The Amarillo Globe-Times from Amarillo, Texas • Page 11

i 9 Amarillo Globe-Times Monday, May 1967 Palo Duro Lanes Lead In All-Star Selby-Hamilton Win Doubles The Duro Lanes hold Star League with 459.100 after iht Friday night firing at the Amariiio Co-C3's Ss.nncrs I. Hi Tnuncer Birds 1, Alley' SW5CW-- I'oiiy's Lettering Service 10.154, liH Music 30.037. Palo Duro Lanes 14,027. A. A.

Force Base 13.096 Grand Bowl 1 2 0 3 9 Gaiiarcnau Bros. 1 2 1 7 6 Amarillo Bowl 13.014, Bank of ih- Southwest 10.143, Wayne's John Miller rolled the top scries of 635 H. L. McMinn the top of 23S. MASTERS MEET Allen Hawley of Amarillo didn't qualify for the finals of the Masters Tournament held in connection with American Bowlin; Congress at -Miami.

Fla. On- iv staie champions were eligible. Ilawley rolled 1SS-171-19S-222 for 779 Friday. He had 758 Saturdax for 1,537. Sl'KING FESTIVAL Borger bowlers are leading in three divisions after weekends of the first annual Amarillo Bowl Spring Festival Mixed Team Tournament.

Borger Fruit Basket No. 2 is the team leader with 2,424. ram are Joncll Norma and Maurice Pettit. The Whirlwinds, also Borger hold second with 2,398. Pacing Class A a i doubles are Stell and Jim Witt with 1,266.

The Class leaders are Fern Hitter-Ralph Linseott with 1.267. The event winds up next Saturday Sunday. Amorilio Photo 74'-: S3'-i. Teo.ii nvclllS results: Arnhol: Co. 3, oistcun- h.

Potkoqe Amaril'o Pho'o 1. Jjilsim 1 Estate 3: Jo 5r-. Ccoter Howell 212. WESTERN BOWL TRIPLE SCRATCH First: Furniture Fesnions 6t; Second: Trailer i9. Teo.m remits: 5.

Custcm Builders No. 2 0. KL-idoso Downs No. 5 1, Fu'nitcre FostiLOns Doc Savage 5'Jpo'Y I. comes); Don BicVe 2SS.

GRAND BOWL 3-i-? DOUBLES en SlmDiCn Eoicn Fenoerg-Jerry //jr.se! Odd Bails Second: Splitters 3." Odd Balis 3, Pin Guards Solitters 3. Jesters Amcritlo Packing Co. 3. Lost fith 685 and the high game with 255. I The Class winners: Doubles.

Ernie Thrasher-Art Stewart OS2- Sinples Jim Laird 576: Jlontv Hamilton and Bud -events- Ned Brooks, Strat- Sclhv rolled 1.212 to win the lor 1 A the KX1P The Lcftouts won the team Men's Classic BowUii" Totirr.s- championship with 3 0 4 0 mem wound up a three-weekend Members -of the team are run at the Eastridgc Bowling George Parrie, Bob Paiacc Uol! Blake Cccl1 Wllson and Wcv are pacing the Class A Anderson. doubles in the state tournament'. Next were Coxes Rebels 2.990 Their 1.293 held up and Goof Balls 2,982. competition. Greg Scheurich and on also won the all- Miller won the Class A mixed; with 1814 in rastime doubles with 1,253.

W. event! Don White, Carson, Pam- Perryton paced the sir.sles wilh pa. followed with 1.246. 6S5. White had the hish scratch a I 4 4 1" Shooters Retain Title jico Military Institute which Qnly 1 New Leader YORK'(OPI)-Galway, Aniarillo's Doug Wall was se-j Men's Tourney which won the Gaelic football cond in the individual race scor-, Hi dichampionship of Erie Sunday ing 372 of a possible 400, six was a 12-10 victory over Dublin.

LUBBOCK The YJICA Junior Rifle Team sue-; Kim Henderson and Russell' tournamen here in the: 2 i for the world championship, 'cessfully defended its also of Amarillo, nan iM ce cn th. weekend. ijt was announced today by Sean ionship Sundav in the National tie for sixth place. Trailing the two Junior Sectional rifle matches were ilidland Jun here. i it vas anno unce lace.

chrag took over first place in president of the New a re a Class all-events when he: Gadic Athlet ic Associa- nior becuonai rme mattnes were illdland Jual0 Rifle Ciub led 1713 replacing re. (1,429) and the Childress Jumor i i codemo Antonio rrr The Amarillo team hit 1,471 of iRifle Club ''three pins. I'M," ossible 1.600 in the team! Schra also rolled a 570 se- SaUnKb a possible 1.600 in the team! veiit to outdistance New Mex-iPENN INFLUENCE with Berry Cox to win the Mixed.players from the 3961 Doubles with l.SlB.jfootball team and also contrib- in each class, Pauline and Bob Thompson; utcd another 13 to the 1961 Navy minor vvere second with 1,238. team for a total of 37 in aciion.iand singles. re Schrag also rolled a 570 se-j ies and went into eighth place, S.TS change ges the doubles; Second: Baokkeeolna 1 resji's: Grona 1.

Troilr- Andy United Aioms Fioorsondini, 1 gV(1 lVsL A T- Ti DauW Trouble 3" i High DTM Dims o. BIN FRIDAY NIGHT SCRAMBLES First R.mccj. Rodnev-Jerrv Penrinq'on WodlEon-Marvln'Wk No Too JocMe Srrart 1,557. Mary (Fine!) Kcolers 27: Second Plcvoovs 77 resaiis- Pin Soinners 1. Crockshots Wins 4, 1 plus 2's 0: 1: Radons Psooar 3, Sen Jocini e' Reinert 575, 203, -47- 160.

Service Ron- 1 BANTAM BEAU5 (Final) First: al Dr Psooar 3, Sen Jocinio Service Ron- BANTAM BEAU5 na nie' Reinert 575, 203, PencDtns 65 12; Second: Fireballs FIRST TIMERS First: Motor Mouths 27. Teem results: Astros Tica 5 Second: Four Sauares Stbg Lions 0, Oddballs Rdtlers 2. Fireballs. Ravs 7 5 Team results: Wounts'l; Cobros j. Red Rivers Wer.

Grayscn Four Dead Ringsrs 0, Carl Nasfi 175. Slina Revs 3, White BANTWA BELLES (Fmol) i 1 11 Ally Kusseli Air Baldwins Snao On Bawlins Bandits 3. Karen Ed 1 STP Marines No. 7 4, Jotin d'ch i. Printina 3, Tip Top Elec-i DUDES 'N' JANES Firsi: OorK tronlc'l; ft rmons 3, Homes It'SiBns S3, J5; Second: Dr.

Pepoer El. -i7. Petroleum Coffee Shoo 4. Stwopel'. Team results: Lova! pesi Control 1, Clerk Venders Olsen Park Shell 3, 3- Hill's Borbsr Shop 0.

Left-Overs 1- Eri Thames 532: Jerry XVon- Sulfon Foods 3, plains Salts d-rschi-d' Gayte Caller 555; panhandle Mobile Homes 4. Anderson 5-ra 211. 'Mattress Dr. pepper 3, AinartNo piKTEX MIXED First: Co-ops 60.stockyards 1. Freddie Brvant 5iO; Bihy.

n- Second- Hi Rollers 79 41. Team ooi 204; Worv Ahler 555, 210. i TIME WATCHERS First: Horrrn3lon iEnco 77, 55; Second: KZIP results: HIM Spto. Gds 2, Polo 'Star Harrington Enco 3. KZIP 1 Radio 3- Bailey's Fina Serv.

2, pleasant 1 I Volley Lbr. Co. 2. Oorene Sims 567. 224.

ITlpl'S I FRIDAY FROLICS First: Palo Duro JLlvl 5 Ol TT 5 fj. j. paio Duro Lanes 72'-, Upli Teem Palo Duro Q's 2, M.D. -r "Doug" Stark Point Conf. MIKe Murphy Bowlers of tfle week are -Lenjp cin Contr 3, iH sparling Goods Attyd ana RussellL '1SSc Attvd had games of 216-226-23 style Shop 3, Palo Duro Lanes Custom for 679 In the Major the Grand Bowl.

He had 671 and! HITS AND MRS. MIXED (Finoii -602 in other leagues. I A 0 rB 4 1 u'ty i suoo'iy aoi'i Posted 626 With 212-223-191 ID thejTeoro Alcmo Trailer Sales 3, TTFTT c- at Borbr-Benuiv Supply Jim Brax.on HH Sporting 7B Advertising Best vypsti 5. in another league. Other leading series.

Men Larry Basmgnt EASTRIDEE BOWLING PALACE Bowl. She had SSDli'lr'Terrn'inal StoVdard Drllllns iRfle's Hondo Sales Worehecd iDtstribytors 2, Frank's Kuyken- dail 5, Bumpus lexaco Service Lumber S. Supply 7, Teamsters Vi: Cart; incu 0 TruCKS fii Boby Hcrnmond Darrell Sharp 647, 622, Wes Plumbing Alton FOX L. Speyer 646, Harley Sweet 644, Greg Schurich 643, Hernandez 643, Mike Green 641 second- Fred Reese 639, 606, AlontylLeovelf CD. TTlii, iS-k.

Teom TI Vn F-T-iT MT Allpn'Clanton Bros. Furniture 4, pannanale. Hamilton 606, ta A "TM; Laundry Plain- Transfer 1 Staraoe 4,. Hawlev 631, C. L.

Ratlin Us sell's Automotive Serv. Medima Charle's Pace 641, 629, 3 1 i 5 jot Frieze 629 Jim WeStfall uas ie 'Masonry 3, Buthkers Flowers 1. Bob Drake 623, Chuck Monett; 623, RUSS Grant 622, Sam WJlSOn.51, Second: Polly's Lettering mi, Ken Van Dueson 618. 1 p' 0 George Grasmick 618, Carllserv. stout Fordj, Ace Auio SUP- ilcLaughlin 617, Al Nuzam itnr0 f'i i iir5if Hornets 1 WilUp Bennett 611, i 34; Second: Gutter Dusters 71, -12.

Teom ijue i results- Hornets 4, panthers Bobcats 2. Arterburn 6x1, Merle Becker HuITiC(inB ousters 3, Liiords i. 609, L. N. Dunn 607, Don DaWSOn Jackie Alills ISO; Snerry Kills 360.

607' Jim MacNaughton 603 ROLLERS First: I I Vir 602 Radio a. Andy's Custom 73V3. Team. Women Sne Radney Si 5S5 563 533, Gin Nichols 600, JO.B. McKee Co.

3. H.E. Gro. Mart Super Hawlev 598. 533, Helen Byrd 595, 557, Twanda Patterson 580, Pessy pjnraaa iss.

Marion Spencer 578, Joyce Head WEc 576, Jo Ann Brown 573, lona Givens 571, Oma Fay 570 Fave Dell GOI oamso Georgina Hollenbaugh 566, Drumm 564, Jo Mitchell 563, aa Gail Garrison 561, Vie Doyal 560,. Beth Scott 560, 3 i 1 1 Berghoft Beer McMicken 560, 554, 529, Joyce 3 White 560. Helen Jackson 559, Serv. i Bin Burt ssi: Doris Williams 558, Pat Casey "tb BOWL firic 557, Dee Woolen 557, Betty Mask 555' 549, Mary Helms 554, 3 'Lemey Kwi Morgan 554, 529, Mary Parker 55" Msrii'-'H Richie ool, rat rcle Gr s. Good Hcusektepm? Dodsor.

55l'. Ealon Fenberg 0as KC04F 5 Hoyet 537. Post 550. 533, Ins. Auto Soies i.

Frankie Loter 550, Doris Figcr jji 543. Stcl! Pattillo 548, Dot Ray S47 Bonnie Hamilton 546, Lottie ijuiji.iv i JCT-I-S'--. Wdmble 546. Bettv Phfffer .743, Team results: Wery Appiimce Fran Moore 543. Joan Hurd 542, Ian Gregory 541, a i cio'r'i 3- Pioms 2.

vviiimms Houdasheli 540. Mary McClain Acrr.e 538, Marina Owen 538, Mary Eeiidix 538, Nancy Brown 538, Biilie Jensen 538. Eillie Freeman.Lucv.y'Londono 543, 213; Jooa Hurd 530 Pauline Thompson 535, 535, a3 5'6 Sharon Parker 534, Evelyn Kinsley Wanda Berg: OJ WASHINGTON (UPI) In- Bcrnice Webb 534, Pu fl he a 533, Pat CooK j(j wMe we have ytwr New wide tread tire For your car .2.3, Roe( nc i Battery Buy Now on Pay Months to Pay WIDE BOOTS HAVE ALMOST ONE-THIRD WIDER TREAD THAN ORDINARY TIRES Thsy put more rubber on the road for faster starts, better cornering, quicker stops. WIDE BOOTS ARE STRONGER a a they're i much like racing tires. The cord (brawny, triple- tempered 3-T Nylon cord) is set at a different angle a low angle for less heat build up and longer WIDE BOOTS ARE BEST ON TODAY'S HIGH PERFORMANCE CARS They deliver the stability, the strength, the riding qualities that are needed for today's breed of powerful cars.

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