Group I A Season Ends With No Scoring Ripple
In Richmond, AP reports Group I A football's season closed on Thanksgiving with no major changes in the top scorers. Frank Culpepper of Woodrow Wilson led with 136 points, while Charles Carr of Prince Georges Ann followed with 119.
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Early college hoops scores and standout performances
Rupps Bunch opens season as does Arizona State and Oregon State. Ron Bonham led Cincinnati with 31 points. Jeff Mullins 25 for Duke. Dave Stallworth 36 for Wichita. Gary Bradds 20 for Ohio State in their 49th straight home win. Cazzie Russell 30 for Michigan. Larry Jones 37 for Toledo. Fred Hetzel 31 for Davidson. Minnesota upset Kansas State. many other results listed including Indiana over Southern Illinois and Michigan State 108 over Northern Michigan 98.
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Southern Conference opens with WVU and Tech strong
West Virginia, Virginia Tech, and Davidson opened strong as Furman fought WVU to a 67-65 decision in Greenville. Ray's last second jumper gave WVU the win after Furman pressured the Mountaineers amid Thorn’s absence. Tech crushed Richmond 77-53. Davidson beat Hampden-Sydney 98-52.
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Who'll Get Crack At No. 1 Texas
Navy or Pittsburgh to challenge Texas for the No. 1 ranking in the Cotton Bowl is the central question as bowls line up after Army-Navy and Pitt-Penn State games. The piece outlines possible matchups, bowl hosts, and key implications for national title hopes.
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Ramsey to Speak at Graham High Football Banquet
Casto Ramsey, Emory and Henry College head football coach, will headline the Graham high football banquet sponsored by the Graham Booster Club. The event at Graham High on December 5 at 6 30 p.m. will highlight Ramsey’s successful coaching career including stints at Tazewell High School Bristol Illinois University of Houston and Emory and Henry with multiple standout seasons.
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AFL Standings Preview for Week Matchups
San Diego at Oakland Denver at Kansas City Boston at Houston New York at Buffalo outline a crowded schedule. The slate features cross conference showdowns and potential shifts in AFC power with early league leaders facing stern tests.
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Tennessee dismisses Vol coach McDonald names return to athletics
Jim McDonald is removed as Tennessee head football coach and rehired as assistant director of athletics. Dr Eat Ramer says the athletics board will discuss successors while Woodruff notes McDonald will handle recruiting and help promote the overall program with alumni across the state.
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Baby Mountaineers Open Freshman Basketball Season
West Virginia freshman coach Quentin Barnette begins the 1963-64 season Wednesday night as the Little Mountaineers travel to Athens to face Ohio University's Bobkittens in a opener that also marks the start of a new card for WVU hearings.
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Dick Martini
George Metkiff
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WV high schools boosted to Class AAA football
Seven West Virginia high schools gain Class AAA status effective next fall raising the AAA membership to 50. The additions are Follawsbee Keyser Montgomery Summersville Wayne Wellsburg Williamson.
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