Blaik Sees Wins For Penn St Ohio St LSU Predicts
Col Col Earl Blaik proclaims Penn State Ohio State and LSU wins while predicting victories for Virginia Virginia Tech Maryland and others in a wide college football forecast. The column cites matchups including Penn State at Army Yale at Columbia and Ohio State at Illinois with colorful commentary.
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Idaho
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Tenpin Roundup: Dawson Sets House Mark in Northside Classic
Harold Dawson rolled a 235 222 225 for 682 to lead the Plum Liners to a 40 win over the Five Aces in the Northside Classic at Northside Lanes. Lamaster Mobile Homes and Lee Jackson Restaurant stayed in second with 4 0 shutouts. Omps Funeral Home swept Martin s Drug Store 4 0 as five bowlers posted 502 to 578 scores. Buckley Lages tied for second in the Lady Brunswick League with a 4 0 shutout of Farmers and Merchants Bank. Phyllis Grove led with 202 509. The Big I s downed Jolly Jacks 3 1. O Sullivan and Painter s Auto Sales split 2 2. Commercial and Savings Bank blanked Green Chemical 4 0. Dale s Grocery won.
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Harold Dawson
Dawson
Chapman’s
Fender Sales
Buzz Walton
Bob Baker
Fender
Wilson Hams
Moore
Paul Anger
Anger
Omps Funeral Home
Martin’ Drug Store
Omps
Ron Haines
Fred Gordon
Buckley Lages
Lady Brunswick
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Phyllis Grove
Big I’s
Jolly Jacks
O’sullivan and
Painter
Commercial and Saving Bank
Green Chemical
Dale’ Grocery
Outlaw Beats Mixed Nut 3 1 In Midway League Thriller
The Outlaw edged Mixed Nut 3 to 1 as Al Renner rolled a 246 game and 604 series. Bobby Baker added a 573 set for the winners.
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al Renner
Bobby Baker
Chevrolet Takes 2-1 Win In Mixed Health Center League
Ivan Jackson led Chevrolet with a 410 set on 130 146 134 as Chevrolet knocked off Ford Pickups 2-1 in the Health Center Mixed Doubles. Jackson’s 1309 series paced Chevrolet alongside Shirley Jackson 332 and Roxy Hockman 361 with Ford totaling 1300. Sparked by Sybil Baker 117 and Virginia Zuckerman 113 Aus tin won all three against Ramblers.
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Ivan Jackson
Chevrolet
Ford
Health Center
Ivan
Shirley Jackson
Roxy Hockman
Mary Ann Funk
Sybil Baker
Virginia Zuckerman
Court House Wins State Team Title in Virginia Golf
Court House Country Club of Fairfax captured the Virginia State Golf Association women's team championship on its first attempt, defeating three-time champion Washington Golf and Country Club of Arlington 6 1 2 to 2 1 2. Mrs. Bruce Bollerman and Mrs. J. R. Gesseley won the decisive 3 0 in the second foursome, while Court House leads set by Mrs. D. K. Holman and Mrs. Ronald Bryant 2 1 2 to 1 2. Defending champ Country Club of Virginia won the second flight 5 4 over Farming ton Country Club. Princess Anne routed Cavalier Golf and Yacht Club 9 0 in the third flight.
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Arlington
Court House Country Club of
Fairfax
Virginia State Golf Association
Washington Golf and Country Club of
Court House
Bruce Bollerman
J. R. Gesseley
Charles Egenroad
Howard
D. K. Holman
Ronald Bryant
William Walsh
John Connolly
Lloyd Dennis
George Calvert
H. N. McClary
Walter Goodrich
Country Club of Virginia
Richmond
Farmington Country Club
Charlottesville
Princess Anne
Cavalier Golf and Yacht Club
Virginia Beach
U S Regains Lead In World Amateur Golf Team Championship
The United States moved back into the lead after the third round at Fuji course in Kawana Japan. Team scores favored the U S by two strokes over Canada with a 211 for the day and 649 total. Dick Sikes of Arkansas led the Americans with a sub 69 while Deane Bemen of Bethesda recovered from rain to post a par round.
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Kawana
Japan
United States
Canada
Fuji
Great Britain
Mike Bonallack
New Zealand
Dick Sikes
University of Arkansas
U.S
Deane Bemen
Bethesda
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