Tech Homecoming Preview Tests William and Mary
Virginia Tech coach Claiborne warns of a tough homecoming showdown with William and Mary as Tech seeks sole possession of the Southern Conference lead. Tech enters 3-1 overall, 1-0 in conference, while W&M sits 2-2 overall, 2-1 in league play.
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Schweickert
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OLE Miss
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University of Southern Mississippi
Southerners
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Houston
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Miss State
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Wichita
Louisville
Tom Swift
Swartz Leads Duckpin Bowling in Church League Triumphs
Charles Swartz rolled a 444 series on Health Center Lanes as Congregational United Church of Christ beat Calvary Baptist three times. Swartz had 14 spares and four strikes, posting a season-high 431 last week and a 145 average over six games. The roundup also notes multiple scores from other churches and leagues, including Optimist Boys and Housewife League action.
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Calvary Baptist
Swartz
Ronnie Boyd
Congregational
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Fritz Thompson
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Golden Rule
Peach DeHaven
el Keller
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Jake Skiles
Stephenson
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Instant Peps
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Barbara Hockin
Dorothy Alt
June Davies
Helen Surface
Mary Ann Jackson
Pauline Miller
Dottie Fulton
Jetsons
Artie Graham
Rosemary Day
Channel Masters
Dolly Inscoe
Irene Borrer
Bonnie Easter
Kitty Perry
Rosalie Hook
Lorraine Cather
Koufax and Peters Win 1963 ERA Titles in MLB
Left handers Sandy Koufax of the Dodgers and Gary Peters of the White Sox won the 1963 earned run average titles in the majors. Koufax led the National League with a 1.88 ERA, the circuit’s lowest since 1943, while Chicago’s Peters topped the American League.
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Sandy Koufax
Los Angeles Dodgers
Gary Peters
Chicago White Sox
Koufax
Howie Pollet
Dodgers
Tenpin bowling leads high scoring night in Northside Classic
Plum Liners overpower Clarke County Esso 40 in a Northside Classic at Northside Ten Pin Lanes. Kiracofe edges Kiracore 578 to 575 in a personal battle as Lundmark 527 and Flaherty 509 pace the winners by 507 pins. Multiple teams post 4-0 sweeps with several players over 500 series including Shull 598 and Sours 584 in another league.
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Lady Brunswick
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Winchester Mobile Homes
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Jean Sipe
Commercial and Savings Bank
Lupton Insurance
Jean Havermale
Peggy Bennington
Lupton’s
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Jamison and Gore Insurance
Libby Wolfe
Mary Jane Robertson
Jamison and
Gore
Lee Hassen
Green Chemical
Snow White Grill
Frances Morrison
Geese Prove High Intelligence With Careful Observation
The article argues that geese are often underestimated in intelligence. It cites careful observation showing most species rank above average among birds in cognitive ability.
Texas Fans Brace Royal After Narrowing Only Slight
Col Earl Blak in evaluates Texas win over Alabama using simple runs and two late passes. He emphasizes execution over razzle dazzle while fans accuse conservatism. The column previews Southwest Texas at Arkansas and multiple games across the SEC and region with vivid team notes.
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Heyman Debuts for Knicks Not a Savior
New York Knicks rookie Art Heyman, formerly Duke Player of the Year, scores 19 points in his pro debut but coach Red Holzman says he is not a savior. Knicks fall 115-113 to the Baltimore Bullets as the season opens with last place in the Eastern Division.
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