Huarte Snow Lead Irish To Top Spot
Notre Dame, ranked No 1, storms to offense with Huarte and Snow factoring heavily. Huarte passes 56 percent, 72 of 128, includes a 21 of 37 Stanford game. Snow tied or set Irish receiving and TD records as the Irish prepare for a Saturday clash with Pittsburgh at Pitt Stadium.
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Lakers St Louis Tie for Western Lead in Loss Cut
The Los Angeles Lakers and the St. Louis Hawks shared first place in the Western Division after a 106-96 Lakers win over the New York Knicks at the Sports Arena. Coach Fred Schaus criticized the finish as reserves allowed a 24‑point edge to vanish while Knicks rookie Jim Barnes nailed 15 points in the final period. Jerry West led the victors with 31 points, matching his league-leading average.
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Steelers eye Thomas offense against St Louis Sunday
Pittsburgh may use Ciendenon Thomas as an offensive end to pair with Ed Brown and improve passing. The Steelers, 3-5, travel to St Louis after a final South Park drill, with only Jim Kelly sidelined by a leg injury as John Henry Johnson and Clarence Peaks pace the league rushing.
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Cobras and Drifters Clash In Rough Bowling Scores
The Cobras lost to the Drifters 4 2 as Split Personalities and Leftovers also posted results. Les Femmes led high team series with 2921 while Alicia Mohler topped individuals with 529. Other top figures included Jewel Wright 200 and Blanch Howell 583 in series.
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JC's Still Unbeaten In Volleyball Play
The Beckley Jaycees extended their season win streak to five in the Al Braun Volleyball League by defeating Beckley Independents in two straight games 15-10 and 15-12. Other results saw Raleigh Register fall to Beckley Pickups 15-8 11-15 and Orkin win twice over Veterans Hospital 15-13 15-12. Matches are at Beckley Recreation Building each Thursday night at 7:00 p.m.
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Great new taste pipe tobacco in a filter cigarette
An advertisement promotes Half and Half flavored pipe tobacco packed into filter cigarettes. It highlights pleasing aroma and a new taste, claiming the product uses America’s best pipe tobacco to deliver a distinct smoking experience.
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Beckley and Hinton Meet in Raleigh County Showdown
Area football nears season end as Beckley travels to Hinton for a key Raleigh County League clash. Beckley aims for win No. 8 behind Freddie Lewis and a balanced offense. Hinton relies on passer Mark Hannah and backs Butch Chariton and Larry Baker while junior D K Porterfield rests with injury.
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Cassius Clay Ready for Liston Boston Garden Bout
Cassius Clay says he is ready for Sonny Liston in the Boston Garden bout on November 16. Trainer Angelo Dundee calls Clay “finely ready” and Clay jokes about tapering off with a sparring partner like Floyd Patterson. Liston believes Clay faces a tougher fight and hints at a new strategy, recalling his Miami Beach loss.
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Pittsburgh Nips Quebec In AHL
Pittsburgh defeated the Quebec Aces 4-3 in an AHL game. Jim Watson scored the decisive goal at 12 47 of the final period to avenge an earlier 82 drubbing. The win improved Pittsburgh to 45 1 but kept Quebec atop the Eastern Division while Pittsburgh sits third in the Western Division.
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Red Wings Beat Rangers In NHL
Detroit gains sole first place with a 3-1 win over New York as six straight games without a loss includes three scorers Floyd Smith Norm Ullman and Bruce MacGregor. Dick Duff tied it for New York before Altman 63 seconds later gave Detroit the lead. Montreal and Toronto drew 2-2 as Canadiens and Maple Leafs stay within one game of the leaders.
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UFL Standings and Upcoming Games Schedule
Eastern division leaders Indianapolis Wheeling Joliet Quebec Canton Toledo Grand Rapids Charleston Grand Rapids and Canton hold eight two records in Western division while Joliet Quebec and Wheeling show varied results. This week features Charleston at Joliet and Toledo at Grand Rapids on Saturday with Quebec at Indianapolis and Wheeling at Canton Sunday night.
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Executives Plan Unity In Baseball Operations
Major League executives plan to centralize baseball operations in one city, likely Chicago, with meetings held by owners and general managers of 20 clubs. The process aims to address baseball's image, with a final statement to follow after weekend sessions.
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Braves Fight Milwaukee Move In Federal Court Case
In Milwaukee a federal hearing began over whether the Braves must keep playing in County Stadium or can move to Atlanta for 1965. Braves president John McHale testified for hours denying pre Sept 14 deal talks and confirming a Oct 19 recommendation to move. The county argues Milwaukee is the club’s principal place of business and wants the contract enforced in county court.
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Dual junior high basketball night planned by two schools
On Saturday night St Francis De Sales seventh and eighth graders will host Teel South seventh and eighth graders at 7 30 p m with the preliminaries featuring St Francis De Sales sixth graders against Teel South sixth graders at 6 30 p m The event pits two school teams against each other in a double head affair expected to draw local fans.
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State Police Find No Clues In Major Laurel Fire
State police said on election night they had no suspects or clues in the Laurel track fire that destroyed 3% horses and caused about 300000 dollars in damages. Investigators weighed arson versus accidental causes and conducted a lie detector test on a two year old stable worker.
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WBA Names Six New Contenders
The World Boxing Association adds six contenders in its latest ratings. Joey Archer of New York and Paulie Armstead of Los Angeles earned top contender status as boxers of the month for wins over Dick Tiger and Lou Molina. Gregorio Peralta of Argentina rises from second to first in light heavyweights, replacing Harold Johnson due to inactivity, while Makoto Watanabe of Japan takes over from Jesus Pimentel of Mexico on the challenger list.
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