Tech Dominates 1963 All-Southern Conference Football Team
Virginia Tech places four on the All-Southern squad led by Schweickert with 767 yards. VMI and Richmond each land one representative. Notable names include Pete Emelianchik and Vince Petno of Richmond and Drummond of George Washington, with 1 814 rushing yards season highlight.
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Techmen
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Stoudt
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George Washington
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Rifle Talk and Shoot Accuracy Lessons
The column urges hunters to focus on proper rifle and cartridge choice, sighting, and shot placement. It recounts a deer hunt where a hunter used a 243 with varmint loads and hit a deer where aimed, stressing discipline, practice, and ethics to avoid meat loss and danger. A safety reminder notes a meeting on Dec 6 at 7 p.m. at the Armory, weather permitting.
Evening TV Guide Highlights Afternoon to Late Night Lineup
A dense schedule lists programs from 6:08 to 4:58 with a mix of dramas comedies news sports and movies. Notable entries include The Rifleman Surfside 6 The Texan CBS Evening News The Red Skelton Show The Fugitive Peyton Place and Hollywoods Finest Hour among others. Rough channel and time annotations accompany multiple network slots and film listings.
Mira Tops as Nation's Best Passing Quarterback
Miami’s George Mira, still an All-America candidate, is described as the nation's greatest passing quarterback despite a weaker team. He has 123 completions in eight games for 1,548 yards and 9 touchdowns, with improving stats over 1962 but limited by protection from blockers.
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Miami, Fla
George Mira
Miami
George
San Francisco 49Ers
Mira
Alee
Son
Bowling stars pace mixed league action with big scores
Tenpin bowler Ten Catlett led Gray and Eddy's to a 4-0 win over Shenandoah News with a 257 game and 623 series at Northside Lanes. Mary Miller and other scorers topped multiple teams in Queen Pin and Sunday Night Star lifters while various clubs posted shutouts and ties across the circuit.
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Hal Catlett
Gray
Eddy
Shenandoah News
Northside Lanes
Catlett
Jess Kiracore
Carl Landmark
Maurice Smallwood
Winchester Creamery
Charcoal Hearth
Elwood Willis
Denny Lillis
Riley Loy
Steve Reedy
Valley Avenue Delicatessen
D&h Olds
Julian Ebersole
Don Jennings
Milt Lee
Don Patton
Fender
Quick Music
Brakeshoe Cafeteria
Kern Motors
Oehind al Kibler
Tom Reardon
Bell Clothes and
Broadstater Opticians
Lame Ducks
Eagernuts
Orville Hylton
Double J
Bowl Weevils
Gene Gunter
Charles Zuckerman
Hubert Stratton
Thelma Stratton
Yankees
Mat Mortens
Fred Nanney
Duckpin Bowling Roundup Hits From Saturday League Action
In the GAA Girls Bantam League on Health Center Lanes Barbara Boyd led Rollettes with 100 and 86 against Patton's Transfer as Jill Feltner Cindy Grove and Pam Sirbaugh aided the winners. Hootenanny’s tied wins versus Commercial and Savings Bank with Mimi Koontz and Ann Stewart top scoring. Northern Virginia Power Company swept Crisman Rug behind Rosemay Bailey 94 and Brenda Lewis 80. Buzzella's beat Bayliss Real Estate with Kay Godfrey 95 and Rhonda DeHaven 86. Winchester Furniture swept Gray and Eddy as Louise Baker 97, Bonnie Easter 87, Rosa Lynne Petonko 83. Shoe Center split with Artie's Little Rascals as Sandy Mason 84 paced them. Oates Lumber Yard and Boyd's Drug Store split games. Pifer Stationery toppled Jewel Box behind Susie Suddith 96 and Brenda Newell 95. Three Aces duckpinned Peggy Beeler 105 100 102 for 307 and Jeannie DeHaven 108 as Three Aces swept Needles. Frances Griffith 111 aided Bob Cats over Invisibles three times with Helen Burns 107.
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Barbara Boyd
Patton
Health Center
Jill Feltner
Cindy Grove
Pam Sirbaugh
Terry Hose
Mary Gail Allen
Sheey Manuel
Hootenanny
Commercial and Savings Bank
Mimi Koontz
Ann Stewart
Rosemay Bailey
Brenda Lewis
Northern Virginia Power Company
Crisman
Deanna Dill
Lynn Crisman
Kay Godfrey
Rhonda DeHaven
Sandy Gunter
Buzzella
Bayliss Real Estate
Karen Duncan
Buckley-Lages
Bell Cloth
Terry Baker
Louise Baker
Bonnie Easter
Rosa Lynne Petonko
Cather
Winchester Furniture
Gray
Eddy
Tanna Willingham
Nancy la Follette
Sandy Mason
Shoe Center
Artie
Little Rascals
Oates Lumber Yard
Boyd's
Lindsay Flowers
Robin DeHaven
Boyd
Peggy Beeler
Jeannie DeHaven
Needles
Frances Griffith
Robbins
Helen Burns
Bob Cats
Splinters blank Coca-Cola in Hills League makeup game
In a Hills League makeup match the Splinters defeated Coca-Cola 4 to 0. Margaret Seabright rolled 455 and Pearl Covert 444 in the victory, while Frances Sager led Coca-Cola with a 502 series.
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Coca-Cola
Margaret Seabright
Pearl Covert
Frances Sager
Grasshopper outbreaks rise in northern Great Plains
In the United States grasshoppers outbreaks are most common in the northern Great Plains where more than 100 varieties exist.
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U.S
Great Plains
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