Bowling leagues shine with high team totals and individual feats
A sweeping set of bowling results across multiple leagues shows Copy Cats posting a 1440 series on Health Center Lanes led by Louise Ritenour 128 363 and Mary Crider 120 348 with others like Ruth Taylor 128 359 and Iva Longerbeam 126 370. Notable scores include Patton's Furniture 1902 and Jerry Armel Mary Ann Lamp 727 276 in mixed leagues along with standout 427 by Jean Pitta and 144 by Sherry Clark in NCAA Optimist Club. The report also notes Lamar Sloan Ford and First Baptist team totals, plus ongoing NCAA and church league highlights and a court hearing in Philadelphia over umpire salaries.
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Louise Ritenour
Mary Crider
Iva Longerbeam
Ruth Taylor
Louise Price
Mary Coffelt
Lois Watkins
Pat Lee
Ruth Boyd
Frances Crisman
Jean Blankenship
Nancy Moore
Pauline Skiles
Robin Himelright
Shadda Bins
Price's Garage
Evening Star Ladies League
Barbara Grim
Lillian Rhodes
Nancy Funk
Marie Longerbeam
Jean Pitta
Darnell Burcham
Phyllis Dick
Roy Smelser
Mike Moore
Tony Easter
Sherry Clark
Bryan Bly
Scott Clark
Kerry Evans
Randy Cram
Todd Lloyd
Eddie Presgraves
Danny Wingfield
Gretchen Kline
Barbara
Hugh Baker
Judy Oates
Jerry Armel
Mary Ann Lamp
Theresa Lages
Judi Oates
Phyllis Comer
Gertrude Renner
Shirley Jackson
Helen Limaburg
Sue Souders
Ee Ellen Russell
Carol Kerr
Lamar Sloan Ford
Kris Coates
Evelyn Orrison
Jim Coates
Greg Hockin
Charles Adams
Paul Hinson
Kevin Carroll
Nancy Armel
Gene Armstrong
Tomy Buterakos
Frank Cooper
Mitch Cooper
David Grim
Randy Baker
Kathy Godlove
Vicki Armel
Big Man's Restaurant
Elsie Stickley
Peggy Cleveland
Betty Funkhouser
Julie Snyder
Jimmy Shanholtz
Gilbert Taylor
Ruth M. Taylor
Jeff Smelser
Randy Tinsman
Ed Mouser
Dave LaMaster
Bill Costin
Brad Cooper
Joe Cooper
Eugene Easter
Lonnie Moore
Shorty Luttrell
Joe Zimmerman
Randy Pitta
Wally Dill
Dave Grim
Eugene Eastep
Bill Keyton
Kenny Pitta
Grace Lutheran
Peggy Eastep
Darneil Burcham
Ed Isner
Kenny Burcham
Richard Buncutter
Baptist
Dick Gregg
Floyd Luttrell
Tommy Anderson
Sonny Burcham
Donald Kenney
Ervin Cleveland
Gene Shutts
Skip Madigan
Jean Shutts
Bunky Boyce
Curtis Lamp
Mary Gregg
Joe Fisher
James Stotler
Bow
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Holmes Faces Ocasio In WBC Title Defense In Las Vegas
In Las Vegas Holmes is favored to defend his WBC heavyweight title against Ossie Ocasio in a showdown at the Hilton Pavilion. Ocasio seeks his first major title in only his 14th pro bout after recent wins over Jimmy Young. The broadcast is live on ABC with detailed purses listed.
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Ossie Ocasio
Larry Holmes
Jimmy Young
Holmes
World Boxing Council
Ocasio
Young
WBC
Ken Norton
Norton
Earnie Shavers
Hayes Sentenced to Five Years for Drug Trafficking
Bob Hayes once a sports star and Olympic gold medalist was sentenced to five years in prison after pleading guilty to selling cocaine to an undercover agent. The Dallas Cowboys receiver faced concurrent five year terms and a seven year deferred probation for methaqualone offenses. He could be released early for good behavior.
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Dallas
Bob Hayes
America
Hayes
Richard Mays
Dallas Cowboys
National Football League
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