Virginia Colleges Prepare For 1962 Football Season
Virginia colleges unite for fall grid season with opening games set for September 15. Emory and Henry and several others begin workouts this week while Cavaliers and rivals eye treble victories, with coaches detailing candidate rosters, returnees, and standout players.
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Virginia
Emory
Henry
Wasps
Richmond
VMI
Virginia Tech
William and Mary
Hampden - Sydney
Cavaliers
Randolph - Macon
Bridgewater
Washington and Lee
Ted
William
Mary
Big Five
Williamsburg
Appalachian
East Carolina
George Washington
Lynchburg
Hampden-Sydney
Guilford
Danville
Major League 7 Leaders Major League 7 Leaders
American League leaders include batting racetrack Runnels Boston 339 and Robinson Chicago 312. Runs Pearson LA 101 Siebern KC 92. RBIs Siebern KC and Killebrew Minnesota 96 Colavito Detroit 92. Pitching Stigman Minnesota 93 750 and McBride LA 114 733. National League at bats Robinson Cincinnati .342 and Davis LA .340. Runs Robinson Cincinnati 114 Wills LA 110. RBIs Davis LA 124 Robinson Cincinnati 118. Hits Davis LA 179 Robinson Cincinnati 169. Doubles Robinson Cincinnati 44 Mays SF 28. Triples W Davis LA and Virdon Pittsburgh 19 Neal NY 9. Home runs Mays SF 38 Aaron Milwaukee 35. Decisions Purkey Cincinnati 204 .833 Drysdale LA 1227 .759. Ks Koufax LA 209 Drysdale LA 187.
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Runnels
Boston
Robinson
Chicago
Jimenez
Kansas City
Pearson
Los Angeles
Siebern
Killebrew
Minnesota
Colavito
Detroit
Richardson
New York
Rollins
Yastrzemski
Cimoli
Bressoud
Lumpe
Cash
Wagner
Stigman
McBride
Pascual
Pizarro
Bunning
Cincinnati
T. Davis
Wills
T Davis
Mays
San Francisco
W. Davis
Virdon
Pittsburgh
Purkey
Drysdale
Its — Koufax
Los Ange
Laver Faces Field in U.S. Nationals at Forest Hills
Rod Laver, seeded No. 1, leads a global 82 player field as the U S Nationals open at West Side Tennis Club Forest Hills. Roy Emerson is No 2, Chuck McKinley and Frank Froehling seed Nos 3 and 8 as international entrants from 30 nations join the event with qualifying rounds to trim to 128 men 96 women.
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Forest Hills
N.Y
West Side
Rod Laver
Europe
Australia
France
Wimbledon
Don Budge
Budge
Laver
Roy Emerson
Emerson
United States
Chuck McKinley
St. Ann
U.S
Frank Froehling
Coral Gables
Fla
Miss Hard
Whitney Reed
Alameda
Calif
Scrapple Preparation Method
Slice scrapple a little more than a half inch thick and dip in white waterground cornmeal. Fry until golden brown on both sides in hot bacon drippings.
Monday Results and Upcoming Baseball Matchups
Monday results show New York 5 Cleveland 0 and Washington 7 Baltimore 0 while Boston beat Detroit 7 4. Upcoming games include Cleveland at New York and Detroit at Boston with several night contests across the league.
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New York
Cleveland
Washington
Baltimore
Boston
Detroit
Wasington
Minnesota
Chicago
Los Angeles
Kansas City
G.B
Seaee
Winchester Junior Rifle meets in August amid hunting lore
A reflective note honors a dog and recounts rifle club events. It lists scores from a camp Rim Rock match, names several young shooters earning badges, and promotes Hunter Safety Training at Armoy.
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Winchester
Camp Rim Rock
Bill Leatherman
Joey Wright
Jack White
Lacy Loy
Jimmie Jarrell
Oldtimer
Tom Loy
Army
Joey
Lacy
Bill
Jock
Bruce Martin
Gene Sullivan
Warren Stone
Joe Powers
Armoy
Aguirre Has Rough Night With Spitball Allegations
In Boston, Hank Aguirre of Detroit loses 7 4 after Umpire Ed Runge warns him for spitting on the ball. Aguirre denies the charge while accusing Billy Herman of signaling, Runge defends the call and the dispute ends with Aguirre retreating to his hotel.
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Aguirre
Ed Runge
Detroit
Boston
Runge
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Jimmy Hughes
Buddy Reedy
Grundy
Phil Robbins
Athens
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Chick Wagner
Abingdon
Pete Tosh
Lin Parrish
Petersburg
Ed Merrick
Earl Stoudt
Kenny
Mel Rideout
Tommy Peacock
Larry Deco
Brent Vann
Stewart Percy
Linky Pratt
Merrick
John Hilton
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Chuck Beale
Andy Tucker
Kenny Reeder
Bob Madarelli
Bill Welch
Gil Minor
Bill Tornadone
Milt Drewer
Bob Soleau
John Sapinsky
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Dan Henning
Stan Penkunas
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Tech
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Ing
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Buddy Weihe
Foullback
Gerald Bobbitte
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Bill Elias
Candi Sictheatcnet
Ron Gasgiert
Dave Graham
Gassett
Stokely Fulton
Tigers
Otis Bradley
Kenny Pritchett
Lewis Everett
Fred Mitchell
Yellow Jacket
Joe McCutcheon
Don Robinson
Harry Harvey
Jack Luck
George Keim
Eagles
John Baker
Bill Duke
Jim Benson
Lee McLaughlin
Generals
Terry Fohs
Charlie Gum- Mey
Bob Payne
Stewart Yoffe
Tommy Keesee
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Pine Motor CO
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Harrisonburg
Laver Vs. Field
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Harry Stebbins
Hank Aguirre
Red Sox
Billy Herman
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Call Collect
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Tri-State Mortgage CO
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Humble
Esso Extra
Humble Research
Happy Motoring
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