Funkhsouser led Health Center Team to Tuesday League Title
Mary Ann Funk Norman Funk Shirley Jackson and Ivan Jackson won the Health Center Husband Wife League title by sweeping three wins over Whaleys Dodsons. They finished a game ahead of Cunningham Roth and posted a 1366 series led by Jackson 377 and Funk 336.
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Monmouth
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Rifle talk favors .22 Rimfire Magnum for small game
A reader endorses the .22 Rimfire Magnum as a useful rifle cartridge for small game up to 75 yards and suggests head shots for woodchucks. He notes its flat trajectory at longer ranges, compares it to the .22 WRF, and mentions related pistol velocity and hunting tips. Winchester Juniors face Camp Rim Rock gals Friday evening. Senior Hunter Safety meets Tuesdays at the Armory.
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No Stickee No Eatee Play Set In Little League
Eight teams open the Little League world series in Williamsport. Ku nitachi Japan visits Monterrey Mexico France and Canada and the mis sion includes shoe and uniform rush orders. Pitman Del Rio Kankakee Stoney Creek San Jose compete with the Nakano twins Masuo Yoshio.
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Albany and Sumter duel for regional fate in Legion play
Albany Georgia faces Sumter South Carolina tonight in Region 3 Ameri can Legion junior baseball. The winner advances to face Hampton Virginia for the regional championship and a nationals berth in Bismarck North Dakota. Albany bounced Hampton 5-2 after losing 1-0 earlier. Sumter crushed Wilmington 20-2, piling 21 hits led by Vic Smith and Ingraham Haley.
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Ingraham Haley
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Phils Sign Mauch Again to 1963 Extension
Philadelphia manager Gene Mauch signed a 1963 contract extension after the Phillies, then seventh in the standings, announced the deal. Terms were not disclosed and Mauch said he is glad to be back next year as the club viewed as improving.
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Gene Mauch
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Rivera Wins Four at Shenandoah Downs Evening
Fau sto D. Rivera nicknamed Chico rode four winners at Shenandoah Downs boosting his bid for riding honors. He won aboard Love's Crown in the second race and added Pentameter Heat Flame and Carencester, with a fourth win coming after Hi Bee Dee was disqualified on the first turn. Rivera ties for seventh in the standings while Jesse Davidson leads with 67 mounts.
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Fausto D. Rivera
Chico
Shenandoah Downs
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Love
Jesse Davidson
Stanley Small
Heat Flame
Carencester
Clifton Riston
Hi Bee Dee
Goodnpoor
Steve Babij Isto
Edna G. Hoffman
Lone Jack
Martinsburg
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Rock Burst
Trader Tucker
Ministers Oppose Mass Prayers at Rockdale Football
Rockdale ministers vote to discontinue pregame prayers at high school games citing unsuitable atmosphere. The Rockdale School Board will keep the three year old practice, with Student Council in charge, continuing prayers before games.
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Tex
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First Christian Church
Mack Beats Brown In Oakland Bout For Narrow Decision
Lyle Mack from Oakland defeats Dave Brown of San Francisco by points in a 10 round boxing match. Mack earns a close victory in the ring.
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Calif
Lyle Mackin
Dave Brown
San Francisco
Record school budget approved in Atlantic City
Atlantic City adopted a 1962 63 school budget totaling 3 377 329 in record time, with the approval coming one minute eight seconds after the Board of Estimate opened its meeting.
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Angels Face Crucial Yank Series In Chavez Ravine
Los Angeles owner Albie Pearson says the Angels must win three straight to stay in the pennant race but will settle for two wins in the three game set with the New York Yankees at Chavez Ravine. Bill Stafford faces Bo Belinsky with Whitey Ford and Ralph Terry slated for later games as Bill Rigney recovers from an ulcer attack.
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New York
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Angels
Bill Stafford
Angel Southpaw
Bo Belinsky
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Ted Bowsfield
Don Lee
Dean Chance
Caller's Interruption Halts Inquiry at Sarasota Home
A Sarasota report notes a caller interrupted shots of a local inquiry, stating a woman asked about a resident named Andrew and asserting he did not live at the home in question. The fragment hints at confusion over a residence and an alleged misunderstanding with the caller.
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Fila
Ash Wing
Andrew
Wrong number prompts terse exchange and refusal
A caller snaps that the number is wrong and tells the other to hang up. Wing hangs up calmly and reflects that he did not feel sorry for himself. He mentions Andrew, calling him poor and in need.
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Andrew
Sir Winston Churchill To Leave Hospital For Home
Sir Winston Churchill, age 87, will depart the hospital and return home Tuesday morning, according to his wife. The former prime minister is said to be improving, with doctors optimistic about continuing recovery.
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London
Winston Churchill
Woman recuperates in Middlesex Hospital after Monte Carlo fall
A patient has been in Middlesex Hospital since June 29 recovering from a broken thigh suffered in a fall while in Monte Carlo.
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Monte Carlo
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