Cap Loop league bowling shows rapid shifts in lead
In a fringe of Bowl Wick action multiple leagues crown leaders as Masters aim for top spots. Chester Smith carries the Cap Loop lead after a pair of wins over White Cross Pharmacy while Edith Gorsia’s 485 helps White Cross hold second.
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Chester ’. Smith
Bowl Wick
Marlene Phillips
Chester Smith
White Cross Pharmacy
White Cross
Edith Gorsia
Raleigh County Bank
Sandra Barnett
Fredas
Gledis Woods
Bank of Raleigh
Betty Maxwell
Elizabeth Setliff
Phipps Insurance
E. M. Payne
Bowling action and standings at Sky Lanes
In two weeks of Sky Lanes Mixed action the three way lead remains a race among Sophia Cash Market Raleigh General Hospital and Grady Whitlock Ford as Sophia beat Harvey Cabinet led by Jack Klaus 529 and Hospital toppled Russo Super Market with George Rossengarten 471. Grady Whitlock Ford defeated D F C as Albert Staggs posted a 531 and Jim Hilton 441 paced Homeseekers Land bowing later to J C Penney on David Triggs 461.
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Sky
Sky Lanes
Sophia Cash Market
Raleigh General Hospital
Grady Whitlock Ford
Sophia
Harvey
J. C. Penney
Homeseekers
David Triggs
Cecil Johnston
Brumel Set To Sweep Millrose Games At Madison Square Garden
World champion Valery Brumel favored to win his seventh straight meet in the Millrose Games at Madison Square Garden. The event features United States Soviet duels including Thomas versus Brumel, Ter-Ovanesyan against Ralph Boston, and Bulishev in the 880 yard run with Bruce Kidd and Gary Gubner prominent in other events.
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New York
UPI
Valery Brumel
John Thomas
Madison Square Garden
Brumel
Thomas
Garden
Russia
Igor Ter-Ovanesyan
Ralph Boston
Valery Bulishev
Jim Dupree
Ernie Cunliffe
Kidd
Canada
Bruce Kidd
Gary Gubner
New York University
Dave Tork
John Uelses
Ron Morris
John Belitza
the Garden
Greg Rice
Brumer
Millrose
Ter-Ovanesyan
Boston
Ter- Ovanesyan
Bulishev
U.S
Gubner
NYU
Big Daddy Lipscomb Shines in Hardwood Showdown
Pittsburgh Steelers defensive star Gene Lipscomb known as Big Daddy starred for the Steelers basketball team as they faced the West Liberty fraternity all stars. He scored 29 points before leaving in the third quarter with foot pain and promised to seek size fourteen shoes for the upcoming Steelers vs Browns game in Salem Ohio.
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West Liberty
UPI
Gene
Big Daddy) Lipscomb
Pittsburgh Steelers
Steelers
Lipscomb
Big Daddy
Cleveland Browns
Salem
Ohio
Bearcats Stay Unbeaten In Overtime Victory Over Drake
Cincinnati, riding a 33-game win streak, edged Drake 65-60 after OT as George Wilson scored 20 and Tom Thacker 18. Loyola of Chicago rolled 118-58 over Washington Univ. of St. Louis, Kentucky beat Georgia 74-67, Wake Forest topped South Carolina 54-45.
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Cincinnati
Bearcats
Drake
Loyola of Chicago
Washington University of St. Louis
Kentucky
Georgia
Wake Forest
South Carolina
George Wilson
Tom Thacker
Thacker
Wilson
Loyola
Washington
Wildcats
Don Rolfes
Scotty Baesler
Duke
Dave Wiedeman
Deacons
Niagara
Georgetown
D.C
Penn State
Carnegie Tech
Bowling Green
St. John's
Providence
Dayton
St. Louis
Marquette
Tulsa
Arkansas
Oscar Vitt Buried Today After 52 Year Baseball Career
Oscar Vitt 73 died Thursday at Merritt Hospital after a stroke and heart ailment ending a 52 year baseball career. Private funeral services were scheduled in Oakland. Vitt was a stormy manager known for driving tactics and a famous revolt of the Clevelandery babies in 1940.
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Oakland
Calif
UPI
Oscar Vitt
Vitt
Merritt Hospital
Julius Vera
San Francisco Seals
Salt Lake City
Almanac highlights and public notices from Beckley
Almanac notes for Friday February 1 1963 include philosophical thought on gender and a list of historic events. Includes notices to creditors and beneficiaries of the estates of Mary Ann Smisko and Lucille Smisko with a deadline of August 1 1963 and appointment dates in Beckley Raleigh County West Virginia.
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Mary Ann Smisko
Raleigh County Bank
Beckley
West Virginia
Roy A. Cunningham
Raleigh County
Lucille Smisko
Public notices from Raleigh County courts and boards
This notice compiles multiple public postings from Raleigh County West Virginia. It includes an order of publication for a divorce case Denzil Worley vs Mayme Worley entered January 17 1963, a school bus bid solicitation by the Raleigh County Board of Education with February 26 1963 bid closing, a motor carrier permit application by J E Lewis doing business as S D Mandeville Transfer Company for magnetite transport with potential temporary authority, and the usual classification designation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court OF
Raleigh County
West Virginia
Denzil Worley
Mayme I. Worley
Fletcher W. Mann
South Heber Street
Beckley
W. Va
Harold Hanks
Raleigh County Board of Education
Board of Education
John W. Saunders
PH & RR
Public Service Commission of
Mabscott
Raleigh
Mineral Mills, Inc
Capitol Building
Charleston
Commission
J. E. Lewis
S. D. Mandeville Transfer Company
Box 19
West Virgina
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Press Lightner
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Houchins Block
Don Darlington
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Beckley ‘Hardware
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Park Drug Quartet
Charlie Walker
Jim Hodge
Melody Shop
Don Lafon
Ee Lowery
John Griffin
Uerses
C. K. Yang
Martin Lader
the Almanac
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Victor Herbert
U.S. Supreme Court
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University of Alabama
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Holliday Holliday
John W
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Glen W. Stewart
Dolly Cemetery
Riverton
Caffee Funeral Home
Thohchohch
Webb & Neal Funeral Home Ambulance Service
R. H. Neal
Mgr
Vance Drive
Sander
Edger
Todd's Grocery
Hardare
Beaver
Foster Hardware Co
Main St
Dial
Robert L. Amick
Beckley Newspapers
Sam G. Foley
Lowell Foley
Earl S. Huddle
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Stella’s
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Southern Institute of Graphic Arts
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Tax Commission
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W. C. Rogers
Temple St
Halstead
John W. Eye Television
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Prince St
Ashworth Firestone
Williamson Heating Systems
Sprague
Sum Mae
Willey Brothers
Hinton
Land OF OZ Day
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Jan Campbell Music Co
Jim_ Green
J. S. Rogers
Maple Avenue
Fayetteville
Raleigh Insurance Agency
Beckley, Ph
Detective Service
Cuomne
Waaseness
Sears, Roebuck &Co
Main ’St
AVON
U. S
Bostick Ave
O. H. Bennett
E. Beckley
R. L. Stinson
Myers Ave
Scott’s Kennels
Fotos & Co
Intiatcenlata
Bowman's TV
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Warren Meadows
Piney View
Ashworth’s
Sears, Roebuck & CO
Admiral Refrigerator
R. J. Sheppe
Ballard, W. Va
Best Furniture Co
S. Fayette St
Singer
S. Kanawha
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Philco
K. M. Walker
Wilson’s
Model Pening Ae
HONDA
Johnstown Rd
Fayette Ph
Foster Hardware, Inc
Main Street
South Kanawha _ Ph
Beckley Insulation Co
Shumate
Eccles
Easy Terme
Bob’s Sanitary Service
Remington
KLAUS
McCreery St
Kenmore
HAIN
Basham
White Oak
Matt
Toledo
Iro
Ting
Matt Crook
Jim Chambers
American Glass & Mirror Co. Inc
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G. I
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