Vicki Tucker Sets High 142 In GAA Bantam League
Twelve year old Vicki Tucker rolled a 142 for high game in the GAA Girls Bantam League at Health Center Lanes. Tucker’s 142 surpasses last year’s mark and earns a high game trophy from the American Junior Bowling Congress. Team No 3 swept National League games as Kim Jenkins led with 84 for the losers. other scores included Phyllis Goodwin 119 Barbara Boyd 114 and Ann Kalafat 101.
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Deanne Dill
Barbara Boyd
Ann Kalafat
Susan Gilkey
Mary Jane Gregory
Carole Allen
Lou Carter
Karen Cain
Faye Adams
Mary Dean
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Phyllis McKee
Becky Stewart
Barbara Flowers
Brenda Newell
aKrla McCall
Louise Baker
Million Dollar Offer Sparks Maple Leafs Mahovlich Bid
Toronto and Chicago display a high stakes hockey maneuver as Jim Norris offers $1 million for Frank Mahovlich while the player signs a four year contract with the Maple Leafs. NHL officials deny a completed deal though public bid persists.
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NHL
Alston Likely To Return As Dodgers Manager
Walter Alston is expected to be retained by the Los Angeles Dodgers for a ninth one year term. President Walter F. O Malley plans a Los Angeles press conference after the World Series to confirm the agreement. The Dodgers failed to win the NL pennant, losing four straight games and then dropping a playoff to the Giants.
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Buzzie) Bavasi
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Judges Plan Homecoming Dance At George Washington Hotel
Judges Athletic Assn of Handley High School reports 147 total members at the latest board meeting. The Homecoming dance is set for November 3 at the George Washington Hotel with music by the Royalaires.
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Dozens Confront Drive-In Over Short Film Showing
In Phoenix a drive-in theater crowd complains after a film titled Lo hita ends with one reel missing. The projectionist left early, closing the theater and driving away as patrons realized the cutoff.
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Giants Remain Confident Despite Yankee Stadium Loss
New York AP Giants believed they could beat both the Yankees and the Cubs in the World Series after a 3-2 defeat at Yankee Stadium. Ed Bailey hit a two-run homer in the ninth amid a tough-ball bounce and outfield errors by Felipe Alou and Willie McCovey.
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Pesky Takes Over As Manager of Boston Red Sox
New York AP reports Johnny Pesky, 43, named manager of the Boston Red Sox with a 1965 goal. He promises a young club and plans to build around Pete Runnels and veteran pitchers. Carry Back finishes tenth in Europe’s Prix de l Arc de Triomphe, trainer Jack Price plans Man o War Handicap bid.
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Scobie) Breasley
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Series Facts And Figures By The Associated Press
The recap covers the 1962 World Series between the New York Yankees and San Francisco Giants with game scores and key plays through October 7. It lists pitchers, batters, home runs by Mc Covey and Bail ey, and notes the remaining schedule including potential seventh game.
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Hadl Leads Chargers Past Texans For First Loss On Cowboys
San Diego rookie John Hadl shined as the Chargers beat the Dallas Texans 34-28, ending Dallas’ 3-0 stretch and dropping them to 3-1 while Denver claimed the top Western Division spot. Houston remained tied with Boston in the Eastern lead after a 17-14 win over Buffalo.
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Maris Hits Key Single As Yankees Win World Series Game
In New York Roger Maris faces three Giants infielders at second base but says he can handle inside pitches. He delivered a seventh inning single contributing to a 3 2 Yankee victory. Ralph Houk praises the pitching and Giants fans linger at the stretch while Willie Mays notes repetitive questions.
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Story Focused Advice From Broadway Composer
Composer Arthur Schwertz told music students that story is crucial to Broadway musical comedy success. He said a weak story sinks a show despite great music, while a strong narrative can prevail even with average songs. He urged apprentices to experiment, calling experimentation the heart of musical theater.
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Attendance totals and revenue shares listed for league clubs
Attendance 71,434. Net receipts 498,894.74. Commissioner 74,834.21. Player 254,436.32. New York club 42,406.06. San Francisco club 42,406.05. National League 42,406.05. American League 42,406.00.
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San Francisco
Three-Game Totals Reveal Large Attendance and Receipts
Attendance reached 159 196 across three games with net receipts 1 210 998 58. Commissioners share 181 649 78 players 617 609 29 New York club 102 934 89 National League 192 934 88 American League 102
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Heber H. Votaw Dies at 81 After Prison Service Career
Heber H. Votaw of Takoma Park Maryland dies at 81 from cancer. Former superintendent of federal prisons and chairman of the Federal Board of Parole from 1921 to 1925, he served 28 years as associate secretary of the Religious Liberty Department of the General Conference of Seventh-day Adventists, retiring in 1954. Born in West Mansfield Ohio.
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West Mansfield
Ohio
Liston cries prejudice after park stop
Former world heavyweight champion Sonny Liston alleged racial prejudice after a Palooat Pak guard, Aaron Smith, stopped his car for traveling 15 mph. Liston, released without charges, had been stopped by park guards twice in 16 months. Park guard superintendent Francis C. Deegan defended the stop, saying Liston could not produce registration.
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