Hampden Sydney star Bill Hardin tops state scoring again
Hampden Sydney 6-2 guard Bill Hardin from Huntington West Virginia led the state in scoring for the second straight year with a 24.9 point average and 573 points in his senior season. His career total reached 1 964 as opponents consistently doubled him despite his scoring burst. Randolph Macon's Frank Kaminski averaged 22.9 points and VMI's Bill Blair 19.9 for runner up spots.
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Richmond
Hampden - Sydney
Bill Hardin
Tiger
Hardin
Huntington
W.va
Ers
Vietina Baskett
Bill
Bill Pegram
Randolph Macon
Frank Kaminski
VMI
Bill Blair
First Negro Player Tries UNC Football
Thomas B. Berrien, a tall lean freshman without a scholarship, becomes the first Black player to try out for the University of North Carolina football team. He served two seasons as quarterback at E. E. Smith High School in Fayetteville and joined Tar Heels off season practice as a backfield candidate per Coach Jim Hickey.
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Chapel Hill
N.C
Thomas B. Berrien
University of North Carolina
Berrien
E. E. Smith High School
Fayetteville
Tar Heels
Jim Hickey
Pasteeth Advertisement About No More Slipping
An advertisement touts PASTEETH nonacid line for firmer plates and greater comfort. It promises a remedy for embarrassment caused by loose denture parts and claims paste improves stability.
Liston Loafs Patterson Trains Ahead of Title Clash
In Miami Sonny Liston lounges with a twisted knee at a resort while Floyd Patterson powers through a daylong workout at Tropical Park. Liston’s adviser says he will resume training in a few days as Patterson push drills and shed pounds under trainer Dan Florio, with Patterson arriving after a 32 hour drive to begin camp.
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Miami
Fla
Sonny Liston
Floyd Patterson
Tropical Park
Liston
Jack Nilon
Ray Lopez
Pattison
Dan Florio
Patterson
Florio
Wittenberg Tops Field In NCAA Small College Tourney
Wittenberg leads the 32 team NCAA College Division field with a 22 1 record as the No 1 AP small college poll entry. Evansville Mt St Marys and defending champ Mt St Marys highlight the trio of former champions with seven first time entrants joining the bracket.
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Kansas City
APG
Wittenberg
Associated Press
Evansville
Ind
Mt. St. Mary’s
Bellarmine
Bloomsburg State
Fairleight-Dickinson
N.J
Michigan Tech
Oglethorpe
Hofstra
Tennessee State
Southeast Missouri
Lamar Tech
Neck Injury May Force Retirement of Packer
Green Bay Packer linebacker Nelson Toburen, out the final five games of 1962 with a dislocated neck vertebrae, said Monday night he may quit pro football. The 6‑foot‑4, 230-pound sophomore described the injury from a Nov. 18 tackle on Johnny Unitas of the Baltimore Colts in Green Bay.
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Green Bay
Wis
Nelson Toburen
Toburen
Packers
Johnny Unitas
Baltimore Colts
Manny Elias Knocks Out Tony Herrera in Hollywood Bout
In Hollywood California Manny Elias of Tucson Arizona stopped Tony Herrera of Inglewood California in the sixth round of a scheduled bout. The Associated Press reports the event with Elias delivering the knockout blow to Herrera.
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Associated Press
Hollywood
Calif
Manny Elias
Tucson
Ariz
Tony Herrera
Inglewood
Rifle Talk and Bench Shooting Techniques
The article explains bench shooting compared to prone firing, noting how bench requires different technique and equipment. It discusses bench rifles, recoil control, and cradling wood, plus the Winchester Rifle and Pistol Club’s winter setup and upcoming meetings.
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Winchester Rifle and Pistol Club
Winchester
Record 664 by Hottle leads Lucky Strike League night
Gene Hottle drilled 223 184 and 257 for a 664 series to power Royal Crown Cola to a 3-1 win over Bell Clothes in the Lucky Strike Tenpin League at Northside Lanes. Teammate Elwood Lillis added 580 as Shenandoah News and others posted high games and sets across the standings.
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Gene Hottle
Royal Crown Cola
Bell Clothes
Northside Lanes
Hattle
Elwood Lillis
Arlan Sirbaugh
Fender Sales
Gray
Eddy
Ralph Coats
Fred Gordon
Don Patton
Nacie Dorsey
Ken Mowery
Shenandoah News
Charcoal Hearth
Charcoal
Bruce Taylor
Ron Haines
Clayton Cochran
Daily college crossword clues and answers
A compilation of crossword prompts with numbered clues spanning topics from Bounders to Secretly in two word phrases. Includes entries such as A coal S-shaped moldings indirect suggestions and Girl's name with hints for completion.
Mets win walking title despite pennant miss
The New York Mets finished with the most bases on balls in the National League, drawing 616 free passes. This plate discipline led the league in walks even as they fell short of the pennant race.
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New York Mets
Met
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UNC
Barry Kramer
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Art Heyman
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Don Jennings
E. Cork St. Brocery
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Jess Kiracofe
Charles Swartz
Jackie Cleveland
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Frederick
Blue Ridge
Robert Cramer
Walter Cramer
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Gary Madigan
Donnie Myers
Bobby Schneider
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Happy Madigan
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Judy Farmer
Diane Greenlief
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Packer
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Sonny Hershman
Winchester Automotive
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Bill Massie
Snyder
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Losrs
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Northern Virginia Power Co
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National Fruit
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Pizza Shop
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Aiken
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Coffelt Electric
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Across
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