Bowling League Standings and High Scores From Industrial League
Mixed league results list teams and wins with totals for Hopkins Sky Lanes. Individual high games and series noted include Albert Staggs, Marg e Hunter, Elizabeth Walker, and L B Carper with scores across the 200s to 600s. Team events feature Cole Cabinet and Beckley Insulation leading in series and games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wick
Cole Cabinet
Rose & Quesenberry
Purity Maid
Beckley Insulation
Beckley Welding
Eastern Assoc. Coal
Beckley Hospital
Bill Coughlin
Dominic Savino
Larry Davis
Ronnie Castle
Wesley Walker
Bob Thacker
Jim Meadows
Ernest Spencer
Mahone Named MAC Back of the Week for Marshall
Marshall University runner Jack Mahone earns back of the week honors after 133 rushing yards on 27 carries in the 12 7 win over Kent State. Charlie Frick of Ohio University, an NBA All American third team pick, led a 21 0 upset over Bowling Green.
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Columbus
UPI
Marshall University
Jack Mahone
Ohio University
John Frick
Mahone
Kent State
Marshall
Kent
Charleston
W. Va
Frick
Bobcats
Bowling Green
Chamberlain Drops 45 as Royals Rally Past San Francisco
Wilt Chamberlain poured in 45 points and grabbed his 10,000th rebound but Cincinnati rode a 33 from Oscar Robertson and 14 by Adrian Smith to a 114-108 win over San Francisco. The victory moves the Royals within three games of Boston in the Eastern Division as St Louis beat Philadelphia 114-107.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press International
Cincinnati Royals
Mighty
Boston
National Basketball Association
Celts
Baltimore
Bullets
Cincinnati
San Francisco
St Louis
Philadelphia
Walt Bellamy
Don Ohl
Bellamy
Ohl
Bailey Howell
Sam Jones
Wilt Chamberlain
Chamberlain
Oscar Robertson
Adrian Smith
Royals
St. Louis
Dave Gambee
Richie Guerin
John Barnhill
Big Bob Pettit
Pettit
Hal Greer
Yogi Berra Joins New York Mets as Coach and Player
Yogi Berra signed a two year contract with the New York Mets for an estimated 35000 dollars per year as a coach and part time player. Manager Casey Stengel and President George Weiss praised the signing saying they are delighted and most happy to have Berra with them. Berra will likely serve in the coaches box along the first base line once the 1964 season begins on April 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
UPI
Yogi Berra
Casey Stengel
George Weiss
New York Mets
New York Yankees
Berra
Yanks
St. Louis Cardinals
Mets
Casey
Glendale
Calif
Weiss
Yogi
McCune Leads SC Passing Contest
West Virginia quarterback Allen McCune tops Southern Conference passing with eight TD throws and a 0.573 completion rate. Richmond receiver John Hilton added 32 catches for 546 yards and six touchdowns, three more grabs than Tim Crawford of Furman. Davidson running back Steve Smith led rushers with 176 yards on 20 carries, totaling 686 rushing yards this season. Sonny Utz and Gary Lyle trail in rushing, while Lyle and Ronnie Smith tie for 70 completions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
UPI
Allen McCune
West Virginia
John Hilton
Furman
Tim Crawford
Steve Smith
Davidson
Lafayette
Smith
Sonny Utz
Virginia Tech
Gary Lyle
George Washington
Utz
Syracuse
Lyle
Sammy Wyche
Ronnie Smith
All-America Football Team splits into platoons
Murray Olderman profiles the NEA All-America squad chosen from college coaches writers and scouts. The 1953 concept shifts to offensive and defensive platoons with stars like Gale Sayers Don Anderson and Tommy Nobis highlighted along with Alphonse Dotson and Glen Ressler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray Olderman
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
New York
Newspaper Enterprise Association
Raleigh Register
Kaye Kessler
The
Columbus Citizen
NBA
Jack Snow
Notre Dame
Fred Biletnikoff
Fla. State
Karl Noonan
Iowa
Jim Wilson
Georgia
Larry Kramer
Nebraska
Tommy Nobis
Texas
Wayne Freeman
Alabama
Glen Ressler
Penn State
Craig Morton
California
Gale Sayers
Kansas
Don Anderson
Tex. Tech
Alphonse Dotson Grambi
al Atkinson
Villanova
Temi Prudhomme
LSU
Billy Yearby
Michigan
Steve DeLong
Tennessee
Ron Caveness
Arkansas
Carl McAdams
Oklahoma
Jack O’billovich
Ore. St
C. Williams
Wash. State
T. Frederickson
Auburn
Arnie Chonko
Ohio
Diablos Narrow Gap With Wittenberg In Small College Poll
Los Angeles State Diablos narrowed Wittenberg’s lead in the UPI small college football ratings as Wittenberg held 8-0 status with 18 first place votes. LA State rose to 9 first-place votes and 14 second-place ballots, closing a 40-point gap amid late-season upsets.
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George C. Langford
NEW York
UPI
Los Angeles State Diablos
Wittenberg
United Press International
Los Angeles State
Ohio
Diablos
San Fernando
Slippery Rock
Louisiana Tech
Florida A&m
San Diego State
Massachusetts
East Carolina
Orlando
Los Ang St
San Diego St
Massachusetts x
E. Carolina
Colo. Western
Concordia
Minn
Prairie View
S Houston St
Texas A&i
North Dakota State
Linfield
North Dakota University
Gettysburg
Northeast Oklahoma
Amherst
Sacramento State
Arkansas State
Northeast Missouri State
Enduring College Football Hall of Fame Honorees List
A long list of players and coaches from various colleges named as honorees or honorable mentions. The compilation includes positions such as linebackers and guards, and features schools like Minnesota Purdue UCLA Georgia Tech Notre Dame Illinois Ohio State and others. Notable names include Joe Namath, Bob Schweickert, Archie Roberts, Lance Rentzel and Jim Grabowski among many.
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Vernon Biggs
Jackson St
Aaron Brown
Minnesota
Jim Garcia
Purdue
Trent Francisco
UCLA
Bill Curry
Georgia Tech
M. Schottenheimer
Pitt
Dick Butkus
Illinois
Ike Kelly
Ohio State
Wayne Swinford
Tony Carey
N. Dame
Mickey Andrews
Alabama
Glenn Sasser
N. C
Roy Jeferson
Utah
Kevin Hardy
Notre Dame
Jerry Rush
Mich
Rick Redman
Wash
John Chapple
Stanford
Mike Curtis
Duke
Malcolm Walker
Rice
George Donnelly
Kent McCloughan
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Hein
Vsas
Florida
Donnie Anderson
Texas Tech
Long Beach
Erie
Davenport
Pittsburg
Austin
McCune
Mountain State Hearing Aid Center
Alphonse Ace
NEA
Tommy
Rip Eagle
Glen
Clarence
Clancy) Williams
Washington State
Big Clancy
Tucker Frederickson
Williams
Frederickson
Harvey Johnson
Buffalo Bills
Ressler
DeLong
McAdams
Sayers
Oecome
Southwest
Morton
Bear Bryant
Jack O'Billovich
Oregon State
Mad Dog
Biletnikoff
Noonan
Johnson
Alphonse Dotson
Grambling
Willie Davis
Ernie Ladd
Buck Buchanan
Dotson
Louisiana
A' Acnie Chonko
LA Diablos
Samouston State
Sacramaneto State
Charles Casey
Fred Hill
Southern Cal
Larry Elkins
Baylor
Butch Allison
Missouri
Jim Davidson
Don Croftcheck
Indiana
Jim Niland
Joe Cerne
Northwestern
Bob Berry
Oregon
Bob Timberlake
Brian Picolo
Wake
Len Frketich
Ore
Jim Whelan
Howard Twilley
Tulsa
Bill Zadel
Army
Carl Singer
Stan Hindman
Miss
Pat Watson
Jerry Rhome
Floyd Little
Cosmo Lacavazzi
Prince
Jinbeay
Ag A
Jim Beam
Kentucky
James G. Beam Distilling CO
Clermont, Beam
MT Hopes
McLios
Technicolos
Ouara
Jbco
Rai
N. Heber St
Oak Hill
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