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ALL STAR GAME—PHILADELPHIA, TUESDAY, JULY 8, “1982.
“Five Top Ranking Events Are Scheduled for Week-End Bowlers
By JACK WELSH IF YOU HAPPEN to live next door to five particular bowling alleys in Indianapolis and your house isn’t sound proof, you had better plug those| ears with cotton, friend! The wood is really going to fly’ Saturday and Sunday at such | sites as Deze- : lan's, West Side, Fase =""3 Sacred Heart, § Pennsylvania and Pritchett’s i where the Capital City keglers labor under the “spell of tournament fever.” ‘There are five ® gp 7 key events in the Jack Welsh | offering in -addition to the regular scheduled
league action. For the women, the most!
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| this writing but there is no dead-
line. Joe Merida of Fountain
Square is. defending titlist with a 935 handicap score.
Another colorful event takes off its wrapping tomorrow at Dezelan’s where the 12th annual | men’s doubles Classic begins. This |attraction will run four straight | week-ends with ‘the finale on Mar. 3. Louie Dezelan has ‘a lucrative {pot with $500 going to the handi{cap winner and $400 to the actual
|champ. The pot totals $4299 and| {there will be at Toast 900 entries Vs
in the field.
There is no deadline: for entering and all bowlers may bowl
prominent, of course, is the 33d! more than once providing they annual city tournment. In the change partners-each time. Last
team events at Pennsylvania,
year Fred Frosch and Bill
there will be 24 teams rolling] Bernhardt teamed up to win Saturday and 35- equally Foo both the actual and handicap
aggregations Sunday. They 1 be trying to do what last week’s inaugural competition failed to! achieve—knock Hickman’s Whirl-| aways off the throne as defending champions. In the doubles and singles at! Pritchett’s, there will be 36 individual keglers rolling Satur-| day end 34 Sunday. Those figures will double for the two- -man | event.
'
» ” ~ ' THE TWO WEEK-END singles Classic at Wost Side will end on Sunday night and will be the field's last chance to dump Dick] Weber out of the driver's seat.
titles, marking the first time such a twin sweep occurred since the tourney’s inception. _ This event has lured some of the best performers from all sec{tions of Indiana.
Benny Miller Rolls 715
IN THE printing trade, a skilled journeyman: forges names into itype but seldom does his own find its way into print, Benny Miller
changed all that last night at/y 'Delaware Bowl when he rolled a 715 series to lead all city bowlers.|” Miller, performing for NBA |*
Bindery, hung out a string of - 242-239-234 in the Printeraft
Weber, who hung up the season’s| League and it marked the sec-
top series on Wednesday with a 747, flashed the colors of Me-
ond straight night a 700 or bet~ | ter series was high in league |
chanics Laundry last Sunday x; competition.
getting a 1703 score. Dick leads a| field of 190 ‘entries. Although the eighth anaual singles Classic fades away, two ‘more events arrive on the scene. In the confines eof Sacred Heart's compact establishment, _the fourth annual scotch handicap sweepstakes opens Saturday and will run three consecutive week-ends before closing shop on Feb. 23.
Robert Eckstein, who is again| Mabelle Rader of Schuster! }* handling the tourney, has guaran oal was runner-up with a 594 R teed a $100 to the winner and $75 for second place. There are ap-| proximately 150 entries down a EE ———————————
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Herb Schakel of Service Spring] |did the heavy blasting in the [Coca Cola League as he came [thrqugh with a 660 series. Schakel ‘had a threesome of 234-236-190.
Marie Christian of Milano Inn Lo
was Indianapolis’ top feminine lcompetitor with a 604 at West |Side. Marie, a-veteran member lof the Bowes Seal Fast League, ‘started slow with 169 but soared
{to 224 and finished with a 211.
rsin |series and June Swiggett of Koch ois
{News rolled a 578.
After this top echelon, the
scores in the 600 bracket could be termed only fair-to-middlin.’ Frank Davis of Super Tool was strong for a 631 in the Ideal |Furniture League at Fox-Hunt land Bob Plummer of Halcomb
{Super Market rolled a 615. Neil |Young of Gulling Auto had a 611 (while Fred Shilling, nude posted a 629, Other scores included Vic Hardesty of Sacred
{Heart, 609; Al Hoereth of Bubble (Up, 603, and Bill Dugdale of
| Stark-Wetzel, 604.
Jim_Calvin’s 619 was top in the E. CO. Atkins League at Fox-Hunt but Jim Nielsen and George Schmalz rolled a 618 | and 616, respectively.
Woody Smith led the Delaware,
[Major League with a 631 series
lwhile bowling for Wall & Sons.!
|William Patrick had a 623 inthe {Holy Trinity League at Delaware
land Les Brittenbach Jr., fired a
1606. | In the Farm Bureau League, Dick Meyer was high with a 639
{at Thdiana and Ed House posted 2
1617 in the El Lilly League at the
[series. Five other "600 series in the
League at the West Side as he finished with a 645. Cecil Trowbridge had a 624 and Curt Heady rolled a 609. The remainder of the leaders
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National League Will Play Record 220 Night Games
son even gets under way at night in 8t. Louis when the Cardinals open April 15 against Pittsburgh. The other openers find Brooklyn at Boston, Chicago at Cincinnati, and Philadelphia at New York.
In the secondary openers on April 18, New York will be in Brooklyn, St. Louis at Chicago, Boston at] Philadelphia, and Cincinnati at
By United Press
CINCINNATI, O., Feb. 8— It will be more appropriate to
call the St. Louis Cardinals the night owls this season,
but . actually the whole National League will he involved in more
after-dark games than ever be-
fore, the official 1952 schedule re-
vealed today.
There will be a record number of 220 night games and the Cardinals have scheduled exactly one-fourth of them — 55 — for Sportsmans Park. The over-all total is 11 more than the 209
which were scheduled for last season. The biggest increase for| any one club was made by the Phillies, who added seven more
nighters for a total of 43. =» - . DESPITE THE fact only seven National League clubs play night
eos Dall at home, and despite new rules in the American League!
which permit almost unlimited night play, the National still will
play the most games under lights. With 216 night contests listed for the eight American League teams, the grand total oo for the majors this season is/ 436 or better than one out of every threa that will be played
in the 1232 two-league grind.
Both leagues thus will be operating during. the week on more 538 of a night than day-time schedule. g3/ In the National, there are only 167 week-day afternoon games
listed—and 48 of them are in
Chicago, which has no lights. In
the American, 157 week-day
games are on the schedule for a ,/8rand total of 324 in. the majors.
That's just a little better than
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St. Bonaventure Quits College Grid Ranks
OLEAN; N. YY, Feb. 8 (UP)— Bonaventure quit - intercollegiate footbal today. Father Juvenal Lalor, in a prepared statement, said the school made the move and decisions up to a very recent
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Sugar Bowl Champs Set '52 Grid Schedule
COLLEGE PARK, Md, Feb. 8
(UP)—The University of Maryland today announced a nine-
game football schedule for 1952. The schedule, usually made up two years in advance, was rear-
ranged after the Southern Conference suspended Maryland for a
year for participating in a post-
season game. Maryland defeated
Tennessea Jan. 1, in the Sugar Bowl at New Orleans. : The 1952 schedule: Sept. 20—Missouri at Columbia; Rept. 27-—Auburn at Birmingham;
date to retain our intercollegiate O football program.”
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