Hockey In Review: Cullen Boots Bisons Past Barons
Brian Cullen of the Buffalo Bisons broke a 1-1 tie with two third period goals to lift Buffalo 4 2 over the Cleveland Barons. Barry Cullen scored late as Buffalo pulled within a point of Rochester, while Stan Baluk led Providence past Rochester 6 4. Willie Marshall fueled Hershey’s 6 1 win over Pittsburgh. NHL highlight New York Rangers win behind Johnny Wilson two goals in his return and a late Irv Spencer goal in a 4 2 victory over Detroit. Chicago and Boston also won, with Glenn Hall posting a shutout and Mikita assisting Wharram.
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Brian Cullen
Buffalo Bisons
Cullen
Bisons
Cleveland Barons
Barry
Buffalo
Rochester Americans
Providence Reds
Stan Baluik
Reds
Willie Marshall
Hershey Bears
Pittsburgh Hornets
Gene Abriaco
Pittsburgh
NHL
New York Rangers
Johnny Wilson
Detroit Red Wings
Ted Hampson
Guy Gendron
Earl Ingarfield
Irv Spencer
Rangers
Andy Bathgate
Camille Henry
al Langlois
New York
Charlie Burns
Doug Mohns
Bruins
Boston
Don Westfall
Wayne Connelly
Glenn Hall
Chicago Black Hawks
Montreal Canadiens
Stan Mikita
Chicago
Kenny Wharram
Arcaro second in Invita tion Stakes at Adelaide
Eddie Arcaro finished second aboard Goglio in the Mon day International Invitation Stakes won by Kilvin Valley with Pat Glennon aboard Adelaide leading jockey. Frank Budd of Villanova to race in Los Angeles Invitational 60-yard dash with Paul Drayton and Roscoe Cook. Billy Davis to meet Gene Fosmire in London eight-round semifinal. Caliente futures show T.V. Lark top pick. Oink and Speak John shortened. Sudden death overtime planned for first U.S. Bowl all star game if tied.
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Adelaide
Australia
UPI
Eddie Arcaro
Goglio
Kilvin Valley
Pat Glennon
Los Angeles
Frank Budd
Villanova
Paul Drayton
Oregon
Roscoe Cook
London
Billy
the Kid
Washington
Jim Castiglia
Boat drownings ranked ninth among accidental deaths in 1958
A historical stat notes boat drownings as the ninth leading cause of accidental deaths in 1958, reflecting the era's safety concerns.
Marshall Knew What He Was Doing: 'Skins Acquire Davis Alternative
Washington owner George P Marshall shed Ernie Davis to Cleveland, then pursued two speedy draft picks from Western Illinois University. Bob Mitchell and LeRoy Jackson, a 6'3" 180lb back, are hailed as a track team style pair. Jackson, a top pick, has excelled in football, basketball and track, with scouts noting his potential and Western Illinois coach Art Dufelmeier praising his mental drive.
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Enterprise Assn
New York
NEA
George Preston Marshall
Washington
Cleveland Browns
Ernie Davis
Syracuse
Marshall
Davis
Redskins
Cleveland
Bobby Mitchell
LeRoy Jackson
Little Western Illinois University
Browns
Jimmy Brown
Mitchell
Brown
Dick James
Jackson
Ray Hanson
Western Illinois
Bloom Township
Chicago Heights
Jim Podoley
Central Michigan
NAC
Frank Budd
Villanova
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Philadelphia
Harry Jerome
Ohio State
Art Dufelmeier
Illinois
San Francisco Forty Niners
George P. Marshall
Ditka to Play In All Star Pro Bowl
Los Angeles based report says Chicago Bears end Mike Ditka was added to the West squad for the All Star Pro Bowl at the Coliseum on January 14. Ditka, 22, a rookie of the year, overcame a knee issue deemed not require surgery and was selected by NFL coaches. He is the only first year player on the West team.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Mike Ditka
Chicago Bears
National Football League
The
Coliseum
Ditka
NFL
Pitt
Reds boast Crosley Field air cooled grandstand
Cincinnati Reds claim Crosley Field is the coolest ballpark in the majors with jet air fans in the rear grandstand moving 10 000 cubic feet of air per minute for each unit.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Reds
Crosley Field
Astro-Guide for You and Yours This Week
The column notes routine over novelty as job endings from the holiday period linger and attention splits between personal and business affairs. The financial outlook appears fairly good across most signs, but readers are warned against speculation.
Edwin Booth Returns to Stage in Hamlet in 1866
In January 3 1866 Edwin Booth returned to acting with Hamlet after retirement since the Lincoln assassination. The veteran actor expressed thrill at the audience ovation. The piece also muses that the future man may be hairless and toothless, reflecting speculative tone.
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Edwin Booth
Lincoln
John Wilkes Booth
Aries through Libra daily horoscope with warnings
Aries through Libra present a mixed daily guide. Aries urges straight paths in work and life while Taurus seeks cooperation through catering to a partner. Gemini warns honesty, Cancer favors asserting own will, Leo pushes for patience, Virgo doubts, and Libra expects low energy with a noon rebound.
College Roundup: Top Teams Idle After Holiday Wins
United Press International notes Ohio State Cincinnati and Kansas State hold top spots after Holiday Festival and Los Angeles Classic titles. Ohio State 10-0 after Los Angeles Classic, to visit Northwestern. Cincinnati to host St Louis. Kansas State to visit Colorado. Detroit and Mississippi State also among winners resting until Saturday. No major games Monday night.
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Ohio State
Cincinnati
Kansas State
Buckeyes
Northwestern
New York
St. Louis
Wildcats
Colorado
Detroit
Motor City
Mississippi State
Steers Increase Lead in Western Division Race
Kansas City Steers defeated the San Francisco Saints 107 to 93 to tighten their grip on first in the American Basketball League Western Division. A balanced attack saw Nick Mantis and Bill Bridges with 20 points each, Larry Staverman 19, while Jim Francis led SF with 35, tying a team scoring record. The Saints’ 10 game home win streak ended as Kenny Sears missed the game due to a barley horse injury.
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San Francisco
UPI
Kansas City
Nick Mantis
Bill Bridges
Larry Staverman
Saint
Jim Francis
Fearless Fraley's Forecasts For '62
Oscar Fraley foresees a slow baseball and boxing year with Maris off to a weak start and Dodgers beating the Yankees in seven. Mets gain hype from Stengel, Patterson loses title to Liston, Palmer and Nicklaus linked to golf drama, and Laver to sweep Wimbledon US titles. The Browns win pro grid, Masters priced, and Willie Shoemaker tops riding.
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Roger Maris
Toms
Los Angeles Dodgers
New York Yankees
New York Mets
Casey Stengel
Yanks
Floyd Patterson
Zsa Zsa Gabor
Sonny Liston
Blinky Palermo
Liston
Archie Moore
Gonfalon
San Diego
Virginia
Rod Laver
Lew Hoad
Ken Rosewall
Pancho Gonzales
Crimson Satan
Old Fearless
Willie Shoemaker
Death notices and funeral announcements list the Conley Hatfield Whittington Grimmett
Death notices record Will Conley aged 85 of Beckley died Sunday funeral at Shiloh AME Church with burial in Shiloh Cemetery arrangements by Ritchie Johnson. Tillie Hatfield of Castelwood Virginia died after long illness funeral at Rose and Quesenberry with burial in Temple Hill Cemetery. Marvin W Whittington 71 of Helen died Sunday morning funeral at Clarence Jackson's residence with burial in McKesson Cemetery. Luther W Grimmett 82 of Midway died December 31 local hospital funeral February 2 at Webb and Neal Chapel with burial Blue Ridge Memorial Gardens. Grandsons will serve as pallbearers.
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Conley Conley
Beckley
Shiloh A.M.E
Shiloh
North Carolina
Hunt
Ritchie and Johnson Funeral Parlor, Inc
Ritchie & Johnson Funeral Parlor, Inc
Hatfield Hatfield
Tillie
Hartley Avenue
Rose and Quesenberry Peace Chapel
T. M. Waldron
Temple Hall
Castelwood
Virginia
Rose and Quesenberry
South
Kanawha Street
Whittington Whittington
Marvin W
Helen
Clarence Jackson
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Mexico
T.V. Lark
Oink
Speak John
By Harry Grayson
Aries
Taurus
Gemini
Leo
Virgo
Aquarius
Field Enterprises, Inc
Florists
Di.s Floral CO
City Ave
Memoriam
Roy Blackburn
Betty
Reginald
Ruth Ann
Blackburn
East
Rainelle
W. V
Douglas Bryant
Jack McGuigan
Johnstown Rd
OY Webb & Neal
Funeral Home Ambulance Service
Vance Drive
R. H. Neal
Mer
Cohohohohoo
Timmy
East Main Street
Billy Mills
Inquire
Beckley Newspapers Corporation
Fairlawn Avenue
Montgomery Ward
Odd-Ghent
Lonzo Fitzwater
Jonben
W. Va
Fearless Fraley
By Oscar Fraley
Miami
Sam Snead
Arnold Palmer
PGA
Jack Nicklaus
USGA
Calcutta
Bobby Jones
Mickey Wright
Jerry Lucas
Golden Gate Bridge
Wilt Chamberlain
Red Auerbach
Michigan
Moose Call
Colo
Rassling
Rose & Quesenberry Funeral Chapel
Robert L. Amick
Beckley Newspapers
Todd’s Grocery and Hardware
Beaver
Foster Hardware Co
Main St
Dial
Southern Newspaper Publishers Association
Southern Institute of Graphic Arts
Nashville
Tennessee
South Street
American Motels, Inc
Nickie
End Valley Drive
Chartered Life Underwriter
Robert P. Holley, Jr
Bure , Avenue
Huntington
West Virginia
Earl R. Huddle
EARL
Charles Logan
Sparks TV
Prince St
Buckley
Yellow Cab
W. C. Rogers Plumbing & Heating
Temple St
Wright
Halstead
Westinghouse
Philco
Gibson
Zenith
Antannaec
Ashworth Firestone
John W. Eye Television
West Neville St
Willey Brothers
Hinton
Raleigh Cleaners & Laundry
L. Friedland
Kent
Ohio
MacArthur
Jan Campbell Music Co
Sparks _ TV & Appliance Company
Jim Green
Raleigh
NCW
Munsey
Housewives
Avon's Beautiful
Bostick Avenue
Call
J. R. Drive Inn
Allen Junction
Bon Bon Agency
Neville St
Out of Town
Care Beckley Newspapers
National Consumers Finance Company
Kentucky
United Finance Corporation
Main Street
Oak Hill
Dye
State
South Fayette Street
Roy A. Jones
R. L. Stinson
Myers Ave
Tridale
Albany Milam
Fairdale
Chihuahua
Manchester
Nature Shop
Fotos & Co
Charles Fitzwater
Grandview
Beckley Hardware
Raleigh Rd
Jack’s Trading Post
Dowdy Sewing Center
S. Kanawha
East Beckley
Foster Hardware, Inc
Singer
Sun Ray Gas
Firestone
K. M. Walker
Goodman
Best Furniture Co
S. Fayette St
Berlin
A. L. Rohrer
Harper Rd
Heme
McCulloch Chain
Bashams Garage
White Oak
Homelite
Dearing Bros. Prosperity
Hotpoint Lavinder’s of
Kanawha St
Means LuMber CO
Sisson St. Ph. CL
Beckley M
Maytag
Reb
Formica
Harvey Cabinet Co
DEPT
Gray Lumber Co
Beckley Ph
American Glass& Mirror Co. Inc
Mt. Hope Rd
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