Rahall Leaders in Becktley Bowling Race with Slim Lead
Rahall's win over White Cross Pharmacy gives Beckley Medical League leaders a one game edge, as Rahall rolls high series 2858 to oust Eppy from first. Eppy's Drug drops to Beckley Medical Arts while Raleigh General falls to Colony Drug, creating a two way tie for second and a trio of teams contesting third including White Cross and Beckley Medical Arts with others close behind.
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Rahall’s
Beckley Medical League
Rahall
White Cross Pharmacy
Eppy
Beckley Medical Arts
Raleigh General
Colony Drug
White Cross
Thompson Drug
Phillips Opticians
Bob Frilen
Phillips
Harold Klein
Steve Meadows
Thompson
Edna Michael
Edith Gorsica
Ann Frilen
Chris Haynes
Beckley National Bank
Clarence Hancock
Raleigh County Bank
Bert Hawley
Beckley Hardware
Henry Bennett
Eastern Gas & Fuel
Pete Thornley
Sky Lanes
Williams
William Penn
Dennis Taylor
Frank Helmenzi
Dennis
Frank
Ex-Steeler Coach Kiesling Dies at 58
Walter Kiesling, former Pittsburgh Steelers head coach and 37-year NFL veteran, died from a respiratory ailment. He was 58 and serving as an assistant coach for the Steelers at the time of his death.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
Walter Kiesling
Pittsburgh Steelers
National Football League
Steelers
SoCal and UCLA to Host Los Angeles Basketball Classic
Southern California and UCLA will host the fourth Los Angeles Basketball Classic in December. Invited teams include St. Louis Northwestern Utah State Colorado State Stanford and Washington.
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Los Angeles
Southern California
UCLA
St. Louis
Northwestern
Utah State
Colorado State
Stanford
Washington
Day by day notes on invention and travel dreams
The reading suggests practical ideas and cooperation for recognition, plus a domestic challenge to solve. It recalls March 10 1876 when Bell sent the first telephone message in Boston and hints at future travel via atomic monorail at a thousand mph coast to coast in about three hours.
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Alexander Graham Bell
Boston
Mr. Watson
Zodiac Daily September 1962 Horoscope Digest
Aries caution against arguing with opinionated people. Taurus focus on home base expenses and budget. Gemini leadership impulse noted with cup activity. Cancer mood dips but improves with activity. Leo warns of marital pitfalls. be diplomatic. Virgo avoid selfish excess. Libra enjoy time with loved ones this weekend. Scorpio value calm discussions. Sagittarius economy and discretion needed. avoid over sharing. Capricorn tendency to criticize may cost friends. Aquarius medical appointments advised. Pisces interest in radiation and personality growth. read related articles. 1962 Field Enterprises Inc.
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Sagittarius
Capricorn
Aquarius
Shady and Glen White Capture Raleigh County Junior High Titles
Shady Spring juniors dominated Stoco's Papooses 65-42 to win Class A while Glen White beat Eccles 32-22 for Class B in Beaver with Shady and Glen White earning top tourney honors. Allen Skelton and Charles Saunders led Shady, Skelton tallying 26 of 41 combined points. Bobby Fink led Glen White with 11 points, Eccles’ Ralph Webb had nine.
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Shady Spring
Glen White
Raleigh
Beaver
Shady
Stoco’s Papooses
Eccles
Walter Daniels
Sophia
James Collins
Trap Hill
Rodney Clay
Richard Culberto
Bobby Fink
Glen
Pooses
Tiger Cubs
Stoco
Allen Skelton
Charles Saunders
Skelton
Papooses
Jerry Pier
Shady Spring Jr
Bobby Poe
Mike Slade
Danny Calvert
Larry Ann
Douglas Elliott
Harold Griffith
Merle Kaiser
Ronnie Lilly
Dennis Elliott
Harold War
A Ae
Acinlnackey
Stoco Jr. Lloyd Pack
JH D. Thompson
Jerry Piercy
Ray Austin
Charles Hornbuckle
Ernest Dunford
Wayne Hopkins
Sam Richardson
Tommy Rubin
Jackie Justice
Jack Trystuck
Thomas Lewis
Totals
Glen White Jr
Britten Gambrill
Willard Brown
Eugene Thompson
Charles Covey
Roy Wiggins
Eccles Jr
Terry Gregory
Ralph Webb
Chris Stoots
Eugene Shuman
Teenagers May Steal Relays Show Tonight
Two teen terriers Tom O'Hara and Bruce Kidd may steal the Chicago Daily News Relays from world record holders tonight. The field includes Jim Beatty John Uelses Ralph Boston and Hayes Jones, all have set or equalled world marks and seek new highs. O'Hara faces Beatty in the bankers mile with Peter Close and Brian Turner also racing. Kidd aims at Max Truex's 8 49 1 meet mark in a strong two mile lineup featuring Laszlo Tabori Bob Schul Ron Wallingford and Joe Thomas.
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Chicago
UPS
Tom O’hara
Bruce Kidd
Chicago Daily News
Jim Beatty
Los Angeles
John Uelses
Ralph Boston
Hayes Jones
O'Hara
Kidd
Beatty
Loyola University
Cleveland
New York
Peter Close
New York AC
Brian Turner
Southern Illinois
Toronto
Max Truex
Laszlo Tabori
Bob Schul
Tabori
Ron Wallingford
Joe Thomas
Axe II To Run In San Juan Capistrano Handicap
Arcadia Calif UP I reports Axe II, bred in America, will run in the $100 000 San Juan Capistrano Handicap at Santa Anita to close the winter meeting He carries 122 pounds over the long downhill turf layout Opponents include Physician Olden Times and Oink plus other turf standouts such as Hunter's Rock Mi carlo Lustrous Hope Chimorro Vinci Notable II Juanro and Queen America Oink has not won at the meet but has placed second to Axe II and to Art Market on turf Olden Times lacks turf race experience but has trained on grass since his Santa Anita Handicap run Physician and Oink both carry 120 pounds as second high imposts.
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Arcadia
Calif
UPI
England
Santa Anita
United States
Oink
Lustrous Hope
Chimorro
Vinci
Notable II
Juanro
Queen America
Axe II
Art Market
Physician
Deacon Vernon Law Quietly Shines In Intra-squad Start
In Fort Myers, Vernon Law pitched three innings in a Pirates intra-squad game and said he felt very encouraged. He allowed three hits and two runs with no walks and one strikeout, facing Elroy Face, Dick Groat doubled in two runs, and Roberto Clemente tripled as Don Clendenons beat Dick Stuarts 3-1.
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Fort Myers
Fla
UPI
Vernon Law
Pittsburgh Pirates
Law
Danny Murtaugh
Dick Groat
Roberto Clemente
Don Clendenons
Dick Stuarts
Elroy Face
Joe Gibbon
al McBean
Bob Veale
New York State Women’s Bowling Tourney Opens March 23
In Kingston, N Y the New York State Women’s Bowling Association tournament drew 8088 singles entries. With prize money totaling 75790 dollars the event runs on weekends from March 23 through May 27 at venues in Kingston.
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Watertown
N.Y
UPI
New York State
Kingston
Wekends
Mary
Beckley Wrecking and Beckley College Win Hoop Games
Beckley Wrecking defeated Sophia Independents 48 to 17 as Annie Torrico led with 30 points. Beckley College upset Neal's Fix-It Shop 43 to 30 with Marie Wilson scoring 33 points overall. Rough lightning death/injury figures noted for context.
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Beckley Wrecking
Beckley College
Beckley
Annie Torrico
Sophia Independents
Annie
Sophia Gals
Myra Barr
Sophia
Kitty Maynor
Pat Garten
Marie Wilson
Neal
Fix- It Shop
Ginger Ayers
Mary Anne Toten
Kay Horton
Kitty Mayror Saas
Diane Calvert
Peggy Monk
Carole Ke'ler
Virginia Walker
Sue Barr
Indians Start Exhibition Play Saturday
The Cleveland Indians open spring training exhibition play Saturday against the San Francisco Giants in Tucson. Rookie Sam McDowell, 19, is set to face the NL foes, after a promising three-inning warmup. Buddy Barker and Artie Kay starred in Thursday’s intra-squad 5-2 win, while veteran Gary Bell pitched three innings with one run allowed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson, Ariz
UPI
Cleveland Indians
San Francisco Giants
West Coasters
Sam McDowell
McDowell
Phoenix
Rockies Sparkl
Parkers
Ratts
Buddy Barker
Artie Kay
Baltimore
Johnny Temple
Barker
Kay
Mike de la Hoz
Bell
Cubs may name Charley Metro new manager in 1962 plan
In Mesa, Charley Metro emerges as a strong candidate to become the Cubs manager, seen as part of a rotating coaching system under owner Philip K. Wrigley. Metro, a former minor league star and longtime teacher of players, credits a record of developing majors with Vancouver and Denver and shaping hitters like Harry Chiti and Jer ry Casale, potentially reviving a dormant Chicago club.
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Bob Feller
Harry Grayson
Mesa, Ariz
NEA
Cubs
Philip K. Wrigley
Chicago Nationals
Harry Craft
Houston Colt .45S
John Holland
Charley Metro
Rendezvous Park
Mesa
Phoenix
Metro
Denver
Jake Wood
Steve Boros
Dick McAuliffe
Mike Rourke
Phil Regan
Detroit
Vancouver
Ronnie Hansen
Brooks Robinson
Marv Breeding
Chuck Estrada
Wes Stock
Baltimore
Moreskonich
Nanto-Glo
Johnstown
Harry Chiti
Jerry Casale
Bob Scheffing
Tigers
Billy Hitchcock
Oriole
College Roundup Sets Night of Key NCAA Bids
United Press International reports a busy college basketball night with Temple facing St Joseph's in Philadelphia and Southern Methodist meeting Texas Tech for the Southwest Conference title and NCAA bid. Colorado can clinch the Big Eight and an NCAA invite by beating Kansas, while Cincinnati and Bradley duel for the final NCAA spot. Regional playoff action features Evansville and Southern Illinois pursuing a regional final, and St John’s 88-64 over Manhattan highlights a light Thursday card. Harold Briley’s 40 points pace Evansville’s win over North Carolina A&T.
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United Press International
Temple
St. Joseph's
Philadelphia
Southern Methodist
Texas Tech
Fort Worth
Temple St. Joseph
Evansville
North Carolina A&t
Southern Illinois
Union
Tenn
St. John’s
Manhattan
New York University
Fordham
Boston College
Boston University
Oklahoma
Missouri
Texas
Texas Christian
Harold Briley
Ilinois
Ed Spila
Two Tied For Jamaica Open Golf Lead
Henry Williams Jr. of Fleetwood Pennsylvania and Al Geiberger of Carlton Oaks California shared the Jamaica Open lead after opening round with six under par 66s at Caymanas. Hildrop of Mount Hope Ontario was second at 67 with two eagles. Jackie Cupit tied at 69 alongside Miguel and De La Torre. Ferfee shot 72 while Whitt stood eight back.
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Kingston
Jamaica
Henry Williams Jr
Fleetwood
al Geiberger
Carlton Oaks
Calif
Geiberger
Williams
Peter Hildrop
Mount Hope
Ont
Lof
Jackie Cupit
Longview
Tex
Spain
Angel Miguel
Manuel de la Torre
Milwaukee
Wis
Jim Ferfee
Crystal River
Fla
Don Whitt
San Diego
Giambra To Fight Argentina Slugger
New York UPI reports middleweight Joey Giambra of Buffalo replaces Yama Bahama in a televised bout against Farid Salim of Argentina at St. Nicholas Arena Saturday night. Bahama withdrew with influenza after outpointing Giambra and Salim last year.
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New York
UPI
Joey Giambra
Farid Salim
Argentina
St. Nicholas Arena
Giambra
Buffalo
N.Y
Yama Bahama
West Indies
Bahama
Salim
ROS
Molina
Weekend basketball region matchups and games listed
The notice lists Region 1 to 4 basketball pairings at various locations including Parkersburg Buckhannon Huntington Moundsville and Bluefield with teams such as Pt Pleasant Weirton West Fairmont Elkins Beckley Princeton So Charleston Logan and Ripley plus other matchups. It also records a probate notice for the estate of Haven Edward Hurt detailing claim exhibits due by August 31 1962 and directives for beneficiaries to attend.
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Parkersburg
Moundsville
Pt. Pleasant
Weirton
Victory
Buckhannon
West Fairmont
Elkins
Richwood
Martinsburg
Fayetteville
Haven Edward Hurt
Beckley
West Virginia
Roy A. Cunningham
Raleigh County
Thomas May Regains Track Stardom Promise After Comeback
New York reports Thomas May of Boston University may return to prominence after a standout high jump at the National AAU meet at Madison Square Garden. He cleared seven feet as Jim Beatty clocked a 4:00.2 indoors mile, a new AAU mark, while Delany was out of the event.
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New York
UPS
John Thomas
Jim Beatty
Madison Square Garden
Thomas
Boston University
Stuent
Rome
Russia
Valeri Brumel
Brumel
Long John
Garden
Beatty
Ireland
Ron Delany
Skinner Sidelined by Mild Flu at Pirates Camp
Fort Myers Florida UPI Outfielder Bob Skinner is recovering from a slight flu and was sent home to rest after showing up with the Pittsburgh Pirates in spring training. Three rookies were injured in drills Larry Zuidmulder knee sprain Rodger Irvine ankle sprain. The Pirates also signed two West Coast youths to minor league contracts Kevin Thomas Scarpelli 21 and George James Hart 19 both Californians.
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Fort Myers
Fla
UPI
Bob Skinner
Pittsburgh Pirate
Skinner
Larry Zuidmuller
Rodger Irvine
Pirates
Kevin Thomas Scarpelli
George James Hart
California
Panathinaikos joins International Soccer League season
Panathinaikos of Athens, Greece signs to compete in the ILs third season starting May 20. They join Zaragosa, Elfsborg, Belenenses, MTK, Wiener Sport Club in the second section after two Greek titles.
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NEW York
UPI
International Soccer League
Panathinaicos
PAQ
Athens
Greece
Zaragosa
Spain
Elfsborg
Sweden
Belenenses
Portugal
MTK
Hungary
Wiener Sport Club
Austria
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Welch Recreation
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Henry Anderson
Purity Baking League
Purity Baking Loop
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Bill Worley
Don
Gambill
Harry Thomas
Dan Lively
Marcus
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Beckley Medical No
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Chris Caffee
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Emogene Barker
Pat Dilley
Mary L. Puskas
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Jo Ann Tyree
Thelma Thompson
Bette Evans
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Julia Gilmore
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Theresa Edwards
Marietta Roberts
Ruth Lightner
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Judy Nugen
Clarice McDonald
Georgia Wallace
Hallean Wills
Marie Kansala
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Hazel Phillips
Gene Morehouse
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Ruth Taylor
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Helen Morris
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Ann Torrico
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Marge Hunter
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Virginia Johnston
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Cleo Crewey
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Elizabeth Clay
Jean Lawhorn
Ruthy Sanford
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Scorpio
Field Enterprises, Inc
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Stoco's
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Capistrano
U.S
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Richmond, Ky
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Raleigh County Board of Educitation
Board of Education
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