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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1973

Page

6

Concord Football Coaching Speculation and Bill Caudill Hints

A Concord football coaching possibility named Marshall Taylor from VPI is discussed with doubts about fit and salary. Bill Caudill of Howard High, Elliott City, Md., is praised for a record 11-0 season and 24 straight wins, suggesting he could be a contender. Beaver's 1973-74 basketball schedule adds changes with Big Creek and Fayetteville dropped.

Concord Marshall Taylor VPI Marshall Taylor Blacksburg America WVU Texas Tech UPI Roy Jenkins Washington-Baltimore Concordian Bill Caudill Jenkins Bill Howard High Elliott City Caudill Beaver Big Creek Fayetteville

Charleston High Basketball Aims High After Championship Claim

Coach Lou Romano says Charleston High returns four starters and adds a transfer to boost next season. Star forward Mike Jones at 6'6" 200 lbs is expected to lead, after earning All State honors as a junior. In college news, East Carolina president Leo Jenkins envisions a new conference with VPI, South Carolina, Richmond, William and Mary and West Virginia, while WVU eyes a broader East with several peers. Also noted is the death of Charles C. Tallman, former WVU end and coach, buried in Pt. Marion, Pa, after a long heart condition.

Bramwell Logan Lou Romano Charleston High Cagers Charleston High Charleston Catholic Lou Mike Jones Jones Leo Jenkins East Carolina VPI South Carolina Richmond William and Mary West Virginia WVU Mountaineers Penn State Nittany Lions Pitt Syracuse Boston College Temple Army Navy Charles C Trusty) Tallman Trusty Pt. Marion Morgantown State Police Gary Gary Bane All State Board Parkersburg Big Beaver Beaver John Chmara Bane Pendry Joe Oceana West Virginia University

Alabama Meets Auburn as Curtain Falls on Regular Season

The season ends with Alabama meeting Auburn in Birmingham while Oklahoma visits Oklahoma State and Notre Dame closes at Miami of Florida. Georgia eyes a Peach Bowl bid by beating Maryland, as Florida State, Texas-El Paso and others seek wins. Barry Switzer expects to attend the Sugar Bowl.

Oklahoma Georgia Army Florida State Texas-El Paso Alabama Auburn Associated Press Navy Philadelphia Crimson Tide Birmingham Oklahoma State Notre Dame Penn State Miami Ohio Florida Louisiana State New Orleans Tulane Houston Green Wave Tulsa Tennessee Vanderbilt Maryland Georgia Tech Atlanta Flo State Brigham Young Utah Hawaii Boston College Holy Cross Baylor - Rice Iowa State San Diego State Texas Southern Methodist Tampa Barry Switzer Sugar Bowl

Narrows Green Wave open season hosting Dublin Dukes

NRD Cage opens 1973 74 season with Narrows Green Wave hosting Dublin Dukes while Giles Spartans travel to Galax. Narrows coach Bill Patteson aims for more balance and bigger size, starting Sparks at center with forwardsCrewey Fraley or Frazier. Giles coach Gary Clark notes added height but needs experience, naming Alexander at center Hale and Johnston at forwards with Dickerson Caldwell in backcourt.

Narrows Green Wave Dublin Dukes Giles High Spartans Galax Vince Alexander Randy Hale Lloyd Johnston Phillip Dickerson Darrell Caldwell Mark Williams Roger Wagner Ricky Lee Giles

Lions Host Mat Tourney

The Concord College wrestling team begins its season by hosting Centennial Hall's Concord Invitational Wrestling Tournament with Alderson-Broaddus and Maryville participating. Action starts at 2 p.m. New coach Jerry Lowe watches returning lettermen Bob and Tony Gometz, Mike Tyree, Ed Cressel, David Price, and promising freshmen Dennis Jones and Dan Blosser vie for starting spots. Also competing for positions are Don Fouracre, Larry Shaw, Ed Rowe, and Warren Bright.

Concord College Centennial Hall Alderson- Broaddus Maryville Tenn Jerry Lowe Gometz Brothers Bob Tony Mike Tyree Ed Cressel David Price Dennis Jones Greenbrier West Dan Blosser

Lions and Concord College Rivalry Headlines Double Diamond Night

Tonight two college men’s basketball games highlight the slate. Morris Harvey hosts Bluefield State at Eddie King gym in Charleston with an 8:00 p.m. tipoff as coach Quintier fields a young lineup seeking their first win. Concord College visits Emory and Henry in Emory Virginia with another 8:00 p.m. start as Ira Blankenship’s Lions aim to rebound after a tough tournament showing.

John Quintier Bluefield State Morris Harvey Eddie King Golden Eagle Charleston Big Blues Pikeville Beckley College Golden Eagles Rich Mechfessel Jim Jiiden Springfield Eagles Beckley Tom Neal Don Winefordner Darrell Lilly Wirdell Robinson Quintier Jeff Mingo Danny Gaither Joel Almond John Monroe George “Jabbo Johnson Ronnie On Concord — Mountain Lions Emory and College Tonight Emory Mountain Lions Athens Wapss Emory and Henry Concord Ira Blankenship Secath Anacene Enee Habershon Kenn Sweet Mark Sandy C. W. Calytor

Beckley Bombs Rams By 82 57

Beckley College Blue Hawks defeated Bluefield Rams 82 to 57 on Friday night. Dorie Maniece led Beckley with 23 points, Carr added 21, and Mike Wicks 17. Bluefield’s Steve Davids scored 16, Steve Newberry 12, and Bob Russell 9.

Bluefield College Rams Beckley College Blue Hawks Bluefield Dorie Maniece Beckley Carr Mike Wicks Steve Davids Steve Newberry Bob Russell Bristol

Navy expected to beat Army in final police-predicted clash

Dee Wilson based his forecast on undercover state police analysis. Navy is seen prevailing 18 14 over Army with Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Utah and others also projected to win their games.

Dee Wilson Wilson West Virginia Navy Army Alabama Auburn Dee Florida Florida State Georgia Georgia Tech Utah Hawaii Boston College Holy Cross Houston Tulsa Baylor Rice San Diego State Iowa State Oklahoma Oklahoma State Notre Dame Miami Tennessee Vanderbilt LSU Tulane Tampa Rutgers SMU TCU Jack Honaker Daily Telegraph Princeton Jim Terry Edwin Elliott

West Virginia Signs Beavers Gary Bane

Gary Bane a West Virginia target and Beaver standout defensive linebacker and fullback signed a football grant in aid with WVU. The 198 pound, near six foot defender joins the Mountaineers amid interest from Texas, Tennessee and Ohio State. Pendry praised him as a top defensive player and noted Bane's speed and mobility.

West Virginia Beavers Gary Bane Beaver West Virginia University Bane

Mahaffey Holds Narrow Disney World Lead Amid Nicklaus Rally

John Mahaffey kept a two stroke edge at the Walt Disney World Open after a 69 to reach 206 ten under on the Wallaby World course. Jack Nicklaus shot 67 to tie for second with Mason Rudolph John Schlee Nate Starks and Dr Gil Morgan two back at 208 as Morgan earned his tour card recently.

Lake Buena Vista Fla John Mahaffey Jack Nicklaus Mahaffey Nicklaus Mason Rudolph John Schlee Nate Starks Gil Morgan Schlee Rudo Morgan Fle Magnolia Course Disney World Jonn Manattey Git Morgan Nate Sparks Jonn Schee Lou Graham Rod Curt Orie Miller Barber Hubert Green David Graham Pete Brown Jim Dent Bob Payne Enn Grier Jones Ewnn Larry Nelson Erin Craries Cooey Wma Sam Snead Julius Bores Bob Mennenner Dwight Newt Roy Pace Steve Meinyk Bob E Smith Mac McLendon Dewitt Weever Homero Blancas Lanny Wadkins Bert Greene Jim Colbert Gibby Gilpert Bobby Mucnet Herb Hooper Mike Reaser Latron Harris Ken Sti Lon Hinkie Geary McCord Bob Dickson Richard Crawford Mike Morley Tom Kite Bruce Crampton Dean Retram Dick Ragan Jim Barber Billy Zoromanny Bob Lunn Jonn Morgan Leonard Thompson Niin Deane Berman Rod Funseth Jim Jamieson Ben Murphy Joe Inman Alien Miller Spike Kelley Jim Simons Rik Massengate Paul Bondeson George Rayer Ben Kern Mike Kailam Gay Brewer

Pioneers Northwestern Meet In Division II Title Contest

Glenville State and Northwestern Iowa collide for the Division II football crown at Marshall University's Fairfield Stadium on artificial turf. Northwestern's Curt Kroll passes for 31 touchdowns and over 2000 yards, with Dave Hector his top target. Glenville's balanced attack features Chris Anderson and Steve Buffington.

Huntington W.va Glenville State Northwestern Iowa Marshall University Fairfield Northwestern Curt Kroll Kroll Dave Hector Chris Anderson Glenville Steve Buffington Pioneers Red Raiders van Rooyan Mitch Gard Bengard Jimmy Carter John Pratt Carter

West Virginia Hosts Panthers as Moran enters fifth season

West Virginia under Sonny Moran begins 1971-72 with Pitt at the Coliseum in a Saturday night tipoff at 8 p.m. EST. The Mountaineers rely on a taller front line led by Warren Baker and Larry Carr with guard leadership from Levi Shillips and Eartha Faust as Moran reshapes a young roster.

Morgantown W.va Sonny Moran West Virginia Pitt Mountaineers Moran Warren Baker Larry Carr Jerome Anderson Sen Levi Shillips Eartha Faust Vincennes Ind Scott MacDonald Dave McCardle

Virginia Grid Playoffs Set For Semi Final Action

The Group AA football semi finals pit Virginia High of Bristol against Brookville of Lynchburg for the western crown while Harrisonburg meets Southampton of Courtland in the east. Virginia High, Southwest District champion, edged Pulaski’s Orioles 74 last week and is slight favorite on Brookville’s home field. The Harrisonburg Southampton winner will play on December 8 at 1 p.m. in Lynchburg or Bristol depending on the first result.

Virginia High Bristol Brookville Lynchburg Harrisonburg Southampton Courtland Pulaski Orioles

Tigers Face Alumni in Princeton Gym Tonight

Princeton's 1973-74 Tigers meet a tall Alumni team in the Princeton High gym at 8. Coach Ralph Ball brings back 6-5 David Steele and 6-2 Hobart Taylor with guard Jeff Boyles and Tom Wyrick. Alumni leaders include Skip Ball and Jackie Puckett, with a guard lineup and versatile forwards.

Princeton Tigers Princeton High Ralph Ball David Steele Hobart Taylor Jeff Boyles Tommy Wyrick Basil Legg Skip Ball Jackie Ricky Puckett Ernie Jackie Crotty David Hill Mark Whittaker James Hairston Marvin Jones Allen Harmon Ball Steele Taylor Legg Boyles Wyrick Pochie Gardner Gilliard

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