Tenpin Bowling Roundup Leads In Classic Pinfall
Omps Funeral Home leads with a 2569 total pinfall over 2500 as Paul Anger posts a 565 set for the losers. Lamasters yields to Plum by 2669 to 2446 with Harold Catlett topping the losers at 545. Chapman Excavating defeats Lee-Jackson 3-1 behind Bruce Taylor 562 and a 212 opener. Stephen's City blanks Moore's Wholesale 4-0 with four bowlers over 500. Ken Lowery 523 and Orville Hylton 518. Moore's Charles Adams tops with 449. Fender Slaes beat Martin's Store 3-1 led by David Lowery 531. Lloyd Martin 518 paced losers. Lakeside beats Novick Transfer 3-1 with Denny Lillis 512 and Elwood Willis. Nelson Orndorff tops losers at 493. Kitty Affleck 445 highlights. Jolly Jack's within a point of first by blanking Buckley Lages 40 pins. Connie Baker leads winners with 535 while Marie Rinker leads losers with 434. Mrs. Baker tallies 160 210 165. Green Chemical sweeps Dale's Grocery 3-1. Margel Brown 473 leads winners. Mae Brown 477 tops Dale's. Farmers and Merchants Bank shuts out Painter's Auto with Pat Whitacre 443. Laura Anger 469 is match high but Painter falters.
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Toal
Paul Anger
Lamasters
Plum
Harold Catlett
Chapman
Lee
Buck Robertson
Stephen’s
Moore
Wholesale
Ken Lowery
Orville Hylton
Charles
Kitty Affleck
Jolly Jack's
Buckley Lages
Connie Baker
Marie Rinker
Mrs. Baker
Green Chemical
Dale’s Grocery
Margel Brown
Mae Brown
Dale’s
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Painter
Pat Whitacre
Laura Anger
Lavorante Clings to Life After KO and Seizure
Argentine heavyweight Alejandro Lavorante remained in a coma on day seven after a knockout by Johnny Riggins. Doctors reported a seizure and high fever, then improved briefly. neurosurgeon Dr. DeWitt Fox described the condition as critical and fluctuating with cautious optimism for survival.
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Los Angeles
Alejandro Lavorante
San Francisco
Johnny Riggins
Lavorante
DeWitt Fox
A's Owner Warns Of Move If Support Lacking
Kansas City Athletics owner Charles Finley says a new stadium and stronger backing are needed. After a three way meeting with Kansas City officials and AL officials led by Joe Cronin Finley warned the club could move if support does not improve. He stated the team will be in Kansas City in 1963 and 1964 regardless, and criticized the current level of fan support.
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Boston
Kansas City Athletics
Charles Finley
Finley
Kansas City
Joe Cronin
Golden Rule Tops Market Street Keglers In Duckpin League
Golden Rule beat Market Street Methodist 2-1 as games 512 570 and 629 powered a 1711 series. Eugene Line led Market Street with a 382 series, while U B No. 1 topped Congregational Christian 3-0. Presbyterian, Stephenson's Methodist and other teams posted wins as Health Center lanes hosted multiple matches.
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Golden Rule
Market St
Russell Jones
Ivan Jackson
U. B .No
Congregational Christian
Carl McKee
U.B
Charles Swartz
Presbyterian
Stephenson
Methodist
Pete Stipe
Blair Webber
Lawrence Pope
C. B. Shickle
Elwood McIintyre
U.B. No
Centenary Reformed
Pope
Church of Christ
West Frederick
Virginia Women Golfers Battle Carolina For Final Hole
The Virginias and Carolinas conclude their annual team match in Pinehurst North Carolina with the 18th hole. After three rounds the series was tied 36 apiece and yesterday West Virginia Virginia edged 13 11 to even the 1962 score. The feature match saw Marge Burns and Mrs John Dorn of Greensboro defeat Sally Carroll and Mrs Ralph Petrone 2 1 2 with Burns Dorn posting a 75.
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Pinehart
N. C
Virginias
Carolinas
Newport News
Marge Burns
John Dorn
Greensboro
Sally Carroll
Wheeling
W. Va
Ralph Petrone
Blacksburg
Burns- Dorn
Gov Harrison Heads to Southern Governors Conference
Gov Albertis S. Harrison Jr. and Mrs. Harrison depart Sunday for the Southern Governors Conference in Hollywood Florida. Lt. Gov Mills E. Godwin Jr. and Mrs. Godwin will join Monday. Harrison is to be accompanied by aide John H. Wessells and will return Thursday.
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Richmond
Albertis S. Harrison Jr
Hollywood
Fla
Mills E. Godwin Jr
Harrison
John H. Wessells
Randell Outpoints Ford In Podunk Bout
Rocky Randell of Houston outpointed opponent Mer e Ford in a 150 pound division bout. Johnny Bean of Philadelphia knocked out Paddy Read in a 131 pound match in Worcester.
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Miami
Fla
Rocky Randell
Houston
Tex
Mere Ford
Jacksonville
Worcester
Mass
Johnny Bean
Philadelphia
Paddy Read
Providence
Degree to Negro First Awarded At U. Georgia
Miss Mary Frances Early of Atlanta received her master’s diploma in music education last Friday becoming the first Black student to earn a degree at the University of Georgia. The university desegregated under federal court orders early last year and Early now teaches in Atlanta after attending three terms as a graduate student.
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U. of Georgia
Athens, Ga
University of Georgia
Mary Frances Early
Atlanta
Woodstock chosen as site for Region Five election meeting
The Region Five Spring Election meeting to the Virginia Junior Chamber of Commerce will be held in Woodstock on April 21. Woodstock was selected as the site during the Fall Meeting as Virginia Jaycees president Herb Bateman spoke at the gathering.
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Woodstock
Virginia Junior Chamber Commerce
Herbert H. Bateman
Virginia Jaycees
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Dorothy Burke
Nellie Vaughn
Helen Richards
Janice Bolton
Vista Eskridge
Jeanne Kaval
Frances Martin
Harriet Ways
Jean Jennings
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Doug Swimley
Soda Jerks
Sylvia Rhine
Health Center
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Front Royal
Francis Hudson
Evan Creswell
Sonny Crisman
Briscoe Ginn
Artie Kiracore
Fances Dodson
Aggie McCall
Loma McIntyre
Becky Cornell
Dr. James’ Health Cub
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Health Club
Philip McKee
Ay Grimm
Stuart Carper
Dennis Derry
Gary Teets
Warren Stone
Boyer
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Charcon Hearth
Eddie Shide
Donnie Myers
George Watkins
Lynn Miller
Coca Cola
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Shenandoah Motor Company
Bowley
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Lanta
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