Archie McBride and Sal Burrini are listed with numbers indicating scores or times while Jean LeRoy and Hiroshi Kobayashi appear in other matchups.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Karl Mildenberger
Germany
Archie McBride
Trenton
N.J
Naples
Italy
Sal Burrini
Jean LeRoy
France
Osaka
Japan
Kang Ti Shu
South Korea
Hiroshi Kobayashi
Carter repeats as Hawthorne Handicap champion
Carter wins the Dr Allen Hawthorne Handicap at Health Center Lanes defending his title with 659 plus 28 handicap for 687 and $70. Harold Buckner takes second with 671 and $35. A 663 split between Roxy Hockman and Charles Swartz earns $17.50 each. Duckpin field totals 68 competitors and $204 in prize money. High game Creswell 611 and high set Pitta 152 win $5 each.
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Allen Carter
Carter
Clarke County
Peoples Cleaners
Harold Buckner
Buckner
Roxy Hockman
Charles Swartz
Hockman
Swartz
Allen Hawthorne
Evan Creswell
Kenneth Pitta
Beckworth Family Values Highlight Navy Reserve Enlistment
Arthur Beckworth 44 of East Northport believes in family unity as his son Michael 17 joins the Navy Reserve. Beckworth an assistant vice president at a Long Island bank notes pride in his son being a high school senior and enlisting.
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East Northport
N. Y
Arthur Beckworth
Michael
Navy Reserve
Beck
Beckworth
Long Island
Finley Considers Two City Lease Proposals for A's Stadium
Charles O Finley weighing two four year lease offers from Kansas City as the American League deadline nears. Mayor Davis and Finley discussed the city bids while Finley said he will take time to study them with attorney Louis Nizer. He warned he may seek court action if a long term pact cannot be reached.
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Kansas City
Associated Press
Charles 0. Finley
Kansas City Athletics
Finley
Louis Nizer
New York
Tus Davis
Nizer
Davis
Louisville
Oakland
Calif
Penelty
Shenandoah Falls After Big First-Half Lead
Shenandoah College blew a large first half lead and lost 81 to 71 to Prince Georges in a Tri State Conference game at James Wood High. Ronnie Kern led Shenandoah with 27 points while Boc Cleveland topped Prince Georges with 20 as the Owls surged late to pull away.
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Shenandoah College
Prince Georges
James Wood High
Hornets
Shenandoah
Owls
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Chi Chi) Rodriguez
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