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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 03, 1962

Page

6

Irish Humbled as Cavaliers Slated by 19-Point Half Lead

The Evening Star notes Virginia trailed by 19 at the half before Iowa? No, the Cavaliers were beaten 93-73 by an unspecified opponent. Adolph Rupp coached 15 Kentuckians and Yale 79-69. Butler beat Princeton 63-58, Maine upset Connecticut 73-68, with multiple late results across Auburn Chatanooga Memphis State New Mexico State Mississippi Southern and others.

Virginia Cavaliers Adolph Rupp Yale Butler

Lucas Honored as Buckeye Star in AP Feature

Ohio State University guard Jerry Lu cas received national recognition today as Sports Illustrated highlighted his season and named him one of the standout seniors in college basketball. The profile notes his leadership and scoring impact for the Buckeyes.

New York Jerry Lucas Ohio State University Basketsrgedier Ion Tors Sports Illustrated

Davis Named Top College Football Star of 1961

Syracuse ace Ernie Davis closes his varsity career with postseason games and a projected sparkling pro career as he receives continued honors as the leading college football performer of 1961. Davis earns the latest distinction from The Associated Press for his stellar season and acclaim in major circles.

Associated Press Ernie Davis Syracuse Star

More Snow Falls Across Northern Areas

Coldest weather centered in the Northeast with subzero to below freezing readings in northern New York. Temperatures were 1 in Farmington New Mexico with teens to 20s in the Rockies and plateaus.

Northeast New York State Farmington N.M Rockies Plains Mississippi Valley Texas

Shenandoah Faces Nurses Tonight to Open Twinbill

Shenandoah College ladies host Student Nurses in the opener while TACs meet Paul’s TV & Radio in the nightcap as Shenandoah and Kern Motor dominate early City League action. The night’s results show Shenandoah sweeping. TACs and Paul’s split, with Kee ler and Keeler leading scoring.

Shenandoah Twinbill Kern Motor Shenandoah College Chiefs Armory Paul TV & Radio Tacs Woody O’hara Sharon Coyner Jean Moran Kyren Sheard Ronnie Keeler Dickie Keeler Joe Chamberlain TAC Larry Wadsworth Jim Moneau Eddie Davis Zuckerman Piedmont Cookie Adams Donnie Unger Bell

Scholastic Basketball Scores From district games

Highland Springs 38 Hermitage Thomas Jefferson 69 Lane 52 Thomas Dale at Manchester Postponed Great Bridge 67 Hampton 48 Granby 60 Churchland 53 Oscar Smith 57 Warwick 44 Virginia 50 Richlands 37 Tazewell at Graham postponed Cave Spring 60 Drewry Mason Powell Valley 38 Appalachia 33 Pulaski 64 Christiansburg 38 Blacksburg 57 Giles County 37 Galax 40 Wytheville 27 Radford 53 Dublin 39 Nokesville 41 Loudoun County Rockbridge 80 Natural Bridge Middlesex 56 Gloucester 43 Spotsylvania at Patrick Henry Ashland postponed Kenbridge 46 Blackstone 43 Wilson Memorial 61 Waynesboro 60 overtime Valley 49 Central Low Moor 47 overtime Lebanon 57 John Battle 40 Pocahontas at Hurley postponed Abingdon 60 Damascus 30 Patrick Henry Glade Spring 55 Sugar Grove 52 Honaker 52 Garden 33 Powell Valley Tenn. 64 Thomas Walker 54 Dungannon 60 Nickelsville 55 John Mosby Academy 40 Rap pahannock 30 James Wood 57 Strasburg 42 Turner Ashby 45 Harrisonburg

Thomas Jefferson Lane Thomas Dale Manchester Great Bridge Hampton Granby Churchland Oscar Smith Warwick Virginia Richlands Tazewell Graham Cave Spring Drewry Mason Powell Valley Appalachia Pulaski Christinsburg Blacksburg Giles County Galax Wytheville Radford Dublin Nokesville Loudoun County Rockbridge Natural Bridge Middlesex Gloucester Spotsylvania Patrick Henry Ashland Kenbridge Blackstone Wilson Memorial Waynesboro Valley Central Low Moor Lebanon John Battle Pocahontas Hurley Abingdon Damascus Glade Spring Sugar Grove Honaker Garden Tenn Thomas Walker Dungannon

LSU Officials May Not Release Dietzel to Army

The LSU board debates releasing coach Paul Dietzel to Army where he is offered a five year contract at twenty thousand dollars annually plus living quarters and facilities valued around five thousand dollars. Dietzel would replace Dale Hall who was fired after three years. If Dietzel seeks release a majority vote is required with some board members opposing.

West Point N.Y Louisiana State Board of Revisors Paul Dietzel LSU Army Dietzel Jim Corbett New Orleans Dale Hall Hall Navy Sparks Earl Blaik Rice Colorado Miami Board of Supervisors C. J. Dugas Donaldsonville Tom Dutton Paul

New Gnu Arrives at Jacksonville Zoo

The Jacksonville zoo expects its first gnu today. The ox headed, long maned antlered animal will join the collection, a notable addition for the facility.

Jacksonville

Pro Basketball NBA Tuesday Results

Tuesday results show Boston 136 over St Louis 99 and New York 110 over Detroit 104 with Syracuse 127 defeating Chicago 102. Wednesday features New York Cincinnati at Detroit Boston at Detroit Philadelphia at Los Angeles.

NBA Boston St. Louis New York Detroit Syracuse Chicago Cincinnati Los Angeles Pittsburgh Hawaii Cleveland Kansas City San Francisco

Miss U S A Contests Fatherhood Battle Rescheduled

Miss U S A Terry Huntingdon and lawyer Arthur J Crowley agreed a temporary truce in a paternity case. The case was postponed to Oct 1 at both sides request while blood tests are planned for June. Huntingdon seeks 950 a month plus medical and legal costs. Crowley admits intimacy but denies paternity.

Los Angeles Terry Huntingdon U.S.A Hollywood Arthur J. Crowley Miss Huntingdon Crowley

Colonels face tougher Stonewall in JW Strasburg clash

James Wood hosts Stonewall Jackson in a District 10 matchup as the Colonels seek to extend a seven game win streak. Miller leads JW with a 17 point average while Polk provides scoring support, and the Generals aim to upset the unbeaten Rams on their home court.

Strasburg Colonels Stonewall Jackson Generals James Wood Ron Miller Vesume Donnie Polk Miller Polk Stonewall Turner Ashby Knights’ Court Rams Casey Kern Doug Sanders The

Vacuum Cleaners win in Tuesday Morning Housewife League

Marie Fauver led Vacuum Cleaners to a 422 team score victory over Mixettes at Health Center Lanes with a 121 game and two strikes. The Mixettes, led by Pearl Ebert 116 327 and Betty Livengood 113 304, won the first two tilts.

Marie Fauver Manuel Mixettes Pearl Ebert Betty Livengood Gretna Carlisle Miller & Anderson Harold Billie Towlen Dot Grim Garnett Alleghany Freight Lines Gertrude Renner Libby McKee Allegheny Mary Ann Jackson Real McCoys Mattressa Zuckerman Valley Reds Mix

Avisco Expects Strong 1962 Amid Rayon Growth

Avisco chairman Dr. Frank H. Reichel reports a robust outlook for 1962 as all textile divisions show sales gains. Front Royal plant produces rayon staple Tyrex rayon tire cords and yarns with rising demand. Foreign imports of rayon staple fell in 1961 due to intense fiber competition. Tyrex tire cord surges expected in 1962 with auto industry optimism.

Front Royal Frank H. Reichel Avisco

University of California professor Ferdinand D Lessing dies at 79

Dr Ferdinand D Lessing aged 79 author of the world first Mongolian English dictionary and professor emeritus of Oriental languages and literature at UC died Sunday He was born in Essen Germany and had served as curator at Berlin Ethnological Museum before joining UC in 1935 retiring in 1949

Berkeley, Galif Ferdinand D. Lessing University of California Lessing Essen Germany Ethnological Museum Berlin

Kentucky fires Collier after long term contract

The Kentucky athletic board fired Blanton Collier as football coach and voted to buy out the remaining three years of his contract. Collier, 55, had a 41-36-3 record since joining Kentucky in 1954. He said he has no immediate plans for the future.

Lexington Kentucky Blanton Collier Paul (Bear) Bryant Collier Bryant Wildcats Texas A&m Alabama

Coldest Day in Virginia Hits Record Lows Across State

Richmond recorded its coldest day of the season at 13 degrees. Front Royal and Bluefield reported 20 degree readings while Bristol stood at 2 degrees below freezing. Snow closures persisted in South Boston Halifax Prince Edward and Cumberland counties.

Richmond Front Royal Bluefield Virginia Bristol Boston Halifax Prince Edward Cumberland

Daily Across Puzzle Clues Revisited in Word Play

A list of crossword style clues covers pealed fulsome commendation colloq exchange premium more optimistic shaded walk word of disgust Asian shrub foreword king of Bashan one who gives credit goes away slang molten rock fruits comedian Fred leave out most loyal stresses thoron symbol cooked as a tenderloin outcast class Jap yes Spanish ocean bottom deposit relative rank girl's name college officers heavenly body

King of _ Bashan Fred Thoron

Crossword clues from yesterday's puzzle

A compact listing of crossword answers including Norwegian playwright at 31 34 Plunder 35 Book of Old Testament 36 Costly 38 To mature 42 Sun god and related fills.

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