Brumel Says 45,000 Soviet Athletes Ready for Olympic Trials
Valery Brumel, world record high jumper, noted 45,000 Soviet competitors could become Olympic contenders as trials approach. He added two schoolboys already clear seven feet and predicted a 7-2 mark could win Tokyo gold, saying even he may fail to make the team. Brumel, in New York to receive ABC Athlete of the Year honors, spoke of the intense competition and high hopes for Rome.
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Bouton Faces Sign or Else as Yankees Holdout
On his 25th birthday in Ridgewood New Jersey Yankee GM Ralph Houk delivered a sign or be fined by $100 daily for each day absent from camp. Bouton urged a fair raise after a standout 21 7 season with a 2.53 ERA earning $10 000 seeking $20 000 while the Yankees offered about $16 000 to $18 000.
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Duckpin Bowling Roundup Thrills as Teams Push Past 600
Night of strong scores across lanes with Novick Transfer and Crisman Cleaners posting three wins each. Individual leaders include Joe Zimmerman 149 149 and 132 for 430, Charles Swartz 142 377, Jack Boyd 149, and Mickey Perry 180+ series as teams like Hertz Rent A Car and Blue Sunoco dominate multiple games.
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Health Center
Joe Zimmerman
Jack Larrick
Lane Reed
Eugene Easter
Charles Minghini
Charles Swartz
Carl McKee
Jake Rudy
Woodrow McGolerick
Crisman
Zuckerman Co
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Charles Bush
Wally Dill
Lawrence Pope
Sonny Crisman
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Zuckerman
Hugh Patton
Kenneth Pitta
Buncutter Tire Co
Mickey Perry
Jack Boyd
Bill Deavers
Frank Cooper
Harold Pugh
Roy Bly
Willie Slonaker
Tenpin Bowling Night Sparks Northside Lead Change
Shenandoah News defeated Broadstater Opticians 3-0 to move into first place in the Lucky Strike League at Northside Lanes Shenandoah. Curtis Braithwaite rolled 212 200 234 for a 646 set to lead all bowlers with Kenny Smallwood adding 225. Sonny Higgs posted 204 and 524 for the losers.
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Sonny Higgs
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Dave Smallwood
Jim Morton
Tom Reardon
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Jess Kiracore, Jr
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Harry Propst
George Bishop
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Marrie Renner
Busy Bees
Buckley‘Lages
Betty McKee
Joan Smaller
Hilda Easter
Hilda
Lakeside
Gutter Strutters
Jean Havermale
Jackie Raymer
Winchester arms era ends for single shot rifles
Winchester Arms offers no single shot rifles aside from the new 520 target arm. By 1920 the .22 target musket lingered while bolt action .22s proliferated and older models faded. A Winchester team match at the armory shows seniors dominating juniors in a 856 to 790 score, with Nut Meadow Cadets achieving 961 of 1000 in a Massa nutten Military event.
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Dick Stuart Sees Himself as TV Baseball Figure
Scottsdale AP report quotes Dick Stuart, former Boston Red Sox first baseman, expressing interest in hosting a TV baseball show like a game of the week. He reflects on his brief TV stint, his grafted sponsor deal, and plans after his playing career. He mentions still possible years left as a player and past work on Stuart on Sports with WBZ-TV’s Gene Pell.
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