Tenpin results highlight night in multiple leagues at Northside Lanes
Lewis McGolerick led the Question Marks to a 40–0 win over Sunoco with a 581 series as Northside lanes hosted Apple Capital Tenpin League action. Curtis Braithwaite posted a 607 for One Hour Cleaner, and Crown Cork and Seal swept National Fruit 3–1 while several other teams posted wins and losses across Shenandoah and Park and Shop Leagues.
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Lewis McGolerick
Sunoco
Northside Lanes
Curtis Braithwaite
Kirk
Servicenter
Earl Sealock
Star
Fort Esso
Stickley Ford
Glen Bricker
John Stickley
Crown Cork
Seal
National Fruit
Hal Dawson
Jim Morton
Doyle Cabinet
Triangle Diner
Novick and
Ritz
Shenandoah
Falk Plumbers
Shenandoah Gas
Dave Butts
Charles Mason, Jr
Nacie Dorsey
Renner
Plumbers
Ashworth Brothers
Milt Lee
Adam Myers
Anderson Sheet Metal
Lou Costello
George Garver
Woody McGolerick
VFW
George Streit
Veda Headley
Chuckers
Chickie Brown
Kilts
Nora Garber
Glynelle Headley
Connie Martin
Peg Flowers
Thelma Stratton
Peruvian Boxer May Be Finished in Title Fight
Mauro Mina, 30, once undefeated in five years and ranked No 3 at 175 pounds, was dropped from a Madison Square Garden telecast with Allen Thomas. An exam revealed he had eye surgery in March in Lima for a detached retina, suggesting his long boxing career in the United States may be over.
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New York
Mauro Mina
United States
Madison Square Garden
Chicago
Allen Thomas
Lima
Peru
Model Hearing Aid Free Offer Draws Attention in DC
A Washington advertisement promotes a non-operating miniature model of the smallest Motorola Dahlberg Hearing Aid. The free offer promises the instrument to be worn at ear level, weighs under a third of an ounce, and requires no wires. Respondents are urged to write to Buchanan Hearing Aid Co at Room 417, Rept. WV Wyatt Bldg, 14th Street NW, Washington DC.
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Washington
Buchanan Hearing Aid CO
Mountaineers Bow Out With Furman In Shades Of Senior Sparse Lineup
West Virginia tunes up for a Furman clash in the Southern Conference finale with just seven seniors on the squad. Key players include starters Bernie Carney Pete Goimarac and Jerry Yost while others are sophomores gaining big experience. Enduring injuries and late-season shifts shape a young Mountaineers unit aiming to preview 1965 prospects.
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Associated Press
West Virginia
Eome
Mountaineers
Furman
Snoopers
Bernie Carney
Pete Goimarac
Jerry Yost
Glenn Holton
Steve Berzansky
Joel Hicks
Larry Tracewell
John Burnison
Syracuse
Bill Sullivan
Fred Hauff
Bob Dunlevy
Stan Lysick
Ken Woodeshick
Steve Rush
Roger Alford
Dick Rader
Roger Blackwell
Leftridge
Richie Martha
Rader
Virginia Tech
Davidson
Wofford
George Washington
Vanderbilt
Citadel
Mississippi
VMI
William and Mary
Richmond
Rich Juriga
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Marshall Hunt
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Winchester, VA
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Belanger
King Edmos
Aunt Bee
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Kenalwar
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No Boy
Northcutt
Gamby
Graham
Okey
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Meadow
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Ray Gale
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Sidney Anderson
Paul Buckler
William F. Lamb
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Wythepool
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Weather Lady
Hello Chief
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Reflectra
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King O Hampton
Gibson Jo
Bush
Dorothy Buck
Plena
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Russo
Dick Ruler
Beech’s
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Running Fix
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Peterkin
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George Chakuroff Jr
Ricky Joe
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