Big Daddy Lipscomb Found Dead After Narcotics Overdose
The Baltimore case notes the 34 year old former NFL lineman Lipscomb found unconscious in a West Baltimore apartment and suspected to have died from a heroin overdose. Companion Black was being questioned as police investigate. Lipscomb played for the Colts and Steelers in the 1950s, later traded to Pittsburgh in 1961. he was twice divorced with two children.
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Steelen
Steelers
Baltimore
Russell G. Fisher
Lipscomb
Ee Black
Black
Big Daddy
Camp Pendleton
Calif
Los Angeles Rams
Balae Colts
Pittsburgh
Saisee “bin
Cecelia
Buddy Young
Young
Parker
Gene
Big Daddy” Lipscomb
Pittsburgh Steelers
Baltimore Colts
Boxing Results From Berlin Turin and Seoul
The Associated Press reports Karl Mildenberger of West Germany defeated Von Clay of Philadelphia in Berlin. Bob Coifie of Ghana beat Fortunato Manca of Italy in Turin. Kamo Takayama of Japan outpointed Yang Jai Keun of Korea in Seoul.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Karl Mildenberger
West Germany
von Clay
Philadelphia
Turin
Italy
Bob Cofie
Ghana
Fortunato Manca
Seoul
Kamo Takayama
Japan
Yang Jai-Keun
Korea
Shenandoah Downs Maiden Race Card Highlights
A crowded nine race card at Shenandoah Downs features maidens and claimings for 2 year olds through older horses. Notable entries include Suet and Kathy's Pride in the first, First Thrill and Crestwood Tim in the second, plus multiple 1 mile and 6 furlong events with contenders such as Jacooper Catcount and Cave Dweller among others.
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D.smith
Crestwood
Tim
Small
Prince Pomp
Hartle
Ber
Ger
Dav’son
Arc de Triomphe
Davidson
George
Regal Rascal
Humo R
C.smith
Varette
Cape
Maeda
Speedy Sport
Coe
Bird Road
Babij
Handley Event Notes and Field Results Summary
Handley performances listed include runners, jumps, and throws. Highlights: Bayliss and Sanderlin tied for third in a relay context. broad jump by R. Dick of Handley and Kelchner of JW. high jump tied by Dietz and Wingfield with Patton and Scheulen also noted. Hinkle won shot put and discus, with Keen and others placing. Hinkle and Fisher led discus with Bell and Keen also noted.
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Lewis
Hern
Bayliss
Sanderlin
R. Dick
Kelchner
Dowden
Dietz
Wingfield
Patton
Scheulen
Hinkle
Keen
H. Orndorff
Wilfong
Fisher
Bell
Pro League Bowling Night Highlights And Scores
O Sullivan Rubber defeated National Fruit 40 in Friday Night Pro League at Northside Lanes. Eisner led with 204 571 while Holliday posted 505 for the losers. Continental Homes beat Brakeshoe Cafeteria 3 1 as Braithwaite 579 and Haines 568 led. Kibler 547 edged Loy 545 for Brakeshoe. The Rescue Squad blanked Ritters Varsity Store 40 as Greenwell 549 topped Votel 545. Ritter failed to place a man above 468. Waterloo Grocery beat Local 149 4 0 on Hokin 493. George Washington Garage won 4 0 by forfeit over Blue and Gray. Bert Batchelder rolled 558 in the rolloff.
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O'Sullivan
National Fruit
Northside
Jean Eisner
Don Holliday
Hal Dawson
Continental Homes
Brakeshoe Cafeteria
Curtis Braithwaite
Ron Haines
Allen Kibler
Riley Loy
Brakeshoe
Ritter
Parker Greenwell
Jerry Votel
Waterloo Grocery
Ken Hokin
George Washington Garage
Bert Batchelder
Indians Miss Plane Again Fined In Detroit Trip
Cleveland Indians manager Birdie Tebbetts cites a new hotel phone system as the cause for two players missing the team plane from Washington to Detroit. Mudcat Grant and Ellis Burden rejoined later at their own expense and received $150 fines. Tebbetts notes the automatic fines reflect communication issues in the hotel.
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Detroit
Cleveland Indians
Birdie Tebbets
Indians
Mudcat
Grant
Ellis Burton
Washington
Tebbetts
City Softball Opens 1963 Season At Senseng Park
Northside Lanes meets Marathon Oil at 7 p.m. followed by Halltown versus Buckley Lages as City League softball starts the 14 week 28 game season at Senseng Park. Eight teams compete through May 27 with Monday and Saturday night games in the first two weeks.
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Northside Lanes
Marathon Oil
Halltown
Buckley Lages
Senseng Park
Twinbill
Gainesboro Hosts Leetown in Tri-County League Tilt
Gainesboro faces Leetown at Rouss Park in a 1:30 p.m. Tri- County League game after both teams opened 0-2. Gainesboro’s skid includes a 4-0 loss to Winchester, which travels to Tomahawk chasing early league leadership in a first road trip of the season.
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Gainesboro
Leetown
Rouss Park
Winchester Rebels
Winchester
Rebels
Tomahawk
Motorcycle Races Return to Winchester Speedway
Motorcycle races return to Winchester Speedway tomorrow after noon with a card of several races starting at 1 p.m. Local riders from area clubs are expected to compete across multiple event heats and a main feature race.
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Winchester Speedway
Allen Club Brings Fifth Annual Berryville Horse Show
Preparations intensify for the Fifth Annual Lewis M. Allen Riding Club Horse Show on June 2 at the Virginia Horse Show Association venue. The event, a Class B show in all divisions, draws top thoroughbreds and has featured notable riders from the Washington Internacional circuit. Lester D. Arnold Jr. chairs the committee with Dot Rice as secretary and other leaders including Bucky Gardiner, Lucy Eddins, Buddy Owens, and Shirley Grubbs managing various tasks.
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Lewis M. Allen Riding Club
Virginia Horse Show Association
Washington International
Dot Rice
Bucky Gardiner
Lucy Eddins
Buddy Owens
Shirley Grubbs
Susan Bierer
Betty Shokes
Cedar Procurement
Somali Ancestry Traced to 7th Century Yemeni Arabs
The Somalis are described as descended in part from 7th century Arabs from Yemen and noted as tall and lithe in physical builds.
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Yemen
Duckpin bowling yields record 430 series in Evening Star Ladies League
Biddie Smoot rolled 430 in the Evening Star Ladies League at Health Center Lanes, with 146 opening, 148, and 136 final games including 15 spares and four strikes. Her 430 set is the league's highest in 27 years, as teams such as Polly's Cab and Diet Rite Cola posted big scores and multiple wins.
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Biddie Smoot
Evening Star Ladies League
Mrs. Smoother
Virginia McClure
Phyllis Kiracore
Coca Cola
Val Morgan
Buckley Lages
Helen Richards
Polly
F. A. Shryock Co
Shryock Girls
Helen Perry
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Olga Brown
Alice Godlove
Bonnie Easter
Dorothy Burke
Fhelma Bucher
Peggy Crisman
Eva Brill
Sealtest
Sanitary Dairy
Gertrude Reed
Nancy DeSchon
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