Packers Aim for 10th Straight as Colts Brace for Clash
NFL Week features Green Bay seeking a 10th straight win against the underdog Colts who have shown a stout defense but limited attack. Giants favored at home over the Eagles while Washington hopes to topple Pittsburgh as Detroit, Chicago, San Francisco, and Cleveland also host pivotal games.
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Olympic Champ Predicts U S Loss To Russia In 1964
Rafer Johnson, Olympic decathlon champion, says the United States will lose overall to the Russians at the 1964 Games but will keep dominance in track and field. He expects C K Yang of UCLA to break his world record with 9 000 points and win the decathlon, while noting the AAU NCAA dispute may soon yield equal voice for regulation. Johnson, retired but world record holder, spoke during a New Jersey event at the statehouse with Gov Hughes.
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Lakers Trounced by Nats as Chicago Edges Knicks
Syracuse won seven of nine by teamwork as the Nationals beat the Los Angeles Lakers 120 to 98 in Baltimore. Chicago edged New York 95 to 92 with late baskets sealing the win. John Kerr scored 28 for Syracuse, while Dave Gambee limited Elgin Baylor. Walt Bellamy led the Knicks with 37 and Richie Guerin added 21.
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Si Green
Richie Guerin
Clay pounds Archie Moore to set up Liston bout
Cassius Clay, 20, remained undefeated after his fourth round knockout of Archie Moore in Los Angeles. The victory, his 16th straight, drew plans for a potential fight with Sonny Liston and possible dates in Yankee Stadium next June and a rematch with Billy Daniels in Miami Beach. Clay claimed he would draw $10 million against Liston, while Moore secured a $75,000 guarantee and 35 percent of gate and TV receipts.
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Garden Hopes To Promote Title Fight
Madison Square Garden plans a Sonny Liston Cassius Clay heavyweight title bout at Yankee Stadium next June after lining up a TV bout for Clay at Miami Beach on Jan 19. The Miami opponent could be the Folley Jones winner or contenders Machen Daniels or Daniels rival. Garden aims for Liston first defense after Patterson but not a Patterson rematch.
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Navy-Trojans grudge game tests No 1 rating clash
Southern California meets Navy in a high stakes clash at Los Angeles Coliseum as the No 1 Trojans pursue an eighth straight win while Navy aims to derail the top ranking. Alabama and Ole Miss, Wisconsin and Northwestern clash for Big Ten Rose Bowl hopes, with other major showdowns across the country influencing national standings.
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Pistons seek waiver on Doyle from Belmont Abbey
Detroit Pistons officials requested waivers on Dan Doyle a 6 foot 8 inch forward from Belmont Abbey North Carolina who has undergone two years of trial periods with the NBA club.
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Welders Lead In Industrial Handicap League Wins
Beckley Welding defeated Coles Cabinet Shop in three straight in Bowl-Wick league action led by Cliff Blackburn with a 570 high series. Jr Johnson 523 Ad Barker 206-543 and Don Israel 510 also contributed. Cabinet’s Jack Pedro topped their side. Bread Five’s Jim Hodge 488 led the winning team’s high series while Al Tieche 478 paced the Hospital. Bottling Co. and Insulators split, with Bill Rutherford 483 for Bottling and Press Lightner 482 for Insulators. Lewis Turbyfill 547 and Joe Zebrosky 514 led the two-team high series.
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Cliff Blackburn
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Don Israel
Jack Pedro
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Purity Maid
Beckley Hospital
Jim Hodge
al Tieche
Battling Co
Smith
Greenbrier Dairy
Beckley Insulation
Bill Rutherford
Press Lightner
Lewis Turbyfill
Joe Zebrosky
Striking Ladies Play Guide on Spare Strategy
The article explains why higher bowling scores rely on spare converts and notes women often spare fewer strikes than men. It suggests a hypothetical 170 score if a woman knocked down seven pins on the first ball and converted every spare. It also offers a tip to start the approach on the opposite side from the pins and aim at the key pin nearest you.
Bruins land single win as two high scores fail
In the C and P Telephone League at Sky Lanes the Bruins earned one win while Green Hornets took two from Telstars led by John Richmond 183 512. Melvin Burgess 206 519 and Les Welch 200 551 starred. Imperials swept Y Nets three games. Repeats won all three games via Spoilers forfeit with Roger Thomas 529 and Arnold Wyont 507.
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Beckley Medical League bowling results report
Eppys Drug opened the Beckley Medical League second quarter by sweeping Phillips Opticians and posting the night high 2629 series and 885 game at Bowl-Wick. Thompson Drug took two from Raleigh General Hospital, Colony Drug split with Beckley Medical Arts, Pinecrest A defeated Pinecrest B, and Rahall’s beat Professional Park. Rahall’s added 2624 second high series and Professional Park 2622, with Rahall’s 905 high game and Professional Park 897 second. Top individual scores included Frank West of Rahalls with 547, Hazel Phillips 177 high game and 463 series for Professional Girls, Worthy McKinney men’s high game 195, Bozo Powers 194-518, Kathie Kambouris 170-454, Bill Cramer 510, and Judy McKinney 441.
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Frank West
Rahalls
Hazel Phillips
Worthy McKinney
Bozo Powers
Kathie Kambouris
Bill Cramer
Judy McKinney
Beauty Shop Leads After Win In Tuesday Night League
Woodies Beauty Shop built a one game lead in Sky Lanes Ladies Tuesday Night Handicap League by beating W T Grant Co. Jimmies H & F defeated Beckley Manufacturing while Mary Richmond led Beckley with a 496 series and Sue Sisk topped the night with 496. Juanita Greer had a 425 for Beauty Shop and Margaret Lynch led W T Grant with 411. Ann Hunts top 409 for Jimmies H F. Helen Johnson sparkled for Beckley National Bank as they swept Lowe Brothers Electric.
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Juanita Greer
Margaret Lynch
Ann Hunt
Mary Richmond
Beckley National Bank
Lowe Brothers Electric
Sue Sisk
Bank
Helen Johnson
Don Phillips
Eagles On Verge Of Collapse After 1-7-1 Start
Philadelphia Eagles, once NFL champions in 1960, slump to 1-7-1 as uncertainty grips front office and coaching staff. GM Vince McNally cites injuries, new players, and key losses from 1961 campaign, with Retzlaff and Brookshier among those unseen in action while passing game falters and defense suffers.
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McKinney Field To Be Dedicated In Grafton
McKinney Field will be dedicated November 22 in honor of veteran Graf ton High School Coach Randall H. McKinney. Ceremonies occur at half time of a Thanksgiving Day alumni game. The Grafton Kiwanis club and Jaycees sponsor a November 20 banquet for McKinney in appreciation of over 35 years of service to Taylor County.
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Offensive duel foreseen as WVU to host The Citadel
WVU and The Citadel prepare for an aerial clash led by Southern Conference leaders Jerry West Virginia and Sid Mitchell. WVU aims for 7-2 after a 6-2 mark, with lineup tweaks and injury notes shaping the final home game before the trip to Syracuse on Nov 24.
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Panthers Take Last Workout Before Game
New York United Press International reports the Pitt Panthers held a final workout at Yan kee Stadium before facing Army. Amid rumors of internal dissension, quarterback Jim Traficant denied making harsh criticisms of Pitt’s coaching staff.
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Snyder Aims For Best Marshall Record In Four Years
Marshall University seeks four victories to cap a four year return era as Charley Snyder hopes to post his best season mark. Butler 5 1 2 on season leads with strong passing but Snyder expects no change in game plan. The Big Green toppled Xavier 13 6 last week and face injuries with Bill Winter out, yet Wenters Myers and Mahone could return for the final.
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Boxing results from Tokyo and Worcester events
In Tokyo Ignacio Pina 122 percent edged Akira Oguchi 125 after ten rounds while Archie Moore was KO by Clay 204 in Louisville. In Worcester Tom McNeeley 202 stopped Billy Tisdale 184 in seven rounds.
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Panthers Ready for Army After Cecconi Apology
The coach said one sweeping remark sparked a discussion with quarterback coach Louis Bimbo Cecconi, who apologized and said the matter is settled. The Panthers will be at full strength for Army.
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Bimbo) Cecconi
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SSHS Event In Semifinal Round At Shady Spring Invitational
Mabscott opens semifinals against Shady Spring at 7 p m with Rhodell vs Beaver in the other semifinal. Winners meet in the title game, losers clash in a consolation, as Mabscott and Shady Spring advanced with Thursday wins. Roger Wood scored 16 for Mabscott in a 34-30 win over Hollywood. Craig Amison led R M I with 16.
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First Catholic Playoff Tonight in West Virginia
In Parkerburg Wheeling Central faces undefeated Charleston Catholic in the first annual West Virginia High School Catholic football playoff. Coaches Strager and McDade praise their teams as the Maroons seek a grand slam after claiming state Catholic basketball and baseball titles this season.
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