Bowling Results and High Scores Across Leagues
Hi Flys defeated McDonald and Miller Floor Service 0 to 0 while Outlaws topped Shirleys Appliance 4 0. Hi Series led by Bryant 610 J Gort 563 and Stover 569 F Stevenson 468. High game top performances Bryant 222 Stevenson 204 Stover 230. Team High 3 Lowhber's 2876. Team High Single Fuller Stores 1026. Individual highs Moyrl Bowling 528 Cheryl Troup 514 Betty Eaton 514 Mary Smith 511 Arlene Stevenson 505 Era Bagwell 500. Individual High Single Jimmy Wells 213 Era Bagwell 200 Cheryl Troup 194.
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Gateway Cleaner Classic Standings and Results
Perrylanes list the standings with teams Screaming Eagles and Flying Tigers among the top, and weekly results showing Gutter Rats 4 Athens 0 and G & J's 3 Four Freshmen 1. Individual high series and game scores include J. Babis 615 and 234, L. Wilhite 595 and 225, with other top scorers.
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Dream Team Favored In Canada Cup and International Trophy
The United States relies on Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus as favorites for the Canada Cup and International Trophy golf matches at Golf de Saint-Nom-la-Breteche near Paris. The team prize favors the U S in five of ten tournaments since 1953 while the individual title pursues a two man duel between Palmer and Nicklaus. Palmer leads money list with 127555 this year, Nicklaus close behind with over 80000.
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Paris
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Mathews Mays Snider Hit Landmark 400 Career Home Runs
Eddie Mathews Willie Mays and Duke Snider joined the 400 home run club in 1963. Hank Aaron and Roy Sievers also reached 300 career homers. Mathews added 23 with Milwaukee to reach 422, Mays 38 to 406, Snider 14 to 403, Aaron 44 to 342, Sievers 19 to 310.
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Harvard and Columbia Battle To A 3 3 Tie In Ivy League
Harvard and Columbia played to a 3-3 tie as Harvard star John Hart and Columbia's Ed Malmostrom matched field goals. A late Crimson touchdown collapse due to a fumble by Bill Grana saw Columbia recover in the end zone for a touchback, preserving the draw. President Kennedy attended the game as a notable observer.
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Pelicans, hunting season and conservation notes
SOH OUTDOORS covers white pelicans and their inland nesting, their protection, and recent wildlife notes. It notes Judge James Crow's reappointment to Alabama's Conservation Advisory Board, a heart attack recovery, and ongoing Wheeler Refuge squirrel hunt with Sunday hunting prohibition and permit returns. It also warns about rifle use and rising costs, including the 1907 hunting license baseline.
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Army Routs Wake Forest 47-0 in major upset
Army defeated Wake Forest 47 to 0 at West Point as sophomores Frank Cosentino and Karl Sweetan led the attack. Jim Redgood and Joe Carazo fumbled early, sparking two Cadet touchdowns, then Army rotated in reserves while maintaining momentum.
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Passing Marks Fall In Georgia Win Over Miami
Georgia quarterback Larry Rakestraw and Miami quarterback George Mira set two national college passing records in a 31-14 Georgia win. They combined for 747 yards and 50 completions, shattering 1958 and 1952–1962 marks, with Rakestraw at 405 yards and Mira at 342.
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Dartmouth Edges Crusaders 13 To 8
Dartmouth remains undefeated by beating Holy Cross 13 to 8 as Dana Kelly connected with Bob O'Brien on a 12 yard scoring play in the fourth quarter to seal the win. The Big Green used a nine play drive for the decisive touchdown.
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ED Tunstall
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Syracuse Romps Penn State 90 in sunny matchup
Syracuse powered past Penn State 90 as Billy Hunter ran 53 yards for a touchdown and Mike Koski added a 58 yard dash to ignite the scoring. John Paglio added a 24 yard field goal after Koski's long run in a dominating victory. Penn State was shut out for the first time since 1958.
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Associated Press
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Orangutan Faces Extinction At Hands Of Man
A rare red-haired orangutan native to Borneo and Sumatra is described as facing extinction due to human activity. The article emphasizes the species’ peril and calls for urgent conservation.
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