Ten Pin Tim Hewell Co. and league standouts at Sky Lanes
In the Tuesday Night Business League at Sky Lanes, Ten Pin Tim Hewell Tobacco Co. took second place after sweeping two of three from Crown Cleaners, one game behind Beckley Art and Silk Co. Auctioneers led with 493 by Richard Newsome. Crown Cleaners’ Johnny Blevins topped both teams with 211-540. Multiple teams battled for positions as high scorers included Howard Dew 506 for the painters and Bud Sisk 501 for the Undertakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hewell Tobacco Co
Crown Cleaners
Beckley Art and Silk Co
Sky Lanes
Richard Newsome
Johnny Blevins
Beckley
Keyser-Bryant
Howard Dew
Bud Sisk
Undertakers
Purity Maid Baking
Beckley Glass Co
Russell Ewing
Jack Linsky
Glassmen
Arnold Motor Co
Coal City
Bowling League Standings Show Tight Race After Tuesday
Ann Dashach led Lowe Brothers Electric to a first place tie with W. T. Grant Co by sweeping the Depart ment Store team in the Ladies Tuesday Night Handicap League. Sue Sisk topped with 439 for the Tellers and Betty Ignatovich 423 for the winners. Beckley Manufacturing stayed in contention with two wins over Beckley National Bank. Jimmie's H. F. edged Woodies Beauty Shop in two games but sits five back. Becky Reed led the league with 536 but the upset pursued. Phyllis Rose 377 led the winners.
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Woodie's
Becky Reed
Beckley National Bank
Sky Lanes
Juanita Greer
Reed
Beauticians
Sue Sisk
W. T. Grant Co
Jimmie’s
Margaret Lynch
Mack Profitt
Beckley Manufacturing Co
Lowe Brothers Electric
Virginia Claytor
Betty Ignatovich
Ann Dashbach
Ann Dashach
Jimmie’s H. & F
Woodies Beauty Shop
Beautician
Phyllis Rose
Twins Could Win With One More Right-Hand Starter
Manager outlines plan to improve 1963 Twins with a top right-hander, notes strong infield defense led by Versalles and Rollins, power from Killebrew and Allison, promising youth like Oliva, Mincher, Banks, and Keller, and recalls Kaat, Pascual, and Stange as pitchers.
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Twins
Minnesota Twins
Harry Grayson
Vic Power
Bernie Allen
Zoilo Versalles
Rich Rollins
Allen
Rollins
Harmon Killebrew
Bob Allison
Hawk Lenny Green
Pedro Oliva
Wytheville
Charlotte
N. C
Oliva
Don Mincher
George Banks
Johnny Gary
Mincher
Charlie Keller
Bill Tuttle
Jim Lemon
Earl Battey
Jerry Zimmerman
Joe McCabe
Vancouver
Texas Team Moves Into ABC Spotlight
Dallas Texans opened its bid for classic division honors in the American Bowling Congress tournament with a 3 054 first block. It trails United Van Lines of St. Louis by 3 156 needed tonight to overtake the leaders. Fairlanes of Fairless Hills Pa. finished with 5 703, failing in a late rally to reach the leaders. Ophir Vellenowath and Jack Reuther of Wheeling W Va. led minor doubles with 1 289, while Harold Stewart of Akron Ohio had 1 891 in regular all events.
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UPI
Admiration Homes
Dallas
Tex
American Bowling Congress
Texans
United van Lines
St. Louis
Fairlanes
Fairless Hills
Sony
Ophir Vellenowath
Jack Reuther
Wheeling
W. Va
Harold Stewart
Akron
Ohio
Exhibition Roundup Highlights Adcock Triandos with New Uniforms
Joe Adcock, traded to Cleveland from Milwaukee, slugged two three run homers as the Indians beat Houston 11 to 3. Gus Triandos, joining Detroit from Baltimore, homered and drove in four in a 17 to 3 win over Washington. Cubs, Mets, Cardinals, Athletics, Yankees, Orioles and Red Sox also posted spring wins with notable hits and pitching performances.
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Dick Joyce
UPI
Joe Adcock
Gus Triandos
Adcock
Cleveland
Milwaukee Braves
Indians
Houston Colts
Triandos
Baltimore Orioles
Detroit Tigers
Washington Senators
Joe
Birdie Tebbetts
Milwaukee
Mike Rourke
Bill Freehan
Bubba Phillips
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Phil Regan
Dick Egan
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Chicago Cubs
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Ron Santo
Victrry
Belinsky
Homer Hickman
Mets
Waen Spahn
Carl Sawatski
Cardinal
Dave Nicholson
White Sox
George Alusik
A’s
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Dodgers
Bud Daley
Skinny Brown
Dodger
Don Drysdale
Brown
Phillie
Richie Allen
Bob Lavarine
Orioles
Frank Malzone
Red Sox
Jack Sanford
Giants
Don Larsen
Houston
Bruce
Brunet
Mixon
Campbell
Siebert
Perry
Nischwitz
Romano
Radio era hurts traditional baseball and boxing
The piece laments television eroding local baseball and boxing culture, noting fewer fans and talent as major leagues profit from TV rights. It praises Kefauver for proposing a federal boxing commissioner to clean up the sport and argues boxing remains a legitimate, even beneficial, profession when properly regulated.
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Ring
Kefauver
Sen
Estes Kefauver
D-Tenn
Rts
Four Man Field Set for Golf World Series in Akron
Walter Schwimmer announced safeguards to guarantee a four man field for the 1963 World Series of Golf at Firestone Country Club Akron on Sept 7 8. The prize is 50000 for 36 holes with players Palmer Player Nicklaus and the field advancing via playoff outcomes and alternates.
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Akron
Ohio
UPI
Walter Schwimmer
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
South Africa
Gary Player
Schwimmer
Palmer
Player
Nicklaus
Nickllaus
Firestone Country Club
Don Finsterwald
Firestone
Mets part with veteran slugger Bob Cerv
In St. Petersburg Florida UPI reports the New York Mets released veteran outfielder Bob Cerv as they decided not to offer a contract after trying to join the team. Cerv, a longtime AL slugger, was informed Monday he would not be hired.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
UPI
Bob Cerv
New York Mets
Mets
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