Bowling Leaders Rise as Gray and Eddy Take First Place
Gray and Eddy leap to the top of the standings at Northside Lanes after a strong team performance and standout scores from Eddie Shull and Carl Lundmark. Lundmark posted 183 20 187 for 570, Shull 211 173 176 for 560, with other notable marks from Snider Mowery and Catlett while rivals Snyder Plumbing and Charcoal Hearth split a 3 1 decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie Shull
Carl Lundmark
Gray
Eddy
Northside
Snyder Plumbing
Lundmerk
Shull
Skip Snider
Ken Mowery
Harold Catlett
Dave Fogle
Rush Title At Stake
Abner Haynes trails Buffalo star Cookie Gilchrist by 129 yards for the NFL rushing title with one game left for Dallas. Gilchrist has 1,096 yards and Gene Mingo leads scorers with 137 points, nine ahead of Gino Cappelletti who has one game remaining.
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Dallas
Abner Haynes
Cookie Gilchrist
Buffalo
Gilchrist
New York
Haynes
Houston
Charley Tolar
San Diego
Tolar
Len Dawson
Babe Parilli
Boston
Frank Tripucka
Denver
Lionel Taylor
Taylor
Art Powell
Gene Mingo
Gino Cappelletti
Bos‘om
Gilot
Cappelletti
Rifle Talk: .22 Rim Fire Cartridges and Club Scores
A brief rundown of .22 rim fire options including BB cap and CB cap, and notes on long and short rounds for practice and match use. Official Winchester Junior Rifle Club scores show Larry Schaffer 88, Jock White 91, Warren Stone 96, Gene Sullivan 86, Bill Leatherman 94 out of 500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Stebbins
Winchester Junior Rifle Club
Larry Schaffer
Jock White
Warren Stone
Gene Sullivan
Bill Leatherman
Randolph-Macon Star Roberts ruled ineligible for 1962 63 season
Randolph-Macon College announced Alex Roberts 1962 63 ineligibility after discovery of prior college play. Roberts 6 2 24 year old guard had helped the Yellow Jackets win 39 of 51 since 1960 and averaged 19.7 in early 1962 63 games. The case centers on a residence rule and prior college attendance at Texas A and M Providence College and military service.
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Alex Roberts
Yellow Jackets
Roberts
Randolph-Macon
Hugh Stephens
Texas A & M
Providence College
Army
Randolph - Macon
Stephens
Providence
Mason- Dixon Conference
Pawtucket
R.I
Cage Star
Jackets
Duckpin Roundup: Peoples Cleaners Lead In A League Wins
Spaid tops Peoples with 391 series as they roll 1823 for three wins at Health Center Lanes. Optimist Club and Sears also win. Cork St. Grocery tops Schenck Foods. In Frederick, Health Center five post 1846 to secure four Blue Ridge points over Village Lanes.
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Peoples Cleaners
Johnny Spaid
Mickey McDonald
Harold Buckner
Charles Ebert
Allen Carter
Peoples
E. Cork St. Grocery
Optimist Club
Dennis Derry
Buck McCarty
Schenck Foods
Frederick
Health Center
Wake Forest hosts St Josephs in non conference opener
Wake Forest aims to rebound to 1 2 on the season as it hosts St Josephs at Reynolds Coliseum in Winston Salem. The Deacons seek to protect their ACC title while facing a St Josephs squad led by Billy Hoy and a 9th meeting in the series.
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Demon Deacons
Wake Forest
Horace
Bones) McKinney
Len
Len Chappell
Reynolds Coliseum
Winston-Salem
N.C
Dacoas
Chappell
Syracuse Nationals
National Basketball Association
St. Joseph’s
Deacons
Wake
Georgetown
Hofstra
Albright
McKinney's Boys
Minnesota
Marquette
North Carolina
N.C. State
College Park
Billy Hoy
Bridges Scores 49 as Steers fall in overtime to Majors
Kansas City’s Bill Bridges poured in 49 points but the Steers lost 108-107 in overtime to Chicago. Mel Davis rebounded for the Majors with five seconds remaining to seal the win, widening the gap behind the Long Beach Chiefs in the ABL race. Connie Hawkins did not play for Pittsburgh, as Oakland edged the Rens 96-93.
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Associated Press
Bill Bridges
Kansas City Steers
Long Beach Chiefs
Bridges
Chicago
Steers
Mel Davis
Majors
Kansas City
Chiefs
Oakland
Pittsburgh
Connie Hawkins
Rens
Hawkins
Long Beach
Lane keeps trading drive as Zephyrs GM shifts to NBA
Frank Lane, ex-baseball multi club GM, continues wheeling and dealing as Chicago Zephyrs general manager in the NBA. He notes limited trades due to smaller roster but says he has completed about a dozen swaps involving 25 players since May 1. Bellamy led Detroit to a 109-100 win as Dischinger sat out.
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Baltimore
Frank Lane
Chicago Zephyrs
National Basketball Association
Lane
Zephyrs
Detroit Pistons
Civic Center
NBA
The
Chicago
Dischinger
Walt Bellamy
Purdue
Detroit
Bellamy
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Landmark and Shull
Bruce Taylor
Steve Reedy
Loring Burkhart
Harry McKee
Clayton Cochran
Riley Loy
Bill Massie
Loy
Dick Havermale
Winchester Automotive
Bell Clothes
Sonny Heshman
John Slonaker
Shenandoah News Agency
Broadstater Optician
Jim Morton
Royal Crown Cola
National Fruit
Elwood Willis
Quick Music
Blue Ridge Saddlery
Phil Armel
Jess Kiracore
Hal Dawson
Kiracore
Windy City
Dawson
Luky Strike Tenpin League
Gray & Eddy
Snyder’s
Shen, News
RC Cola
Fender Sales
Gangbusters
Rush
Jess Kiracofe
Peterson
Ashland
Randolph Macon College
Mason - Dixon
Roanoke
Spaid
Sears
Hertz-Rent-A-Car
Jim Morgan
Roy Bly
Bob Harrison
Ted Hepner
Hertz
Roxy Hockman
Evan Creswell
Charley Renner
Lawrence Pope
Doug Conner
Ed Clevenger
John Romick
Sealest
Coca Cola
Jake Rudy
Jackie Cleveland
Bill Keyton
Carl McKee
Charles Swartz
Bill Nagely
Joe Zimmerman
Winchester
Francis Hudson
Artie Kiracofe
Briscoe Ginn
Remington’ Lektronic
Remington
Rolea-Matic
N. Loudoun Street
Virginia
Dohm Reid
Soe
Loudoun Street
Virgin
En Button
Trader Frank Lane
Cage
U.S
W. Boscawen St
Ray
Member
Federal Home Loan Bank System
George
Washington
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