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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 1962

Page

7

The Forward Pass and its Rise in Football Tactics

Blaik argues that winning teams control with a strong running game and use the pass to complement it. He traces the 1906 legalization of the forward pass by the rules committee under Teddy Roosevelt, crediting Heisman and Camp in shaping modern football.

Earl H. Blaik United States Military Moe Rules Committee Teddy Roosevelt Paul Dashiell Navy John W. Heisman Georgia Tech Heisman Walter Camp Yale North Carolina Glenn S Warner Georgia Line Camp

Rifle Talk on Old Winchester Single Shot and Junior Range Offers

A reader praises a .32-40 Winchester single shot and notes few are fired today. Mentions converting old barrels, preferred calibers like .30-40 and .45-70, and lists rifles with modern loads. Winchester Rifle and Pistol Club grants juniors range access. hunter safety course results and upcoming date noted.

U. S Winchester Rifle and Pistol Club Armory Gene Sullivan Larry Carper Dick Woolf Joey Wright Bill Leatherman Hunter Junior Cluob Jack Sahm

Citadel QB Sid Mitchell Leads Southern Conference Scoring Chase

Citadel quarterback Sid Mitchell tops the league with 36 points through seven games as his favorite target Charlie Brendle rises to join Furman’s John Cook with 30 points. Other contenders include William and Mary’s Charlie Weaver and George Washington’s Frank Pazzaglia. Injuries haunt many teams ahead of Saturday’s slate.

Bulldog Charlie Brendle Mitchell Brendle Furman John Cook Cook Charlie Weaver William and Mary Glenn Holton West Virginia Steve Heckard

Lucky Strike League: Gray & Eddy Return to First

Gray and Eddy moved to first with a 3-1 win over Quick Music at Northside Lanes. Harold Catlett led with a 593 set including 203 and 230 games. Jess Kira cofe added 553 and Carl Lundmark 540 for the winners. Blue Ridge Saddlery upset Charcoal Hearth 3-1. Ralph Lamp topped losers with 498. George Dofflemyer 525 paced Blue Ridge with a 210 second game. Harold Dawson led National Fruit over Winchester Automotive 3-1 with 630 including 202 and 183. Fender Sales beat Broadstater Opticians 3-1. RC Cola swept Gang Busters 4-0. Bell Clothes beat Shenandoah News 3-1. The Pizza Shop moved to first in Queen Pin League by routing Buckley Lages 4-0. Pat Taylor 203-190-203 for 596 led winners. Aiken’s Construction shut out Fender Sales 4-0 to tie for second with Buckley Lages. Coffelt Electric Service blanked the Question Marks. Mary Willis led Aiken’s with 474. Martha Taylor 424 led Coffelt’s win.

Harold Catlett Gray Eddy Jess Kiracofe Carl Lundmark Ralph Lamp George Dofflemeyer Blue Ridge Saddlery Steve Reedy Charcoal Hearth Harold Dawson National Fruit Winchester Automotive Howard Adkins Fender Sales Broadstater Opticians RC Cola Gang Busters Bell Clothes Shenandoah News Pizza Shop Buckley Lages Pat Taylor Aiken’s Fender Buckley- Lages Coffelt Electric Service Mary Willis Martha Taylor Coffelt’s

Palmer Dominates Money Winners List in 1960

Arnold Palmer leads the PGA money list with $81,448 earned across 21 events. Gene Littler is second with $66,200 over 27 tours, Bill Casper Jr. $61,842, and Jack Nicklaus $61,318 close behind.

Dunedin Fla. AP Arnold Palmer Gene Littler Professional Golfers’ Association Palmer Bill Casper Jr Jack Nicklaus

Mowll Out For Season With Knee Injury

Mowll, a 200 pound sophomore, will miss the rest of the season after a knee cartilage injury in the win over William and Mary. Davidson fullback Pat Fisher is set to return this week against Furman. Richmond halfback Norrs Aldridge is sidelined indefinitely with a badly sprained ankle from the Cincinnati game. William and Mary reports five injuries, with three hurt in the VMI loss, leading to a light practice period.

Davidson Frank Pazzaglia George Washington Citadel Mitchell Virginia Military Institute West Virgina Tom Yeater Mountaineers Oregon State William and Mary Joe Monti Furman Monti Mowll Pat Fisher Richmond Norrs Aldridge Cincinnati VMI Indians

Duckpin Bowling Roundup at Health Center Lanes

Sealtest rolls 1811 to lead three Duckpin wins for A League over Optimist Club. Individual scores highlight Ed Clevenger 393 and Artie Kiracofe 392 as Coca Cola and East Cork Grocery victors. Husband wife handicap tourney set for weekend with 30 teams expected and $5 entry.

Sealtest Optimist Club Ed Clevenger Doug Conner Lawrence Pope John Romick Bill Jones Optimist Novick Coca Cola Mac Hyde Buster Kline Bill Keyton Charles Minghini Joe Zimmerman Francis Hudson Marshall Novick Lane Reed Health Center Winchester Heath Center Lanes

Tobin Rote Won't Play in Canada Retains U S Interest

Tobin Rote announced he will not play Canadian football next year with the Toronto Argonauts and would consider U S offers only if the terms are strong. The 34 year old veteran, in his third Canadian League season after 11 NFL years, ruled out a return to Canada.

Toronto Tobin Rote Detroit Green Bay Toronto Argonauts U.S Rote United States

Words of Misuse and Cautions on Wit

A style guide snippet warns against clichés like awfully witty and cautions that clever humor should not provoke excessive awe. It suggests replacing vague praise with precise wording such as very or strong verbs to convey tone. The fragment emphasizes careful diction in evaluative remarks.

Mitchell Voices Redskins New Spirit in Talk

Washington Redskins star Bobby Mitchell spoke at a Pro Quarterback Club luncheon saying the team will not stay at the league bottom. He noted players are moving to new positions and the team aims to contend next season despite a recent 49-34 loss to New York. The Redskins led the Eastern Conference by a half game.

Mitchell Redskins Spirit NEW York Bobby Mitchell Washington Redskins Washington, D. C Skins

Banks to Merge Roanoke and Blacksburg Institutions

The First National Exchange Bank of Roanoke and the Farmers and Merchants National Bank of Blacksburg have merger approval from the U S Comptroller of the Currency. Stockholders meet November 20 to vote on consolidation. the new entity would be the First National Exchange Bank of Virginia. Lawrence A. Fox misses surprise birthday at Dallas Center office as he conducts business calls.

Roanoke Dallas Center Iowa Lawrence A. Fox Fox

Republicans Warn Against Pact Protecting Castro

Four Sen ate Republicans warned against any Soviet missile removal deal that might give Castro a permanent sanctuary for communism in Cuba. They argued a U S guarantee against invasion would tie hands and risk exporting revolution in the Western Hemisphere. Senator Goldwater warned such a pledge could let communism become permanent in the region.

Washington Senate Cuba U.S Fidel Castro Kennedy Khrushchev United States A. Thant Caribbean Hugh Scott R-Pa Castro Russia Barry Goldwater R-Ariz Hemisphere

James Wood FFA Top in Forestry Judging

James Wood High School FFA member Guy Connor led the forestry judging with the highest score in the Northern Virginia area contest held Saturday at Broadway. The James Wood team placed fourth behind Elkton High, whose members Martin Lam Kenneth Lam and Lowell Koontz qualified for the state contest in Brookville on November 14 along with Robert Leight and Jack Gideon. Other participating schools included Warrenton North River Millboro and Strasburg.

Guy Connor James Wood High School FFA

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