Delco-Remy Bowling Classic Opens At Cooper's Bowl
The 1962 Delco-Remy Bowling Classic begins tonight at Cooper's Bowl in Delco with 155 doubles teams 566 singles and 523 all events through three weekends December 8 9 15 16 29 30. Event highlights include listed doubles and singles matchups and a large factory field from Delco plants across departments.
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Cooper's
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Kenneth Kline
D. Elsworth
R. Eaton
J. Howerton
D. Savage
C. Moore
W. Rumier
D. West
J. Garland
M. Brown
C. Rudolph
A. Dollar
G. Flick
H. Swindell
T. Wilson
R. Scott
B. Gunion
H Scherer
B. DeVol
D. Byrne
B Hodgson
G. Tilley
E. Bannon
J. Agnes
C. Drinkut
C. Carnes
G. Babb
O. Grandstaff
R. Hann
R. Gullette
G. Shields
K. Landes
B. Jackson
P. Deeds
R. Pettigrew
J. Greene
A. Denton
R. Denton
Walnut Grove Outshoots Westfield 74-71 in Noblesville
Walnut Grove beat winless Westfield 74 to 71 at the Noblesville Armory. Dave Mosbaugh poured in 33 points to lead Walnut Grove as Westfield narrowed a 10-point deficit in the fourth quarter but could not complete the rally.
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Walnut Grove
Westfield
Noblesville Armory
Dave Mosbaugh
Westfield FG FT
Cummings
RAE
Icksnne
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Occa Cemcewns
Walnut
Suskind
Breitweiser
Bowling, 30c at Rains new AMF balls
Brief ad notes bowling equipment at Rains price 30 cents per item and new AMF balls priced at 16.95 each.
J. Taylor Spink Dies In St. Louis
J G Taylor Spink publisher of The Sporting News died in Clayton Missouri at 73 after over a year of illness. He built a sports publishing empire since 1914 and supported minor leagues foreign baseball and sandlots while battling rivals and scandals. His son C C Johnson Spink succeeds as president with the father as chairman.
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J. G. Taylor Spink
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Sporting News
Clayton
Spink
Sporting Goods Dealer
Kenesaw M. Landis
Stern
Federal League
Black Sox
Ban Johnson
American League
C. C. Johnson Spink
Ravens Open Loop Play Against Hanover Tonight
Anderson College opens Hoosier Conference play at home against Hanover Panthers in an 8 o clock game. Coach Don Meek rotates guards and forwards as he rebuilds after last season 9 13 record with McDowell Kemper and Trinkle drawing focus. Hanover led by Kemper and Sibbitt seeks faster backcourt play and hopes to repeat last year close results. A 6 PM junior varsity scrimmage precedes the main matchup with 2 600 seat gym available.
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John McDowell
Bill Boatman
Meek
Raven
Bob Macholtz
A. C. Eldridge
Barrett Bates
John Teague
Terry Morgan
Nolan Reed
Ken Strawn
McDowell
Hanover
Trinkle
Charles Baurley
HCC
Gary Kemper
Alva Sibbitt
Mike Green
Anderson
Kemper
Marian
Indianapolis
Panther
Macholtz
Eldridge
Dick Leach
Terry Stevens
Defiance
Ohio
Raven Jayvees
South Bend
Jimmy Warren
Anderson College
O. C. Lewis
Yogi Berra Seeks Missing Pup In Montclair
Yogi Berra his wife and three sons search for their 10 month old cocker spaniel Taffy missing since Tuesday. Mrs Berra asks anyone who finds Taffy to call Montclair police. Virginia Military Academy leads Southern Conference football with 88 wins in 29 seasons.
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N.J
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Bobo Newsom Dies at 55 in Orlando
Baseball veteran Bobo Newsom, born Louis Norman Newsom, died in an Orlando hospital at age 55. A right handed pitcher known for his length of career with 18 clubs, he posted 211 wins and 222 losses over 25 seasons, with his best year in 1940 helping the Detroit Tigers reach the American League pennant.
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Louis Norman Newsom
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Yankees
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Hartsville
D.C
Stovall and Miller Weigh Pro Offers in New York
LSU standout Stovall and teammate Miller, both drafted by NFL and AFL clubs, say they will listen to all offers before deciding where to sign. Stovall aims to use pro play to fund dental school interest, while Oklahoma routed Kansas State 47 0 with 55 players used.
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Louisiana State
Stovall
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New York Titans
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Balltimore Colts
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Sooners
Alabama Star Lee Roy Jordan Named AP Lineman of the Week
Alabama’s Lee Roy Jordan is named Associated Press lineman of the week for the second time this season. The Excel, Alabama native is 6 foot 208 pounds and plans to play pro football before eventually owning a cattle farm. He beat out Navy's Vern Von Sydow and Larry Graham for the honor after Navy’s 34 14 win over Army.
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Alabama
Associated Press
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Dallas
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Excel
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Larry Graham
Tresh Named AL Rookie of the Year for 1962
Tom Tresh of the New York Yankees wins the American League Rookie of the Year award in balloting by Baseball Writers Association of America. He played 111 games at shortstop and 43 in the outfield, hit .286 with 20 homers, 26 doubles, 5 triples and 93 RBIs while helping New York to a world championship season.
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Arkansas Grid Coach Favors His Helpers
Dallas AP report: Frank Broyles, Arkansas coach, declined a pay raise to fund raises for his assistant coaches. He said he wanted them to have a nice raise. Arkansas won nine games and will face Mississippi in the Sugar Bowl.
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Mississippi
Rinker's Toys and Variety Open Daily
Rinker's Toys and Variety announces daily hours until 8:30 pm with Sunday hours from noon to 5 pm. Local shoppers can find a wide range of toys and novelties during posted times.
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