Housewife League Bowling Awards Highlight 1960s Season
The Jack Zimm erman Most Improved Bowler Award went to Evelyn Blacksin. Gordon McKiwee Good Sportsmanship Awards were won by Gertrude Renner and Pearl Hepler. Leagues announce season end honors, top teams, and upcoming award plans for next season.
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Evelyn Blacksin
Clark Copenhaver
Ralph Curry
Leona Buckner
Louise Armstrong
LaMar Sloan Ford
Dottie Grim
Katherine Truslow
Ethel Lee
Goode & Johnson
Connie Lineburg
Mickie Libby McKee
Mattie Sirbaugh
Goode & Johnson Insurance
Holiday Inn- East
Virginia Schuller
Gertrude Dunn
Jeannette Combs
Pat Cooper
Allegheny Freight Lines
Pinettes
Mickie Manuel
A McKee
Evelyn Frye
Alley Rats
Grants Bush
Wanda Myers
Mary Flowers
Terry Taylor
Granis Bush
Millie Moulden
Evelyn Orrison
Naomi Houston
Mary Coffelt
Sandy Hepler
Frances Taylor
Shawnee Restaurant
Carol Beaver
Carol Riggleman
Sue Henderson
Lillian Rhodes
Edna Webster
Peggy McDonald
Barbara Davis
Suzie Bentley
Roadrunners
Kay Ritter
Priscilla Lofton
Marie Shiflett
Pat Lee
Pearl Hepler
Joyce Shull
Sandy Vaden
Jane Riley
Cellerette
Palmer Beard Fault Slow PGA Play On Tour
Pro golf figures Palmer Beard and former Masters champion Archer criticize slow play on regular tour events. They say four to five hours for 18 holes in twosomes is excessive and urge faster rounds, noting the same issues recur weekly. The piece also lists upcoming college and tournament schedules through February and March.
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Frank Beard
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Beard
Tuesday Night Major League Baseball Matchups Across Leagues
A slate of Tuesday games features Minnesota at Baltimore Chicago at Cleveland Milwaukee at Detroit Washington at Kansas City New York at California Boston at Oakland with multiple ongoing matchups in the pennant races. National League leaders include St Louis and Pittsburgh facing marginal foes as the season progresses with key divisional tests ahead.
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Lolich
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Cox
Kansas City
Splittorff
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Stottlemyre
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Halster
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Culp
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Odom
L. Pet. G.B
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Montreal
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Francisco
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Gentry
Nolan
Wilson
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Marichal
Stoneman
Walker
Holtzman
Kansas
City
Shenandoah Downs Race Night and Clarke County League Games
The day features Shenandoah Downs horse racing at 7 15 p m and a Clarke County church league softball slate at Preston Field with multiple 6 30 to 8 30 p m matchups including N Frederick vs Sunnyside and Wesley against Church of Christ. Pony and Little League baseball games follow at Senseng Park and Yost Field with several neighborhood teams in action.
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Berryville Lumber Diamond Nbr
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Bank of Clarke
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Major League Leaders From The Associated Press
American League batting leaders show Oliva of Minnesota at .376 with 68 hits and 39 runs. Harmon Killebrew tops RBIs with 47. home runs belong to Stargell with 19. National League leaders include Brock with 49 runs and 20 stolen bases. Seaver and Jenkins lead the pitching strikeouts, with Dierker 10-1 and Carlton at 102 assists.
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Barry W. Sale Signs with Shenandoah College
Former Stafford star guard Barry W. Sale has signed an athletic grant in aid to play basketball next year at Shenandoah College and Conservatory. A three year starter for Stafford, Sale earned all district honors in his junior and senior seasons.
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Shenandoah College
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Barry W. Sale
Stafford
Shenandoah College and Conservatory
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Barry Sale Emerges as Prospect for Major College Hoops
Industrial League star Barry Sale posts a career 807 points and a 16 point per game average after last season. Stafford coach Wood Shahan lauds his ability to pass and shoot as he eyes a college role. Also noted are boxing results from Tokyo Dallas Windsor and Shenandoah remarks on Sale’s college potential.
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