Palmer Wins Los Angeles Open in Monotone Fashion
Arnold Palmer claimed the 1962 Los Angeles Open title finishing five under par with a 274 total and a $9,000 prize. He overcame a three-stroke deficit, matching eight birdies and a late surge to outpace Al Balding and Gary Player, who tied for second at 277.
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Chevrolet Holds 4 Game Lead In First Half Of Bowling League
Chevrolet leads the Women's Major Bowling League at Bow Wick after the first half, finishing four games ahead of Meadows Oil. Jerry Lilly posted a 171 average and a 509 series to pace Chevrolet, with Cleo Crewey leading the Oilers with 522. Greenbrier Dairy and Duncan Catron battle for second as Kam Bouris tops Duncan with 564.
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Yvonne Stone
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Duncan
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Mooseheart
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Tut
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Marie McRoberts
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Crewey
Myrtle Nace
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June Clay
Helen Campbell
Mary Callihan
Bowling league results mix with high scores at Sky Lanes
In the Ladies Handicap League Babe Lester led Cal fee's with a 436 as they took two of three from Rose & Quesenberry to finish four games ahead of John W Eye. Eleanor Shrewsbury posted a 438 series while Virginia Johnston led Eye with 469. In other matches Armada Johnson 386 led losers, and Sparks TV beat Hosts Restaurant as Blanche Lilly 458 topped the Viewers. Thursday results tied four teams for first after Perdue Transfer won all three from Motor Car Supply. Clyde Campbell led with 493 for the winners while Luther Reed had 213 590 for Lumbermen. Other ties saw Gazette Mail and Eastern Gas & Fuel win two of three.
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Mabel
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Eye
Virginia Johnston
Coal City
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Montgomery Ward
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Betty Powers
Perdue
Motor Car Supply
Dale McKinney
Arlie
Cather Kiser
Lumbermen
Gazette Mail
Eastern Gas & Fuel
Mail Boys
Wilcox Manufacturing
John Richmond
Sterling Lewis, Sr
Gas & Fuel
Bays’ Buick
Grat Shumate
Gasmen
Bob Doolittle
Don Meadows
Eagles Meet Glenville Five In WV Conference Action
West Virginia Conference games feature Morris Harvey vs Glenville and Davis Elkins vs Fairmont tonight. On Monday W V State beat Salem 65 60 Spencer Watkins 19 for State John Anderson 13 Salem Tom Sherwood 15. Tech defeated Alderson Broaddus 55 38 Ken Dillo 16 Pete Kelley 11. Waynesburg 67 Wheeling 33 Chuck Kelley 28 Ted Augustine 14. Ed wards 10 for A B Burley and Ashemore 12 each for Wheeling.
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Dick Ashemore
Wheeling
Huntington East Tops West Virginia High School Basketball Rank
Huntington East leads the West Virginia poll with 13 first place votes and 187 points after a 5-0 run. Wheeling Central rises to second at 7-0, Saint Albans moves to third, and Beckley falls to ninth after a 3-2 start while Princeton slips from eighth to tenth.
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Thunderbird Golf Tourney to be played at Rye in June
New York UPI reports the $100,000 Thunderbird Golf Tournament, the richest in the world, will be held June 12 to 16 at Westchester Country Club Rye New York. A pro am contest with $5,000 prize will precede the event, bringing total purses to $150,000.
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Harold Hunt Wins Home Permanent Wave Outfit Raffle
In Hertford England Harold Hunt won a home permanent wave outfit in a local raffle. Hunt is noted as bald.
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Crews Retakes Scoring Lead In Tough Week
Cincinnati votes remain split as Don Phillips notes top scorers across five to six games. Fuller climbs with three strong showings 30, 31, 28 while Phillips posts 129 points for 25.80 average and Hunt, Curtis sits fifth with 133 points in six games. Eddie Lynch raises season average to 21.00 after 28 point night.
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Conley
Mark Twain
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Trap Hill
Rivlin Ends 15 Year Marshall Coaching Dream June 30
Jules Rivlin resigns as Marshall University basketball coach effective June 30 1963 after a 15 year career started as a student athlete under Cam Henderson The article traces Rivlin rise from Marshall star to coach and notes mixed fan reactions and his earlier success including Buckeye Conference titles and AAU MVP honors.
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Stewart H. Smith
Marshall
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Eaglets and Papooses Remain Unbeaten in Junior High Action
Beckley down Oak Hill as Blue Eaglets win 46 40 to extend a four game win streak led by Steve Brooks with 13 points. J W McNeish 12 and Sam Pack 10 also scored. Stoco beat Trap Hill with Ernest Dunford 16 and Ronald Spencer 14, overcoming an early 8 6 deficit to lead 15 14 at halftime.
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