All-Big Five Team Not Dominated By Any Single College
The 1962 All-Big Five team shows balanced power with VMI taking three spots while Virginia, Virginia Tech, Richmond, and William and Mary each secure multiple selections. Notable players include Hilton and Rideout from Richmond, Cuozzo from Virginia, and Weaver from William and Mary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ED Young
Richmond
Virginia
Associated Press
VMI
Virginia Tech
William and Mary
John Hilton
Kyle Albright
Dave Graham
Bill Welsh
Bob Soleau
William & Mary
Newt Green
Bill Tornadone
Gary Cuozzo
Mel Rideout
Charlie Weaver
Bill Davis
Graham
Cuozzo
Rideout
Hilton
Weaver
Cavalier
State University
Rich
Spits
Jim Hoffarth
Joe Bush
Sapinsky
W&m
Ron Frank
Bob Rowley
Joe Kessel
Dick Korns
Bob Schweickert
Kenny Reeder
Bobby Freeman
Stan Penkunas
Jake Adams
Bill Corley
T. W. Alley
al Mitchell
Gil Minor
Andy Moran
Ted Rzempoluch
Terry Sieg
Pete Mazik
Sonny Utz
Gerald Bobbitte
Brent. van
Ortiz Named Fighter of the Month by Ring Magazine
Ring Magazine names Carlos Ortiz of New York Fighter of the Month after a knockout of Teruo in defense of his world lightweight title. Heavyweight movement includes Cassius Clay rising after knockout of Moore and Patterson listed near top with Machen and Folley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Carlos Ortiz
Nw York
Teruo
Japan
Ring Magazin Today
Gassing Clay
Louisville
Ie Moore
Moore
Patterson
Eddie Machen
Port- Ore
Zora Folley
Shenandoah Handicap Tenpin Roundup Leads Raub and Crown White
Raub Supply and Crown White tied for first after a 3-1 win over Shenandoah Gas. Crown White beat Clarke County Lions as Jim Ewing led with a 509 set. Ed Die Joyce paced the Lions with 477. Gene Metz had a 528 set for Raub over Shenandoah Gas, while Lew McDonald made 488 for the losers. Truck Suppliers beat Renner Brothers 3-1 with Pat Hodson on 506 and Richard Pyne 468 for Renner. The Question Marks toppled Anderson Shott Metal 3-1 with Bob Glover 490. Riley Loy led the losers with 531 as VFW and Ashworth Brothers tied 22. Falk Plumbing blanked Crown Yellow 4-0 with Mason 544 and Stewart Ellis 576. Crown Cork and Seal remained first in Apple Capital after a 3-1 loss to Kirk's Servicenter as Earl Sealock 540 led the winners and Virgil Stackman 533 for Crown. The Pizza Shop moved to second by blanking Allstate 4-0, led by Dick Lamiec 211 575, Curler 511, Lewis 507, Braithwaite 519, Tay McGolerick, and Hill 549. Renner Plumbing blanked One Hour Cleaners 4-0, Swanson's Barber Shop beat Winchester Creamery 3-1, Sunoco edged Doyle Cabinet 2-1 2, Stickley Ford beat Eber night 3-1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raub
Crown
Richard Pyne
Renner Brothers
Bob Glover
Anderson Shott Metal
Riley Loy
VFW
Ashworth Brothers
Falk Plumbing
Charles Mason
Falk
Stewart Ellis
Crown Cork
Seal
Kirk
Servicenter
Earl Sealock
Virgil Stackman
Pizza Shop
Allstate Insurance
Kirk’s
Dick Lamiec
Curler
Lewis
Braithwaite
Emmett Tay- McGolerick
Charles Hill
Allstate
Renner Plumbing
Swanson
Winchester Creamery
Sunoco
Doyle Cabinet
Stickley Ford
Ebert Uick
Rutgers Coach John Bateman Aided Lou Little at Columbia
Rutgers football coach John Bateman served as an assistant under Lou Little for 11 years at Columbia University, shaping early era program leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutgers
John Bateman
Lou Little
Columbia University
Duckpin Bowling Upset As Clearbrook Fails In B League
Clearbrook loses despite Woolen posting 594 580 560 for 1734 in a B League set on Health Center Lanes. Southern States five tally 601 608 571 for 1780 winning. Crisman Cleaners lead with 1801. Ernie Davies 400 and Sonny Cooper 389 pace winners. Bill Boden 391 tops Clearbrook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clearbrook
Crisman Cleaners
Ernie Davies
Sonny Cooper
Bill Boden
Ted Nichols
C & P Telephone
Sonny Crisman
Don Pless
Charles Crisman
Doug Sirbaugh
Sophomore Bill Bradley Sparks Princeton Past Villanova
The 6-foot-5 Crystal City Missouri native Bill Bradley scored 28 points in his first game and added 27 more Tuesday night as Princeton defeated Villanova 68 to 53.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Bradley
Crystal City
Princeton
Tigers
Villanova
Bradley
Liston Moves: Boxing Promoter Clash Stalls Return Pact
In Chicago AP report Liston threatens no rematch under Championship Sports Inc. He and wife Geraldine move into a mansion once owned by Ahmad Jamal while awaiting talks with Patterson's camp. Liston cites $280,000 owed and promoter issues as blocks to a new title defense.
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Chicago
Liston
Geraldine
Castle
Ahmad Jamal
Patterson
Comiskey Park
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Floyd Patterson
Jack Nilon
New York
Championship Sports Inc
Doan's Pills Offer Fast Relief for Aches and Bladder Irritation
An advertisement touts Doan's Pills as fast relief for backache headache and muscular pain plus mild diuretic action to ease bladder irritation. It claims relief helps sleep and cites decades of use and a large size option for convenience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Doan
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Hinston
Little Weaver
Davis
A. Graham
Albright
Hilton, Rideout
Welsh
Rocky Mount
John Lapinsky
Ring Magazine
Ortiz
Joey Giambra
Laszlo Papp
Robert Trenary
Glaize and Brothers
Paul
TV & Radio
Donald Seldon
Woody Glaize
Amercian Oil
O’sullivan
Dick DuVall
Southern Bakeries
TV & Radio Service
Kern Motor CO
S. Loudoun St
Valley Pike
Soph
Western Kentucky
Ed Diddle
Hilltoppers
Texas Weslayan
Duke
South Carolina
Mississippi State
Arkansas A&m
Notre Dame
Michigan State
Joph Jay Miller
Laverne Tart
North Dakota
Oklahoma
SMU
Vanderbilt
Rice
Oregon
Washington
Eliott Gleason
Diddle
Darel Carrier
Texans
Carrier
Blue Devils
Gamecocks
Art Heyman
Deny Ferguson
Fred Schmidt
Scotty Ward
Leland Mitchell
Mississippi
Willy Williams
Lamar Tech
Texas A&m
Mike McCoy
Miami
Fla
Boston College
Columbia
CCNY
Geartown
D.C
Maryla Bridgeport
Louwisvil
Ohio University
Baylor
Arlington
Davidson
Wofford
William — Mary
Hampden-Sydney
Alabama
Southwest Louisiana
Temp
Susquehanna
American University
Boston University
Massachusetts
Perry Engineering Co., Inc
Winchester Phone
States
Canada
Lezon
Firestone
Deay
Rise Stevens
Brian Sullivan
Firestone Orchestra
Abc-Tv
N. Braddock ST
Winchester
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