Texas and Missouri Opening NCAA World Series Showdown
Texas faces Missouri in the second round of the College World Series in Omaha. Bob Myer dominated Southern California 8-3 for Texas, while Missouri’s Keith Weber allowed six hits in a 3-0 win over Holy Cross. Arizona meets Florida State later as the double elimination tournament continues.
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Texas
Missouri
Omaha
Arizona
Florida State
Bob Myer
Southern
California
Keith Weber
Holy Cross
Longhorns
Charley Harstein
Tigers
Jack Stroud
Sherwin Scott
Monay
Penn State
Western Michigan
Southern California
Rifle twist and match details at Armory range
The article explains rifling twist optimality by cartridge and bullet, noting 24 inch twists for a .22 short and 16 to 18 inches for .22 LR, 10 to 14 inches for a .30-06 depending on bullet. It discusses long range accuracy, then reports a three way smallbore rifle match for juniors seniors and Bob Wolfe scouts starting 8 p.m. Friday at the Armory range with ten shots prone per shooter and scores from last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Wolfe
Armory Range
Eddy Hamilton
Larry Carper
Lee Woolf
Jack Sham
Wedding Gift Purchasing Tips From Local Brides
Brides know their preferences in silver patterns china and linens. On inquiry if stores are informed you can select a gift that fits your budget.
Indians Defeat Yankees in Clarke Little League Thriller
Clarke County Little League action produced high scores as the Indians beat the Yankees 10 8 behind Bob Fulton who went 3 for 4 with two homers and Beverly Carroll on the mound Tommy Thompson took the loss. In the minor league game the Senators edged the Giants 20 18 in five innings due to rain Jerry Fisher beat Billy Hooker for the win.
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Berryville
Clarke County
Indians
Yankees
Bob Fulton
Beverly Carroll
Fulton
Tommy Thompson
Senators
Giants
Jerry Fisher
Billy Hooker
Snead Seeks Final Golf Open Berths Across Nation
Sam Snead and other top players vie for 99 Open berths as second stage qualifying unfolds at Chicago Cincinnati Kansas City Washington Denver and Portland with 36 holes and 129 spots remaining. Defending champs Nicklaus Palmer and others also advance toward Brookline.
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Sam
Ron
Country Club
Brook
Mass
Snead
Chicago
Cincinnati
Kansas City
Washington
Denver
Portland
Ore
Brookline
Jack Nicklaus
Arno Palmer
Gary Player
Redhot
Tony Lema
Dick Mayer
Cary Middlecoff
Julius Boros
Jay
Lionel Hebert
Chick Harbert
Jim Turnesa
Jim Ferrier
Vic Ghezzi
Bill Collins
Johnny Pott
George Bayer
Ken Venturi
Mason Rudolph
Don January
Joe Campbell
Davey Marr
Purchase
N.Y
New York
Jerry Barber
Walt Burkemo
Jack Burke
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Atlanta
Winchester
Bakersfield
Fort Worth
Southern States wins two as league leads in men's summer bowling
Southern States topped Mason's Cavaliers 311 309 in the opener then won 330 and 324 to sweep three Duckpin matches at the Health Center. Charles Lakes 119 led the first place crew with Garland Arnold and Ernie Davies at 114 each. Doug Sirbaugh led Mason with 114. Three Horsemen swept Crownes in another match, while Shenandoah News rallied for a 2 1 win. Dennis Derry posted 116 for Shenandoah News. In other lanes, Chug White 135 and 119 with Rusty McDonald 121 powered Royal Cab past Al's Pass. Two teams in the Aileen Girls League posted scores as Barbara Berg led Team No 1 to a 30 win over Team No 6. Peggy Beeler produced 99 and 92 as Team No 3 swept Team No 2. Fr general scores Virginia Schuller 96 Ruby Brown 91 France Smith 88 aided Team No 0. Hil da Johnson sparked Team No to three wins over Team No 4 with Delores McFarland 92 and Ricky Holler 80 for the losers. Teen Age Mixed Doubles saw Pete Crosby 122 Russell Luttrell 111 Jimmy Shanholtz 125 Phyllis McKee 104.
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Southern States
Mason’s
Cavaliers
Barbara Berg
Shirley Williams
Ruby Snapp
Nancy Butler
Margaret Kremer
Peggy Beeler
Frances Anderson
Genevieve Boyce
Virginia Schuller
Ruby Brown
France Smith
Pete Crosby
Russell Luttrell
Jimmy Shanholtz
Phyllis McKee
Williams Low In Jaycee Golf Meet at Carper's Valley
Roy Williams won low gross honors in the Winchester Junior Chamber of Commerce golf tournament over the weekend at Carper's Valley Golf Club. Chip Johnson shot 91 2 and low net honors were shared by George Donaldson and Tom Beaver with 74 each. Fifteen club golfers participated.
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Roy Williams
Winchester
Walton Gains Classic Lead In WHPL Tenpin Meet
Walton regains lead at Northside Lanes as Bruce Taylor posts high game 233 and high set 806. Standings show Walton 12240, Burkhart 12136, Kibler 12027, Haines 11814, Samiec 11733, Taylor 709. Meantime in the Ladies Handicap League the Gutter Strutters beat Bow Weevils 3-1 with Carol Coger leading 157 for the victors.
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Buzz Walton
Northside Lanes
Takae Ee Ee Ae
Bruce Taylor
Walton
Burkhart
Allen Kibler
Ron Haines
Dick Samiec
Taylor
Jim Morton
Fred Gordon
Mey Ae
Gutter Strutters
Carol Cowger
Bow Weevils
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John W. Galbraith
Chateaugay
Harry Stebbins
Perry Engineering Co., Inc
Clarke
By Don Weiss
Associated Press
Charles Lake
Garland Arnold
Ernie Davies
Mason
Doug Sirbaugh
Lawrence Pope
Wigent Ente Targeoeth
Allen Hoover
Shenandoah News
Dennis Derry
Chug White
Rusty McDonald
Royal Cab
Chauncey Snapp
Hilda Johnson
Mrs. Johnson
Delores McFarland
Ricky Hollar
Williams Low
Jaycee Golf
AMOCO
American Oil Company
Ameseka JM
Pap
Ari
Tia
W. Boscawen St
Fred L. Glaize, JR
Robert B. Dale, JR
Riley Loy
Jess Kiracofe, Jr
Steve Reedy
Don Lange
Dav Fogle
Maurice Smallwood
Paul Anger
Cotton Rhodes
Elmer Allen
Dean Allen
Don Patton
Jim Renner
Joyce Brannon
Spielman
Misfits
Sunshine Girls
Fireballs
Manus
George
Loudoun Street
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