Cup Italy Knocks Americans From Davis Cup Contention
Bowlers Needed In Mullens For Women's League By George Anderson The Mullens Bowling Association leagues meet weekly through Thursday. Week 11 for women, 14 for majors and industrial and handicap divisions. Welch Recreation tops Majors as Smithberger posts 584 series and 247 game, best of the season, with Sammy Mallamoci close behind. Wikel Jewelry, Pryor's, and Island Creek also post strong scores as circuits proceed. In Industrial, TraLee Shops overturns Sears Roebuck to share lead with Wyoming Hospital. Sam Barton 589, 933 team line, halls season high. Tralee Engineers post high three-game series with 2774. In Women's League, Modern's stay ahead while Wyoming Theatre drops a game. Helen Campbell and Hall tie for second series with 455. For information, contact Mullens Bowling Center Manager Henry Anderson or secretary Barbara Woody.
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Shop Boys
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Ray Hall
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Jim Turner
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Floyd Barnette
Luther Reed
Reese Smith
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Buck Wood
Elvin Staton
Poca
Clarence Reed
Bennett
Modern
Wyoming Theatre
Helen Campbell
Smartwear
Peggy Taylor
C&p Girls
Italians end U S bid in Davis Cup final matches
Italy’s Nicola Pietrangeli and Orlando Sirola upset the United States in the interzone final at Perth Australia, ending the U S path to the challenge round for the first time since 1936. Pietrangeli defeated Earl Buchholz in five sets and Sirola swept Barry MacKay in four, giving Italy the right to challenge for the trophy.
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Australia
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Nicola Pietrangeli
Orlando Sirola
United States
Pietrangeli
Earl
Butch) Buchholz
St. Louis
Sirola
Barry MacKay
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Ohio
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Ss Biwear
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Stoco Postpones Tilt With Alumni Game
The Stoco game tonight has been postponed due to bad weather and will be played on a later date. The Indians host Clear Fork Friday night at Stoco in their next game.
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Indians
Clear Fork
Carter Captures Bowling Crown at World Invitational
Don Carter won the $7,500 first prize in the fourth annual World Invitational Bowling Tournament despite family distraction in the final round. Joe Joseph of Detroit finished runner-up at 307-32 Petersen points earning $3,750. Mrs. Carter, challenging the women’s leader, won her match but finished 18 pins behind Ladewig on Petersen points. Steve Nagy placed third with 307-29 points and $2,000.
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Joe Joseph
Detroit
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Petersen
Marion Ladewig
Grand Rapids
Mich
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Joseph
Steve Nagy
St. Louis
Fort Worth
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Mahovlich Charged Toward NHL Goal Record With Leafs
Frank Mahovlich moved within reach of the NHL goal record as the Toronto Maple Leafs crushed Chicago 6-1. He scored four goals to raise his season total to 25, five games past the halfway mark of the 70-game schedule. Bert Olmstead added two for Toronto, and Chicago's Bobby Hall scored the lone Black Hawks goal. Montreal won their eighth straight by routing Detroit 5-1, while Boston tied New York 2-2 after trailing in the game.
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Rocket) Richard
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Dallas
Boston
Los Angeles
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Green Bay
Cleveland
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Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Washington
George Blanda
Houston
Oilers
Mountaineers Press for Richmond Test After Duke Loss
West Virginia coach George King laments tight schedule and errors after three wins and one loss in four games. WVU, 0-3 in conference, hosts Richmond in a key Southern Conference clash before traveling to Charleston to face Virginia. Duke beat WVU 66-64 as Heyman held to 11. Thorn led WVU with 16 points and 10 rebounds in that game.
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Jim McCormick
Dave Shuck
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Old Heyman
Angels of Kistler
Rigney
Los Angeles
Tech Glenville Tilt Sparks Western Virginia tilt
Tech and Glenville clash as unbeaten West Virginia Tech pursues a seven game win streak in a key Western Virginia Conference tilt. The Golden Bears, led by the gloomy Gus Neal Baisi, face Glenville State after a Salem double overtime loss, with league play and regional results shaping the standings.
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Tech
Bassi
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Salem
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Morris Harvey
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Cumberland
Bluefield
Virginia State
West Virginia State
Norfolk
State
Bethany
John Carroll
Hampton
Hagerstown
Beckley
Houston Los Angeles To Meet In Title Game
Houston and Los Angeles both clinched division titles and advance to the AFL title game on January 1 in Houston. Los Angeles beat Denver 41 33 to secure the Western crown while Houston triumphed 31 23 over Buffalo to claim the Eastern crown.
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Los Angeles
Jack Clary
Associated Press
Oilers
Denver
Buffalo
Smokehouse Park Drug and National Guard win City League openers
In the City League openers at the Recreation Center Park Drug defeated L and B 60 to 45 while National Guard triumphed over Motorcycle Club 59 to 47 and Smokehouse toppled New River Supply 78 to 54 Noel Babe Riffe led Park Drug with 30 points with Warden and Lopez scoring 18 and 13 for the Guardsmen Ron Chambers had 22 and Don Nuckols 24 in the Smokehouse win as they faced Super Market Quintet and the Smokies led early before fading II scoreboard totals show Park Drug 60 L and B 45 National Guard 59 Motorcycle Club 47 Smokehouse 78 New River Supply 54.
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National Guard
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Babe” Riffe
Warden
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Ron Chambers
Don Nuckols
Smokies
Church League Reshuffle Delays Presbyterian by One Game
City Church League opens at the Recreation Building with a schedule change. The Presbyterian game moves from the third to the fourth contest due to a meeting. the First Baptist Memorial game now occupies the third position. Other games proceed as planned.
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Recreation Building
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Presbyterian
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