Fred Hutchinson Laid To Rest In Seattle
Fred Hutchinson 45 head of cancer research rests on a green hill overlooking Lake Washington. Hundreds attend last rites at Mount Olivet as friends recall his humble heart and lifelong faith. Bearers include Dewey Soriano and Emmett Watson. many honored guests attend.
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Seattle
Fred Hutchinson
Lake Washington
Mount Olivet
Franklin High
Rainier Beach Presbyterian Church
Fred
Dewey Soriano
Pacific Coast League
Emmett Watson
Prairie View Closing In On Wittenberg
Prairie View remains unbeaten as it closes in on Wittenberg in the Associated Press small college football poll. Southern University threatens a giant-killer outcome with potential impact on the final standings.
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Prairie View
Wittenberg
Witerberg
Associated Press
Southern University
Substitutes shine in Twilight and other women’s bowling weeks
Carolyn Steel returned to form with a 211 game and 587 series for Twilight League substitutes. Betty Jo Clary added a 215 and 511 as a first 200 game. Mary Jane Honeycutt rolled 211 with two turkeys in her first game. Aloma Hawks opened with a turkey and finished 222. Laverne Miller posted two 189s and 186 in the third game, just missing a triplicate patch. Shirley Craven scored 208 in her first 200, Kat Lawson led with 231 and 541, and Hi-Lighters saw a 5-7 split. Inter-City Traveling League saw High Point Lanes lead at 13-3. Burlington’s 574 by Janice Smith paced the week with其他 top marks.
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Carolyn Steel
Betty Jo Clary
Mary Jane Honeycutt
Barbara Hite
Aloma Hawks
Laverne Miller
W.I.B.C
Breakfast Club
Shirley Craven
Kat Lawson
Two Women’s Bowling Association
High Point
HPL
Burlington
Janice Smith
Pairlanes College Village
Faye Smith
Hada White
Coaches Agree Tough On Winners
New York AP Bears Bryant and Navy coach Wayne Hardin say coaching while winning is harder than during losses. Bryant, facing nine straight wins and an Orange Bowl spot with Alabama, and Hardin, after a 3-5-1 season, discuss the pressures of success ahead of Army.
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NEW York
Bear Bryant
Alabama
Wayne Hardin
Army
Navy
Bryant
Hardin
Tuscaloo
Miami
Midshipmen
Notre Dame
Rex White Injured In Mexico City Car Wreck
Spartanburg journalist Billy Wade reports Rex White, noted Spartanburg race driver, suffered a fractured vertebra in a highway crash near Mexico City. White was in traction and potential surgery was discussed as the car overturned multiple times on a hairpin bend. Wade said White rode as a passenger with a Mexican car dealer in a driverless crash while they were en route to the finish.
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Spartanburg
S.C
Rex White
Mexico City
Billy Wade
White
Mexico
Spartanburg Herald
Wade
Bill Russell Expected To Rejoin Celtics
Captain Bill Russell was to return to action for the Boston Celtics tonight after hospital tests for exhaustion and insomnia. The NBA champions meet the Baltimore Bullets after two days off as Russell underwent a medical clearance following thorough testing.
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Baltimore
Bill Russell
National Basketball Association
Balrage Bullets
Russell
St. Eliza Russell
Toe may decide 1964 Duke North Carolina clash at Chapel Hill
Duke and North Carolina renew their storied football rivalry at Kenan Stadium in Chapel Hill with the toe of Billy Reynolds, Mark Caldwell, Rod Stewart, and Chapman in the spotlight. Past meetings hinged on field goals with close margins and dramatic late kicks. The 1964 outcome hinges on which kicker delivers under pressure as the rivalry heats up.
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N. C
Duke
North Carolina
Kenan Stadium
Chapel Hill
Tar Heels
Toe
Billy Reynolds
Blue Devils
Reynolds
Blue Devil
Max Chapman
Mark Cladwell
Rod Stewart
Caldwell
Army
Chapman
Dave Braine
Snell Breaks Mile World Record In New Zealand
New Zealand star Peter Snell, Olympic double gold medalist, lowered his own mile world mark to 3 54.1 at Auckland. He had set the previous record of 3 54.4 on January 27, 1962 at Wanganui.
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Auckland
New Zealand
Peter Snell
Snell
Wanganui
Notre Dame Extends Lead With Impressive Poll Surge
Notre Dame remains atop the AP college football poll after a decisive win over Michigan State improves their record to 9-0, with Alabama close behind at 9-0. Arkansas Nebraska and Texas hold positions behind as Oregon and Syracuse enter the top ten.
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Ae Notre
Michian State
Rish
Associated Press
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Mississippi State
Syracuse
Oregon
Oregon State
Georgia Tech
Virginia Tech
Indiana
Stanford
Razorbacks
Cornhuskers
Arkansas
Southern Methodist
Nebraska
Oklahoma State
Texas
Texas Christian
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Texas Tech
Oklahoma
Alabama
Auburn
Longhorns
Texas A&m
Michigan
Ohio State
Berra May Join Mets as Coach After Yankees Departure
Yogi Berra, dismissed Yankees manager, likely to join the New York Mets coaching staff at 40 000 annually with a 25 000 going away gift in hand. Announcement expected at a Shea Stadium news conference as Berra weighs his options after leaving the Yankees following the World Series defeat to St Louis.
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NEW York
Yogi Berra
New York Yankees
New York Mets
Shea Stadium
Berra
Yankees
St. Louis
Dan Topping
Yankee
Yogi
Houk
Ft. Lauderdale
EHL to meet on brawl between Nashville and Jacksonville
Eastern Hockey League president Tom Lockhart will discuss Friday in Jackson ville with Nashville and Jacksonville leaders about the Saturday ice brawl. Nashville President Patterson and Jacksonville GM Scotty Munro will attend. Patterson will plead for the players. Three players were hospitalized. No EHL games were played last night.
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Eastern Hockey League
Nashville
Jacksonville
Fla
Tom Lockhart
EHL
Lockhart
David Patterson
Scotty Munro
Patterson
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