Bowling league scores and individual high games at Health Center Lanes
Alice Godlove rolled a 143 game for Sleepers in a Thursday Housewife League win over Winterettes. Marilyn Presgraves 112, Betty Huyett 107, Ann Kelican 102 aided Winterettes. Braithwaite 120 and Rosalie Hook 118 for Drips. Mabel Grim 128 led Carp Bags past Tea Bags, and Sweepers defeated Top Cats led by Jeanne Kaval's 353 series via 121s and 117s. Wayne Jenkins posted a season high 152 as D.E. Club swept Chuckers. Virginia Gentleman rolled 1700+ in a three-set Evening Star League win. Multiple players posted 110s to 140s across teams including Sealtest, Coca Cola, Polly’s Cab, and Buckeye Lanes, with Open Hearts Restaurant No. 1 earning a 1650 series in the Indepent League.
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Alice Godlove
Winterettes
Marilyn Presgraves
Betty Huyett
Ann Kelican
Braithwaite
Rosalie Hook
Jeanne Kaval
Dottie Alt
Harriet Ways
Mattie Sirbaugh
Rosemary Day
Channel Masters
Jetson
Dottie Fulton
Louise Lewis
Polly Willliams
Katherine Truslow
Pistols
Wood Choppers
Geraldine Boone
Wayne Jenkins
D.E. Club
Chuckers
Philip Madigan
Denny Shaw
Jay Grimm
Jamison
Virginia Vance
Marelene Martin
Frances Dodson
Loma McIntyre
Aggie McCall
Evelyn Tucker
Buncutter
Connie Lineburg
Coca Cola
Cooper’s Jewelers
Virginia McClure
Nancy Levi
Jane Cunningham
Mary Louise Miller
Cooper’s
Diet Rite Cola
Polly
Olga Brown
Peggy Easter
Eleanor Bruckner
Maxine Patton
Helen Richards
Dot Lofton
Mecca Restaurant
Parker Greenwall
Jerry Votel
Rat Finks
W. H. Emmatt
Ralph Bowman
Outlaws
Strifers
Bob Baker
Mountain Dew
Bankers
Gene Martin
F &M Boys
Bowling Standouts Across Multiple Leagues and Teams
The report details high scores and team results from several leagues. Standout performances include Harold Buckner and Crisman Rug Co. leading scorers, with notable series by Mickey McDonald, Eugene Easter, Sandy Brill, and Donna Stewart. Team outcomes show Funkhouser Oil, Quick Amusement Co., Miller's Drug Store, and City Cab securing wins across matches.
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Sanitary Dairy
Brent Bowl
Larry Clark
Paul Bromley
Wisecarver
Chug White
Ray Malone
Funkhouser Oil
Quick Amusement Co
Funkhouser
Quick
Mickey McDonald
Eugene Easter
John Spaid
Roy Bly
Jimmy Shanholtz
Donna Stewart
Miller
Sarah Wingfield
Lindsay Flowers
Terry Toulon
Mimi Austin
Sandy Brill
Maxine Tomblin
Serena Reid
Debbie Topper
Kathy Miller
Eileen Kern
Pattie Strosnider
Crisman Rug Co
Miller’s
Deanna
Giants' Haller homers twice in 8 4 win over St Louis
Tom Haller hit two homers and drove in five as the Giants defeated St Louis 8 4 to stay tied for the NL lead. Larry Jackson limited Philadelphia to four hits in a 1 0 Cubs victory. Coach Joe Pigtatano of the Senators posted a .234 average in 307 major league games.
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Associated Press
Tom Haller
Giants
St. Louis
San Francisco
Larry Jackson
Cubs
Philadelphia
Joe Pigtatano
Washington Senators
Haller
Astros
Braves
Tracy Stallard
Joe Morgan
San Franciscoj
Dan Osinski
Jim
Warren Spahn
Frank Linzy
Major League Standings and Tonight's Baseball Schedule
National League standings list San Francisco tied with Los Angeles at 92 wins. Cincinnati 88, Pittsburgh 86, Milwaukee 83, Philadelphia 61, St. Louis 75, Chicago 71, Houston 64. Tonight San Francisco hosts St. Louis, Cincinnati visits Los Angeles, Milwaukee goes to Houston, Pittsburgh meets New York, Chicago plays Philadelphia. Yesterday Pittsburgh beat New York 6 4. St Louis won at San Francisco 8 4. Cincinnati lost at Los Angeles 6 1. Chicago edged Philadelphia 1 0.
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Los Angeles
Cincinnatis
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
Phila
Phia
St. Louis
Chicago
Houston
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Pet
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Detroit
Cleveland
New York
California
Dodgers beat Reds 6 1 to extend lead race
Los Angeles Dodgers rout Cincinnati 6 1 for their 10th straight win to stay tied with the Giants atop the NL standings. Willie Davis drives in three on two homers while Johnny Podres earns the win as LA hammers Reds with five runs in five innings and Perranoski finishes.
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Willie Davis
Johnny Podres
Los Angeles Dodgers
Podres
Southe Paw
Dodgers
Reds
Ron Perranoski
Cincinnati
Smallwood Leads Northside Qualifying Roll-Offs In Bowling
In the Northside Lanes first qualifying round Marie Smallwood tops the men with a 951 five game series at 190 average. Loring Burkhart second at 944 and 189 with a 247 game. Earl Sealock third at 924 and 185. Women’s leading Betty Elder posts 931 and 186. Final five games at 2 p.m. Oct 2.
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Northside Lanes
Marie Smallwood
Loring Burkhart
Earl Sealock
Burkhart
Harrisonburg
Betty Elder
Untouchable Sets World Class 200 MPH Drag Race Record
Mason Dixon’s jet dragster The Untouchable crushed the strip record twice with 7.42 ET at 206.42 mph and then a 7.166 ET at 230.16 mph on the East coast after traveling from California. Gunther Bros and Bud Hahn posted strong runs in A/FC and a Bud Hahn loss. Burnie Miller topped Competition Eliminator with 11.57 ET and 120.64 mph. Brad Zanders led Middle Eliminator with 11.93 ET and 115.38 mph.
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Mason Dixon
California
Gunther Bros
Bud Hahn
Taneytown
Burnie
Chiefs Chargers battle to 10 10 tie in AFL
Kansas City defense stymies San Diego star Lance Alworth as the Chiefs and Chargers end in a 10 10 AFL tie. Len Dawson's 44 yard run and Tom Brooker 28 yard field goal with 49 seconds left secure the Chiefs a draw.
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Chiefs
Chargers
Lance Alworth
Williamson
Kansas City
Alworth
San Diego
Oakland
Houston
Tom Florés
Remaing
Buffalo
New York
Jets
Joe Namath
Len Dawson
Tom Brooker
Hull Demands Trade After Camp Family Ban
Bobby Hull refuses to return to the Chicago Hawks camp after bringing his sons to the workout and being barred from the dressing room. Hull says if he is not wanted, he should be traded, while GM Tommy Ivan defends uniform rules for all players.
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Bobby Hull
Chicago Black Hawks
Hull
National Hockey League
Blake
Bobby
Hawk
Billy Reay
Hawks
Reay
Chicago
Tommy Ivan
The
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Mabel Grim
Evelyn Frye
Mary Omps
David McGee
Woody Armel
Friendship Market
McCrory’s
Bobby White
Biddy Smoot
Amy Alger
Virginia Dorsey
Charles Town
Gemini
Peggy Myers
Naomi Houston
Mrs. Myers
Ruby Wingfield
Mae Taylor
Sealtest
Sanitary
Margaret Douglas
Duckpins
Louise Armstrong
Buckleye Lages
Farmers & Merchants National Bank
Pat Whitacre
Pat Clevenger
Hearsth Restaurant
Evan Creswell
Joe Zimmerman
Philip McKee
Charles Minghini
Harold Buckner
Gray & Eddy
Buzzella
Bonnie Easter Bowl
Kim Kaval
Linda Larrick
Louise Baker
Karla McCall
Terry Hepner
Janet Fisher
Rosemarie Franklin
Iva Lee
Mrs. Lee
Martha Kelchner
Ronnie Bageant
Marie Longerbeam
Kenneth Pitta
As- Tigers
June Tusing
Sandra Arion
Lawrence Grim
Buck Cooper
Pat Cooper
Rebels
Gertrude Renner
Johnny Dodson
Frances Doson
City Cab
Nancy Tinsman
Deanna Lloyd
E. B. Luttrell
Betty Corbin
PeeCees
Beverly Hartman
Barbara Vance
Joan Hook
Estella Long
John Kendall
Sonny Crisman
Buck McCarty
Garnett McCarty
Peggy Crisman
Oliver Jackson
James Wood
George Mason
Baltimore
Minnesota
Boston
Washington
Jim Hackleman
Davis
Cage Cubs
Fourehit
Billy Williams
Curt Blefary
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Jackson
Phillies
Jim Bunning
Don Landrum
Bunning
Wynn
Morgan
Osinski
Joe Torre
Frank Bolling
Orioles
Athletics
Boog PoWsell
Brooks Robinson
Blefeary
Jerry Adair
Bert Campaneris
Northside
Smallwood
Hal Daweson
Curtis Braithwaite
Jerry Goodman
Connie Baker
Elva White
Betty McKee
Berryville Ave
Robert Palmer
Edward Marshall
Joe Sahm
Beveryville Ave
Rolling Rocks
Frank Riley
Pistons
Riley
Jim Vaughn
Ravens
Jim Alt
Bandits
Bob Sheely
M. Texaco
Rodney Forsythe
Kool Kats
Dick Petonke
James Robertson
By Mike Rathet
Fred Williamson
Boston Red Sox
Pete Runnels
Hagerstown
Maryland
Chrysler
Cornett
DART
N.Y
Polaris
Imperial
Braddock
Winchester
Cornett, Conn
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