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Newspaper

Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1963

Page

8

WVU Follows Berzansky To 3rd Win

California Pa yielded 17 runs as West Virginia University overwhelmed California College 17 to 4. Steve Berzansky drove in three runs on three hits in five at bats, with Mike Dyer and Radosevich chipping in 3 RBIs. John Rado Sevich earned the win in five innings before Wendall Backus fanned eight in relief.

California UPI Steve Berzansky West Virginia University WVU Bridgewater Morgantown Mountaineer John Radosevich Wendall Backus Backus Bruce Dal Canton Berzansky Mike Dyer Radosevich

Hawks Trim Laker Lead in Western Playoffs

St Louis Hawks coach Harry Gallatin, named UPI coach of the year, led his team to a 125 112 victory over the Los Angeles Lakers to cut the series deficit in the NBA Western Division playoffs. The game featured technical fouls on Gallatin and Lakers coach Fred Schaus and a ejection for Lakers trainer Frank O Neill. The fourth game is set for Saturday as the series shifts to Los Angeles if needed. In the East, the Boston Celtics tied the Royals at two games each as home teams still hunt a win. Boston hosts Saturday hoping to end the jinx.

Gallatin Los Angeles Lakers West Coast Fred Schaus Laker Frank O'Neill UPI NBA Maurice Podoloff Leo Soroka St. Louis Los Angeles Boston Celtics Cincinnati Royals Boston Celts

Dairy foods supply one sixth of national energy needs

Dairy products provide about one sixth of the nation’s food energy and cover 75 percent of its calcium requirements, highlighting milk and dairy as essential nutrition sources.

California Bowler Rolls 704 Series In ABC Event

Jim St. John a San Jose pro bowler led Hamm Beer of Chicago with a 704 series in the ABC tournament first classic division block. He totaled 226 266 212 for Hamm 2980 as Chicago must post 3230 next to overtake United Van Lines of St Louis. United Van Lines still leads classic team with 6210. Williams Double Cola of Lyons moved to second in booster division with 2783. No changes in classics or regular divisions.

Buffalo N.Y UPI Jim St. John San Jose Calif Hamm Beer Chicago St. John Hamm United van Lines St. Louis United Williams Double Cola Lyons

Canisius College to inaugurate hall of fame four

The Canisius College Alumni Association will name the first four athletes to its new hall of fame on May 2. The honorees, cited at the Block C. dinner in the Buffalo Athletic Club, must have been graduates for at least 10 years.

Buffalo, N.Y UPI Canisius College Alumni Association Buffalo

Duarte Cha bot bout postponed after Duarte injuries

A fight between Frank Duarte and Al Chabot scheduled for April 8 in San Francisco is postponed a week due to injuries Duarte suffered in a Sacramento bout last week.

San Francisco UPI Frank Duarte al Chabot Duarte Sacramento

Souchak and Wininger Pace GB Quarterfinals at Rec Building

Souchak and Wininger led easy GB division quarterfinal wins sending Prosperity and Crescent to the semifinals of the Town District Grade School tournament on April 9. Prosperity defeated Maxwell Hill 22 to 7 to meet Brooks Adair in the 4:30 p.m. opener, while Crescent pummeled Stamford 29 to 6 to face R.M.1. in the other semi. Today four 8A quarterfinals follow with Sylvia vs Jr. High at 2:30, Mabscott vs Piney Oaks at 3:30, Hollywood vs Morton Reaves at 4:30, and St. Francis vs Bradley at 5:30.

Prosperity and Crescent Maxwell Hil Stamford Prosperity Asy Maxwell Hill Brooks Adair R.M.1 Sylvia Mabscott Piney Oaks Hollywood Morton Reaves St. Francis and Bradley

Palmer Down By 5 In Masters Opener

Former football players Mike Souchak and Bo Wininger shot 69 to lead by one stroke over Arnold Palmer after round one at Augusta. Palmer struggled with a malfunctioning driver, shooting 74 as underdogs dominated the first round with Sam Snead and Ed Furgol also at 70. The field will be cut to 44 plus ties after today’s round, with players within 10 strokes of the leader advancing to the weekend.

Milton Richman UPI Augusta, Ga Mike Souchak Bo Wininger Arnold Palmer Palmer Souchak Wininger Grossingers N.Y Duke St. Marys Sammy Snead Ed Furgol PGA Jay Hebert Sun-Baker Gary Player George Bayer Charlie Coe Billy Maxwell Dick Mayer Don January Doug Sanders Downing Gray Jackie Nicklaus Wes Ellis Dave Ragan Australia Bruce Crampton Don Finsterwald Tony Lema Stan Leonard Dan Sikes Gene Sarazen Bob Rosburg Gene Littler Ken Venturi Billy Casper Bob Goalby Jerry Barber Bill Collins Gay Brewer Gary Middlecoff Snead Sps Grossinger Oklahoma City Export Miami Fla Snead Pebounaneueied White Sulphur Springs W. V S. Pasadena Calif South Africa Charles R. Cee Las Vegas Nev Warrington Flaton Walnut Palm Desert Ojai Robert J. Charles Een New Zealand Seer Wes Ellis Jr W. Caldwell Tequesta Jack Fleck Ee Idos Angeles William Hyndman Germantown Jacksonville

Patriots Bounce Midgets From Civitan Leaders

Patriots rise from last place to topple Civitan League standings after a 3 0 win over the Midgets at Bowl Wick. June Thompson led ladies with 224 high game and 535 series, while Francis Edwards posted a 586 series and 211 for the men. Builders, Claxtons, and other teams moved in as season heats up with notable scores from Beasley, Perry, Sawyers, and Klaus among others.

Tim Massey Patriots Bowl Wick June Thompson Francis Edwards Bill Klein Clayton Howery

Ten Pin Tim Friday Mixed League settles in first place

Beckley Hardware clinched first in the Friday Mixed League by sweeping Raleigh County Bank at Sky Lanes. Henry Bennett led with a 219 high game and 556 series, Edon Borrer added 202 540, while Clarence Hancock 532 and Merritt Clay 503 powered Beckley National Bank to three wins over Eppys Drug.

Beckley Hardware Raleigh County Bank Sky Lanes Henry Bennett Hardware Edon Borrer Frances Riffe Beckley National Bank Clarence Hancock Merritt Clay Eppy Bert Hawley Charles Walker Park Drug Means Lumber Co Marge Hunter Kyle Phipps Phipps Insurance Mary Carter Orford Thompson Colony Drug Irby Hutchins Betty Hodges Melody Shop Hopkins Themla Thompson Don Lafon Tom Shrewsbury Elizabeth Clay

Pinecrest A Takes Narrow Lead In Beckley Medical Bowling

Pinecrest A moved ahead by half a game after defeating Pinecrest B in three games at Bowl Wick. Bill Mullins led the team with a 509 series as Sandra Barnett and Kathy Kambouris paced the women with strong series and games. Phillips Opticians plus Bozo Powers posted two wins over Rahall’s with Powers’ 560 series. Tom Williams starred with a 557 series for Druggists, second in the league. Beckley Medical Arts swept Pinecrest B while Eppy's and Park posted notable scores.

Pinecrest Thompson Beckley Medical League Bowl Wick Bill Mullins Sandra Barnett Thompson‘s Kathy Kambouris Phillips Opticians Bozo Rahall’s Bill Cramer Colony Drug Downing Raleigh General Hospital Junior Johnson Tom Williams Beckley Medical Arts Pinecrest B Jim Miller Frank Turner Professional Park Eppy Bill McLean L. B. Carper

Freda's Beauty Shop Maintains Lead In Friday League

Freda's Beauty Shop clung to first place as Bank of Raleigh challenged, with Beulah Perry leading a 165 489 series for the Beauticians. Marlene Phillips 365 topped the losers, while Betty Maxwell's 471 led runners up for Bankers. White Cross Pharmacy beat Curtain Shop again, Mary Williams 165 475 for the Pharmacists, Cora Evans 364 for Curtain Shop.

Freda Bank of Raleigh Beauticians Bankers Chester L. Smith Beulah Perry Marlene Phillips Raleigh County Bank Betty Maxwell Sandy Barnett White Cross Pharmacy Curtain Shop Mary Williams Cora Evans

First Stream Report Indicates Fair West Virginia Fishing Outlook

West Virginia anglers face a fair outlook this weekend as the State Natural Resources Department releases its first stream report of the season. Most streams are normal in depth with conditions ranging from clear to cloudy milky and muddy water. reports from the extreme south and southwest are lacking. Normal and milky water noted on the Little Kanawha River and Middle Island Creek. New River in Summers County normal and muddy. streams normal and clear include Fishing Creek Wheeling Creek eastern Panhandle Elk River at Clay below Sutton Dam Greenbrier River in Greenbrier and Summers Counties.

Charleston West Virginia State Natural Resources Department Little Kanawha Middle Island New River Summers County Fishing Creek Wheeling Creek Nhandle Eastern Panhandle Elk River Clay Sutton Dam Greenbrier River Greenbrier Summers Counties

State Hoop Tourney to Be Held in Charleston in 1965

West Virginia SSAC accepts Kanawha County offer to host the state high school basketball tournament at Charleston's Civic Center in 1965 marking the first time Charleston hosts since the event began in 1914. A tournament director will be chosen from Kanawha County principals. Civic Center capacity may expand to 7,500 by tournament time.

Parkersburg W. Va UPD West Virginia Secondary Schools Activities Commission SSAC Kanawha County Charleston Civic Center W. Gordon Eisman West Virginia Secondary School Activities Commission Kanawha County Principals Association Buckhannon Morgantown Huntington Eisman WVU Marshall University Principals Association

Detroit Red Wings rally past Black Hawks in semifinal thriller

The Detroit Red Wings beat the Chicago Black Hawks 4-2 to take a 3-2 series lead in the NHL semifinals. Norm Ullman scored twice, Parker MacDonald netted the deciding goal late in the second period, as Floyd Smith also scored for Detroit. Toronto defeated Montreal 5-0 to sweep the Canadiens in five games, with Dave Keon and Dick Duff key in the winning burst. Keon added a second period goal and Kent Douglas scored in the final period.

United Press International Detroit Red Wings Toronto Maple Leafs Red Wings Chicago Black Hawks Maple Leafs Montreal Canadiens Norm Ullman Chicago Parker MacDonald Wings Floyd Smith Ullman Hawks Ken Wharram Bobby Hull MacDonald Detroit Black Hawks Toronto Dave Keon Dick Duff Keon Ron Stewart Kent Douglas

Controversial talk routine chit chat linked to 1962 game

Carmichael said the overheard telephone talk between Wallace Butts and Paul Bryant was ordinary coaches chatter not evidence of fixing. He disputed the Burnett account cited by the Past and the Saturday Evening Post story. The probe led to a libel suit and denials from both coaches.

AL Kuettner Atlanta UPI Georgia Wallace Butts Alabama Paul Bear) Bryant John Carmichael George Burnett Saturday Evening Post Burnett Butts Bryant Carmichael Eugene Cook Post United Press International George Therrell Cook Carl E. Sanders Tuscaloosa Ala John Butts- Bryant University of Georgia

Seven Yankees and Mets sent to minor leagues

United Press International reports players from the Yankees and Mets were optioned to minor leagues. Sheldon and Chacon join several teammates in Richmond Buffalo and others to Jacksonville Lynchburg and Rochester as rosters shrink to opening day. Baseball figures like Kucks Reed McNally and Etchebarren also move on to farm clubs.

Sheldon Chacon Press International Roland Sheldon New York Yankees Erio Chacon Cincinnati Reds Yankees Yankee Richmond Big Mets Bufalo Tex Clevenger al Downing Jackie Cullen Ron Solamini Alan Hall Mike Mathieson Mets Buffalo Sammy Taylor Chris Cannizzzaro Grover Powell Dick Smith Johnny Kucks Atlanta Howie Reed Spokane Cleveland Indians Larry Brown Jacksonville Baltimore Orioles Andy Etchebarren Lynchburg Orioles Dave McNally John Miller Rochester Farmers McNally Kansas City

Bearcats Star Declines Pan American Games Spot

Cincinnati Bearcats guard George Wilson turned down a place on the US basketball team for the Pan American Games in Brazil citing a need to attend summer school to catch up with his studies.

Cincinnati, Ohio UPI George Wilson University of Cincinnati Bearcats Brazil Wilson

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