Duckpin Bowling Quick Takes Independent Victory Summary
In a busy Duckpin Bowling card, Independent TNT edged Virginia Genova 625 620. Fred erick Motors led by Evan Creswell and Charles Minghini kept pace at 180 135 as Lane Reed and Harold Buckner fueled Shickle s Food Mart s strong showings. Funkhouser Oil Co won two of three over Crisman Rug Co while Mickey Jowers Grocery topped Shick le s Food Mart.
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Ted Hepner
Evan Creswell
Charles Minghini
Frederick Motors
Blair Webber
Mickey Jowver’s
Shickle’s Food Mart
Shickle’s
Lane Reed
Harold Buckner
Buckner
Jackie Cleveland
Bob Miller
Willie Slonaker
Funkhouser Oil Co
Crisman Rug Co
Harry Mason
Sonny Crisman
Jack Jones
Funk. Hanertun
Bet
Clowser
Celtics Lakers Begin Best-of-Seven Finals Clash
Boston faces Los Angeles in the NBA finals to decide the league title with a six of seven history and a prize pool of 21000 for the winner and 14000 for the loser. The series opens at Boston Garden with moves to Los Angeles on Wednesday and Friday.
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Boston
Boston Celtics
National Basketball Association
Celtics
Los Angeles
Boston Garden
Tommy Heinsohn
Bob Cousy
Jack Cody obituary notes longtime U S women swim coach
Jack Cody, 79, longtime coach of the U S women's swimming team, is reported to have passed away after a career highlighted by guiding elite swimmers and shaping national programs. Details remain sparse in the brief AP dispatch.
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Amonica
Celif
Jack Cody
U.S
The
Ice
Notice of Public Hearing on Raccoon Hunting Rule Change
The Commission of Game and Inland Fisheries in Richmond Virginia announces a public hearing to adopt a rule amendment to regulate raccoon hunting in National Forests and commission lands from October 15 to January, with a limit of two raccoons per 24 hours. The hearing is at Second Street Richmond Virginia at 9 30 a m on May 3 1963.
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Code of the Commission of Game, and Inland Fisheries
Richmond
Virginia
Second Street
National Forests and
National Forests
Commission OF Game and Inland Fisheries
T. D. Watkins
State colleges ride big innings to decisive wins yesterday
Hampden Sydney erupted for a 13 run first inning to beat Connecticut 208 while Old Dominion routed RPI 16-6 with a 12 run eighth. Randolph Macon rallied from a 2-1 deficit to topple Lynchburg 11-5 after a five run sixth. Virginia Cavaliers capitalized on five runs in one inning to edge Coast Conference foe for a 7-6 win. Washington and Lee. led by Chris Wigert with a homer and two singles, defeated Castleton State 9-7 in their season opener with five games on tap today across the state.
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Tigers
Connecticut
Old Dominion
RPI
Charlottesville
Virginia
Cavaliers
Louis Seabolt
Chris Tisdale
Larry Tate
Hampden
Sydney
Sessee
Sy Lne McDaniel
Fred Kovner
Yellow Jackets
Lynchburg
Slick Andrews
Washington and Lee
Castleton State
Chris Wigert
W&l
Chuck Lane
Clemson
Virginia Tech
Davidson
VMI
St. Andrew’s
Associated Press
South Carolina
Maryland
Georgia
Wake Forest
North Carolina
Georgia Tech
Notre Dame
Duke
Mercer
Georgia Southern
Cavaliers Rally Past Clemson 5-4 in Ninth
Virginia overcame Clemson 5-4 in the bottom of the ninth as Chris Tisdale delivered a three run double to tie and Larry Tate scored the winning run. Clemson homered twice, Nick Lomax and John Coleman contributing key hits. South Carolina edged Maryland 7-6 in 11 innings.
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John Coleman
Maryland
Dick Mosely
Hearing Set for Arson Suspect in Luray
A Page County man Nelson Cave 33 of Luray faces a preliminary hearing in county court on April 23 for allegedly setting a small brush fire on Pine Mountain on April 4. He was arrested at his home Thursday and released on $2,000 bond.
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Luray
Page County
Nelson Cave
Rt. 1
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Cave
Tenpin Bowling Coca-Cola Annexes in Forest Hills League
Coca-Cola led by Pot tor defeated National with 2 204-539 series while Frances Sager posted 488. Shawnee Squews won 40 pins over National Homes as Phyllis Beamon 480 and Liz Butts 419-411 earned runnerup. GAA beat BowletteS with Hilma Lillis 414 and Colleen Dill 412 for top honors. Nellis Ebersole 466 led Coca Cola to title, total pins over 887. Local 149 fell 500 pins behind as Bruce Taylor 531 and Tom Reaves contributed. Waterloo Grocery beat Ritters, Bobby Baker 547, Shawnee Bowmen blanked, Continental Homes tied late but won 3 games to 4.
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Coca-Cola
Pottor
National
Frances Sager
Betis
Waterloo Grocery
Ritter
Bobby Baker
Shawnee Bowmen
Continental Homes
George Wash- Garage
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