Dr McKinney Elected Civitan Loop President By Donald Meadows
Beckley Bowling League officers were elected for the coming season with W McKinney as president and Chuck McCorks as vice president Chris Haynes treasurer and Betty McCorkle secretary. The Moose Lodge banquet celebrated a near perfect season with awards given to most bowlers. Rahall's, Eppy's Drug, and other teams won top honors while multiple players topped in average and high games. The season included 22 members in the 500 club and 17 in the 200 society. The Springtime Tournament saw Dennis Taylor win 175 first prize. Beckley bowlers dominated with 31 places paying 1316 dollars total. Owen Nunn won high handicap total. Dan Martina and Lewis McManus placed high in pins.
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Mets Fall Into Nightmare After Miracle at Coogans Bluff
New York Mets slide from a celebrated start to a record 17 straight losses tying historic collapses. Critics target GM George Weiss as fans shift from loyalty to frustration amid aging roster choices and waning support after high expectations.
Major League Boxscores A-19,857
Retains boxscore details from a Milwaukee at Houston game with final score 3 la 2 and highlights including pitchers Mejias, McMillan, and Lillis, plus player substitutions and outs.
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Baseball Standings and Schedules From Major Leagues
American League standings show New York leading with 29 wins and 19 losses. Minnesota 31 38. Cleveland ZT 2.265. Detroit 27 22. Los Angeles 26 24. Chicago 28 26. Baltimore 25 27. Kansas City 25. Boston 21. Washington 15 35. Thursday results include Boston 5 Detroit 4 and Chicago 8 Los Angeles 4. National League late games list San Francisco 40 17 and Los Angeles 40 18. Pittsburgh 29 23. St. Louis 27 24. Milwaukee 25 29. Houston 23 30. Philadelphia 21 31. Chicago 18 35. New York 22 36. Saturday schedules feature Baltimore at New York, Cleveland at Boston, Chicago at Minnesota, Detroit at Washington, plus several NL matchups.
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Shirley Jones Rise From Girl Next Door to Star
Family Weekly profiles Academy Award winner Shirley Jones tracing her journey from a humble early image to a mature, vibrant actress. The June 10 issue highlights Jones and her family, with Beckiey Post-Herato Waleiah contributions.
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Stafford May Turn Pro Bowler
New York Yankee pitcher Bill Stafford revealed he is considering turning professional bowler after baseball season. He noted he would not bowl during the baseball year, citing different motions for pitching and bowling. Stafford spoke after a 4-0 win over the Cleveland Indians, saying he has thought about partnering with pro bowler Don Carter in a charity event.
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Jets hammer Suns in 16 1 rout in league thriller
Columbus Jets blasted Jacksonville Suns 16-1 behind a 14 hit attack including Hal Pritchard three run homer and Bob Smith five hitter. Jets scored six in the second and seven in the fourth as Jacksonville dropped to last. Other results saw Toronto edge Buffalo 5-4 and Rochester beat Syracuse 7-5. Standings: Jacksonville 34-14, Buffalo 27-21, Toronto 26-21, Rochester 22-23, Atlanta 23-25, Richmond 21-29, Syracuse 18-28, Columbus 18-29.
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Indians Blank Triplets 8-0 in Eastern League action
Charleston pitcher Dave Seemann held the Binghamton Triplets to four hits as the Indians won 8-0 behind one run in the sixth and seven in the seventh. The Triplets had four errors as the Indians rose to second place. Williamsport Grays beat Springfield Giants 3-1 with Ray Culp tossing all nine. Gary Modrell allowed 10 hits but York White Roses prevailed 7-4 over Elmira Pioneers, led by three-run frames in the fourth and fifth and a seventh-inning tally.
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Pappy Lewis Remains In Critical Condition
Pittsburgh UPI reports former West Virginia coach and Steelers personnel director Art Pappy Lewis, 50, remained on the critical list at St. Clair Memorial Hospital after a heart attack at his suburban Mt. Lebanon home.
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Major League Leaders Overview by League and Stat Totals
The list compiles leaders in batting runs batted in pitching for both American and National Leagues. It identifies top players by team and position with totals such as Mays Cepeda Banks Kaline Cepeda F. Alou White.
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Ellis Stops Bent in Louisville Boxing Bout
James Ellis from Louisville stopped Rudy Bent in Kingston Jamaica in a match reported by United Press International. The piece also notes a scientific fact that absolute zero is -459.6 degrees Fahrenheit and corresponds to no molecular motion.
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Death notices from TVS West Iris Ellison and others
Obituary notices report Iris Ellison 47 of 109 Jarrell Street died recently burial at Sunset Memorial Park. Honorary pallbearers named. Arrangements by Melton Mortuary. Virt Brooks 58 of Bolt died at home. Funeral at Bolt Fundamental Baptist Church with burial at Sunset Memorial Park. Joe Frank Myslinski 66 of Fireco died at home. Funeral at Fireco Methodist Church with burial at American Legion Cemetery Beckley. Classified display.
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Giants Sign Tom Scott 1962 NFL Contract
SIGNS WITH GIANTS New York Tom Scott 10 year NFL veteran signs his 1962 contract with the Giants. Scott was the Giants regular outside linebacker last season. Fresno Ben Medina ranked No 4 among junior welterweight contenders signs to fight Luis Molina at the San Jose Auditorium June 2. Jim Wakeling Rutgers University first baseman signs with Cincinnati Reds. to report to Geneva in the New York Pennsylvania League. Tokyo population figure 9,100,539 as of Aug 1, 1959. notices cover adoption, juvenile hearing, and court actions in Raleigh County West Virginia with dates in June 1962. Local service ads follow.
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