Glenda Cole Leads Opening Duckpin Week For Monmouth
Glenda Cole of Monmouth bowled a 181 game and 509 single game in the Health Center Lanes opening week, sparking LaMar Sloan Ford to a 2-1 win over Goode & Johnson Insurance. The scene features multiple leagues with notable scores including 1638 team total for Team No. 4 and 1727 in Burnt Factory No. 2.
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Health Center
Glenda Cole
Monmouth
LaMar Sloan Ford
Cole
Goode & Johnson Insurance
National
Allegheny Freight
Pinettes
Hubcaps
Farmers & Merchants National Bank
Holiday Inn-East
Dr. James Health Club
Triangle Texaco
Sleepers
Connie Lineburg
Sue Souders
Maxine Miller
Church Loop
Baptist
Braddock St. Methodist
Grace Lutheran
Church Ladies
Burnt Factory No
Sacred Heart Catholic
Stephenson Methodist
White Hall
Mt. Pleasant
St. John’s
Middletown
Louis McGolerick
Andy Pierce
Helen Buncutter
Claud Bennington
Triplicate
S & H Green Stamps
Burcham & Price Garage
Shenandoah Pride
Smalls Florists
Smith’s Gulf
Snow White Grill
Cooper’s Jewelers
Henkel-Harris Rubbermaid
Exxon
Franklin Auto Service
Perry Engineering
Webbtown
Valley Pike Tire & Battery
Rudy’s Garage
Winchester Beauty & Barber Supply
Team No
TAB
Louise Armstrong
Mary Ann Lamp
Helen Snapp
Vista Eskridge
Betty Funkhouser
Leona Buckner
Tom No
Roadrunners
B & M Market
Vaughn Thompson
Smithsburg
Maryland
Edna Norris
Culpeper
Judy Clark
Joe Zimmerman
Dr. James
Miss Joan’s Studio of Dance Arts
Helen Linaburg
Burnt Factory No. 2
Jack DuVall
Bobby Boden
Don Richter
Harold Catlett
Redskins Favored to Win NFC East and First Division Crown
New York AP predicts Washington Redskins win the NFC East and their first division title since 1945 with Steve Allen leading the Over the Hill Gang. Cowboys unlikely to supplant Washington due to Staubach’s absence and aging defense. Vikings favored to represent the NFC in the Super Bowl with Fran Tarkenton returning to quarterback.
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New York
Dallas Cowboys
Cowboys
Roger Staubach
Dallas
Washington Redskins
Minnesota
San Francisco
Los Angeles
St. Louis Cardinals
Philadelphia Eagles
New York Giants
Minnesota Vikings
Detroit Lions
Green Bay Packers
Chicago Bears
San Francisco 49Ers
Los Angeles Rams
Atlanta Falcons
New Orleans Saints
George Allen
Craig Morton
Staubach
Duane Thomas
San Diego
Calvin Hill
Walt Garrison
St. Louis
Cardinal
Jim Hart
Gary Cuozzo
Jackie Smith
Mel Gray
Donny
BaseballScores From Thursday and Wednesday Games Highlighted
Results table shows Pittsburgh Chicago St Louis Montreal San Diego Houston games with scores 6 4 5 4 4 11 6 5 7 6 5 and 11 innings notes. Victory Cross paid 9.60 5.00 3.60 in sixth race. Trizada 8-2-9 paid 4256.70 over 80 tickets attendance 3212 handle 279482. Insurance note from local agent ends.
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Pittsburgh
Moose
Chicago
Reuschel
St. Louis
Cleveland
Montreal
Torrez
San Diego
Grief
Houston
Roberts
New York
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Atlanta
San Francisco
Los Angeles
All Flags
Waywood
Gray Reason
Fleet As the Wind
Pet. G.B
Air Flags
Detroit
Babyee Gray
Baltimore
St. Trizada
Milwaukee
Terrible Tudor
Waza State
Oakland
Little Brown
Cross Fighter
Minnesota
Trizada
Joey Lubas
Kansas City
California
Exacta
Texas
Eaig Se
John Papa
Boston
Miss Glad
War of Erin
Roman Endeavour
Duke
Cuticle
Rampart
Hastey Oak
Dunning
Camilo Marine
Brett
Paul
Wright
Handley Albemarle at Gar-Field cross country dual
High school cross country meets feature Handley and Albemarle facing Gar-Field at 4 p.m. The event pits two teams against Gar-Field in a local meet.
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Osbourn
James Wood Central
Clarke Co
Stonewall
Albemarle
James Monroe
Woodbridge
Fauquier
Culpeper
Stafford
Spotsylvania
Warren County
Broad Run
Orange
Loudoun Valley
Madison
William Monroe
Page
Luray
Elkton
Montevideo
Strasburg
Martinsburg
North Hagerstown
Handley
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Cellerettes
Earl
Esso
Kraker Jax
Pearl Hepler
Tina Weiner
Taylor
French Room
Diet Rue Cola
Coca Cola
Bonnie Jean Easter
Pearl Ebert
Frye Amusement
Leggett’s
Trip’s Auto Sales
Buncutter Tire
Saum’s Jewelers
Winchester Mobile Homes
Harrington- Smith
Funkhouser Texaco
Miller Auto Sales
Sacree Heart Catholic Church
Burnt Factory Factory No
Mars, Ibersoie
Impala
SCOUT
Lincoln
International
BUICK
Loudoun St
Redskins
Greg Landry
Green Bay
John Brockington
MacArthur Lane
Scott Hunter
John Brodie
Rams
49Ers
Roman Gabriel
Jack Snow
Lance Rentzel
Les Josephson
Larry Smith
Willie Ellison
New Orleans
Giants
Eagles
Bears
Pennys Petunia
Demon Darling
C.C. Smith
Mon Petit Fils
Oval Duc
Depalo
J.C. Martin
Moppy Loppy
Sanders
Small
Kirby Jr
Johnston
Castaneda
Dalgo
Polonius
Williams
Connie‘s Boy
Sam
Pappas
Mullica Hill
Paula Smith
R.J. Martin
Whatasis
Romaine
Y.O. Joe Meise
Prince Hetcon
Gustines
Khalibird
Canizo
Kiki
Corgan
Kirk
Missy Mouse
Kloss
Grove
Elliott
Beech Park
Newman
Whitlater
R.T. Mayworth
Peters
Cutter’s Choice
Sailor Max
Pixie K
Dark Way
Marrone
Noona
Railroaded
Swift Nina
Pokerino
Bonwit
Lane
Avid Lover
Tune
Signorina Fragle
Detisge
Robbin the Judge
Kendra
George K
Pooney
Moore
F.W. Kratz
Coolie Mulie
Fink
Yo&up
State Farm
THE
Associated Press
State Farm Fire and Casualty
Richard
C. Kaylor
Rouss Ave
Insurance
State Farm Fire and Casualty Company
Bloomington
Illinois
Shenandoah Downs
James Wood
Mercury
Montego MX Bross
Mercury Marquis Brougham
Mer
Gham
Debonaire
Winchester
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