Bowling Round-up Highlights in Ladies Summer League Action
Nightly bowling at North Side Tenpin Lanes featured five of six matches decided by a 40-pin margin. Lorraine Sealock led with a 524 set and 199 game for Fender Sales in a 4-0 win over Shenandoah Enterprises, while Pat Brant posted a 466 set for The Question Marks in their 4-0 victory over the Hopefuls. The Independents claimed a forfeited 4-0 win as Food Fair could field only two bowlers at game time. Frances Sager and Lucille Griffin starred for Winchester Golf Club with a 505 and 503 series respectively in their 4-0 win over the Stragglers. Ellen Leight led the winners with a 437 set as Winchester Creamery swept the Whiz Kids 4-0. The Rebels, led by Thelma Stratton’s 543 set across 181 153 209, beat Navy Recruiting 31 pins, while Mary Ann Funk and Ivan Jackson fueled the Funk-Jackson team’s three-game triumph over the Crismans and Snyders in the Husband-Wife League. Ivan Jackson’s six straight spares started in frame five for a 125 game. Shirley Jackson contributed 112 108 107 as Sonny Crisman and Julie Snyder provided the losers’ bests.
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Major leaguers Minoso near return Freese's status uncertain
Minnie Minoso nears activation after skull fracture and wrist injury with a physical exam due next week. Gene Freese remains on crutches with limited running ability after a fractured right ankle, casting doubt on his June return for the Reds as the pennant race resumes.
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Creed Sets Up Big Match In Western Amateur
Clifford Ann Creed, 23, from Alexandria Louisiana, advanced with a 72 to beat Ruth White Miller 5 and 4 and move into the second round where she faced Mrs. Jason Weiss of Indianapolis. Julie Hull, Purdue graduate from Anderson Indiana, upset Phyllis Preuss 3 and 2 in the opening round.
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Wills Sparks National League in All Star Speed Show
Maury Wills dazzles in the 32nd All Star game by stealing a base, scoring the first run, and nearly challenging Ty Cobb's modern base stealing record. The Dodgers shortstop, with 46 steals this season in 89 games, accelerates to third and home amid a 3-1 NL victory. Bescher’s NL mark of 80 in 1911 looms as a possible ceiling. Grady Peninger named Michigan State wrestling coach, unbeaten in four years at Oklahoma State.
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Moose blank Elks in Pony League clash at Senseny Park
Bear Stotler pitched for Moose who beat the Elks 20-8 as seven runs came in the second inning and five in the sixth. Ronnie Rinker left late with a ligament injury after a home plate slide and was treated at Winchester Memorial Hospital and released.
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35 Paintings Stolen From Private Gallery
London reports 35 paintings valued at 700000 stolen from the O'Hana Art Gallery in Mayfair. Thieves forced a rear door. it is the biggest England art theft since last August when a Goya portrait vanished from the National Gallery.
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Scotland Yard investigates claim over Goya Wellington return
A letter with an apparent identifying label on the back of the Goya Wellington portrait prompted Scotland Yard to start an investigation into the gallery's demand for its return.
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Dinner Tomorrow at John Mann Church
A chicken and ham dinner will be served tomorrow at the John Mann Methodist Church on E. Cork St starting at 5 p.m. For reservations or free home delivery call MO 2-5282 MO 2-4363 or MO 2-9760.
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Football brothers enroll at University of Pittsburgh
Ken Lucas brother of Penn State quarterback Richie and Joe Novovogratz brother of Army guard Joe will enroll at the University of Pittsburgh this fall.
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Judge Warns Parties To Behave In Highland Ave Case
Judge Rice warned a Highland Ave youth and his mother Mrs. Annabelle Boyce about penalties under city law for fireworks. Harrington was fined 25 dollars, suspended, plus 5 dollars costs after pleading guilty to abusive language toward a minor. Other city court cases included assaults, shoplifting, and speeding with various fines and short jail terms.
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Lincoln and Madison heights and sun mass loss fact
The tallest U S president Abraham Lincoln stood 6 feet 4 inches tall while James Madison was 5 feet 4 inches. Separately the sun loses mass at a huge rate yet remains fueled to last for billions more years.
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