Health Center Lanes Host State Men’s Duckpin Open Singles
Winchester duckpin bowling kicks off the Virginia State men’s tournament with over 100 entrants from Virginia Maryland West Virginia and DC. Prizes include 250 for first 125 for second and 75 for third plus additional cash. Local standout Roxy Hockman leads Winchester with a 129 average. Spectators welcome with no admission as Gordon McIlwee invites fans to watch.
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Winchester
Virginia
Maryland
West Virginia
District of Columbia
Frank Turner
Hagerstown
Roxy Hockman
Hockman
Briscoe Ginn
Francis Hudson
Charles Minghini
Chug White
Sonny Crisman
Joe Zimmerman
Bill Boden
Artie Kiracore
Mickey McDonald
Wally Dill
Jackie Billmyer
Evan Creswell
Eugene Funkhouser
Gordon Mcllwee
Health Center
Basketball Meet Slated Tomorrow in Winchester
A Winchester meeting to organize teams in the City Basketball League will be held tomorrow at 7 30 p m at the War Memorial Building. Jim Barnett, superintendent of recreation and parks, announced the event and invited all veterans players coaches and any new personnel to attend.
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War Memorial
Jim Barnett
Winchester
Winchester’s Nelson Page Wins Virginia Seniors Golf Title
Wayneboro report details Nelson Page, longtime Winchester sports figure, capturing the Virginia Seniors Golf Championship at White Sulphur Springs, West Virginia. The article surveys Page’s 60-year collection of golf and tennis trophies, mixed doubles titles with his sister Fanny Page, and his ongoing plans for golf tours and community involvement.
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Virginias
Charlie Tait
News
Virginian
Waynesboro
Nelson Page
Billy Fleet
Richmond
University of Virginia
Winchester
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Page
Mt. Hebron
Hildegard Terle
Saunders Taylor
Fanny Page
Miss Page
Nelson
Nelson Wins CV golf titles in 1962 finals
Roland Nelson wins the men s championship at Carper s Valley Golf Club defeating Ralph Grim 1 up after 36 holes. Liz Swanson wins the women s title over Patsy Jack 6 up. Awards dinner at Rebel Restaurant on November 3 honors the champions and runners up.
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Roland Nelson
Jack
Liz Swanson
Carper’s Valley Golf Club
Nelson
Ralph Grim
Carper’s Valley
Wilson Pugh
Jack Swanson
Pugh
Swanson
Patsy Jack
Deputy Uses His Head in Haircut Experiment
Tucson deputy Gene Suarez tested a barber’s device during a haircut and found it ideal for his fingerprint work, using the tool to blow off hair and apply talcum powder for analysis.
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Tucson
Ariz
Gene Suarez
Suarez
Local Speedway Elects Officers
Winchester Speedway members elected Hugh Dixon as president at the annual meeting held in Round Hill. Other officers include Jim Mc Cauley vice-president Charles Schneider secretary treasurer Ray Schenk safety director George Reid motor inspector Frank Saga announcer and publicity director Bud Armel chief scorer Charles Armel starter Jimmy Hughes pit steward and assistant flagman. The group planned open modified stockcar competition as the main attraction for next season. Dinner set for November 9 at Charcoal Hearth Restaurant in Winchester.
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Round Hill
Winchester Speedway
Hugh Dixon
Speedway
Jim McCauley
Charles Schneider
Ray Schenk
George Reid
Frank Saga
Bud Armel
Charles Armel
Jimmy Hughes
Charcoal Hearth
Winchester
Spicer's Queen Wins 13 Inch Class in Apple Valley Trials
Spicer's Queen owned by W D Spicer of White Post captured first place in the 13 inch class at the Apple Valley Beagle Club field trials near Stephens City in Warren County. Jolly B owned by Bowie Young of Front Royal took second, White Post Winkie owned by Spicer third, Cook's Copycat owned by R G Coffman of Martinsburg fourth, and Fancy Pants owned by Stanley Carr of Timberville fifth. Twin River King, owned by Cletus Frazier of Front Royal, won the 15 inch class with Lucky owned by Edward Sim of Front Royal second, Raymond Teets Star from Berkeley Springs third, Captain Shorty owned by Lee Brown of Front Royal fourth, and P H Mae owned by Harry Rinker of Middletown fifth.
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Spicer
Queen
W. D. Spicer
White Post
Apple Valley Beagle Club
Warren County
Stephen’s City
Jolly B
Bowie Young
Front Royal
White Post Winkie
Cook
Copycat
R. G. Coffman
Martinsburg
Fancy Pants
Stanley Carr
Timberville
Twin River King
Cletus Frazier
Lucky
Edward Sim
Raymond Teets
Star
Berkeley Springs
Captain Shorty
Lee Brown
P. H. Mae
Harry Rinker
Middletown
General Fund Revenues Rise for Virginia Through September
Virginia state general fund revenues for the period ending September 30 total $25,165,096, up about $1,230,000 from the previous year’s comparable period of 1961. Increases came from taxation rights and privileges and from institutional revenues, interest, dividends, rents and fees.
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Richmond
Comptroller's Office
Fullmer Faces Tiger In San Francisco Title Bout
Gene Fullmer of Utah meets Nigeria's Dick Tiger in a 15 round world middleweight title fight at Candlestick Park San Francisco. Tiger favored to win as Fullmer seeks eighth defense and a possible knockout. Tiger guaranteed 25000 dollars with rematch option. Fullmer earns 45 percent of live gate and 6 1/2 of theater television.
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San Francisco
Utah
Gene Fullmer
Dick Tiger
Nigeria
Candlestick Park
San Francisco Giants
California Bay
Giants
Fullmer
World Boxing Association
Tiger
Texas Holds AP Top Spot In Tight Poll Clash With Alabama
Texas remains No 1 in the AP football poll with 491 points, Alabama 465, Northwestern jumps to third after beating Ohio State, USC slips to fourth, Wisconsin rises to fifth after routing Iowa. Other voters include LSU, Mississippi, Washington, Arkansas, and Michigan State with various vote totals.
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Associated Press
Texas
Alabama
Bear Bryant
Northwestern
Ohio State
Arkansas
Razorbacks
Tennessee
Cali
Fornia
Southern California
Wisconsin
Iowa
Louisiana State
Mississippi
Washington
Michigan State
Auburn
Penn State
Oregon
Maryland
Nebraska
Duke
Miami
West Virginia
Purdue
Army
UCLA
Ohio U
Navy
Duckpin Bowling Roundup Tops League Night
Hertz edges Sealtest 2 1 in A League on Jones 631 final game. Coca Cola sweeps Schenck Foods 3 0 with McKee 158. East Cork St Grocery tops Sears 3 0 led by Kiracofe Renner. National Fruit beaten by Peoples Cleaners as Buckner totals 372.
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Hertz
Sealtest
Jones Stars
Hertz- Rent-A-Car
Health Center
Jack Jones
Lawrence Pope
Doug Conner
Ted Hepner
Chug White
Jack DuVall
Carl McKee
Coca Cola
Schenck Foods
Bob Miller
Jake Rudy
Bill Huntsberry
Schenck
Charley Renner
Jess Kiracofe
East Cork St. Grocery
Sears
Roy Bly
Joe Zimmerman
Charles Minghini
Novick Transfer
Optimist
Dennis Derry
Chet Stone
Buncutter Tire Co
Mickey Perry
Frank Cooper
Richard Buncutter
Edwin Snapp
Independents
Harold Buckner
Peoples Cleaners
National Fruit
Philip Grim
Mickey McDonald
Robert Nagely
Charcoal Hearth leads Lucky Strike Tenpin League
Charcoal Hearth Restaurant remains first after beating Bell Clothes 3-1 at North Side Lanes. Curtis Braithwaite led with a 204 high game and 951 series, supported by 524 and 535 team sets. John Slonaker led the losers with a 552 set. Gray and Eddy moved to second by sweeping R.C. Cola 4-0.
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Charcoal Hearth Restaurant
Bell Clothes
Northside
Curtis Braithwaite
John Slonaker
Gray
Eddy
R.C. Cola
Skip Snyder
Gene Hottle
Snyder Plumbing and Heating
Allen Kibler
Snyder
Dave Fogle
Broadstater Opticians
Quick Music
Charlie Anderson
Charles Webber
Fender Sales
Shenandoah
Ram Center Laid Out for Season
Los Angeles Rams center Art Hunter likely is lost for the season after knee injury surgery is anticipated. Doctors say the knee problem is a cartilage condition. Tackle Frank Varrichione and Larry Stephens are doubtful starters for Sunday's game at the San Francisco 49ers.
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LOS Angeles
Art Hunter
Los Angeles Rams
Hunter
Frank Varrichione
Larry Stephens
San Francisco
49Ers
Surprise the bare-foot set with snug Jiffy-knit slippers
Pattern 7468 offers felt and bead trimmed slippers with ribbed cuffs in sizes 4-6 through 10-12. Cost 35 cents, add 10 cents for 1st class mail. Send name address zone pattern number to Alice Brooks Winchester Evening Star Needlecraft Dept NY. 1963 Needlecraft Show catalogs feature over 200 designs plus free pattern.
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Alice Brooks
Winchester Evening Star
Needlecraft Dept
P.O
Chelsea Station
New York
N. Y
Needlecraft
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The
Evening Star
Firestone
Firestone Stores
N. Braddock St
General Fund
Call Collect
Frederick
Tri-State Mortgage CO
N. Market St. Frederick
Champ Fullmer
the Tiger
Dick Ihetu
Florentino Fernandez
Miami Beach
Henry Hank
Benny
Kid) Paret
Las Vegas
Marv Jenson
Jenson
All Tiger
Jersey Jones
Sugar Ray Robinson
Lewis Ewing
Fender
Turk Wingfield
Shenandoah News
Northern Virginia Power
Hal Dawson
Dawson
Jim Brown
Blue Ridge Saddlery
Winchester Automotive
Clyde Baxter
Maynard Wilson
Buckley-Lages
Elva White
Aikens Construction
Coffelt Electric Service
Winchester Park & Shop
Perry Engineering Co., Inc
Ram
Pine Motor CO
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