Zuckerman City Loop Champion Clinches Regular Season Title
Zuckerman's completes a two game sweep over the Teen Age Club to cap the regular season as City Loop champions. Bob McDonald scores 44 for Zuckerman's, with 16 field goals and 12 free throws. Merle Barr leads TACs with 31 points as Ken West and Jim Omps shine for TACs.
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Billy Pugh
Bob Brown
Ken Bishop
Seiling Debuts for Rangers in 4-3 Win Over Black Hawks
Rod Seiling starred in his first Ranger game after the deal sending him and four Toronto players to New York for Bathgate and McKenney. He assisted on a goal as the Rangers beat the Chicago Black Hawks 4-3, while Montreal, Toronto, and Boston games affected standings in the NHL.
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Arlington-Washington meeting to stage six races with $100000 added
The Arlington-Washington meet will host six thoroughbred races in August and September with $100000 added. The Futurity for 2 year olds is the richest event and will be run on Saturday September 12 at seven furlongs.
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Chicago
Duckpin Bowling Roundup Fells See-Saw Night In Ladies League
Phillips 66 edged Galladay Building Supply in a tight finish at Health Center Lanes as Ouida Minghini Betty Carper and Dorothy Brown led Berryville. Novick Transfer beat Willow Lawn Market by four pins before Willow Lawn won the nightcap. Coo per's Jewelers blanked Choppers with Mae Taylor pacing. The Photo Shop swept Town & County Beauty Salon 2-1 boosted by Eva Brill Shirley Jackson and Val Morgan. Blue Sunoco claimed two wins led by Maxine Patton Helen Richards and Bonnie Easter.
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Galladay
Ladies Commercial League
Ouida Minghini
Betty Carper
Dorothy Brown
Berryville
June Tusing
Louise Armstrong
Ann Snapp
Dorothy Burke
Helen Ritter
Pearl Hepler
Cooper's Jewelers
Choppers
Mae Taylor
Eva Brill
Shirley Jackson
Val Morgan
Photo Shop
Town & County Beauty Salon
Betty Tarpy
Blue Sunoco
Gover
Maxine Patton
Helen Richards
Bonnie Easter
Jenny Fox
Mary Jane Ewing
Duckpins
Mary Ann Funk
Lee Jackson Restaurant
Newberry’s
Lucille Lake
Jeanne Kaval
Ohio State star Bradds tops AP players of year
Gary Lee Bradds of Ohio State named college player of the year by the AP. The 21 year old 6 8 forward values teaching and junior high coaching, prefers PE teaching over early pro offers, and helped the Buckeyes pursue a Big Ten title with a 34 point average.
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Associated Press
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Ohio
Gary Lee Bradds
Ohio State
Michigan State
Bradds
Jamestown
Jerry Lucas
Fred) Taylor
Buddy
Christy Hill
Gary Bradds
Mermaids Led by Raymer Take First in Wednesday League
The Mermaids stayed atop the Wednesday Housewives League as Jackie Raymer rolled a 190 high game and 65 in a set to pace winners. Mary Shockey led other victors with 158 high game and 414 in the set, while The Goofers slipped to second after a 4-0 loss to the Funsters. Archie
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Jackie Raymer
Ora
John Michael
Goofers
Funsters
Mary Shockey
June Reedy
Mabel Smith
Outlaws Claim Lead With 3-Point Win Over Buckley Lages
In the Midway League the Outlaws tightened first place by taking 3 points from Buckley Lages. Bob Baker led the winners with 230 high game and 584 set while Jen ny Spurs had 221 game and 506 set for the losers. Buckley Lages held second. The 4 Hits 1 Miss stayed third after losing 3 points to The Mixed Nuts. Hugo Ack en bom led the win ners with 209 559. Jerry Votel added 199 200 205 for a 604 set for the losers. Other results: Alley Cats beat Berryville Ave Esso 3 0. Sporadics beat Daisy & Red's Tavern 3 1. Rolling Rocks 3 0 over The Bottlenecks. Royal Lunch beat M M Texaco 38 1. Cotton Pickers 219 4 0 over The Gutter Strutters. The Offbeats 4 0 over The Bandits. The Lively Five 3 0 over The Desperadoes. In Mt Carmel League The Strikers tied The Twilighters 2 2. Clifford Brooks led Strikers 162 420. Ed Nelson high 160. Adolph Mason high set 444 for Twilighters. The Hookers moved to second with a 4 0 win over The Grippers. Joe Cartwright 168 467 for winners. M T Thorton 156 401 for losers.
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Winers
Teresa O’roark
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Jenny Spurs
Hugo Ackenbom
Jerry Votel
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Rolling Rocks
Bottlenecks
Royal Lunch
M & M Texaco
Nat Mallory
Cotton Pickers
Gutter Strutters
Offbeats
Bandits
Lively Five
Mt. Carmel
Robie to swim for United States in Bremen meet
Carl Robie of Philadelphia named by the AAU to represent the United States in the eighth annual swimming meet at Bremen Germany Robie holds the National AAU 200 meter butterfly title.
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Amateur Athletic Union
Carl Robie
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United States
Bremen
Germany
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Sun Devils Clinch Tie for Crown in Wild Finish
Arizona State upset Arizona 72 69 to clinch at least a share of the Western Athletic Conference title with 12 straight wins. New Mexico could tie by beating Brigham Young and Utah, while ASU’s NCAA bid chances hinge on the Mountain teams and potential coin flip. Princeton and Connecticut also earned NCAA spots with playoff wins.
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Associated Press
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Scooter) McLean
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