Crisman Rug Wins Independent League Duckpin Duel
Crisman Rug defeated Bell Clothes Stores 2930 to 2813 in a five game series to clinch the 1963 64 Independent League title at Health Center Lanes. Key players included Sonny Crisman Charles Bush Brent Bowman Larry Clark Harry Mason and Wally Dill with Bush Throwing a 173 and Crisman a 134 in the third game to seize the lead.
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Eagles Make Fifth Trade Under Kuharich Shakeup
Philadelphia sends full back Ted Dean to Minnesota in a six player deal and gives up rights to Bob Berry. In return the Eagles receive Ray Poage Don Hultz Chuck Lamson and Terry Rosens. Hultz set an NFL record with nine recovered fumbles last season.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Eagles
National Football League
Joe Kuharich
Eagles
Ted Dean
Minnesota Vikings
Bob Berry
Oregon University
Ray Poage
Don Hultz
Chuck Lamson
Terry Rosens
Kuharich
Minnesota
Norm van Brocklin
Dean and
Hultz
GAA Bowling Banquet At Winchester Held
The Girls Athletic Association at Winchester held its annual Bowling Banquet at the Wayside Inn on May 21 with about 40 members present. North side Lane and Health Center teams were praised for their contributions. Prizes were donated by local firms. A rummage sale was approved for June 11 and 12 at 22 South Braddock St.
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Winchester
Wayside Inn
Northside Lane
Health Center
Yesterday's Stars
BATTING Billy Williams of the Cubs raised his average to .414 with a 4-for-4 including a homer a double and two singles in Chicago 6 Milwaukee 5. PITCHING Jim Roland of the Twins yielded two hits both in the second inning as Minnesota beat Boston 3-2.
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Associated Press
Billy Williams
Cubs
Chicago
Milwaukee
Jim Roland
Twins
Minnesota
Boston
Nut House Four Tops Ball & Chain Mixed Teams Stand
Nut House Four remains in first place at North Side Lanes after a 4 0 victory over Phy ros. Team members Mary Miller Bob Miller Lor raine Sealock and Earl Sealock posted solid scores while Alley Cats shut out Bowl Weevils to claim second place led by June Shirley Gene Hottle Dot Clark and Jim Renner.
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June Shirley
Gene Hottle
Dot Clark
Jim Renner
Rennie Armel
Marge Haley
Will Armstrong
Leo Haley
Indy 500 Race Brims With Speed and Danger
Indianapolis AP report describes the 1963 race drama with front engine Offys and rear engine Ford powerhouses. Marshman pins high speeds while observers warn of parts and oil on the track as 250000 fans pack the Speedway for Memorial Day weekend.
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Bobby Marshman
Rodger Ward
Indianapolis
Speedway
Th Speedway
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Marshman
Pottstown
Dan Gurney
Pat O’connor
Pameleli Jones
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Farmington Club Course Takes Kenridge Toll
In the 28th Kenridge Invitational at Farmington Country Club Charlottesville the defending champion and Bud Loving failed to reach the championship flight. George Fulton won the medal in a playoff over Morris Beecroft with 69.
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R. F
Buddy) Loving
Bill Campbell
Huntington
W.va
Loving
Kenridge
George Fulton
Roanoke
Morris Beecroft
Newport News
Farmington Country Club
Fulton
Jack Westland
Everett
Wash
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Lynchburg
Bayer Leads in Speedway Open at Indianapolis
In the Speedway Open at Indianapolis 70 000, George Bayer led at the halfway point with a nine under par 133, two strokes ahead of Jack Nicklaus who stood at 141. The field thinned to 94 pros and 10 amateurs for today, with top 60 and ties set for the final round as the tournament pauses Memorial Day.
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Indianapolis
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Incline Village
Nev
Jack Nicklaus
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Kel Nagle
George Archer
Dean Befram
PGA
Tony Lema
Jerry Barber
al Besselink
Dutch Harrison
Mike Souchak
Speedway Open Golf Stopped as Race Crowd Fills Grounds
Indianapol is race week crowds swamped the $70,000 Speedway Open, turning the golf course into a parking lot and picnic area for about 250000. The event was suspended between rounds as grounds crews cleared debris from Memorial Day revelry and top contenders battle amid a rough, criticized course.
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Indianapolis
Aces Family Golf Feats Highlight Cassidy News
In Louisville the Cassidy family makes headlines on Memorial Day week. R J Cassidy planned golf but his son Don reported a hole in one in a high school junior match. The next day 14 year old Bob Cassidy echoed with an ace on the same 216 yard downhill par three.
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Louisville
R. J. Cassidy
Don
Bob
Cassidy
Duke alum Groat caught in Souchak batting practice role
Golfer Mike Souchak sometimes pitched batting practice to Dick Groat of the St. Louis Cardinals during Duke University days.
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Mike Souchak
Dick Groat
St. Louis Cardinals
Duke University
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