VMI Eyes First Win at William and Mary Home Night
VMI coach Miller seeks his first victory over William and Mary on the Tribe’s home court as the Keydets enter a Southern Conference clash. The matchup follows Virginia Tech defeat and features four double figure scorers led by Blair Watson Yurachek and Kruszewski with Gausepohl contributing rebounding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VMI
W&m
William and Mary
Miller
Bill Blair
Bobby Watson
John Yurachek
Joe Kruszewski
Jeff Gausepohl
Watson
Yurachek
Hardin Keeps Edge in 1962-63 Scoring Race
Hardin remains the top state scorer with 25.2 points per game despite a tough three-game stretch that yielded 48 points. His closest challenger, Randolph Macon's Frank Kaminski, trails at 21.3 points per game as the race tightens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randolph Macon
Yellow Jackets
Bridgewater
Iith
Stan Trimble
Jim Galke
Eagles
Hardin
Frank Kaminski
Doctors Unsure About Jim Taylor
Baton Rouge AP doctors still have not pinpointed Jim Taylor’s illness after he entered a Baton Rouge hospital with a virus. Hepatitis is a possibility but no definite conclusion has been reached as Taylor, star fullback of the Green Bay Packers, receives care. Hardin’s scoring pace drops as the season nears 2,000 points. Kaminski, Walsh, Fauber and Conner are among leaders in the college scoring race with notable averages and recent shifts in rankings.
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Baton Rouge
Jim Taylor
Green Bay Packers
Taylor
Tenpin Bowling Roundup Leads and Lows Across Leagues
Sloanaker and Sirbaugh pace Bell in a 4 0 win at Northside Lanes as Bell Clothes stay atop the Lucky Strike league. High series go to Shanker 560 and Sirbaugh 206 high game. Don Raymer 207 tops losers. Fender Sales moves to second with 4 0 over Winchester. Charcoal Hearth ties and climbs to third with Bruce Taylor 222 and Clayton Cochran 569. Snyder Plumbing wins 3 1 as Samllwood scores 602 with 245 high game. Gray and Eddy shut out Shenandoah News 4 0 with Kiracofe 592 and 214 high. RC Cola beats Northern Virginia Power 3 1. Fogle 258 and 607 set. The Pizza Shop stays first in Queen Pin League with 40 over Aiken Construction. Gkene 219 553 tops for Pizza Shop. Buckley Lages remains led by Mary Miller 460. Fender Sales gets Leslie Orndorff 427 and Rod Thorn leads basketball honors.
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Fender Sales
Winchester Automotive
Earl Sealock
Ralph Coates
Howard Adkins
Charcoal Hearth
National Fruit
Bruce Taylor
Clayton Cochran
Hal Dawson
Broadstater Optician
Maurice Samllwood
Sonny Higgs
Gray
Eddy
Shenandoah News Agency
Skip Snider
Carl Lundmark
Ken Mowery
Eddie Shull
Jess Kiracofe
Kiracofe
RC Cola
Northern Virginia Power Company
Denny Lillis
Blue Ridge Saddlery
Dave Fogle
Charles Mason
Duckpin Bowling Roundup Lands Midseason Honors Across Leagues
East Cork Grocery tops A League with wins over Bun cutter Tire Co and Novick Transfer in a busy night at Health Center Lanes. Eugene Funkhouser led Hertz-Rent-A-Car with 407, while Harold Pugh and Charles Minghini shone for Buncutter and Novick Transfer. East Cork St. Gro cery beat Optimist Club to finish first half 41-10, with Evan Creswell posting strong scores. Coca Cola, Sears, and Independents split series as Pepsi Cola Girls League crown went to Modern Plumbing & Heating with a 912 906 win over Mixed Nuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hertz-Rent-A-Car
Buncutter Tire Co
Buncuttermen
Optimist
East Cork St. Grocery
Evan Creswell
Willie Slonaker
Chet Stone
Carl McKee
Bob Harrison
McKee
Coca Cola
Gayla Tucker
Terry Ford
Karen Jennings
Diane Webber
Donna Jennings
Health Center
Judy Farmer
Lexie Jackson
Rifle Talk on Pistols and Calibers for Defense
The writer argues adults should own a reliable pistol for defense. He favors the .357 Magnum as best all round, notes revolvers are simple and trustworthy, and mentions Colt and Smith & Wesson produce four inch models. The piece also covers local shooting club meetings at the Armory and weather-affected events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colt
Smith
Winchester
Stephens City
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Williamsburg
Eeedom
Virginia Tech
Norm Halberstadt
Gene Lazaroff
Keydets
George Washington
Richmond
Clemson
Gerald Glur
Don Frye
Paladins
South Carolina
Citadel
Jim Brennan
Choppy Patterson
Cavaliers
Virginia
Wake Forest
Chip Conner
RPI
Green Devils
Newport News
The
Devils
Tommy Walsh
Vmi-W&m
GW Richmond
Old Dominion
Monarchs
Hampden-Sydney
CIAA
St. Paul's
Norfolk State
Hampton
Mum
Kaminski
Meartime
Walsh
Washington and Lee
Rodger
Rip) Fauber
Blair Rpi
Chuck Conner
Tex Murray
Frederick
Gene Engel
Conner
Morris Cregger
Roanoke
Len Chappell
Chris Cramer
ACC
Bones McKinney
Sloanaker
Sirbaugh
Bell
Bell Clothes
Quick Music
Northside Lanes
John Slonaker
Arlan Sirbaugh
Shanker
Don Raymer
Phil Armel
Lillis
Pizza Shop
Aiken Construction
Te. Io
Ad Gkene
Pat
Aiken
Buckley - Lages
Mary Miller
Rennie Armel
Maryson
Leslie Orndorff
Fender
Rod Thorn
B. F. Goodrich
Leedeun St
East Cork Grocery
Hertz
Eugene Funkhouser
Ted Hepner
Chug White
Buncutter
Harold Pugh
Charles Minghin
Novick
Minghini
Joe Zimmerman
Sears
Roy Bly
Jake Rudy
Mac Hyde
Bill Huntsberry
Schenck Foods
Garland Brown
Allen Hawthorne
Edwin Snapp
Peoples Cleaners
Sealtest
Mickey McDonald
Allen Carter
Ed Clevenger
Kuenn Inks Pact
San Francisco
Veter
Winchester Park & Shop
Winchester Credit Corporation
Rouss Avenue
Pontiac
Tempest
Kern Motor Company
S. Loudoun St
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