Handley Game Plans and Hilltop Tour Revealed
Sports notes from Winchester recount Eddie Siebert and a visiting sportswriter touring Handley athletics. They discuss the 1962 Judges schedule, rival counts, and the new Virginia rule allowing earlier practice. The visit ends with praise for Handley facilities and a look at the football setup and press box.
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Handley’s
Yester
Winchester
Weils
Jefferson Street
Eddie Siebert
Athletic Department
Siebert
Handley-Martinsburg
Hunter Maddox
Maddox
Handley
Clarke County High
Loudoun County
Clarke County
Eagles
George Mason and Herndon
James Monroe
Fredericksburg
Yellowjackets
Don Welch
Welch
Virginia
Star Office
Baltimore Oriole
John ‘Boog
Powell
Bo Bolinsky
Los Angeles
A's Jimenez Siebern spark 4-3 win over Twins in pennant chase
Jimenez and Siebern each had two hits as the Athletics beat Minnesota 4-3. Siebern added a homer and two RBIs while Jimenez raised his average near the .360s driving in Siebern and continuing Oakland's push in the tight American League race.
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City
Jimenez
Siebern
A’s
Minnesota
Twins
Mel Ott
A's
Milwaukee
Bob Shaw
Braves
Four U S Horses Entered in Derby
The Epsom Derby drew 27 entries with four American owned horses. Sebring of Townsend Martin's ownership, Larkspur owned by Raymond Guest, Young Lochinvar owned by Lady Sassoon, and Romulus owned by Charles Englehard led the U S contingent. Favorite Hethersett ridden by Major Lionel Holliday stood at 11-2 as Miralgo and others trailed.
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London
Britain
Sebring
Townsend. Martin
New York
New Jersey
Larkspur
Raymond Guest
Young Lochinvar
Lady Sassoon
Dallas
Tex
Pair Tie For Shaky Lead In Seniors Golf Tourney
James H. McAlvin of Lake Forest Illinois and George Haggarty of Detroit share a two stroke lead entering the final 18 holes of the U S Seniors Golf Association championship at Westchester Country Club Rye New York. The field of 419 plays Apawamis first round then Westchester for the final 36 holes. Leaders and scores are listed with John Ledbetter Jr. of Scarsdale and others among top finishers. Defending champion Joseph Morrill Jr. shot 42 40 82 at Apawamis. Willie Shoemaker’s mounts have earned 24 466 798 through 1961.
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Rye
N.Y
James H. McAlvin
Lake Forest
Ill
George Haggarty
Detroit
McAlvin
Haggarty
Westchester Country Club
Apawamis Country Club
John Ledbetter Jr
Scarsdale
Apawamis
Westchester
George Dawson
Glen Ellyn
Frank Clement
Ledbetter
J. Wolcott Brown
Sea Girt
N.15
Joseph Morrill Jr
Great Barrington
Mass
U.S
Jack Westland
Everett
Wash
Morrill
Horse racing notes on Le Cantilien and rivals at Sebring
Geneva and the French colt Le Cantilien owned by Zuzy Volterra lead the field. Sebring followed at 14-1 with Silver Cloud and Pindaric in the race likely listing results or entries.
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Geneva
Zuzy Volterra
Sebring
Silver Cloud
Pindaric
Dietzel Lands Two South Carolina Prospects
Army coach Paul Dietzel signs Curtiss Lindler and Wayne Page from South Carolina high schools, triggering cries of piracy from Clemson coach Frank Howard. Dietzel says recruiting funds come from the Army Athletic Association and denies use of state funds. South Carolina coach Marvin Bass comments on the situation.
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Charlotte
N.C
Army
Paul Dietzel
South Carolina
West Point
Curtiss Lindler
Lower Richland High
Wayne Page
Lake View
Lindler
Page
Clemson
Frank Howard
Marvin Bass
Dietzel
Louisiana State
Howard
Army Athletic Association
Snead Qualifies for 22nd U S Open Bid at Montclair
Sam Snead shot 71 70 141 at Montclair New Jersey to secure a 22nd U S Open berth. The sectionals filled 81 berths with notable casualties from Montclair Pittsburgh Chicago Detroit Atlanta Washington and San Francisco as 150 players compete at Oakmont next week.
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Sam Snead
U.S
Akin Jammer
Sam
Montclair
N.J
Oakmont
Snead
U Montclair
Jack Fleck
Ben Hogan
Tony Manero
King
Don Fairfield
Mike Fetchick
Ted Kroll
Lew Worsham
Sam Parks Jr
Pittsburgh
Chick Harbert
Bob Toski
Atlanta
Harvie Ward
Dutch Harrison
San Francisco
Chicago
Detroit
Washington, D.C
Mont
USC Star Rudometkin Sets Basketball Scoring Record
John Rudometkin signed with the New York Knickerbockers holds USC career scoring records with 1,484 points, 400 more than Bill Sharman now with the Boston Celtics.
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John Rudometkin
New York Knickerbockers
University of Southern California
USC
Bill Sharman
Boston Celtics
Funk Jackson team tops Hepler Godlove trio in Health Center bowling
Mary Ann Funk rolls a 385 in three games as Funk Jackson defeats Hepler Godlove 3–0 in Health Center lanes. Shirley Jackson leads teammates with 335, while Pearl Hepler tops losers with 327. Other scores include Doug Sirbaugh 370 and Doug Conner 369. Moon Shots edge Bowlers Three in a lefthander show. Northern Virginia Power Co sweeps The Three Pins.
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Mary Ann Funk
Funk- Jackson
Hepler-Godlove
Mary Ann
Funk Jackson
Shirley Jackson
Pearl Hepler
Doug Sirbaugh
Conner-Sirbaugh
Keytons
Thompsons
Doug
Doug Conner
Gloria Sirbaugh
Dot Conner
Bill Keyton
Jane Thompson
Keyton-Thompson
Eugene Funkhouser
Funkhousers
Roths
Zuckerman-Baker
Nancy Way
Bill Roth
Sybil Baker
Virginia Zuckerman
Phyllis Petry
Bonnie Eastep
Petry-Eastep
Towlen - Petonke
Billie Towlen
Dick Petonke
Sonny Crisman
Snyders
Crismans
Lake Shenk
Margaret Shenk
Dennis Derry
Shenandoah News
Alleghany Freight Lines
Health Center
Wilmer Comer
Moon
Tam
Bob Harrison
Jake Skiles
Kenny Sisler
Musketeers
Jimmy Shanholtz
Northern Virginia Power Co
Hurler Fined 250 After 10 9 Redleg Loss
Stan Musial hit his 450th homer to lift the Cardinals to a 10 9 11 inning win over Cincinnati snapping an eight game skid. Pitcher Ray Sadecki was fined 250 by Johnny Keane for poor effort amid five fifth inning runs and two errors.
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Charlie Smith
White Sox
Angels
Don Zanni
Ryne Duroo
Bo Belinsky
Los Angeles
Leon Wagner
Orioles
Whitey Herzog
Marty Kutyna
Jack Brandt
Charlie Lau
Senators
Ken Retzer
Chuck Hinton
Herzog
Billy Hoeft
Mike Rathet
Associated Press
Stan
Bob*Purkey
Ed Kasko
Sadecki
Marty Keough
Don Zimmer
Frank Robinson
Chicago
Cubs
Dodgers
Pittsburgh
Houston
Milwaukee
Musial
Cardinals
Cookie
Rojas
Bob Purkey
Bill White
Ken’ Boyer
Lindy McDaniel
Dave Sisler
Felipe Alou
Andre Rodgers
Giants
Alou
Rodgers
Jose Pagan
Harvey Kuenn
Willie Mays
Chuck Hiller
Billy O’dell
Bob Buhl
Willie Davis
Pirates
Tommy Davis
Stan Williams
Sherry
Earl Francis
Bob Bruce
Colts
al Spangler
Ron Piche
Top Golf Pros Enter 100000 Classic at Upper Montclair
Clifton New Jersey golf spotlight focuses on the 100000 Classic at Upper Montclair Country Club starting Thursday. Arnold Palmer Sam Snead and Gary Player headlined a field chasing a 25000 top prize and a total purse near 109000. The event aims to attract top money winners, seeking to surpass Palmer’s year earnings.
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Arnold Palmer
Sam Snead
South Africa
Ey Player
Palmer
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Star
Pasqual
Kansas City
Pascual
John Wyatt
Diego Segui
Gordon Jones
Belinsky
Wolverin
Clothes of Winchester, Inc
Musual
Fred Ohliger
Tampa
Ohliger
Willie Shoemaker
Cry
HFC
Baymts
Household Finance Corporation of Winchester
N. Loudoun Street
J.C. Penny
Mohawk
THE
Plumly
SI Poon
Kent
Hurler
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