Pazzaglia Shines as WVU Tops GW 27 25 in Thrilling Finish
West Virginia rallied to beat George Washington 27 25 as Frank Pazzaglia passed for 229 yards and three TDs after briefly missing the game due to his mother’s heart attack. The Mountaineers improved to 5 0, while GW slipped. VMI and William and Mary also won, shaping conference standings.
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Citadel
Arkansas State
Virginia
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Florida State
Charlottesville
Cavaliers
Wake Forest
Redskins Beat Colts in Little League Football Tilt
The Redskins shut out the Colts 12-0 to take first place as the Rams fall 6-0 to the Eagles. Bill Cowley and Bryan Aikins connected on a 65 yard TD pass run, Cowley added a 52 yard TD run, and Chet Spielman scored for the Eagles. A season finale doubleheader is set at James Wood with Rams vs Redskins and Eagles vs Colts.
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Winchester
Colts
Rams
Eagles
Bill Cowley
Redskin
Cowley
Bryan Aikins
Colt
Chet Spielman
Spielman
James Wood
Northside Lanes Girls Bow to Adelphi Bowlerettes
Northside traveling girls tenpin bowling team defeated Adelphi Maryland Bowlerettes 3-1 with a 215 pin margin. Northside totaled 2473 to Adelphi 2258 led by Pat Taylor 183 533 Mary Jane Robertson 185 505 Connie Baker 179 503 Frances Sager 183 470 Jo Votel 168 470. A return match is set at Northside later this season.
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Adelphi
Northside Lassies
Marylanders
Winchester
Pat Taylor
Mary Jane Robertson
Connie Baker
Frances Sager
Jo Votel
Redskins Rally Past Eagles for Fourth Win in Row
Washington coach Bill McPeak credited new trades for lifting the team as the Redskins beat Philadelphia 27 21. Bobby Mitchell and Norm Snead starred with Mitchell 147 yards on eight receptions and two touchdowns while Snead threw for 279 yards and two scores. Washington forced four interceptions and three fumbles in sunny Philadelphia.
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Bill McPeak
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Cleveland
Bill Barnes
Bob Pellegrini
Bob Freeman
Ed Khayat
Gordon Kelly
San Francisco
Ben Davidson
Green Bay
Nick Skorich
Eagles
Washington
Skorich
Mitchell
Norm Snead
Snead
Sammy Baugh
Bones Taylor
Dick Todd
Wayne Milner
Charlie Malone
Douglas Wins Game In tight 13 12 victory
Douglas of Leesburg scored in the first and second quarters and outlasted Johnson-Williams of Berryville 13 to 12. A second quarter conversion made the difference as Douglas, a top favorite over J W, held on for the win.
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Ulcers Not Status Symbol Among Beachgoers
Dr Eddy D Palmer told the American College of Osteopathic Internists that ulcers are no longer a status symbol of the hard driving executive. He noted many beachcombers and even children have ulcers.
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American College of Osteopathic
Eddy D. Palmer
U.S. Army
Geiberger Wins Ontario Golf Open With 70 Score
Al Geiberger captured the Ontario Golf Open title with a one under par 70 to total 276 after rounds of 69 67 70 70. He earned 3500 dollars and a 25000 dollar event purse. Second place at 277 included Tommy Jacobs Chuck Rotar John Ruegi Bob Goalby Gardner Dickinson and others with 1620 dollar shares.
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Caracas
Venezuela
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Bermuda Dunes
Chuck Rotar
Las Vegas
Nev
John Ruedi
Billings
Mont
Bob Goalby
Belleville
Gardner Dickinson
Tequesta
Fla
Bleachers Erected at NASA Launch Site
At Wallops Island Virginia NASA is building wooden bleacher seats for about 200 spectators. The grandstands will be located roughly half a mile from the launch pad and are aimed at providing better viewing of rocket launchings.
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National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Winchester eyes 1963 softball tourney site at meeting
An open meeting tomorrow at the War Memorial Building will decide if Winchester hosts the 1963 Virginia State Amateur Softball Association Class A tournament. State figures and local officials weighing costs and internal disputes reportedly influence the planning as residents debate the event’s profit potential.
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Winchester
Edgar Burch
Hank Wolfe
Richmond
Wolfe
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Lynchburg
Burch
Jim Barnett
Treasure Ray Ward
Joyce
Frick Plans Talks With Japan On Player Transfer Rules
Baseball commissioner Ford C Frick said he will meet Japanese officials to set rules allowing American players to contract to play in Japan and Japanese players to play in the United States if possible. He spoke in Tokyo during the Detroit Tigers goodwill tour and noted a meeting with the Japanese commissioner was being arranged for later in the week.
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Kelso Faces Field in Man O War Challenge at Belmont Park
Kelso seeks a third straight American championship with a win in the 100000-added Man O War Stakes at Belmont Park next weekend. Carry Back and two French invaders join the field as Kelso aims to extend a remarkable run after a Belmont Park track record and a commanding Jockey Club Gold Cup victory boosting his career earnings to 938000. Beau Purple captures Hawthorne Gold Cup at Chicago, defeating Bass Clef as Jack Dreyfus's colt proves dominant.
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Associated Press
Belmont Park
Carry Back
Kelso
Widener Turf
Hoban Farm
Beau ‘Purple
Just Great Says UNC Coach on Win and ACC Standings
North Carolina coach Jim Hickey calls the 19 14 win over South Carolina the Tar Heels first of the season after four straight losses. Wake Forest remains last in the ACC as Maryland Duke and Virginia lead undefeated. Duke beat Clemson 16 0 with two Mike Curtis interceptions setting up touchdowns.
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Associated Press
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Duke
Virginia
Clemson
South Carolina
N. C. State
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