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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1962
Page
7
Harry Stebbins discusses rifle cartridge evolution from 1888 German cases to modern calibers like 270 308 and 243. He notes rebore, relining, and wildcat possibilities, then shifts to a snowy Junior Rifle Club disruption and NBA Postal Matches, reflecting on past shooting culture and youth outreach.
Richmond Virginians open the International League season with a day night doubleheader April 25 at single game prices. General manager Jerry Waring says one ticket admits to both games and the plan targets fans and workers. He predicts possible early-league standing outcomes after the first day.
AFC commissioner Joe Foss asserted the American Football League will be ready to contend for a pro championship with the NFL this fall after a banner year in rookies and TV revenue. He said the AFL would be equal to the NFL, top to bottom, with another year of competition.
Statement of Condition for Winchester Savings and Loan Association filed December 30 1961 showing assets of 1 513 587 04 with first mortgage loans savings accounts cash in bank and government obligations. Affidavit by President Fred L. Glaze Jr sworn January 18 1962 before notary Mildred K. James with directors M W Perry John L. Glaze Co. L. Clements.
Dave Leighton of Excelsior Minnesota broke his personal record in a Dartmouth hockey game against Boston College. He drew a penalty and marked the first time he has two penalties in a single season on the ice.
St John’s University beat Canisius 81-68 at home as LeRoy Ellis scored 31 and pulled 15 rebounds. Wisconsin rolled North Dakota State 102-50, Auburn beat Georgia Tech 52-40, and Virginia Tech beat Tennessee 83-73 as college basketball action continued nationwide. Ellis moved past 1,000 career points as the Redmen extended their streak and eye an NCAA bid.
Gary Player, fresh from his 1961 San Francisco International Open triumph, heads to Harding Park for the $50,000 tournament. The 149 pros and 10 amateurs begin the 72-hole event as he eyes practice after a 70 in qualifying. Also noted: Mrs. Moody Jolley’s Aidan, a standout two year old, was purchased for $11,000.
In Northside's Junior Red Crown League Charles Mason 487 and Larry Mas on 476 led Fireballs no points as Gray Devils rolled 1916 to beat them by 113 pins. Bob Armel 490 and 206 final game led the winners while Rangers and Raiders split the match on Don Armel 492. All-Stars beat Fearsome Foursome 3-1 with Steve Lamm 451 and Milton O Rear 423. Jerry Goodman 527 led Despera does 4-0 over Pinsplitters with 199 in best set. Valley Pride and All-State Insurance split in Apple Capital Loop as Ralph Coates 502 sparked four 400+ series. In Mixed Classic Lupton Insurance swept on Dick Hovermale 487 and Jean Hovermale 546. Quick Amusement, led by Becky Greene 474 and others, edged Stuart Perry 3-1 1874-1673. Lucky Inn beat Wilkins Coffee 1810-1728 behind Norman Garrison 514.
Russell Durwood Stone, 53, of Laurel Virginia, died when a crane boom struck him as the crane overturned while lifting a derailed car after a 20 car derailment on the Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad near Quantico. No other injuries reported as trains were re-routed via Southern Railway lines.
Charley Sifford eagled twice on consecutive holes to surge during the 1961 Portland Open but the field kept pace as leaders battled for the title.
An advertisement claims Peacock's Imperial Creme smooths wrinkles and brown spots on hands face and neck after six days. It promises clear skin improvements with rich oils easing pores and removing blemishes and scars, with a full refund if not satisfied.
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