Ris e Ris e Bob Hand Tops Local Bowlers in Series Race
Rapid Robert Hand dominates local bowling with a 703 series last year and three of the season’s top four, while rival Larry Barr challenges with a 663 until Hand’s 661 in a money match. Mentions Ed Hand and Pete Russell Sr.. notes on union City football coach Don Junker resigning after seven seasons and school plans for next fall. Includes rifle practice at Corry club, bowling feats by Larry Johnson, and college football/basketball notes on Hillsdale, Indiana, and Northwestern.
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Bob Hand
McInnes Steel
Larry Barr
Rapid Robert
Barr
Pete Russell Sr
Pete
Kip Anderson
Don Junker
Union City High
Junker
Gridiron Bears
Bears
Corry
Art Knapp
Larry Johnson
Astry
Larry
Kegler
Titusville
Fred Marsh
Thiel College
Tomcats
Corry High
United
Hillsdale
Indiana University
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Ittana
Clyde Lovelette
Oscar Robertson
George Bork
Northern Illinois College
Northwestern
Tom Myers
Sandy Koufax Seeks 60 000 Pay For 1964 Season
Los Angeles reports Sandy Koufax demands a $60,000 salary for 1964 double his 1963 pay after leading majors with 25 victories and excelling in the World Series. The bid would crown him the Dodgers' highest paid pitcher, surpassing historic marks by Feller and Spahn.
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New York
Los Angeles
Sandy Koufax
New York Yankees
Dodger
Warren Spahn
Milwaukee
Bobby’ Beller
Cleveland, Indians
Feller
Spahn
Spartanburg Sports Club Turkey Shoot Attracts Hunters
The Spartansburg Sports Club will stage a turkey shoot Sunday with a masonite deer target pulled by a cable across 150 feet. Events include trap and duck shooting, with a gobbler prize for the best shot. Roland Putnam, now Sparta merged school official, heads the club and backs the event as hunting practice ahead of deer season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bork
Sho Hye
Roland Putnam
Corry
Sparta Merged School
SSC
Bullets’ Move Fine Reduced by NBA Board
The National Basketball Association Board of Governors cut the Baltimore Bullets’ fine from 25 000 to 5 000 after it ruled the team made arrangements to move out of Chicago without league permission. The reduction still leaves the Bullets facing a costly sanction for their act.
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Avayw York (Or
Baltimore Bullets
Chicago
Board of Governors
National Basketball Asociation
Bullets
Leagie
Spy Over Wrigley Watches Bears Before Big Game
A three story north of Wrigley Field apartment house window shows a camera aimed at the Bears practice with George Halas railing at unseen observers. Lombardi speculation grows as players notice the overhead activity and Halas scolds the photographers for peering into the showers.
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Shivaguap
Wrigley Field
George Halas
Chicago Bears
Green Bay
Vince Lombardi
Halas
Celtics Beat Lakers as Russell Anchors Defense to 119-110 Win
Bill Russell played all 48 minutes, grabbed 31 rebounds and blocked enough shots to fuel a 119-110 Celtics victory over the Lakers at Madison Square Garden. Boston improves to 10-1. Knicks move into third with a 106-102 win over the St. Louis Hawks. Warriors edge Royals 98-92 with Wilt Chamberlain scoring half their points.
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Associated Press
Bill Russell
Boston Celtics
National Basketball Association
Russell
Hina Ae Fas
Celtics
Lakers
Madison Square Garden
Celtic
New York Knicks
St. Louis Hawks
San Francisco Warriors
Wilt Chamberlain
Cincinnati Royals
Cincinnati
Quiet Steeler Star Bob Schmitz Nets Player of Week
Bob Schmitz known as the quiet man of the Pittsburgh Steelers made the key play in a 97 game win by smothering Jimmy Brown in the end zone for a safety that proved decisive. He was named NFL Player of the Week by the Associated Press as linebackers shone across the league.
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Nuwaunn
Bob Schmitz
Pittsburgh Steelers
Steelers
Schmitz
Jimmy Brown
Pittsburgh
National Football League
Associated Press
Sam Huff
Jerry Hillebrand
New York Giant
Philadelphia
Giants
Eagles
Eagle
Lee Roy Caffey
Texas A&m
Glynn Griffing
Roger Leclerc
Chicago Bears
Bears
Los Angeles
Jack Pardee
Rams
Oldest private science institute endures 31 straight football losses
ROY New York AP The nation’s oldest privately endowed institution of science and engineering, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, faces its 31st straight football defeat as Rochester visits. Seven seniors have never tasted a win, attendance averages about 2,800 at home, and alumni push for a tougher recruiting plan while stressing football’s role beyond mere victories. The Hudson Mohawk Alumni Association and athletic staff discussed improvements with athletic director Henry Kumpf, but no official action has been taken.
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Engineers
St. Paul
Ay Tow
Hudson-Mohawk
APL
Igst
Henry Kumpf
Tte
Istart
Tlo
BPI
Coin Toss Decides NFL Division Tie Breakers
NFL public relations director Jim Kengil said coin flips will settle ties for division titles when teams retain a mathematical chance. All teams with a possible division clinch will meet Commissioner Rozelle in New York, typically during the league’s final week.
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Ann Runk
Jim Kengil
NFL
Pete Rozelle
New York
Bowling Scores Roll On in Men A and Other Leagues
Late Douglas Joe Jungfleisch tops Men's A League with 225 226 174 and 600 series. Jungfleisch, Staples, and Jungfleisch amass multiple 200s. numerous bowlers post 200s in various leagues at Bowl Aire and Avalon Center. Billie and women’s league scores noted alongside lane splits and notable single-game marks.
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Douglas
Jungfleisch
Staples
Lou Gerzilla
Chuck Hexs
Bill Lamielle
Bill Hammond
Bob Hand
Dick Morton
Howie McLean
Vanessa
John Oesch
Phil Sample
Russ Cassett
Bob Wotus
Dick Merkle
Harry Pidensty
Rex Ireland
Bill Roberge
Bowl-Aire
Chuck Skinhet
Gus Eder
Chuck Sandburg
Bowl Aire
Chuck Jackman
Bob Brown
Elks Antlers
Guy Davis
Audrey Rouse
Moose
Avalon Center
Tillie Bailey
Luella Yoder
Former Penn athlete held on football pools charge
Albert Krevin, 62, a former University of Pennsylvania football and baseball player, is held on $500 bail charged with selling football pools. Detectives say he sold pools to coworkers at a Center City clothing store after an arrest earlier this week.
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Jiulauelphia
Albert Krevin
University of Pennsylvania
Kreg
Penn
Center City
Four Boys Teed In Scoring Race For College Football
AP reports the national scoring race tightens as Cosmo Tacarazzi of Princeton leads with 72 points after 12 touchdowns. Terry Isaacson of Air Force closes in with 62 after three TDs and a two point conversion. Jay Wilkinson of Oklahoma and Dave Casinelli of Memphis State share third with 60. Billy Lothridge of Georgia Tech slips from second to seventh at 68 after a lone field goal.
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NEW York
Cosmo Tacarazzi
Princeton
Tigers
Harvard
Terry Isaac+ gon
Air Force Academy Quatarback
Fatavurei
Falcons
Jela
Ncaa Ice Bureau
Incagazzi
Tsaacson
Mike
Jay Wilkinson
Oklahoma
Waka Porest
Wilkinson
Dave Casinelli
Memphis State
Ken Walthrop
Army
Jay Dunningham
Bowling Green
Billy Lothridge
Georgia Tech
Ed Dyas
Auburn
Lothridge
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Okla
Mie
Bos Ont
Bill
Federal Deposit Insue Corporation
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Crystal Coal CO
Thaple Ave
Corry Concrete and Gravel Co
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Tuffy's
Kendall
Washington Streets
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Frank
Thomas Motara
HIC
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Reis
Douglas Joe Jungfleisch
Sanny Staples
Women of the Moose
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Friendship
Faith
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Tre Rank's Auto
Crystal Coal
Ey Corry Bakery
McCray & Rathbun
A&b Dist
Corry Savings & Loan
Edward's
McCray
Phoenix Hotel
Mike's Pizzeria
Ike's Billiards
Tay
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Pepsi-Cola
Corry-Bakery
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