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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1966

Page

2

Gary Digs Deep to Beat Northfork 63 54 in Close Showdown

Gary trips Northfork 63 54 as Jim Gregory pours in 27 points and 12 rebounds in the fourth quarter. Coaldiggers, led by coach Dennis Perdue, improve to 2-0, while Northfork drops to 1-1 behind Dana McDaniel’s 19 points and 13 rebounds.

Jim Gregory Gary Northfork Welch Armory Dennis Perdue Welch Blue Demons Gregory Lan Big Jim Leon Allison Allison Leon Stout Dana McDaniel Charlie Shelton Garnett Woody Maghan Charles Stout Shelton Rot Bilas Woody Day-Mallamaci

Beavers Open 1966-67 Season Against Maroon Wave

Bluefield Beavers start an ambitious 20 game Area scholastic slate tonight at Welch Armory versus the once beaten Maroon Wave and 7:30 tip. Returning starters Ward Beckett Shumate join Wood Arnold to pace the Beaver lineup. Welch’s opponent is led by Jerry Luther who scored 30 of Welch's 40 in Friday's opener.

Bluefield Beavers Welch Armory Graham Richlands Oceana Princeton Beaver-Welch Athens Spanishburg Sophia Baileysville Tazewell Big Creek Bland Independence Montcalm Bramwell Whitewood Garden Gies Christiansburg Stratton Glen Rogers Grundy Hurley Beavers Mullens Bluefielders Dickie Ward Richard Shumate Johnny Beckett Pete Wood David Arnold Central Junior High Ward Beaver Beckett Shumate Wood John Chmara Nick Colorbo Tommy Pritchett Ricky Harmon Maroon Frank Marino Gary Jerry Luther Luther Welch Maroon Wave

Virginia QB Davis Named ACC Player of the Year

Virginia quarterback Bob Davis, a Neptune New Jersey native, set season and career total offense records to be named ACC Player of the Year. He passed for 1,461 yards and ran for 227 yards this season, totaling 1,688, and his three year total reached 4,023 yards. Davis threw 10 touchdowns this season and was lauded as the most exciting player in the conference.

Raleigh N.C Bob Davis Virginia Davis Neptune N. J Norman Snead Wake Forest Snead ACC Georgia Tech Hass Big Sky Montana State

Senator Barnett To Speak At Concord College Banquet

State Senator Ray Barnett will headline Concord College's annual football banquet set for Thursday at 6 30 p m in the College Center ballroom. The event honors Concord players coaches and cheerleaders and is sponsored by the Athletic Department and Alumni Association. The Mountain Lions finished 9 1 under Coach Don Williams winning the State College Conference title and ranking high in NAIA standings before missing the playoffs.

Ray Barnett Concord College Concord College Center Concord Athletic Department Mountain Lions Don Williams Emory & Henry

Powerful Gobblers Face Wake Forest In Tuesday Night Tilt

Virginia Tech seeks a third win in a seven game stretch as they travel to Wake Forest after back to back wins over Duke and Purdue. Other ACC action features Richmonds Spiders visiting George Washington and William and Mary at St Francis of Loretto.

Richmond Virginia Tech Wake Forest Virginia Duke Purdue Techmen Tech Blacksburg Ricmond Spiders William and Mary’s Indians George Washington W&m Pitt St. Francis Loretto Randolph Macon Mason

Poca Edges Anawalt In Season Opener Slim Victory

Lloyd Hall and David Farley led Pocahontas Junior High to a 34-26 win over Anawalt in the season opener. Hall scored 14 and Farley 10 as Ernest Gray led Anawalt with 11 points.

Lloyd Hall David Farley Pocahontas Junior High Anawalt Pocahontas Hall Farley Ernest Gray Anawalt Ft To M’rphy M'S Dabney Ball Sim’ps Stre’t Rhodes Gray Howell Farley Wil’ms D'v Son Ross Tota Lls

Falcons Battle Indians Tonight at Fairview Junior High

Fairview opens season with a 56 27 win over Athens and hosts Matoaka tonight in an eighth grade game at 6 00 PM. Coach John Hamlin lists guards Mike Hopkins Marvin Gillespie a center Langdon Scott and forwards Gardner King John Woodward as starters.

Fairview Falcon John Hamlin Mike Hopkins Marvin Gillespie Langdon Scott Gardner King John Woodward

Tech Gobblers Work Toward Miami Tilt With Injury Woes

Virginia Tech faces Miami with back George Constantinides likely out after a knee injury worsened in the Monday practice. Eddie Bulcheller remains uncertain while the Gobblers focus on passing drills and kicking game ahead of Saturdays game.

Blacksburg George Constantinides Virginia Tech Miami Constantinides VMI Jerry Claiborne George Eddie Bulcheller Gobbler Tech Gobblers

Illinois Upsets No. 3 Kentucky in Overtime Thriller

Illinois defeats Kentucky 98 to 97 in Lexington after overtime win sparked by Ron Dunlap two late free throws. Rich Jones scoring 32 leads Illini with Deon Flessner adding 23 as Dampier pours 40 for Kentucky in a high scoring battle.

Lexington Ron Dunlap Illinois Kentucky Thad Jaracz Illini Rich Jones All America Louie Dampier Wildcats Dunlap Dampier Jones Deon Flessner

WVU Awards Honorary Captain and Team Honors

West Virginia University presents its annual football awards at the Morgantown Touchdown Club banquet. Honorary captain goes to Jim Sypult of Fairmont. Greg Dragovich named most improved lineman. John Piscorik of Wilkes-Barre Pa named most improved back. Don Cookman of Romney named top all around senior. Mike Gillespie of Buckhannon Upshur recognized as top high school player in the state.

Jim Sypult Fairmont Morgantown Touchdown Club Greg Dragovich Keystone John Piscorik Wilkes-Barre Don Cookman Romney Mike Gillespie Buckhannon Upshur

Conley Leads Central To 55 49 Victory Over Glenwood

Conley scored 20 points as Central held off Glenwood 55 49 at Cen tral on Monday afternoon. The Cougars built a 29 19 halftime lead after a second quarter run led by Conley and Eddie Cline, while Glenwood rallied late but could not overtake the hosts.

Conley Central Glenwood Leslie Conley Cougars Eddie Cline John Thomason Central Geft Fgft McBde Bourne Blevins Fuqua Ngus Hull Pen’t’n Cline Gr'h’m Oo Htson Aliff Lester Clark Tanner Dowell Jackson-Musser

Birds Tebbetts Joins Mets as Special Assistant

Tebbetts, ex-manager of Cincinnati Milwaukee and Cleveland, becomes special assistant to Bob Scheffing the Mets director of player development. The move adds a veteran baseball mind to New York's scouting and development staff.

Birdie Tebbetts Cincinnati Milwaukee Cleveland New York Mets Bob Scheffing Buddy Jeannette Baltimore Bullets Gene

Notre Dame Coach Ara Parseghian Linked to Lions Rumor

Detroit reports claim former Notre Dame coach Ara Parseghian was offered a 10 year contract at 50 000 dollars per year to coach the Detroit Lions Wismer stated the offer while Lions officials denied any contact Parseghian also dismissed the rumor calling it completely untrue and out of touch with reality

Detroit Harry Wismer Notre Dame Ara Parseghian Detroit Lions Wismer al Ackerman WWJ New York Billy Ford Lions Parseghian Lyall Smith Ara Chicago

Little College All-America picks for 1966 feature 2 sophs and 19 seniors

The AP Little College All-America team for 1966 includes two sophomores and 19 seniors led by quarterback Don Horn of San Diego State. The roster highlights Carl Garrett New Mexico Highlands Don Hass Montana State and John Ogles Austin Peay with strong lines and notable defensive players from Northern Arizona State Maine and Northwest Louisiana State.

New York Associated Press Don Horn San Diego State Horn Randy Johnson Texas A&i Atlanta Falcons Johnson Carl Garrett New Mexico Highlands Las Vegas N.M Don Hass Montana State John Ogles Austin Peay Garrett Richard Ries Arizona State John Huard Maine Walter Odegaard North Dakota State Ray Vinson Jacksonville Fla State al Dodd Northwest Louisiana State Dodd

Wasps Triumph Over Maryville 127-91 In Emory Victory

Emory and Henry beat Maryville 127 to 91 in Emory Virginia on Monday night. Dick Seltzer netted 29 points and Ernie Landes 24 as the Wasps, coached by Tony Mandeville, surged to their second win in three games. Also scoring were Pat Burns 17, Stafford Stephenson 13, Jerry Maye 12, and Bob Burton 11.

Dick Seltzer Ernie Landes Emory & Henry Maryville Emory Seltzer Landes Wasps Tony Mandeville Pat Burns Stafford Stephenson Jerry Maye Bob Burton

College Basketball Results Across Several Games

Indiana defeats Missouri 77 to 65 while Michigan beats Houston 86 to 75. Illinois edges Kentucky 98 97 in overtime as other scores include Purdue 74 over Ohio University 71 and Kansas 94 over Ohio State 70. Scholastic line shows Dungannon 61 Rye Cove 57.

Indiana Missouri Air Force Academy Michigan Houston Purdue Ohio Univ Jacksonville Wilmington Shaw Virginia State Town State Minnesota Erskine Pembroke Franklin Ohio Kentucky St Coppin State Southeast Mount St. Mary’s Shepherd College Southwest Texas Texas Lutheran Kansas Ohio State St. Bonaventure Volla Madonna Dungannon Rye Cove

Yellow Jackets overpower Bluefield State 117 82 in PCC game

West Virginia State basketball rolled to a 117 82 home win over Bluefield State at Institute. Six players reached double figures while seven others scored, with Henry Ollie leading Bluefield State with 20 points and Richard Johnson adding 19.

West Virginia State Bluefield State Institute Yellow Jackets Big Blues Henry Ollie Big Blue Richard Johnson Clarence Rose Joe Lambert Robert Hayes Bluefield W. Va Tg Ft Davis Clark Leavell

Concord Faces Beckley College In Scc Showdown

Concords Mountain Lions clash with Beckley College at Oceana High School tonight in a State College Conference game. Ira Blankenship comes off two close losses 78 72 at Tusculum and 111 102 at Emory Henry last Saturday.

Concord Mountain Lions Beckley College Oceana High School Ira Blankenship Tusculum Tenn Emory & Henry

Ramblin Reds Face King College In Bluefield Clash

Bluefield College and coach Bill Judy host King College as the Ramblin Reds aim for a 4 1 start after a 2 1 run. Bluefield opened 1966 67 with a 187 91 win over Southwestern Business College and beat Madison 86 56 before losing to Staunton Military Academy 131 94.

Bluefield College Ramblin’ Reds King College Bluefield Bluefielders Bill Judy Southwestern Business College Madison Staunton Military Academy Staunton

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