Duckpin Roundup Highlights Dill 455 For Crisman Cleaners
Wally Dill rolled 455 in Crisman Cleaners loop action to third highest Duckpin set in 27 year history of the league. His two patches from the National Duckpin Bowling Congress enter him in the 175 Game Club and the 450 Set Club. Teams Crisman Cleaners and others posted strong scores as league play continued. Penn State coach Rip Engle began college football at Western Maryland.
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N. C. State searches for new quarterback after Gabriel
North Carolina State coach Earle Edwards faces rebuilding a decimated Wolfpack roster without Roman Gabriel. Battle for quarterback duties pits Bill Kriger against Jim Rossi, both unproven, as the team prepares for Saturday’s ACC opener against North Carolina.
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Crown Cork & Seal Keeps First Place In Apple Capital League
Crown Cork and Seal won 3-1 at Northside Lanes over Kirk's Service Center Berryville as Harold Catlett led with a 543 set including a 210 second game. Junior Carter added a 202 for Crown Cork. Ray Racer led Kirk with a 498 series.
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Ray Racer
Sunoco
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Ebert Buick
Garland Hammond
Richard Smoot
Allstate Insurance
Ken Easter
Norman Garrison
Swanson
Barber Shop
Winchester Creamery Keglers
John Stickles
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Denny Lillis
One Hour Cleaners
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Mantle Smashes Two Homers for Yankees in Big Win
Mickey Mantle blasted two home runs for the New York Yankees, driving his club to a commanding victory as the Associated Press highlights a standout performance by the legendary slugger.
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Tigers Sweep Washington as AL Leads Grow to Four Games
In five runs the American League leaders defeated Washington 7-1, widening their lead over Minnesota to four games. Jim Bunning pitched for the Tigers, holding Minnesota to five hits through eight innings in a 2-1 victory while leaving 11 baserunners stranded.
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