College Scores Across Regions Reported
College teams posted a slate of results with winners such as Kentucky over St. Francis Pa and Florida defeating Tulane. Notable upsets and overtime decisions included Oklahoma State edging Missouri Kansas State and St. Francis Pa taking a narrow win in a crowded scoreboard.
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Kentucky
Vanderbilt
Alabama
Miss. St
Auburn
Mississippi
Florida
Tulane
Eay
Southern
Oklahoma
Towa St
Ball St
Wabash
Cornell
Iowa
Coc
Southwest
New Mexico
Tenpin Roundup: Top Teams Shuffle in Northside Lanes Meet
In a league shakeup at Northside Lanes, Charcoal Hearth returns to first place, Snyder Plumbing slips to second after a 3-1 loss to Shenandoah News Agency, which climbs to third. Joe Geraci posts 192 227 620 for Bell Clothes while Kiracofe adds 580. Other matches feature Blue Ridge Saddlery, DC Cola, and National Fruit, plus Queen Pin League action where The Pizza Shop stays atop with a 4-0 win as Pat Taylor hits 518.
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Northside Lanes
Charcoal Hearth
Snyder
Charles Mason
Shenandoah
Ron Haines
Kiracofe
Eddy
Blue Ridge Saddlery
DC Cola
Fender
National Fruit
Quick Music
Winchester’ Automotive
Northern Virginia Power Company
Broadstater
Optician
Return Bout Contract Is Real Evil In Boxing Says Fleischer
Nat Fleischer condemns return bout contracts as the root of boxing’s trouble urging champions to face the No 1 contender every six months to restore interest in the heavyweight division. He argues the title should belong to no one and tax relief for athletes would boost activity and longevity in the sport.
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Fleischer
Murray Rose
Associated Press
NEW York
Sonny Liston
Casius Clay
Bellcow
Eddie Machen
Machen
Fleisher
Congress
College Bowl Winners Given Rousing Welcome
The University of Vic four man team from Charlottesville won two straight on College Bowl, earning 9000 in school scholarships before the show ruled they must leave after five wins. Dean Runk praised the team as a great honor while crowds cheered.
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Charlottesville
University of Vic
B. F. D. Runk
Rifle Talk and Winchester Club Officers Named
Commentary on summer hunting and wildlife tracks unfolds alongside Clarksville’s Winchester Rifle and Pistol Club 1963 officer slate. The piece lists Bob Wolfe as president and Jock White among juniors, with scores from Friday’s meets and a note on a soon to be chosen range officer.
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Winchester Rifle and Pistol Club
Bob Wolfe
Presi
Jimmie Jarrell
Jack Sahm
Brave Boy Faces Arm X-ray Question in Clinic
In Clinton Kentucky a young boy with an injured arm visits Dr. W A Jackson. The doctor says an x ray is needed and the boy asks if he must smile for the picture, holding back tears.
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Clinton, Ky
W. A. Jackson
Football Deaths Drop 30 Percent in 1962 Safety Push
Dr Eastwood reports 26 players died from direct and indirect causes last year down from 37 in 1961. High school accounts for 12 of 19 direct deaths. six in sandlot games. one in semi pro. Indirect deaths numbered seven with heat stroke. Proposals call for medical exams, season monitoring, and disqualification after serious concussions.
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Eastwood
Mickey McDonald Fires 423 Series In A League Play
Mickey McDonald rolled 131 149 and 143 for a 423 series as Peoples Cleaners swept Hertz Rent A Car in three games at Health Center Lanes. Allen Carter added a 160 game with five spares and two strikes. Cork Sr and Coca Cola also had three wins as league play continued with notable scores and a meeting notice from league president Sonny Crisman for Mixed Doubles.
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Mickey McDonald
Peoples Cleaners
Hertz-Rent
Boyce
Allen Carter
Hertz
Eugene Funkhouser
Ted Hepner
Charles Swartz
Coca Cola
Carl McKee
Edwin Snapp
Garland Brown
East Cork St. Grocery
Novick
Francis Hudson
Hudson
Joe Zimmerman
Roxy Hockman
Charles Renner
Jess
Kiracore
Harry Aikens
Evan Creswell
Cork Sr
Doug Conner
Sealtest
National Fruit
Johnny Romick
Lawrence Pope
Bobby Rinker
Harry Hottel
Peachy DeHaven
Buncutter Tire Co
Schenck Foods
Jim Morgan
Lynn Comer
Sears
Sonny Crisman
Western Wickenburg Club Keeps Cowboy Charm Alive
In Wickenburg Arizona the local chamber is replaced by the Round Up Club. Its president is styled boss, with a straw boss as vice president and wrangler as office manager. Directors are called top hands as the group preserves a rugged western image.
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Wickenburg
Ariz
Chamber of Commerce
Ex NC State players charged in Raleigh gambling case
Three former NC State basketball players Gallagher Muehlbauer and Niewierowski were indicted in Durham County on charges of accepting or agreeing to accept bribes in games against Duke. They testified last year in Wake County, leading to convictions of gamblers. bonds will be set when brought to court.
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Durham
N.C
North Carolina State
Raleigh
Durham County
Donald M. Gallagher
Binghamton
N.Y
Brooklyn
Anton R Muehlbauer
Stanley Niewierowski
Duke
Wake County
Lester Chalmers
Chalmers
Steve
Preme
Wake County Grand
Dan Edwards
Edwards
New York
Aaron Wagman
Niewierowski
Muehlbauer
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Newark
Rutgers
Newark St
Maine
Bates
Abilene Christian
McMurry
Arizona St. Coll
Fort Lewis
A&m
Texas
E. New Mexico
East Texas
Southwest Texas
Far West Seattle
Idaho State
San Francisco
Pepperdine
Pizza Shop
Pat Taylor
Aiken Construction
Coffelt Electric Co
Fender Sales
Buckley-Lages
Virginia Bucket
Cavaliers
Chip Conner
South Carolina
Gamecock
John Gorsage
Bill Yarbrough
Scotty Ward
Ronnie Collins
Nat Fleischer
Michael Bennett
Evanston, Ill
Bernard Haggerty
John W. Williams
Board of Supervisors
Albemarle County
Harry Stebbins
Mer
Nature
Winchester Park & Shop
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Heneea
Pap
Chatham
Winchester Savings & Loan Association
W. Boscawen St
ASL Aa
Wisses
RADIO
Dodge
Pine Motor Co., Inc
S. Braddock St
Winchester
Mr. Webb
George Washington Hotel
Manger Annapolis Hotel
Washington
D. C
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Baltimore
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