Duckpin Bowling Net Second Half Title For Galla day Building
Galla day Building Supply clinched the second half of the Ladies Commercial League with three victories at Health Center Lanes from New berry's. Louise Armstrong 125 and June Tusing 115 led the Gal ladies while Lucille Lake 105 paced New berry's. Blue Sunoco dropped the finale to Willow Lawn Market 520 to 522 after early wins. Sybil Baker struck in the last frame for a 130 game. Other notable results include Lee-Jackson Restaurant and Town & Country Beauty Salon matching wins, and Cooper's Jewelers taking a 2-1 edge over Novick Transfer.
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Newberry
Health Center
Galladay
Ladies Commercial League
Ong
Blue Sunoco
Louise Armstrong
June Tusing
Gallady
Lucille Lake
Newberry’s
Willow Lawn Market
Sybil Baker
Helen Righard
Nellie Vaughn
GAA
Frances Crisman
Virginia Larrick
Betty Corbin
Mae Taylor
Frances Turner
Betty Tarpy
Lee-Jackson Restaurant
Betty Webber
Har tack wins with Chieftain in select races
Bill Hartack rode Chieftain nine straight times since July winning four races including the Tremont Cowdin and Governor's Cup at Bowie. In the Wood Memorial at Aqueduct Hartack rode Quadrangle to victory over Mr. Brick by a half length. Chieftain with John Rotz finished fifth.
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NEW York
Bill Hartack
Chieftain
Bowie
Aqueduct
Hartack
Quadrangle
Mr. Brick
John Rotz
Ed Diddle Expects to Win More at Western Kentucky
Western Kentucky coach Ed Diddle, 70, recovering after two heart attacks, says he feels capable of coaching next season. He needs 13 wins to become the all time winningest college basketball coach, with a career record of 759 wins and 302 losses. Johnny Oldham is slated as potential successor on the payroll.
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Western Kentucky
Diddle
Johnny Oldham
Horse Racing Entries for Peach Pie and Others
Entries list for race includes Peach Pie D Smith 112 10 2 Hep Bunnie Leith 114 20 6 Fleet Turn Arduini 114 20 6 Eternal Haven Myers 109 20 110 Daisy's Beau Banks 109 20 Post Time 2:00 p.m. DST.
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D. Smith
Leith
Fleet Turn
Arduini
Eternal Haven
Myers
Daisy
Terror
Hewitt
Gaybrook
Hilton
Barthunetto
Diavkis
Zangari
Pindell
Hur
Martinze
Fine Point
Small
Dark Plains
L.reyd
Red Land
Blue Cone
Alow
Spoof
McKee
Gustines
C. Smith
Cape
Cassis Jim
Fer Lene
Wilson
Meadow’s
Beau
Murphy
Dante Ann
L.rev
General Noel
Huyett
Leonard
Monte’s Pette
Mullins
Longerbeam
Many Wonder
Sollars
Mona Lea
Clark
John Dulin
Magill
Rusty Call
Quick Surrender
Erry
Smith
Belle O’ Ball Gilbert
Conquer
Delgado
Run River Run
Metallic Age
D.smth
Star of Stars
Kersey
Leatherbury
Stuffy
Chrissy
Karpe
D. T
Adams
Steve Klessel
Kratz
Snow
Davis
Longspur
Vasil
Witmer
Speck
Hamilton
Mike’s Ann
Whitmer
Fur
Thornton
Emotionally
Wooden
Brandy Boy
Eagle Eye Gordon
Wingate
L. Reynolds
Good Broom
Hay
C. Reynolds
Scampalong
L.rey
Andamo
Vacanti
Cooney
Everett’s Son
Yarrow
Hay Nonnie
Williams
de Voos
Pappas
Mandy’s Brave
Royal Rover
Piping Egret
George
Belanger
Is Bon
McLaughin
Gilgray
Townsley
Foxy Pierre
Agadden
Teachuck
D.smith
Spartan Lad
Martinz
Whitehead
Fight Talk
Mitchell
Swash
Poe
Clockfast
Senorita Gal
Ruthie Dear
Townsly
Mayblossom
Boyce
Upper Shenandoah Valley Bowling Assoc Holds Fifth Tournament
Tenpin Bowling at Northside Lanes over two weekends drew 37 teams 85 singles and 68 doubles. Continental Homes led team standings with a 3053 handicap and 2899 actual. Unger Angus House Boas was second. Fender Sales third. Wilson Ham fourth. In singles Arlis Bowman of Martinsburg topped with 656 series and Harold Catlett claimed all events with 1869.
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Northside
Upper Shenandoah Valley Bowling Association
U.S.V.A
Continental Homes
Unger Angus House Boas
Fender Sales
Wilson Ham
Jerry Goodman Takes Second in Virginia Top 50 Bowling
Gerald Goodman Jr. earns runner up in the Virginia Top 50 at Sportlanes Martinsville last weekend with a 2029 pin 10 game series. He wins 150 dollars plus 25 for high five game block and holds a 189 average at Northside Lanes where he is a Handley High School senior.
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Gerald
Jerry) Goodman, Jr
Martinsville
Jerry
Northside Lanes
Handley High School
Nalley Leads In Modified and Sportsman Standings At Winchester
Winchester Speedway hosts Sportsman and Modified races with 4 heats and two feature events. Lead standings show Bill Nalley 265 in Modified ahead of Earl Moran 255 and Chuck Brannon 245. Sportsman leader Shorty Bowers 260 with Charlie Beeler 235. Numerous drivers including Richard Duckworth Bill Berry and others set for action.
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Brunswick
Bill Nalley
Earl Moran
Staunton
Nalley
Moran
Chuck Brannon
Winchester
Brannon
Shorty Bowers
Charlie Beeler
Richard Duckworth
Bill Berry
Red Nininger
Ray Dover
Jimmy Brown
Ray
Winchester Speedway
Clem T Lamaster
Bob Burns
Charlie Knight
Gerald Chamberlin
Lynford Consner
Ray Drury
A. R. Barnes
Louis Newland
Jackie Dennison
Ralph Wolf
Giants Tie Pirates? Giants Take NL Lead with Mays Homer
Willie Mays belted his 18th homer, a two run shot in the eighth, lifting the San Francisco Giants to a 2-1 win over St. Louis and returning them to first in the National League. Larry Jackson pitched a 2-0 Cubs victory over the Mets with a three hit effort.
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Associated Press
Willie Mays
Giants
San Francisco
St. Louis
Larry Jackson
Cubs
New York Mets
Fights Test London Dust in Glasgow Card
Fights in Glasgow Scotland feature Terry Downes Briton outpointing Ed Zaremba of Jackson Michigan 10 rounds. Chick Calderwood stops Allan Harmon in Scotland. Doug Me Arthur Agin stops Napoleon Lady in Detroit. Raul Rojas earns a split decision over Eloy Sanchez in San Pedro. Bill McMurray and Elmer Rush draw in a heavyweights bout in Sacramento.
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Associated Press
Glasgow
Scotland
Terry Downes
Britain
Ed Zaremba
Jackson, Mich
Chick Calderwood
Allan Harmon
Miami
Zanesville
Ohio
Doug Me
Arthur Agin
Steubenville
Napoleon Lady
Destroit
Los Angeles
Raul Rojas
San Pedro
Calif
Eloy Sanchez
Boise
Idaho
Bill McMurray
Sacramento
Elmer Rush
San Francisco
Drew
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Ken McMullen
Sandy Koufax
Helen Ritter
Cooper’s Jewelers
Novick
Pearl Hepler
Betty Carper
Nancy de- Schon
Dorothy Brown
Phillips
Photo Shop
Linden Pingley
Charlotte Anderson
Anderson - Pingley
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Ramseys
Easters
Godloves
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Eugene Easter
Bucky Whitacre
Louis Renner
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Renner-McKee Combination
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Ed Diddle
Bowling Green
OLD Dominion Speedway
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Ted Hairfield
Ray Hendricks
Mel Bradley
Eddie Crouse
Johnny Roberts
Emanuel Zervakis
D.S.T
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Comet
Malcolm Durham
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Old Dominion Park
Grand Ole Opry
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Kay Arnold
String Dusters
Jack Rogers
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Baby Man
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Marvina’s Boy
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Prince Appollo
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Merrick Ann
J. Michael
Wonder How
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Pipsico
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Robt
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Joy Garden
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Chandler
Wright
Sig’r
Frank Bartles
Charles Miller
Leesburgh
Sewell Fultz
Harol Catlett
Riley Loy
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Jerry Goodman
al Murphy
Junior Carter
Jess Kiracore, Jr
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Jack Eastridge
Arlis Bowman
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Wayne Tucker
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