Hornets Take 1 Game Edge In Telephone Loop
The Green Hornets grabbed three games from the Imperials to lead the Co. and P. Telephone League at Sky Lanes. John Richmond topped the Hornets with a 200 and 533 series while Char lie Green added a 511. Duff Patton led the Imperials with a 531 series. The Spoilers moved into second by taking two games from the Bruins with George Torrico high for the team.
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Ball Care Tips for NEA Champions
Ray Bluth writes that champions should keep bowling balls clean to ensure consistent traction. Dust and dirt in pits and on lanes can adhere to the surface, so use the cleaning machine before play and wipe with a towel during competition.
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NEA
Top bowlers lead Night in Bowl-Wick Industrial League
Bruins and Repeats post strong showings led by John Higginbotham 208 high game and 469 series for the Bruins Arnold Wyant 207 521 for the Repeats. Tom Lilly 500 for Y Nets, Telstars with 467 series by Jim McVey and Melvin Burgess. Beckley Welding gains lead as Be ckley Transfer high rollers Rollison 216 561 and Jones 545 aid broad team. Tieche 247 571 tops league. Coles Cabinet Shop sweeps Beckley Insulation with Cole 525 Pedno 511.
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Arnold Wyant
Howlers
David Meadows
Y-Nets
Tom Lilly
Jim McVey
Melvin Burgess
Telstars
Purity Maid
Smith
Beckley Welding
Greenbrier Dairy
Jack Rollison
Tom Jones
Dairymen
Beckley Insulation
Cole
Pedno
Lewis Turbyfill
Griffith fight negotiations stall despite many offers
Emile Griffith has not signed for any opponent as co manager Gil Clancy prepares to negotiate a title defense against Jorge Fernandez of Argentina in Las Vegas on December 8. Griffith has received European offers but no agreements, plans to meet Las Vegas promoters at Madison Square Garden.
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Gil Clancy
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Europe
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Copenhagen
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Teddy Wright
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Madison Square Garden
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Philadelphia and Erie Boxers Trade Close Decisions
United Press International recaps two bouts with close decisions. Ciel Ss outpointed Jerry Black in Philadelphia while Johnny Bizzaro edged Harold Gomes in Erie. Both bouts aired by UPI reports.
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Philadelphia
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Erie
UPI
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Harold Gomes
Providence
R.I
Dukes Open Season Facing Injury Jitters
Duquesne Dukes plan to start basketball season on December 1 but face slow start due to injuries. Star Willie Somerset, from Farrell, Pa., had exploratory shin surgery. teammate Paul Kudelo missing with a severe cut. Degalis and McNulty injury updates are minor.
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Willie Somerset
Farrell
Mercy Hospital
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Somerset
Willie
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Paul Kudelko
John Degalis
Jim McNulty
Lilly Leads Local BPAA Elims to State Semi finals
Jerry Lilly tops the St Albans local BPAA eliminations with a 180 average and 2888 pins for 16 games. Cleo Crewey second at 179 average and 2877 pins as the top four advance to the state semi finals at Venture Lanes.
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Mary Hall
Cleo Crewey
Jerry Lilly
Gladys Stiles
Bowl Wick
Venture ‘Lanes
Bowl-Wick
Kansas City
Cleo
Crewey
Lip Buttoner Cassius Clay Faces Archie Moore in LA Bout
Cassius Clay age 20 announces a four round bout with Archie Moore set for October 26 in Los Angeles. Moore counters with a new punch the lip-buttoner and Clay vows a subsequent knockout plan. Clay composes a Byron-esque verse about the moment.
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Moore
Murray Olderman
Sir Archie
Archie
Purdue Bound Star Balances Books with Football Drive
A college athlete credits strong academics for captaincy at Purdue and points to a lifelong habit of leading in high school. He notes long practice minutes, tough battles, and pride in staying eligible as essential to success on the Boilermakers. The piece also mentions Chicago hosting 22 major political conventions, 13 Republican and nine Democratic.
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Purdue
Boilermakers
Chicago
Roberts Honored For Comeback
New York UPI reports pitcher Robin Roberts of the Baltimore Orioles was named the top comeback of the season by a 24 man UPI baseball experts panel. Roberts, 36, went 10 9 with Baltimore after being released by the Yankees on May 15 and signing with the Orioles. He posted a 2.77 ERA in 192 innings, aiding a steady mound staff turnaround.
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UPI
Robin Roberts
Baltimore Orioles
Orioles
New York Yankes
Lee MacPhail
Roberts
MacPhail
Philadelphia Phillies
Baltimore
Yankees
Yankee
Ralph Houk
Jim Bouton
Bouton
Queen Victoria Reign Noted as Longest British Monarchy
A brief historical note states Queen Victoria reigned for 63 years, marking the longest term of any British monarch up to that era.
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Queen Victoria
Fraley's Weekend Picks Stir Up College Football
UPI sports writer Oscar Fraley previews weekend games with bold predictions across major programs. He bets UCLA over Pitt, Michigan State over Notre Dame, Ohio State over Northwestern, and many more, adding blunt quips and confident judgments on both sides of the slate.
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Drake
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La Femme Golf Classique Set for Sharpstown Links in Houston
Houston hosts the La Femme Golf Classique from November 8 to 11, a new LPGA sanctioned event. The site and dates moved from October 25 to Sharpstown Links for better parking, replacing Woodrow Golf.
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UPI
The
Ladies’ Professional Golf Association
Houston
Sharpstown Links
Westwood
Sharpstown
Red Wings Remain Unbeaten as Bruins Fall 5 3
Detroit, sparked by Norm Ullman with two goals, beat Boston 5 3 at Detroit to hand the Bruins their first loss of the young season. Montreal defeated Toronto 4 2 in Montreal as Henri Richard and Beliveau scored.
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National Hockey League
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Detroit
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Irv Spencer
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Dick Duff
Kent Douglas
Henri Richard
Jean Beliveau
Bernie Geoffrion
Ralph Backstrom
Johnny Bower
Cesare Maniago
Jacques Plante
John Adams First White House Resident
John Adams, the second president, became the first chief executive to live in the White House.
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John Adams
White House
Publication Order for Land Sale in Raleigh County
In Raleigh County West Virginia Pearl K Mead files an action to authorize a sale and conveyance of 5.34 acres on Little White Stick. The tract, tied to A G Mead and Alfred G Mead, is held in trust for Sara Mead Thomason with distributions to Evelyn Mead Parsons and later to Thomason’s heirs. Unknown parties may be defendants. An answer is due by November 18 1962.
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Order OF Publication Circuit Court
Raleigh County
West Virginia
Pearl K. Mead
Sara Mead Thomason
Evelyn Mead Parsons
Edgar Russell Parsons
Alfred Mead Parsons
Elizabeth V. Parsons
Little White Stick
A. G. Mead
J. R. Beaty
Mable C. Beaty
Alfred Grant Mead
Pear K. Mead
Laintiff
William P. Thomason
O. L. Hedrick
West Main Street
Beckley
Harold Hanks
United States Clinches Team Title at Pennsylvania Horse Show
The United States clinched the team title at the Pennsylvania National Horse Show in Harrisburg. Frank Chapot of Wallpack New Jersey won the gambler's choice event and led the U S with 48 points to win the individual crown. Bill Steinkraus of Westport Connecticut tallied 32 points, while Captain W A Ringrose of Ireland had 20 for third.
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UPD
United States
Frank Chapot
Wallpack
N.J
Chapot
U.S
Bill Steinkraus
Westport
Capt
W. A. Ringrose
Ireland
Artistic Floral Spray Sends Sympathy Card
A local florist offers a sympathy spray from DIAS FLORAL Co. readied for delivery at 345 City Ave contact 253-4561. The notice includes thanks from the family of Alice Faye Burton for kindness shown during her death and memorial period. In memoriam honors Johnson Wilson who died October 19 1949 with a poem about loss and remembrance.
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Dias Floral Co
City Ave
Alice Faye Burton
Paul Sharp
A. R. Hancock
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