Bob Fahrney Sets World Duckpin Mark
Bob Fahrney of Harrisonburg bowled a 1105 in a seven game set at Health Center lanes to break a twenty year record held by Howard Parsons and win the Virginia State Open. Eddie Rusak and James Wolfensberger finished second and third as 83 bowlers competed.
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Bob Fahrney
Harrisonburg
Howard Parsons
Silver Spring
Bob
Eddie Rusak
Richmond
James Wolfensberger
Hagers
Mad
Northside Lanes Lady Brunswick League Scores
High team game G W Motors 929 and high team series 2637 by G W Motors. Buckley Lages 4 over Mike s Service Center 0 led by Margie Willis 173 478. Continental Homes 1 over Dale s Grocery 3 with Beth Getchell 160 451. Snow White Grill 4 over Good Sports 0 paced by June Hottle 177 445.
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G. W. Motors
Buckley ‘Lages
Margie Willis
Mike’s Service Center
Helen Roberts
Continental Homes
Beth Getchell
Dale’s Growery
Good Sports
Barbara Murphy
Snow White Grill
June Hottle
Don't Homes
Good Intentions
Winchester Mobile
Homes
Dale's Groce
Buckley Lages
Village Beauty White Palace
Garber’s Mike’s Service
Lakers Hire Butch van Breda Kolff as New Los Angeles Coach
Bill Butch van Breda Kolff is appointed as the new coach of the Los Angeles Lakers. The landmark decision comes as the team seeks fresh leadership after a series of disappointing seasons.
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Bill (Butch) van Breda Kolff
Los Angeles Lakers
Irish Back In Top 10 As USC Repeats At No 1
The Associated Press poll places Southern California at No 1 with all first place votes after a 28-6 win over Oregon. Notre Dame climbs back to No 10 following a 24-12 win over Michigan State. Tennessee and NC State rise to Nos. 3 and 4 respectively as Georgia and Purdue reach Nos. 5 and 6.
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Associated Press
Parseghian
Southern California
Trojans
Notre Dame
Michigan State
Oregon
Los Angeles
UCLA
Colorado
Houston
Oklahoma State
Mississippi
Indiana
Arizona
Tennessee
North Carolina State
Georgia
Purdue
Woming
Citadel’s Goolsby and Furman’s Bauguess Share SC Player Honors
Citadel quarterback Jay Goolsby led a 21-19 win over East Carolina, scoring a TD and setting up another. Furman defensive end Harvey Bauguess had six tackles and six assists in a 38-15 victory over Lehigh. Runners-up named include Poole, Street, Colson, Quay, Copty, and Crennel.
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Richmond, Va
Citadel
Jay Goolsby
Furman
Harvey Bauguess
Goolsby
Greenville
N.C
Bauguess
S.C
East Carolina
Lehigh
ECU
Denver coach Murray Armstrong long tenured at DU
Denver hockey coach Murray Armstrong is in his 12th season guiding the University of Denver program. His teams have a record of 235 wins, 21 ties, and 88 losses and have claimed three NCAA championships.
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Denver
Murray Armstrong
University of Denver
Hart Brilliant but Loses as Packers Beat Cardinals
Green Bay topped St. Louis 31-23 behind two fourth quarter touchdowns. Jim Hart impressed with two TD passes and 317 yards, while Elijah Pitts praised the young quarterback after the loss. The win moves Green Bay to 5-1-1 atop the Central Division.
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ST. Louis
Green Bay
Jim Hart
Packers
Hart
Cardinals
Elijah Pitts
New York
Cleveland
World Series shares smallest since 1961 earnings for Cardinals and Red Sox
The St. Louis Cardinals and Boston Red Sox won World Series shares of 8314.81 and 5115.23 respectively, the smallest since 1961. Fenway capacity limited payoffs, yet generous with awards including full shares for Cosman and Lamabe and partial shares for Bennett Cisco Howard Harrelson. Second place went to the Giants at 1484.70 and Cubs at 1080.88 with other clubs earning smaller sums.
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St. Louis Cardinals
Boston Red Sox
William D. Eckert
Cardinal
Son. Calif
UCLA
Tennessee
Yankees
Carolina St
Cincinnati
Georgia
Purdue
Brooklyn Dodgers
Indiana
Woming
Colorado
Notre Dame
Cardinals
Red Sox
St. Louis
Jack Lamabe
New York Mets
Jim Cosman
Boston
Dennis Bennett
Galen Cisco
Latcher Elston Howard
Ken Harrelson
Kansas City
San Francisco Giants
Chicago Cubs
Cincinnati Reds
Philadelphia Phillies
Detroit
Minnesota
Tiger
Twins
Sam Mele
Walter Bond
Chicago White Sox
California Angels
Leach
Clarke County, James Wood wins dual meets in cross country
Clarke County clinched its seventh straight dual meet victory while James Wood won a Triangle Meet with Handley and Loudoun County. Berryville edged defending state champs 27 28 as Bob Strickler led 14 36 on 2 5 miles. James Wood beat Handley and Loudoun County with Wayne Cromer 14 21 and Jeff Warner 14 22. Tomorrow Clarke County and James Wood clash in a District warm up at Millwood.
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Clarke County
James Wood
Handley
Loudoun County
Eagles
George Mason
Berryville Boys
Bob Strickler
Mustangs
Colonels
Hilltoppers
Raiders
Wayne Cromer
Jeff Warner
Warren Hoke
Millwood
Cromer
Wayne
Warner
Jeff
Hoke
Warren
Brannon
Ken
Woolf
Lee
McCauley
Anderson
Dan
Veach
Larry
Lucas
Jay
Barley
Ron
Troxel
Tom
Frye
Ben
Pro Basketball Monday Results and Upcoming Schedule
The Associated Press reports no games on Monday with Baltimore at St. Louis and New York versus San Francisco at Oakland. Upcoming Wednesday matchups include St. Louis at Cincinnati and San Francisco at Detroit among others in Portland and Seattle markets.
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Baltimore
St. Louis
New York
San Francisco
Oakland
Chicago
Seattle
Cincinnati
Detroit
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
San Diego
Portland
Ore
Byrd Out for NCSU Duke Game and Injuries Hit ACC
Nationally ranked North Carolina State will be without tackle Dennis Byrd for Saturday's ACC clash with Virginia due to a strained left knee. Byrd suffered the injury in the 28-7 win over Duke. Also hampering UNC Clemson Wake Forest and Duke deal with linemen and backs returning from injuries as teams adjust lineup after recent games.
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North Carolina State
Dennis Byrd
Virginia
Byrd
Duke
North Carolina
Saulis Zemaitis
Hamilton
Ont
Zemaitis
Clemson
Wake Forest
Jack Dolbin
South Carolina
Warren Muir
Bob Cole
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Ted Hepner
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Crisman Cleaners
Jeep Easter
Miller Auto
Bill Keyton
Buncutter Tire
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Frank Cooper
Truck Service Center
All State
Louis McGolerick
Dr. James Health Club
Winchester Mobile Homes
Bob Wheeler
Bob Fahrnfy
Melmax Restaurant League
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Lady Brunswick League
Lorraine Sealock
Alice Shaver
Village Beauty Salon
Connie Ellis
Katy Williams
White Palace
Liz Butts
Garber’s
Cathy Schecter
Northside Handicap
Crown Cork & Seal
S&h White Castle
Southern States
Stras. Amer. Leg
Ebert
Buick
Zuckerman’s
Ebonites
Montgomery Wards
Ser. Sta. Supply
Emmett Scothern
Strasburg American Legion
Bill Ritenour
Homer Glenn
Montgomery
Harry McKee
Phil Armel
Jack Bailey
Hal Dawson
Herman Malcom
Northside Lanes
Floyd Starnes
S & H White Castle
Ron Haines
Ebert’s Buick
Taylor Finley
Charles Carey
Nancy Maxwell
Coffee Cats
Sheeda Baker
Juanita Patterson
Virginia LeDane
Myrna Snider
Bobby Schneller
Virginia Gray
Nancy Edwards
Risharch
Ouries
Tel
W.E. Hutton & CO
New York Stock Exchange
Jonn Cuseen
Cameron
Ahsan Nahai
Dave Crossan
Washington Redskins
Frank Burkholder
Washington, D.C
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G. Grove Snarr
Jimmy Gordon
Frank L. Burkholder
Michael Ice
David Snarr
Jay Longerbeam
Terry Marshall
Rice Hamman
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Davy Partlow
Bobby Fletcher
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George H. Garber, Jr
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Jock McIntosh
Jeffrey D. Marco
Anthony Todd Beydler
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Starr
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Jimmy Fund
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Gary Pope
Clarke
Kip Hewitt
Mike Pope
Loudoun CO
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Athletic Supporters
Orthopedic Appliance Center, Inc
Boscawen St
Gene Babb
Clarke CO
Mike DuPlantis
Tom Thompson
Ramey Cather
Ted Yearll
Rob Keeler
Randy Champion
Kim Champion
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N.C. State
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Lee Rayburn
John Fulmer
James Tompkins
Tompkins
Tom Harp
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Georgia Tech
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Joe Weakley
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Floyd Foley
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