Angels Plan New Style In Palm Springs Camp
In Palm Springs California Los Angeles Angels manager Bill Rigney outlines a shift for 1962 noting integration of base running hitting and defense. Key players Steve Bilko and Albie Pearson headline a 46-man squad while Thomas may need surgery for a foot injury.
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Palm Spring
Calif
NEA
Gene Austry
Angels
Los Angeles American League
Polo Grounds
Palm Springs
Hollywood
Steve Bilko
Albie Pearson
Desert Inn
Yankees
Roger Maris
Mickey Mantle
Bolt Leads In Little Tourney Of Champions
Tommy Bolt of Crystal River Florida and Bob Rosburg of Palo Alto California led eight others after a 68 in the first round of the 36 hole Little Tournament of Champions at Panama City Country Club. Bolt eagled the ninth with a three iron and 25 foot putt. Ten top pros play the two day event before the St. Petersburg Open.
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Panama City
Fla
UPI
Tommy Bolt
Crystal River
Fila
Bob Rosburg
Palo Alto
Calif
Panama City Country Club
Dave Ragen
Orlando
Art Wall Jr
Pocono Manor
Doug Sanders
Ojai
Sanders
Beckley Elks Little League Meeting Rescheduled
March 20 is the new date for the Beckley Elks Little League meeting after managers missed the original session tonight. The postponement followed low attendance and to convene with more participants.
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Beckley Elks Little League
NCAA Tournament Opens With Wake Forest Leading Berths
Six of seven favorites reach semi final regional play led by Wake Forest and Cincinnati. Ohio State and Western Kentucky advance to face each other after overcoming setbacks, while NYU Villanova and Creighton post first round wins. Highlights include Len Chappell scoring 25 for Wake Forest and a Creighton Memphis State brawl late in the Midwest region. Cincinnati upsets Bradley to join Creighton in Manhattan, Kansas.
Horoscope and historical note on Pennsylvan ia char ter
A mixed item combines a playful zodiac forecast for each sun sign with a historical aside noting that on March 14 1681 King Charles II granted a charter for American land to William Penn in payment of a debt to his father Sir William Penn and that the colony was named Pennsylvania Penns Woods. The piece ends citing 1962 Field Enterprises Inc.
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Charles II
William Penn
Pennsylvania
Penn's Woods
Penn
New York boxing result pits Marcilla to Shomo decision
In New York Antonio Marcilla of Chicago overcome Vince Shomo of New York in a close points decision 148 to 147 on a ten count card.
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New York
UPI
Antonio Marcilla
Chicago
Vince Shomo
Gary District Advances In West Virginia State Tourney
Gary District drubbed Bluefield Park Central 72-57 in the Region 3 Class AA finals to complete the state tournament field. Five Gary District starters scored in double figures led by Herb Carpenter with 18 points as the team improved to 20-3 and earned a Thursday night matchup with Follaws bee in Morgantown. Roosevelt Wilson of Clarksburg will face Lenore in the second AA game that night.
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W. Va
Gary
Bluefield Park Central
West Virginia
Morgantown
Thursos
Gary District
Herb Carpenter
Follawsbee
Clarksburg
Roosevelt Wilson
Lenore
College Basketball Results From NCAA and NAIA Tournaments
United Press International reports first round NCAA results in East West and Midwest regions with Cincinnati beating Bradley 61 46 NYU defeating Massachusetts 70 50 Villanova top Wake Forest 90 75 Yale 82 and Butler 56 Bowling Green 55 Western Kentucky 90 Detroit 81 Creighton 87 Memphis State 83 Texas Tech 68 Air Force 66 Also NAIA first round scores from Kansas City Missouri Harvey 95 Ouachita Baptist 7 Savannah State 84 Pacific Laboratory 75 Florence St 54 Peru St 90 Mayville St 74 Prairie View A M 73 Ashland 64 C M St 52 St Cloud St 85 W Jewell 57 Cent Conn St 52 C Newman 75 Georgetown Ky 51.
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United Press International
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New York University
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Butler
Kentucky
Iowa City
Western
Tex
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Air Force Acad
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F Mar. Harvey
Ouachita Bapt
Savannah St
Pacific Lab
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Buena Vis
St. Cloud St
Florence St
Peru St
Mayville St
Prairie View AM
Ashland
W. Jewell
Cent. Conn
C.newman
Geotown
West Virginia Girls State Basketball Tourney Opens March 22
Defending champion Park Ponti ac Charleston aims to defend its 1961 title as the West Virginia Girls State Basketball Tournament runs March 22 to 25 in Charleston. Entries include 1961 runnerup Augustine Beer Aggies plus four teams from Huntington Bluefield and Charleston, with potential entries from Moundsville Matewan St Albans Parkersburg Ripley Morgantown and Institute.
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Beer Aggies
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Bluefield
Moundsville
Matewan
St. Albans
Parkersburg
Ripley
Morgantown
Institute
P B’s Leading Wed Mixed League in Fourth Period
In the Sky Lanes Wednesday Night Handicap League race the P B’s hold a one game lead after the fourth period. Carl Perry and Ad Barker led with 545 and 526 series as the team beat the Astronauts three games. Doris Hock led the Pinheads with 191-440 and Gene Morehouse topped the Astronauts with 511. Multiple teams and bowlers posted strong totals across divisions including 3 game sweeps by several squads and top individual scores.
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Happee
Pb’s
Carl Perry
Ad Barker
Gene Morehouse
Doris Hock
Robert Penman
Thomas Allaman
George Steffey
Samuel Thomson
Samuel
Aaron Bailey
Stanley Bender
Ruth Lightner
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Jone
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Lambert
Charlie Walker
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Navy recruits endure two week fallout shelter stay
Washington UPI reports 100 Navy men newly emerged from a two week underground shelter at Bethesda Naval Medical Center after boot camp recruits from Great Lakes endured the 25 by 48 foot chamber with no artificial heat. Doctors praised the morale and adaptation as the crew played games, discussed food and girls, and kept spirits high under the steel arch shelter.
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Soviet Union sweeps ski relays at world students games
On final day in Villars Switzerland the Soviet Union won both the men's and ladies ski-relays at the world students winter games. In other briefs, Boston Patriots will train at Andover Mass next fall to be closer to fans, Georgia Tech to meet Virginia in football in 1965, and Larry Spraker rode three Oaklawn Park winners Bulock Ditch Road and Admiral Jack with payouts of 11.80 24.60 and 6.60 respectively.
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Butler Named Region 3 Wildlife Director
C Butcher of Parkersburg became the first West Virginian elected regional director of the National Wildlife Federation Region 3 at the federation’s national convention in Dover Colorado. The convention ended Sunday. Butcher has 30 years in conservation work and has led West Virginia Sportsmen Unlimited Inc. and currently heads the West Virginia Wildlife Federation.
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W. Va
UPI
C. Butcher
Parkersburg
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Wyoming County Junior High Tourney Opens at Pineville
Wyoming County Junior High hoop quintets kickoff the annual basketball tournament at Pineville tonight. Two games are slated with host Pineville facing Herndon at 6 p.m. and Mullens meeting Oceana. Losers play at 6:30 tomorrow, winners meet in the second game. Admission is 50 cents for the public and 25 cents for students.
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Pineville
Herndon
Obituaries for Scarbro and Wood with funeral details
Kelly Scarbro, 16, of Sand Lick. Funeral at 2 p.m. Tuesday March 13 in F.S. Mattsville Church. Burial in Sand Lick Puencatony Vearureevery woop. Dallas Wood, 52, of Glen Morgan. Died 5:45 p.m. Friday March 9 after heart attack. Funeral at 2 p.m. Tuesday March 13 at Lester Upper Church of God. Burial in Shumate Cemetery at Maple Meadows. Body to remain at Rose and Quesenberry Funeral Chapel 1901 South Kanawha Street.
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Notice to Creditors and Beneficiaries of Snead Estate
To the Creditors and Beneficiaries of the estate of J H Snead deceased all persons with claims against the estate are notified to exhibit them with vouchers legally verified to the undersigned at my office in Beckley West Virginia on or before September 26 1962 otherwise they may be excluded from all benefits of said estate All beneficiaries are notified to be present on said day to protect their interests Given under my hand Roy A Cunningham Commissioner of Accounts Raleigh County West Virginia 3 27 Tue 3 RR
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J. H. Snead
Beckley
West Virginia
Roy A. Cunningham
Raleigh County
Public sale of land by Raleigh County Board of Education
The Raleigh County Board of Education will sell at public auction to the highest bidder on Saturday March 31 1962 at 10 30 A M in front of the Raleigh County Court House Beckley West Virginia the land containing about one eighth acre where the Miller one room school stood prior to demolition located on Drews Creek in Marsh Fork District about two miles from Pineknob. The land was conveyed to the board by deed dated October 8 1910 and recorded in Deed Book 45 page 133. Terms cash in hand on date of sale. The board reserves the right to reject any or all bids. John W Saunders Secretary Raleigh County Board of Education.
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Beckley
West Virginia
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Marsh Fork
Pineknob
Board of Education
Raleigh County
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Johnstown Rd
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Nickie
End Valley Drive
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