Rifle Talk Encourages Safe Preseason Practice
The column urges timely hunting prep four Saturdays before season opens, stressing familiarity with new guns, proper fit, and safe shot choices. It highlights preseason practice, especially with the Winchester Junior Rifle Club, names shooters and scores, and notes upcoming events like Parents Night and Hunter Safety on November 4.
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Jimmy Jarrell
Junior
Hunter Safety
Musial Eyes Bigger 1961 Comeback After Award
Stan Musial, 39, aims to top .300 next season with more playing time after winning the AP NL Comeback Player of the Year for 1960. He beat Curt Simmons 55 to 44 in the writers’ poll, finishing with a .275 average, 17 homers, 63 RBIs in 116 games.
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Chuck Capaldo
Associated Press
ST. Louis
Stan Musial
St. Louis Cardinals
Musial
Curt Simmons
Baseball Writers
Simmons
Bob Friend
Pittsburgh
Richie Ashburn
Chicago
Ernie Broglio
Redbirds
Stan
Sollie Hemus
Bob Nieman
Cards
Ted Williams
Boston Red Sox
Williams
Iowa Maintains No 1 Ranking In AP Football Poll
Iowa remains the top college football team in the AP poll for the second straight week after a decisive win. Mississippi drops to second with 395 points, Syracuse third with 355, Navy and Minnesota follow, while Michigan State enters the top ten after a 35-0 victory.
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Iowa
Associated Press
Hawkeyes
Mississippi
Rebels
Syracue
Purdue
Michigan State
Indiana
Teelone McSe Reart Scion
Syracuse
NAVY
Scvccercoseseees
Minnesota
Bohion State
Tennessee
Arkansas
Rice
Auburn
Duke
Oregon State
New Mexico State
Kansas
A's Top List Senators Transfer Up Again
American League owners meet to decide on adding two teams by 1962 but may delay revealing which cities will gain franchises. Kansas City sales and possible moves to Los Angeles loom large while Washington and Cleveland shifts are discussed. Possible new homes include Minneapolis-St Paul and Dallas-Fort Worth with Oakland and Toronto among contenders. Berlin sees 1000 new restaurants in six years, up 47 percent.
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Kansas City
Los Angeles
California
Washington Senators
Cleveland Indians
Minneapolis- St. Paul
Dallas-Fort Worth
Oakland
Toronto
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Senators
Texas
Ted's Exit Draws Mixed Feelings From Stan Musial
Musial compared a player to himself batting .335 saying you hate to see a fella leave yet the fella himself knows best. Stan emphasized personal judgment over outside opinion in the change.
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Musial
Ted
Stan
Tech Gymnasts Aiming For Conference Lead At Richmond
Virginia Tech travels to Richmond City Stadium to meet the Spiders in a key Southern Conference showdown. Tech seeks its fourth win to stay tied atop the league while Richmond, smarting from recent results, faces a tough test with several players sidelined by injuries.
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Associated Press
Richmond
Ed Merrick
Virginia Tech
Merrick
Tech
Techmen
Blacksburg
Richmond City Stadium
Duckpins and Duckpiners Rule Health Center Lanes
Sears upset Novick Transfer 611 604 608 in a red hot A League set with Minghini 160 and Zimmerman 138 powering Novick. Truck Suppliers beat Frederick Motor Co 163, Sears split three ties and Buncutter Tire Co swept White's Parol 31 pins total. Modern Plumbing & Heating won both games in GAA Bantam Girls League cruising with Carter Russell and Webber leading.
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Sears
Novick
Health Center
Carl McKee
Lynn Comer
Mike Perry
Francis Hudson
Zimmerman
Sonny Cooper
Frederick Motor Co
Frederick Motor
Jess Kiracofe
Buncutter Tire Co
White
Harold Pugh
Ted Hepner
Jack Larrick
Glenda Carter
Linda Russell
Diane Webber
Gator Bowl Switches to Pro Grid Substitution Rules
The Gator Bowl in Jacksonville on December 31 will use professional free substitution rules. George Olsen says the game between college teams will feature a wider open offense as players showcase their specialties. Coaches have criticized wild card substitution this season.
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Jacksonville
Fla
George Olsen
Notice of Funds for Esq Madison LaFollette Estate
Under Virginia law the undersigned will deliver funds on deposit to Clarence J. LaFollette as administrator of Madison LaFollette’s estate in Hampshire County. The funds, amounting to $1000 or more, were on deposit with Western Frederick Bank in Gore Virginia. Cashier J W Ward signs the notice with dates 10 4 11 18 25 4t.
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Madison LaFollette
Hampshire County
West Virginia
Madison la Follette
Virginia
Western Frederick Bank
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Theater Goers Studied New York Off Broadway Audience
A sample survey at two performances of A Country Scandal finds the majority of off Broadway attendees are male aged 35 to 49 with college education. Most earn 6500 to 10000 dollars yearly, 33 percent attend at least three plays annually, and Three Penny Opera ranks as a favorite.
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New York
Communications and Media Research Services
Barbers in Oceanlake Battle Oddball Haircuts
Merele Gwynn, a local barber, recruits five other barbers to fight oddball haircuts in Oceanlake. Regular cuts stay at $1.50, while freak cuts rise to $1.75, signaling a price war that draws community attention.
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Oceanlake
Ore
Merele Gwynn
Northside Standings Highlight League Bowling Night
Anderson Sheet Metal and Bunny Bread led with four points each in Forest Hills League action at Northside. High sets included Loy 508 Kibler 519 Oates 518 for Anderson, and DeHaven 549 for Bunny Bread Delmar. Gray & Eddy, Clarke Co. Supply, Lucky Five, and others earned three points. Hillcrest, Winchester Concrete, and Ted's News Stand posted top individual scores.
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Anderson She@t Metal Works
Bunny Bread
Og Fruit
No. Va
Anderson Sheet Metal
Loy
Allen Kibler
Eugene Oates
Delmar DeHavén
Gray & Eddy
Royal Crown
Clarke Co
Supply
Dinnery Bedy
Lucky Five
Ken Mowery
Ron Cover
Dale Spurs
CP Tel. Co
Allen Jobe
Willis
H & P Cities
Hillcrest
John Whitman
Buddy Willis
Ted
Donald Armel
Winchester Concrete
GAA
Northside
Sara Dale
Joan Anderson
Rebels
Asco Window Co
Margaret Seabright
Pat Phillips
Margie Beavers
Peoples Cleaners
Servisoft
Rose Miller
Valley Distributors
National Homes
Pat Taylor
National
Mildred Kennedy
Lest
H & P Service
C&p
Anderson
Il Clarke Supply
R. C. Cola
Ted's News Stand
No. Va. Power
National Fruit
Hotinger Ins
Dinner Redy Winch
Concrete Baker & Anderson Lucky Five
Fight results from multiple venues show varied decisions
In Tampa Luis Rodriguez outpointed Mel Collins. In Baltimore Holly Mims outpointed Jimmy Beecham. New York Joey Archer outpointed Joe Rubino. Dallas Curtis Cokes stopped Stefan Redl and Williams KOed Ben Marshall. Rip Randall drew with Joe Limas. San Francisco Bobby Sanders outpointed Lahouari Godih. Long Beach Ray Salazar outpointed Al Wilcher.
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Tampa
Fla
Luis Rodriguez
Cuba
Mel Collins
Trenton
N.J
Baltimore
Holly Mims
Washington, D.C
Jimmy Beecham
Miami Beach
New York
Joey Archer
Joe Rubino
Brooklyn
Dallas
Curtis Cokes
Stefan Redl
Paterson
Cleveland Williams
Houston
Ben Marshall
Oklahoma City
Rip Randall
Tyler
Tex
Joe Limas
Albuquerque
Drew
San Francisco
Bobby Sanders
Lahouari Godih
Algeria
Long Beach
Calif
Ray Salazar
Santa Ana
al Wilcher
Los Angeles
New York Poet Seumas MacManus Dies at 92
Seumas MacManus, 92, noted Irish poet and writer, died Sunday from a fall at Mary Manning Walsh Home in New York City. The author of regional tales and editorials had a long career influencing Irish literary circles.
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New York
Seumas MacManus
Mary
Manning Walsh
FANS PROFIT Modern Grid Coaches Have Access to Great Wealth of Information
University of Delaware head coach argues that 1960 football benefits from more assistants year round focus and abundant sources. He cites regulation reforms increases in scholarships and media clinics as expanding knowledge and improving the game for players and spectators.
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David M. Nelson
University of Delaware
Associated Press
Garde
Sputnik
Apple Market Prices and Variety Notes Across Regions
Market demand is moderate and steady with quotations for apples by variety and pack. Cited items include Delicious and Red Delicious in cartons tray pack and 4 lb bags with U S and Virginia exchange terms, Jonathans, Winesaps, Staymans, Red Yorks, and Rome varieties with prices ranging roughly from 28 to 40 cents per pound and up to $5.25 per carton in some cases. Bulk sales to truckers and stored Winesaps liquids note orchard run and storage pricing.
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Winchester
Martinsburg
U.S
Fey
U.S. Fey
Jonathans
W. Va
Orchard Run
Amboyduke canelestroussky wears bold jacket alias
John C. Mullen a 22 year old Black man from Baltimore embraces his nickname Amboyduke canelestroussky by donning a blue jacket with his full moniker embroidered in yellow on the back.
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Baltimore
John C. Mullen
Amboyduke Canelestroussky
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