Lady Brunswick League leads with The Big I s 3 1 win in Northside
The Northside roundup shows The Big I s taking the top ladies league spot with a 3 1 victory over Caldwell Sites on pinfall 2294 to 2094 led by Shasta Garrison 510 and teammates over 400. Dale s Grocery, C S Bank and Triangle Diner also post notable scores while Pat Taylor and Jean Hovermale stand out in multiple matches.
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Northside
Lady Brunswick
Big I's
Caldwell
Shasta Garrison
Pat Brant
Pat’ Taylor
Dot Clark
Phylis McCauley
Montie Shickle
Jackie Haymaker
Royal Jewelers
Dale
Jo Votel
Connie Baker
Martha Taylor
Dale Five
C&s Bank
Buckley
Jean Hovermale
How
Mary Willis
Pat Allen
Lee Hassen
Ken Smith
Triangle Diner
Dolores Miller
Rejects
Plumly Lumber
Betty McKee
Pat Taylor
Coca Cola
Peoples Cleaners
Forrest Hills
Martin
Lucy Giffin
Sara Dale
Betty Willis
Drug Fair
T-Birds
Fords
Papa Bird
Jack Troester
al Kibler
Falcons
Jack Phillips
Impalas
Buick
Edgar White
Crosby Event Delayed By Snow At Pebble Beach
The Bing Crosby tournament at Pebble Beach faces a one day postponement as snow and hail disrupt play. Joe Campbell led at six under through 54 holes with a 210, while Gardner Dickinson had his ball buried on the first fairway.
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Pebble Beach
Calif
Gardner Dickinson
Tiger Stops Fernandez in Miami Beach Fight Result
In Miami Beach Florida Dick Tiger weighing 160 pounds from Nigeria stopped Flo Rentino Fernandez also 160 pounds from Cuba in six rounds. In Dortmund Germany Karl Mildenberger at 190 pounds from Germany out pointed Pete Rademacher 213 pounds from Columbus Georgia over ten rounds.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Dick Tiger
Nigeria
Florentino Fernandez
Cuba
Dortmund
Germany
Karl Mildenberger
Pete Rademacher
Columbus
Virginia track star Gene Engel sets two school marks
Charlottesville Virginia. Gene Engel, a University of Virginia junior from Cranford New Jersey, broke two school records in throwing events last spring. He set the discus record at 152 10 and the javelin mark at 209 7.
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Charlottesville
Gene Engel
University of Virginia
Cranford
N.J
Idiscus
Virginia
Judges Dominate Mosby 89-46 In Saturday Basketball Night
Handley overwhelmed John Mosby Academy as the Judges used a deep roster to rout Mosby 89 to 46. Mike Kelly led Handley with 14 points, while Phil Newcome scored a game high 22 and Woody Harper added 14 as Handley pulled away in the third period.
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Handley
John Mosby Academy
Mike Kelly
Phil Newcome
Woody Harper
John Anderson
Phil Cramn
Greg Penn
Dennis Sirbaugh
Ritchie Wolfe
Jim Wilkins
Larry Bell
Mosby
Bob Pingley
Junior Allison
Billy O’bannion
Raiders
Hunter Maddox
Newcome
Harper
Wolfe
Kelly
Wilkins
Sirbaugh
Anderson
Penn
Craun
Beatty Edges Jazy in Mile at Los Angeles Invite
Diminu tive Jim Beatty and Michel Jazy ran 4:04.8 in the mile at the Los Angeles indoor meet with Beatty edging the French star by two inches thanks to a strong finish. Beatty singles out a slower first half and will race Feb 10 in Los Angeles against Jim Grelle and Laszlo Tabori in a competitive rematch. Tennessee A&I delivered surprises with Jean Holmes defeating Wilma Rudolph Ward in sprint and Ralph Boston failing to surpass 24 feet 11 inches in the broad jump.
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Los Angeles
Jim Beatty
Michel Jazy
France
Beatty
Jazy
Los Angeles Times
Jim Grelle
Oregon
Laszlo Tabori
Tennessee A&i
Jean Holmes
Wilma Rudolph Ward
Ralph Boston
Eagles Face Road Tests Ahead In District 10 Play
Clarke County fans must travel as the Eagles oppose Stonewall Jackson in a Tuesday game and Central on Friday in District 10. A post exam rebound is hoped after a tougher stretch before hosting Strasburg on the 30th and then Broadway, first in the district, in a crucial Friday matchup.
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Handy
Warren County
Broadway
Wildcats
Handley
George Mason
Mustangs
Clarke County
Eagles
Stonewall Jackson
Central
CCHS
Strasburg
Rugged Broadway
James Wood
ABL Standings and Results From Weekend Games
The Associated Press reports Eastern Division leaders Pittsburgh Cleveland and New York with evolving records. Saturday Chicago edged Pittsburgh in overtime 114 111. Sunday San Francisco beat New York 108 105 and Kansas City defeated Cleveland 132 120 while Kansas City topped Pittsburgh 132 120.
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W. L. Pet. G.B. Chicarvouren
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
New York
San Francisco
Kansas City
Hawaii
Chicago
Braves Sign Aaron Mathews to Boost 1962 Power Hitting
Braves lock in Hank Aaron and Eddie Mathews joining a wave of signings as they push toward the 1962 season. The duo cost over 100000 with salaries rumored between 55000 and 60000 each, strengthening a lineup led by last year’s runners up.
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Milwaukee
Hank Aaron
Eddie Mathews
Braves
Aaron Mathews
Warren Spahn
del Crandall
Aaron
Mathews
John McHale
McHale
Braves’ Power Trust
New York Yankees
Luis Arroyo
Los Angeles Dodgers
Don Drysdale
Tommy Davis
Detroit Tigers
Hank Aguirre
Phil Regan
Mickey Stanley
Cincinnati
Johnny Edwards
Washington
Senators
Bob Johnson
Pittsburgh
Coot Veal
Jose Martinez
Star League roll-off lights up bowling night with multiple scores
Patsy Whitacre rolled 382 for Farmers & Merchants National Bank Employes in a Star Ladies League event on Center Lanes. Louise Wilson led with 141 in a 6-spare 1-strike effort aiding the winners, while Avonettes and other teams posted high scores and multiple lanes battles. The evening also featured numerous 100+ games across leagues and a planned roll-off for the first half title between Sanitary Dairy, F&M Bank Emploes, and Orts Sof Spun Bread on Feb 4 at 7 p.m.
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Patsy Whitacre
Farmers & Merchants National Bank
Trn
Avonette
Star
Theight
Louise ‘Wilson
Elizabeth Wolfe
Thelma Bucher
Dot Grim
Nancy DeSchon
Sanitary Dairy
Nancy
Jo- Ann Snapp
Virginia Vance
Frances Dodson
Becky Cornwell
Helen Elsen
Polly
Cab
Buckley- Lages
Bunch Ryan
Frances Turner
Louise Armstrong
Val Morgan
Ann Schuller
Buckley-Lages
Buncutter Oil
Royal Crown Cola
Pearl
Thelma Deavers
Peggy Easter
Pace BC
Evening Star Ladies League
Beagle Club Field Trial Winners Named at Shades Park
Ten winners crowned in Plan D field trials of the Apple Valley Beagle Club at Shades Park. In the 13 inch class winners include Mickey owned by Ray Alexander of Timberville and Kenneth L. Gardner of Great Falls. judges were W A Bushey and Frank lin L Snyder. In the 15 inch class top dog was Great Falls Ticket owned by Kenneth L. Gardner with Buck, Deacon Polly, Day John Henry and Bumps Tooter following. judges were Ray Alexander and Allen Alexander. Luncheon served by Mr and Mrs W H Thornton.
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Apple Valley Beagle Club
Shades Park
Mickey
Ray Alexander
Timberville
Kenneth L. Gardner
Great Falls
Cap Maid Blondie
C. C. Carper
Hagerstown
Lee Moore
Daniel Moores
Falmouth
Big Dime Fancy Pants
Stanley Derrow
Broadway
Calsis
W. A. Bushey
Vienna
Franklin L. Snyder
Front Royal
Buck
R. J. Kelly
Round Hill
Deacon Polly
John Henry
N. F. Bradford
Bumps Tooter
W. A. Bushing
Timber
Shenandoah picks two young stars to boost next season
Shenandoah College eyes Bobby Brown and Ron Vore as likely starters for next semester. Brown offers a shooting touch while Vore brings rebounding and athletic drive. The schedule includes home games at James Wood and Handley with matches against Charles County Potomac State and Prince George.
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Shenandoah College
Bobby Brown
Ron Vore
Brown
Vere
Montgomery
James Wood
Hornets
Ams
Handley
Shenandoah
Wesley
Allegany of Cumberland
Charles County
Potomac State
Prince George
Armory
Colonels Rally Past Warren In Tight 54 45 Victory
James Wood’s unbeaten squad edged a rugged Warren County battle 54 45 as Kern scored 22 but flirted with fouling out. Kerns Pugh and Butch Kerns led JW while Luttrell and Wright kept the Wildcats close through the midgame. Next meet Feb 13 at JW site.
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James Wood
Colonels
Warren County
Wildcats
Ron Kern
Granville
Butch’ Kerns
Billy Pugh
Jim Casey
Coleader
Handley
Front Royal
Kern
Phil Luttrell
Kerns
Luttrell
Pugh
Sanders
Sullivan
Shifflett
Wright
Bowers
Biggs
Malee
Curry nets 97 as Pirates wallop Mercersburg and Paul’s TV
George Curry erupts for 33 and 64 points in a pair of wins at the Armory. He scores 97 in the afternoon with 32 field goals in the nightcap helping Winchester beat Mercersburg (Pa.) 73 96 and Paul’s TV 141 73. Curry’s 64 misses the Armory record by four points.
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George Curry
Winchester Pirates
Mercersburg
Paul
Armory
Curry
Pirates
Pennsylvania
Handley
Jim Omps
Robert Burks Scor
Charles Nat Harris
al Moreau
Bill Hickerson
Warrenton
Martinburg
Ohio State Faces Purdue in Big Ten Showdown
Ohio State the unbeaten No. 1 team prepares for a home and home series with Purdue led by All-America Terry Dischinger who will play with a cast on his right hand. Lucas and Havlicek paced a 90-76 win over Minnesota as Buckeyes seek strength before Purdue matchup.
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Buckeyes
Terry Dischinger
Purdue Boilermakers
Ohio State
Dischenger
Jerry Lucas
John Havlicek
Dischiider
Purdue
Boilermakers
Wichita
Southern California
Minnesota
Southern Cal
Lucas
Havlicek
Bradley
Braves
Chet Walker
Duquesne
St. Vincent's
Bowling Green
Canada May Meet American League In Grid Playoffs
Houston Oilers owner Bud Adams proposed an international all-star game between Canadian and American football leagues. Montreal Alouettes president Ted Workman approved, hoping it could lead to an international championship playoff, with revenue aiding players pension funds. The Canadian league ends its regular season in November.
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Houston, Tex
K.S
Bud) Adams
The
Houston Oilers
American Football League
Montreal
M.E
Ted) Workman
Montreal Alouettes
Workman
Adams
Canada
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Don Holliday
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Galladay Trucking Co
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Triplicate Club
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