Crimson Tide Bets on Rookie QB Namath for 1964 Title
Alabama coach Paul Bryant pinned national hopes on sophomore Joe Namath from Beaver Falls as the starting quarterback though rival Jack Hurlbut remained in contention. Namath threw for 179 yards and 52 yard TD against Georgia, helping Alabama gain 464 total yards, while Hurlbut added a 12 yard TD pass. Bryant intends to decide the starter this season between the two unproved signal-callers.
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Medical Loop Sees Standings Shifts In Beckley League
In the Beckley Medical League mid first quarter action, Professional Park leads by two and a half games as they face Thompson Drug. Several teams share second with seven and five records, while six and six squads include Thompson Drug Colony Drug Beckley Medical Arts and Pinecrest A. Individual marks rise as Ra halls posts 2780 team high, and Frank Hayden of Thompson Drug notches a 587 series with 171 205 211.
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Wipperman Construction Takes Two-Game Lead in Monday Handicap
Wipperman Construction won three games from Mabscott Supply to lead the Monday Night Handicap League at Bowl Wick. Bozo Powers and Don Murdock starred for Construction, Powers 582, Murdock 226 top game honors, while Earl Wipperman added 547 and Mabscott’s Elbert Vance 208-570 led the losers. Earl Meadows Construction and Martina Tile each won two games and sit in a two way tie for second.
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Carry Back Favored In Arc de Triomphe Rematch
Twenty seven horses remain eligible for Europe’s richest race the Grand Prix of the Arc de Triomphe at Longchamp on Sunday Carry Back the American Derby winner ridden by Scobie Breasley is the favorite for the prize money of 750000 new francs with a French lottery paying up to 2 million new francs. Rival to Carry Back is Match owned by Francois Dupre and ridden by Yves St Martin who defeated top European four year olds in the Grand Prix of St Cloud in June.
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Green Hornets Rise In C&P League Standings At Sky Lanes
In the C&P Telephone League at Sky Lanes the Green Hornets swept the Y-Nets in two wins while the Spoilers won three games from the Howlers on a forfeit to share first place. Dick Cook led the Y-Nets with a 202 game, Charlie Green paced the winners with a 527, and George Torrici anchored the Spoilers with a 541 series.
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Sparks T V and Appliance sweep Coal City in Thursday league
Sparks T V and Appliance took two games from Coal City Super Market while Caffee's rose to first place by two games in the Ladies Thursday Night handicap at Sky Lanes. Helen Lilly led the league with a 421 series, Beulah Kiser top-scored for the supermarket with 406, and John W Eye won two games to tie for second with Caffee's. Virginia Johnstown top-scoring winner with 394, Sadie Fitzpatrick 401 for losing Wad. Hosts Restaurant tied for third after beating Calfee's two games. Margaret Ford led top throwing with 396 and Louise Richmond 379. Connie Calfee 396 led her team, Clyde Lilly 166-395 topped losers. Rose & Queesenberry moved into a two-way tie for fourth after two wins over Madels Beauty Shop. Arvada Johnson high for Funeral Home with 348, Eleanor Shrewsbury 418 for Beauty Shop.
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Unexplained Finger Sizing Trick For Bowlers
Ray Bluth explains a peculiar method used by bowlers to fit fingers into balls. Climatic conditions or heavy bowling can cause fingers to swell. Players insert a handkerchief into the finger holes to ease entry, then remove it to regain a natural finger size for a snug fit.
Coal City Super Market Takes Blazing Lead in League Standings
In the Business Men's League Coal City Super Market won three games from Arnold Motors, tying for first with Keyser-Bryant Funeral Home after Beckley Art and Silkscreen dropped a match. Remus McVey paced the Super Market with a 215-495, while Arnold Motors’ Larry Trump posted a 550 series. Felix Shumate sparked Art and Silkscreen with a 238 game, and Harold Williams led the Funeral Home with a 498 series.
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West Virginia Streams Face Muddy Water From Weekend Rain
State Natural Resources reports streams mostly clear and normal, but rain may muddy water by weekend. Districts note milky or muddy conditions on Little Kanawha River in Wirt County and Elk River at Clay, while several areas remain normal and clear or low and clear.
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Georgia Captain Relives Injury Prone Rise to Lead
Georgia football player Ray Clark recalls nose breaks in Coral Gables and a broken hand and knee injury as a freshman. He outlines surgery, two injury-free seasons, and becoming team captain in 1962, plus a pivotal 38 yard TD sprint against Mississippi State in Atlanta.
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Concord Favored Over Fairmont In WVC Tilt
United Press International reports Concord, league leading in total offense at 323 yards per game, faces Fairmont State in a key WVC clash. Don Yontz leads the league with 252 yards from scrimmage as Salem, West Liberty, and others eye pivotal Saturday matchups across the conference.
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Rose Bowl Clash Set for Saturday At Los Angeles
Ohio State and UCLA collide in the Rose Bowl at the Coliseum after Minnesota routed UCLA 21 3 in Pasadena. The Buckeyes, favored by two touchdowns, face a Bruins team debuting a new T formation after five weeks of practice. Ohio State opened with a 41 7 win over North Carolina and shows a strong passing attack led by quarterback record.
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WVU Frosh Face Virginia Tech Freshmen Clash Tonight
In Blacksburg Virginia Tech freshmen host West Virginia University frosh with at least one team seeking its first loss of the season. Tech boasts a 1-0 mark after beating Ferrum while WVU freshs arrive off a 3-0 win over Pitt frosh and a win over Fairmont State JV. Fullbacks Larry Duck and Dick Leftridge pace WVU with strong rushing averages.
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Astro Guide Present For You And Yours
Present for you and yours urges enjoyment of life with friends and good food. Avoid showy displays to impress others and stay true to yourself. Rumors spread locally, but you should ignore them and focus on personal happiness.
Mortgage debt on nonfarm homes reaches 153.5 billion in 1961
The 18th straight yearly increase in home mortgage lending ends 1961 with total outstanding loans on one to four family nonfarm homes at 153.5 billion, up from 141.3 billion in 1960, a rise of about 9 percent. Future space plans favor a rendezvous approach, joining spacecraft in orbit to enable gentle moon landings and reduce risk compared to direct lunar missions.
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Daily Horoscope Digest ARIES TO PISCES Readings
The column assigns zodiac signs with brief guidance. Aries cautions against rash actions, Taurus advises steady effort, Libra keeps troubles private, Gemini foresees financial gains, Scorpio warns about trusted friends, Cancer urges restraint, Leo suggests new romantic procedures, Sagittarius may need authentic records, Virgo promotes community work, Capricorn warns against arguments, Aquarius encourages wit in groups, Pisces notes social activity and smooth transits.
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