NAIA second round set as Grambling Peru meet in Kansas City
In Kansas City the 1961 NAIA tourney features Grambling versus Peru State in the 3 p.m. CST second round after Grambling’s 107-85 first round win over Linfield and Peru State’s 72-65 upset of Oglethorpe. Other Tuesday games include Winston-Salem against West Virginia State and Westminster facing Newberry.
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Kansas City, Mo
UPI
Grambling
Peru
Neb
Linfield
Ore
Peru State
Oglethorpe
Maryland State
Westminster
Northern Michigan
Southwest Texas State
Arkansas State
Carson Newman
Tenn
Central
Conn
Illi
Buffalo Has Best 1 2 Scoring Punch
Buffalo High School from Putnam County opens Class A in the West Virginia scholastic basketball tournament in Huntington. Gary Stanley and Bob Anthony headline a 23-2 Bisons squad aiming for victory against White Sulphur Springs, with Wheeling’s Tomlinson and Marvin as top challengers. The team trails until the final minutes in a tight regular season, but confidence is high for a trophy in Putnam County.
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W. Va
UPI
Little Buffalo High School
West Virginia
Huntington
Bisons
Putnam ‘County
Barrackville
Elk Garden
Memorial Field House
Gary Stanley
Bob Anthony
Stanley
Anthony
Chattaray
Chapmanville
Dick Tomlinson
Gary
Tony) Marvin
Tomlinson
Marvin
Wheeling
Lou Singer
Singer
Athony
Putnam County
Evans Leads Majors League With 599 Series At Bowl-Wick
Keith Evans of Quality Lumber tops the Men's Majors with a 599 series Tuesday night at Bowl-Wick. Dix Manning and Dennis Taylor also posted strong scores including Manning a 597 and a 236 game. Taylor added a 588 in All-Star action while Klaus, Halash and others posted notable series as Beckley bowling circles report standings and team totals from the Bureau of Mines League.
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Keith Evans
Quality Lumber
Bowl-Wick
Dix Manning
New River Supply
Dennis Taylor
Atkinson Shopping Center
Taylor
Manning
Jack Klaus
Klaus
Nick Halash
Evans
Kegle
Dix
Peterson
Walter Humphrey
Gus Lilly
Jim Dale
Curtis Johnson
John Gorsica
Denny Stone
Jim Warden
Jim Brown
Jim Beard
Beckley
Astro Guide Horoscope Roundup For Today
Present for you and yours with travel favoring the day. A late trip is warranted as money should be no problem. ARIES March 2 to April 19 Don’t tense over others problems. manage your own TAURUS April 20 to May 20 Disagreements between parent and child. avoid demiverring. GEMINI May 21 to June 2 Don’t brood over past mistakes. strive to move forward. CANCER June 22 to July 2 Don’t stick to tedious work. nervous tension may rise. LEO July 22 to Aug 21 Your mental attitude needs work. avoid self pity. VIRGO Aug 22 to Sept 22 Offer help when asked but don’t push it first.
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Aries
Gemini
Reokr
Leo
Capricorn
Budweisers To Appear In ABC Classics Tonite
DETROIT UPI The St Louis Budweisers featuring Don Carter Dick Weber Bill Lillard and Ray Bluth make their first Classic appearance at the American Bowling Congress tournament tonight If they carry their 1008 ABC average through the Classic they should lead the team standings The current Classic leader is Onyx Trophies of New York with 5804 Two Detroit clubs Great Lakes and Ivorys posted 2968 and 2785 respectively The 2968 is the best start by any Classic club Capt Lou Sielaff 628 and Burt Price 609 surpassed 600 Page Edward 35 Springfield Ill and partner Ervin Bridges took the two man lead in national play with a 1977 series Page and Moore last week led doubles at the Elks tournament in Rochester N Y Horace Walker Ardmore Pa topped the Classic singles with 663 while Jerome Whitey Harris St Louis had 652 earlier.
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Detroit
UPI
St. Louis
Onyx Trophies
New York
Great Lakes Club
Ivorys
Great Lakes
Lou Sielaff
Burt Price
Edward Page
Springfield
Ill
Ervin Bridges
Page
Bridges
Ken Fortman
Danny Meyers
Ottawa
Ohio
Charles Moore
Rochester
N.Y
Horace Walker
Ardmore
Jerome
Whitey Harris
Springer to Be Honored for 15-Year Conference Leadership
The National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics will honor George Springer of Beckley West Virginia at a luncheon during the NAIA Basketball Tournament. He is recognized as small college conference commissioner of the year though his official title is executive secretary, a post he has held for 15 years. He chairs the conference eligibility committee, assigns game officials, and oversees the league's 15 team basketball tournament.
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Kansas City
UPI
National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics
George Springer
Beckley
W. Va
Springer
West Virginia
Ullman Nets Four As Detroit Tops Rangers 5 2
Norm Ullman scored four times to lift the Detroit Red Wings to a 5-2 win over the New York Rangers. Ullman’s four goals came in the first and third periods as Detroit fired 44 shots on Marcel Paille while Rangers goalkeeper Pat Hannigan and Andy Hebenton tallied for New York.
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United Press International
Detroit Red Wings
Norm Ullman
Red Wings
New York Rangers
Ullman
Marcel Paille
Rangers
Ranger
Pat Hannigan
Andy Hebenton
Donovan To Coach 10th East-West Shrine Game
St. Bonaventure coach Eddie Donovan was chosen to coach the East squad for the 10th annual Shrine East-West game in Kansas City on March 28. Ararat Temple game director William C. Stock announced the selection and said the West coach would be named later. The East-West Shrine Game features top senior college players.
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Kansas City
UPI
St. Bonaventure
Eddie Donovan
William C. Stock
Ararat Temple
Stock
Grade school tourney yields Class A semifinals
Stanaford Sophia and Hollywood advanced to the Class A semifinals after easy wins Tuesday night as Mark Twain was barred from play by the Activities Commission. Stanaford beat Crab Orchard 41 30, Sophia beat Cranberry 29 17, and Hollywood defeated Rhodell 35 25.
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Stoco
Sophia
Mark Twain
The
Activities Commission
Stanaford
Hollywood
Crab Orchard
Cranberry
Rhodell
Midway
Killarney
Helen
Slab Fork
Denny Pomeroy
Lacy Farley
Wayne Sullivan
Daniels
D. Cochran
Notyweed
Stewart Caps Accuracy Title
Beckley West Virginia final conference statistics show Ed Stewart of Alderson-Broaddus with 29 percent shooting to win accuracy honors in the WVU Conference, while Bill Lefevre of West Virginia State hit .614 percent for second. Ken Stewart led in rebounding at 17.5 per game, with Ron Everhart at 15.6. Mike Santer led in free throw accuracy at .818 percent.
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Beckley
W. Va
UPI
Ed Stewart
Alderson-Broaddus
West Virginia
Bill Lefevre
West Virginia State
George Springer
Ken Stewart
Concord
Ron Everhart
Fairmont
Mike Santer
Wheeling College
Weiss May Return As President Of New Club
George Weiss, 66, former New York Yankees general manager and vice president, may become president of a new National League club in New York. A press conference was scheduled to announce Weiss succeeding M. Donald Grant as club president, signaling his return to a city where he achieved major career highs.
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Weiss
Miami
Fla
UPI
George Weiss
New York Yankees
New York
Yankee
M. Donald Grant
Orioles sign Lind promising young righty for modest bonus
Lodi California reports 18 year old Dick Lind signed with the Baltimore Orioles and will join Stockton in the California League Class C. Lind posted a 22-3 high school record and is described as a promising prospect.
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Lodi
Calif
UPI
Dick Lind
Baltimore Orioles
Orioles
Stockton
California
Shortage of Teachers Frustrates Parents and Students
A sentence on the struggle to persuade families that the teacher shortage constitutes a serious problem. It notes concerns about classroom quality and the impact on students, with emphasis on heightened anxiety among parents and the community.
Aces Share 5th Berth In AHL Competition
The Quebec Aces defeated the Rochester Americans 5-2 to move into a share of fifth place with Cleveland. Goalie Claude Dufour stopped 32 shots while Ed win Chadwick made 19 saves for Rochester. Jackie LeClair led Quebec with two goals and one assist.
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Aces
Rochester Americans
Cleveland
Claude Dufour
Quebec
Edwin Chadwick
Rochester
Jackie LeClair
On This Day in History March 16 1961 Almanac
The March 16 Almanac notes events from 1751 James Madison born in Port Conway Virginia to 1802 West Point act establishing the US Military Academy and 1882 Senate approval of US Red Cross membership. Also cites 1959 Eisenhower summit stance and 1960 endorsement of Nixon. Quote from Daniel Webster on mind and thought.
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United States
James Madison
Port Conway
Virginia
Congress
United States Military Academy
West Point
New York
Senate
Red Cross
Eisenhower
Nixon
Public Notice School Bus Bids and Track Vehicle Purchase
Raleigh County Board of Education will accept sealed bids until March 28, 1961 at 7 30 P M for school bus chassis and bodies. Bid specs are available at the Raleigh County Courthouse Beckley WV. The board may reject all bids. Also bids for a one 2 ton flat dump truck are invited with specs at the same office. Separate notice from Circuit Court of Raleigh County orders Anna Mae Radford to answer for divorce by April 3 1961.
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Raleigh County Board of Education
Raleigh County
Beckley
West Virginia
Board of Education
Sherman C. Trail
Ph&rr
Rd of Education
Circuit Court of
Paul Radford
Anna Mae Radford
Essex Court
Hamilton
Ohio
Kermit A. Locke
C. Harold Hanks
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Vine Street
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End Valley Drive
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Mass
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City Ave
Beckley Newspapers Corp
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