State tournament bids loom in scattered district games
Eastern and Western district action toppled favorites as Wareham, Granby, and Virginia Tech edged toward state berths. Notable results included Washington beating GW of gealth, Dan River overtime win, and Duke and N C State advancing in the ACC tournament amid high scoring, late rallies, and record performances.
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Lakina
Pete Auksel
Heyman
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Jeff Mullins
New Orleans Golf Opens With Record Field and Prizes
In New Orleans the tournament opens today with a strong field aiming for the $6,400 first prize. Gary Player and Arnold Palmer lead a star lineup that includes Jack Nicklaus and Billy Casper as the event seeks history.
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Arnold Palmer
Ear
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Duckpin Bowling Roundup Delivers Mixed Scores on Health Center Lanes
Five spares and a strike give Janice Bohton a 144 as Tea Bags win 2-1 over Soda Jerks in a Health Center Lanes duel. Nelson Vaughn 126 andDoug 136 anchor Soda Jerks while Georgia Peffer adds 138 for Newcomers in a separate victory. Josephine Calkin 109 and 104 and Martha Willis 107 spark Instant Peps in wins. other league duels feature Charcoal Hearth, Dr James Health Club, Cork Street Christian and Mt.arian Church teams with varied scores across the round.
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Sheetz
Roxie Stickley
Pat Mathias
Nellie Vaughn
Georgia Peffer
Isabelle Calkin
Martha Willis
Aie Dhorpien
Mr. Pleasant
Golden Rule
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Crisman
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Lloyd Milburn
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Bob Wheeler
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Haymaker
Robert Jenkins
Ernie Davies
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Market St. Methodist
Stephenson Methodist
Charles Swarts
Stephenson
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Edwin Fiddler
Church of Christ
Bowling scores from the Ni ide Classic heat multiple teams
Northside led by Jean Hovermale with a 513 series and Pat Taylor a 509 set won as C&S Bank and Farmers and Merchants Bank split 3 1. Buckley Lages and Green Chemical also posted 3 1 wins amid a high scoring night with several 600 plus performances across teams including Soames LaMaster and Don Lange.
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Brunswick
Mere
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Pat Taylor
Robbie Kerns
Buckley-Lages
Pat Whitacre
Farmers and Merchants Bank
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Shasta Garrison
Snow White Grill
Green Chemical
Painter’s Auto Sales
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LaMaster Mobile Homes
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Don Lange
NBA Scores and Schedule From Associated Press
Syracuse defeats New York 132 to 124 and Detroit tops Chicago 112 to 104. Upcoming games include New York at Boston and Syracuse at Detroit with Cincinnati visiting San Francisco in Oakland and Chicago hosting St Louis.
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Bowling match results for 1653 involving UB No. 2
UB No. 2 led by Lawrence Pope with 141. Star ringer Pete Whitlock totaled 366 with series of 116 120 and 130. Roy Bly added a 147 game. Three decisions recorded for 1653 including scores 540 582 and 581 for UB No. 2.
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Roy Bly
Lawrence Pope
Record TV coverage for 967 major league games this season
A record 967 major league games will be televised this season with 20 teams receiving about 14 million dollars from a trade magazine survey. NBC and CBS will pay over 1 million to 12 teams on weekend telecasts. World Series and All-Star package is 4.25 million. Mets schedule 76 home and 52 road games plus three exhibitions. Yankees 81 home and 46 away plus 4 to 6 exhibitions. Values to clubs range from 300 thousand for Washington to 1.2 million for the Yankees.
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Don Frye
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Bill Blair
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Frankie Alvis
Howard Pardue
Virginia Tech
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New York
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