Village Lanes bowling league leaders dominate week
Multiple leagues at Village Lanes report high scores and standings. Pine ran top the Pine Knots with 567 game 1 636 set while Harvey Butler 145 and Doris Ignasiak 120 led individuals. Lucille Tucker 98 percent leads ladies for high average.
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Two Tennessee Cities Exit 1962 Baseball Plans
Nashville and Chattanooga announced they would drop out of organized baseball for the 1962 season as the Southern Association disbanded. The clubs had been accepted into the expanded South Atlantic League, but Philadelphia withdrew support for Chattanooga, ending plans for Tennessee teams this year. Dale Hackbart, Redskins defensive back, was named in a warrant for battery after a Madison amateur basketball game.
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Southern Association
Joe Engel
Philadelphia
Tennessee
Bill Barbour
Redsken
Madison
Wis
Dale Hackbart
Washington Redskins
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Salisbury Indoor Invitational Opens Amid Top Seeds Absence
Salisbury hosts the indoor invitational with four top seeds sidelined. Whitney Reed and Jon Douglas headline the field, while Doug las, former Stanford quarterback, looms as the player to beat after last week's Philadelphia win. Friday night features Tontz against McNair and Neeley against Bruhns. finals set for Sunday at 2 p.m.
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Gins
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Jon Douglas
Don Dell
Mike Green
Russell Tontz
Baltimore
Fred McNair
Bethesda
Ned Neeley
Atlanta
Carl Bruhns
Philadelphia
Douglas
Stanford
Ron Holmberg
Reed
San Jose State
Leif Beck
NBA Friday Resists New York Boston Losses
The Associated Press reports Friday results with New York 129 at Boston 121 and Philadelphia 136 at St Louis 10, while Los Angeles 116 beat Cincinnati 112. Saturday card lists Syracuse at Chicago, Boston at Philadelphia, New York at Detroit. Sunday schedule includes Philadelphia at Boston and Chicago at Los Angeles.
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Bowie Starts 40 Day Meet With Dixon Stable
Trainer Morris B. Dixon returns to Bowie with 26 horses for the 40 day meet opening February 9. Dixon, once Bowie’s second leading money winner, seeks another Campbell Handicap assault as owners include C M Kline and others.
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Thaddeus R. Trout
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Dairy Cow Villain Debate Spurs Health Diet Talk
Representative Reuss faults cholesterol fears as driving milk decline and urges open study. Freeman notes a loss of milk consumption worries national fitness and agriculture and calls a conference to find causes and restore dairy products to a trusted diet.
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Reuss
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Secretary of Agriculture
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Health Department letter questions cholesterol artery theory
Reuss cited a 1960 letter from Acting Secretary Bertha O Adkins of HEW stating that the theory cholesterol causes rapid hardening of the arteries has not yet been proven.
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Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Bertha O. Adkins
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