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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1962

Page

9

Orangemen Triumph 12-7 Over UCLA In Final 1960s Bowl Tuneup

Syracuse edge UCLA 12-7 as John Mackey returns a punt 40 yards for the decisive score. Orange finish season 5-5 despite fumbles and two UCLA interceptions. Major bowls set to begin next week with Oregon State vs Villanova and Miami vs Nebraska.

UCLA Syracuse Associated Press Syracuse Orangemen Vic John Mackey Orange Mackey Oregon State Villanova Liberty Philadelphia Miami Fla Nebraska New York Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum

Turtle hassock pattern for protecting furniture

An advertising item offers a 15 by 20 inch turtle-clever hassock pattern 7011 with pieces directions. It costs 35 cents plus 10 cents for first class mail and is to be mailed to Alice Brooks in New York with name address zone and pattern number. It also promotes a 1963 needlecraft show and a catalog with hundreds of designs and a free pattern.

Turtle Hassock Alice Brooks Winchester Evening Star Needlecraft Dept P. O Old Chelsea Station New York N.Y Eeecalt

Midget League Basketball Openers Include Four-Point Leaders

Winchester Midget League action saw the Jaycees beat the Lions 16-14 with Alkire Patton Stealey each at four points. Optimist Club topped Exchange Cub 24-14 led by Massie with 10. Republic Oil won 18-9 as Moffett and Pfier each scored four. TACs beat Green Chemical 9-2.

Winchester Jaycee Optimist Republic Oil TAC The Armory Jaycees Jack Alkire Bruce Patton Charley Stealey Lions David Moore Ben Knee Cub T. W. Massie

Griffith Stops Fernandez to Retain Welter Title in Vegas

Emile Griffith of New York halted Jorge Fernandez of Argentina in the ninth round to keep the world welterweight crown in Las Vegas. Masao Gondo outpointed Kid Rayo in Kyoto, Japan, securing victory on points over ten rounds.

Las Vegas Emile Griffith New York Jorge Fernandez Argentina Griffith Kyoto Japan Masao Gondo Kid Rayo Nicaragua

Duckpin Bowling Roundup Highlights Local League Wins

Judy Weidig led Boyd's Drug Store to a 2-0 win in the GAA National Bantam Girls League on Health Center Lanes with 117. Beth Petty 96 and Diane Bush 93 followed. Buckley-Lages beat Zuckerman & Co twice, while Bell Clothes swept Commercial & Saving Bank. Northern Virginia Power Company split with Oates Limber Yard. Charline Cowley led Buckley-Lages with 72. Mary McAlty 75 for Zuckerman's. A Christmas Surprise Handicap tourney is planned for Health Center Lanes with prizes and a Christmas package drawing.

Judy. Weidig Boyd Ebert Phyllis Goodwin Karen Miller Buckley- Lages Zuckerman & Co Susan Gilkey Ann Kalafat Bell Clothes Commercial & Saving Bank May Ann Stewart Kaye Adams Northern Virginia Power Company Carole Norris Barbara Butler Brensda Newell Commercial & Savings Bank Becky Kiracofe Pifer Zuckerman and Company Charlene Cowley Mary McAlty Zuckerman's

Dickinson Wins Coral Gables Open at Florida Tourney

Gardner Dickinson Jr. captured the Coral Gables Open title with a 274 total after a par 71 final round. Bill Collins led early and finished strong for top money while Don Fairfield and Dave Ragan also chased the winner, each earning substantial purses in the Florida tourney.

Corgal Gables Fla Gardner Dickinson Jr Bill Collins Dicknson Tequesta Collins Don Fairfield Peridido Bay Dave Ragan Sun City

Tenpin Bowling Night Results From Friday League Showdowns

Continental Homes maintained first place with a 4-0 win over Blue and Gray at Northside. Bill Bridgeforth led with 15-212-204-611 series while Jerry Goodman top-scored for the losers with 561. Other games included Brakeshoe Cafeteria over O Sullivan Rubber 4-0 and Coca Cola edging Lupton Insurance 4-0.

Continental Homes Blue and Gray Northside Bill Bridgeforth Jerry Goodman Brakeshoe O'Sullivan Waterloo Grocery Wildcats GW Garage Shawnee Bowmen Ritter National Fruit Edge the Rescue Squad Coca-Cola Lupton Insurance Pat Taylor Betty Willis GAA Shawnee Squaws One Hour Cleaners Peoples Claners Shenandoah Enterprises National Homes

Shawnee Kennel Club Plans 1963 Show And Judges

The Shawnee Kennel Club meets to discuss its annual dog show on April 18 with judges Percy Roberts from England William Kendrick from Devon Pa William Ackland from Washington and previously Scotland and James Trullinger from Long Island. Ackland can judge five dog groups. Awards include a $50 group prize and $10 per breed with five plus entries. Closing entry date is April 5.

Shawnee Kennel Club Red Fox Tavern Middleburg Percy Roberts England William Kendrick Devon William Ackland Washington Scotland James Trullinger Long Island Ackland Charles Getzendanner Werner D. Nordheim

Political contributions noted by Heritage Foundation

The Amer ican Heritage Foundation discloses that nine of every one hundred families gave some form of political financial contribution in the last presidential election.

American Heritage Foundation

West Virginia Faces Strong Challenge in Southern Conference

Virginia Tech Furman Davidson and George Washington emerge as threats to West Virginia's dominance as the Southern Conference basketball race tightens. WVU relies on depth led by Red Thorn and Jim McCormick while Tech lacks bench strength. Furman tops with Jerry Smith and Gerald Glur, and Davidson George Washington Richmond and others show promise for a more competitive season.

Richmond West Virginia Mountaineers Virginia Tech Furman Davidson George Washington Red Thorn Jim McCormick WVU George King Kentucky Bill Matthews Tech Lee Mclear Howard Pardue Matthews West Virginia Jerry Smith Gerald Glur Fred Hetzel Bill Jarman Terry Holland

Bryant Named Captain of Virginia All-Small College Eleven

Guard Bill Bryant of Emory and Henry, nicknamed Bear for his savage play, is chosen captain of the 1962 Virginia All-Small College team. The sophomore 190 pounds heads a 12-man squad that includes three E&H players and selections from Washington and Lee Hampden-Sydney Bridgewater Randolph-Macon, with honorable mentions across several schools.

Richmond Bill Bryant Emory and Henry Virginia Bryant Ica Associated Press Glade Spring Bear Bear Bryant Bill Castro Ramsey Wasps Washington and Lee Hampheny-Sydney Bridgewater Randolph Macon John Madison Billy Munsey Bob Payne Otis Bradley Hampden-ydney Vernon Dutterer Jack Luck

Bridges Sets ABL Scoring Record in 55-Point Game

Bill Bridges of Kansas City powered the Steers to a 125-103 win over the Oakland Oaks by scoring 55 points on 21 of 33 field goals and 13 of 19 free throws. He surpassed Connie Hawkins 54 points set last season to claim the ABL single game scoring mark as Long Beach near the league lead after its 109-107 win over Pittsburgh. Grady McCollum hit a late basket to seal the Long Beach victory.

Associated Press American Basketball League Bill Bridges Kansas City Steerstar Oakland Oaks Kansas Pittsburgh Connie Hawkins Steers Long Beach Chiefs Grady McCollum

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