Taylor Scores Lead in Industrial Bowling Leagues
Monday night action in the Bureau of Mines League saw Steve Stuch bow 557 and Dennis Taylor roll a 659 high in the Bowl-Wick Industrial Handicap, with Liz Taylor posting a 464 and Liz recovering from illness to contribute. J Richmond led Bowl-Wick 529, while Tuesday's Men's Majors featured O Kirby 538 E O Neal 567 and Jim Dale 549, as Klaus Office tops the first-half standings near Beckley Tire and Rubber.
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Steve Stuch
Elite
Bureau of Mines
J. Richmond
Dennis Taylor
Taylor
Bureau of Mines League
Ernie Slater
Denver Griffith
Bill Lessick
Elizabeth Clay
Liz
C & P Telephone
Rebel Rousers
Natchrals
Webb
Campbell
Burgess
Fleming
Wyant
Charle Swift
Lensky
Bodine
O. Kirby
E. O'Neal
Jim Dale
Jack Klaus
B. Hawley
Klaus Office
Beckley Tire and Rubber
Jack Laws
Klaus
Laws
Grandmother Seeks Eighth Bowling Title at All-Star Tournament
At the 20th National All-Star Bowling Tournament in San Bernardino California Mrs Marion Ladewig 47 a grandmother from Grand Rapids Mich aims for her eighth title in 12 years Bowler Bill Bunetta Chicago leads with 7809 points 110 pins ahead of Earl Johnson also of Chicago Ladewig holds 4898 points 41 pins over Robbie Frey Sadie Dixon becomes the first Negro woman finalist in the event History marks a new women's 24 game record 4820 set in 1960 by Mena Degymas
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San Bernardino
Calif
UPI
Marion Ladewig
Grand Rapids
Mich
Bill Bunetta
Chicago
Ill
Bunetta
Earl Johnson
Ladewig
Robbie Frey
Dallas
Tex
Sadie Dixon
Chester
Orange Show
Frey
Dixon
Omaha
Neb
Mena Degymas
Koppe Signs With Phillies For 1961 Season
Joe Koppe, sidelined last season by a fractured right wrist, signed with the Philadelphia Phillies, bringing their contracted players to ten for the 1961 season.
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PHILS
Koppe
Philadelphia
UPI
Joe Koppe
Philadelphia Phillies
Daley Seeks Pay Increase
Baseball stars Bud Daley and Frank Torre press for higher pay after faded earlier talks with Kansas City and Milwaukee. Daley, 28, a 16 win pitcher, rejected a slight raise and hinted at possible moves, while Torre criticized Braves promises and contemplated staying in Milwaukee for a non baseball job. Sam Jones signs with Giants as Harvey Kuenn also comes aboard. Dick Hall injures hand in Salt Lake City. Pirates sign rookies Earl Francis and Tommy Sisk, Del Rice inks with Angels. Cubs sign Bob Anderson. Indians land Tito Francona Jim Grant John McLane and Al Luplow.
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Milton Richman
United Press International
Bud Daley
Frank Torre
Daley
Kansas City Athletics
Torre
Louisville
Milwaukee
Braves
New York Yankees
Frank Lane
Lane
KC Ace
Cleveland
Sam Jones
San Francisco Giants
Harvey Kuenn
Jones
Hank Bauer
A’s
Dick Hall
Salt Lake City
Hall
Pirates
Pittsburgh Pirates
Earl Francis
Tommy Sisk
del Rice
Los Angeles Angels
Rice
Bob Anderson
Cubs
Indians
Tito Francona
Jim Grant
John McLane
al Luplow
Bulldogs extend nine game win streak led by Sophia topple Shady
Marsh Fork Bulldogs beat Stoco 76-43 as Scotty Murray led with 18 points. Sophia Blue Hawks rallied late to defeat Shady Spring 53-41 with Jim Woodie and Pete McKinney scoring 14 total. Oceana, Mark Twain, Gauley Bridge and other teams won in Raleigh, Wyoming, and Coalfield regions.
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Marsh Fork Bulldogs
Stoco Indians
Coal City
Tri-County
Coalfield
Shady Spring Tigers
Sophia
Oceana Indians
Mullens
Marsh Fork
Stoco
Mark Twain
Clear Fork
Gary
Baikeysville
Trap Hill
Sandstone Hornets
Hornets
Gary District
Stratton
Beckley
Baileysville
Jaeger
Jim Woodie
Pete McKinney
Sophia Blue Hawks
Bailey
James Stewart
Butch Easterling
Scotty Murray
Charles Wallace
Richard Fox
Mark
Partain Named Director of Rinky Dink Tourney
Collins High School coach Partain will direct the Oak Hill Jaycees sponsored Rinky Dink Basketball Tournament. The second annual four day event plans to invite sixth and eighth grade teams, with dates set for the last week of March or first week in April at Collins High School gymnasium. No entry fees will be charged. Proceeds support Jaycee community improvement projects and awards are funded by local merchants.
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OAK Hill
RNS
Collins High School
Oak Hill Jaycees
Floyd Warrick
Jaycee
Board of Director
Partain
Collins
Jaycees
Clear Fork Juniors Rally Past Whitesville in 44 31 Victory
Clear Fork Junior High Panthers Cubs defeated Whitesville 44 to 31 at Colcord marking their sixth straight win this season. Robert Dunbar led scoring with 15 points, followed by Doyle Stover with 12, while Corbin and Jeffries added ten each for Whitesville.
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Panther Cubs
Clear Fork Junior High
Whitesville
Colcord
Cubs
Robert Dunbar
Doyle Stover
Corbin
Jeffries
Whitesville Jr
Clear Fork Jr
Dunbar
Hawkins
Sadler
Elkins
Long
Dossa ! Corbin
Pettry i A Ray
Williams
Hanna
Stover
Lilly Co
Whitesy
Clear Fork
Players of the Week spotlight picks across West Virginia hoops
Beckley’s Kyle Phipps earns attention for hustle against Richwood as Coach Lawrence Wiseman praises floor leadership and rebounding. Shady Spring’s Frank Bailey shines with 109 points in nine games, while Trap Hill’s Grahovac is praised for rebounding and steady scoring. Oceana’s Stewart repeats as Player of the Week, Marsh Fork’s Murray noted as a standout, and Conley’s Rudolph Pugh tops scoring at times with 27 points per game. Other honorees include Baileysville’s Roger Morgan and Clear Fork’s Carl Cook, plus Glen Rogers’ Terry Cook and Oak Hill’s Kenny Franklin contributing strong performances. Mullens’ Darrell McKinney and Mark Twain’s Ronald Taylor arrive as notable contributors. Stratton’s Jerry Edmonds improves as a scorer. Stoco’s absence leaves no Player of the Week.
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Concord
High Morgantown University
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Webster Springs
Richwood
Morgantown
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Weirton
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Montgomery
Summersville
Clay
Oceana
Mullens
Sophia
Shady Spring
Mark Twain
Clear Fork
Marsh Fork
Stoco
Glen Rogers
Pineville
Herndon
Conley
Gauley Bridge
Fayetteville
Princeton
Athens
Saeger
Bailey
Wyoming
Glen Rogers Owls
Richard Simmons
Arnold Sizemore
Sizemore
Simmons
Stratton
Gary
Jerry Edmonds
Giles
Sandstone Hornets
Trap Hill
Baileysville
Jaeger
Kyle Phipps
Woodrow Wilson
Frank Bailey
Larry Grahovac
James Stewart
Scotty Murray
Rudolph Pugh
Roger Morgan
Carlton Cook
Terry Cook
Bill Singleton
Darrell McKinney
Ronald Taylor
Teddy Scott
Howard Griffith
Mount Hope
Kenny Franklin
Oak Hill
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Byrd Prillerman
Pete McKinney
Beckley Boys
Lawrence Wiseman
Phipps
Beckley
OHE
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Trap
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Dewey Romine
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Murray
Scotty
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Kimball
Burch
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Easterling
McKinney
Taylor
Teddy
Scott
Richwood Oak Hill
Kingston
Bernard Evans
Leonard Mullins
Byrd- Prillerman
Leonard
Evans
Trap Hill Wildcats
Bob Douglas
Douglas
Bulldog
Edmonds
Murray Jeffries
Ken Wheeler
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