PEC A Standings and Results From The Associated Press
Major league standings show Boston leading the American League with 18 wins and 11 losses. Baltimore and New York follow, while Cleveland and Los Angeles post uneven marks. Thursday results include Boston 3 Los Angeles 0 and Baltimore 9 Washington 1.
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Washington
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Chicago
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Philadelphia
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Houston
Duckpin Bowling yields league titles and rolloffs across centers
The 1962 63 Health Center Thursday Morning Housewife League crowns go to Four Spoons Nellie Vaughn Evelyn Tucker Helen Richards and Marilyn Presgraves after beating Alley Kats to secure the second half and overall title. Golden Rule claims second half in Church League with Cork St Christian backing. rolloffs to follow.
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Evelyn Tucker
Helen Richards
Marilyn Presgraves
Health Center
Alley Kats
Mrs. Tucker
Mrs. Richards
Sleepers
Irene Borror
Lucille Baker
Bonnie Easter
Alice Godlove
Mrs. Borror
Mrs. Godlove
Mrs. Easter
Georgia Peffer
Glenda Cole
Cork St. Christian
Church of Christ
Sonny Crisman
Dick Renner
Ernie Davies
Cork St
Jack Boyd
Congregational Christian
First Presbyterian
Congregational
Charles Swartz
Ernie Pugh
Lester Arnold Jr
Presbyterian
Arthur Skiles
Edwin Fiddler
Lawrence Pope
Stephenson Methodist
United Brethren No. 2
Tenpin Bowling Classic Title Remains Undecided
Northside Tenpin Classic champions undecided after last eight auction. Lee Jackson Restaurant and Le Masters Mobile Homes split rounds with a 4 0 win by Lee Jackson in round three. Curtis Braithwaite led with 224 566, other top scores by Allen Kibler and George Garver but losses by Smallwood and Lange kept the door open for a roll off next Thursday. Crown White and Anderson Sheet Metal also contested in nearby leagues with high games by Weiland and Garver.
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Lee-Jackson Resturant
Lemaster
Curtis Braithwaite
Buck Robertson
B. J. Lovett
Skip Snider
Steve Reeedy
Allen Kibler
Bill Bridgeforth
Riley Loy
Maurice Smallwood
Don Lange
Anderson Sheet Metal
Crown White
Crown
George Garver
Minor League Scores Across Leagues
In the International League Rochester beat Columbus 6 to 2 in 11 innings while Jacksonville defeated Atlanta 4 to 2. Richmond won 5 to 3 over Arkansas and Toronto led Buffalo 7 to 5. Syracuse beat Indianapolis 8 to 4. In the Pacific Coast League San Diego 1 Seattle 0. Dallas-Fort Worth 6 Salt Lake and Denver 2 Oklahoma City 0. Hawaii 11 Portland 7.
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Atlanta
Richmond
Arkansas
Toronto
Buffalo
Syracuse
Indianapolis
San Diego
Seattle
Dallas-Fort Worth
Salt Lake
Denver
Oklahoma City
Hawaii
Portland
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