Versatile WV high school backfield leads 1934 Class A All State
The West Virginia Sports Writers Assn selects a 1934 Class A All State team led by a 195 pound backfield and 210 pound Marlinton center David McLaughlin. Notables include Fairview quarterback Meline Serdich and Sistersville running back Tony Sutton. Ridgeley tackle Sam Bosely and Marlinton linemen, with Terra Alta guard Charles Pritt earning praise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Hose
All-State Board
W. Va
Tommy Thompson
Roger van Reenan
Marlinton
Serdich
David McLaughlin
Fairview
Jim Toothman
West Virginia
Sam Bosely
Ridgeley
Chub Johnson
Rainelle
Ken Taylor
Rupert
Tony Lautar
McMechen’s
Bishop Donahue
Charles Pritt
Terra Alta
Serdich-to-Toothman
Indians
Sistersville
Sutton
Dale Evans
van Reenan
Meadow Bridge
Thompson
Bosely
Potomac Valley
Tom O'Connor
Pat Wolfe
Class A All-State Team Honorable Mention List
A historical Class A All-State honorable mention compilation lists players by position across multiple schools and districts including Carrington Elkhorn Glenville Jones Gary Dist Pat Bridge Biffie Burnsville Thomas Paden City Tonkin Bar Tackles Butcher Chapman Hannan Kimble Tyler Litton Crum Redden Crichton Meadow Bridge Robinson Burnsville Taylor Masontown Yeater Cameron Zinn Terra Alta guards Carr Rainelle Jackson Walton Meadows Clear Fork Moore Ler Rogers Lumberport Scott Mountaineer Thomas Vanney Green Bank Williamson Sistersville centers Dobbs Excelsior Hill Green Bank Stewart Sistersville Terrell Pennsboro backs Adams Roncervette Adkins Hannan Arbogast West Milford Unions Baxter Lewisburg Bailey Union Branson Shepherdstown Berry Rupert Brinkley Lumberport Casto Burnsville Corbin Pennsboro Copley Crum Feamster Alderson Ferguson Rivesville Gentry Gary Dist Helts Thomas Mountaineer Keihne Sistersville Mazure Fairview Oakes Terra Alta Poling Barrackville Prince Crum Reed Glenville Smith Rupert Stender Paden City Tincher Rainelle Toney Clear Fork Woods Williamson Liberty Workman Hillsboro.
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Butcher
Glenville
Chapman
Hannan
Kimble
Tyler
Litton
Crum
Redden
Crichton Road
Meadow Bridge
Robinson
Burnsville
Taylor
Masontown
Yeater
Cameron
Zinn
Terra Alta
Carr
Rainelle
Jackson
Walton
Meadows
Clear Fork
Moore
Ler
Rogers
Lumberport
Scott
Mountaineer
Thomas
Vanney
Green Bank
Williamson
Sistersville
Dobbs
Excelsior
Hill
Stewart
Terrell
Pennsboro
Backs—Adams
Roncervette
Adkins
Arbogast
West Milford Unions
Baxter
Lewisburg
Bailey
Union
Branson
Shepherdstown
Berry
Rupert
Brinkley
Casto
Corbin
Copley
Feamster
Alderson
Ferguson
Rivesville
Gentry
Gary Dist
Helts
Thomas Mountaineer
Keihne
Mazure
Fairview
Oakes
Poling
Barrackville
Prince Crum
Reed
Smith
Stender
Paden City
Tincher
Toney
Woods
Williamson Liberty
Workman
Hillsboro
Tittle's Wife Denies Report About Retirement
Pelham New York AP report says Mrs Y A Tittle denies telling a TV show her husband would retire after the season. She says Y A Tittle focuses only on football and cannot discuss vacation. Giants QB has been used sparingly and the team ends the season Saturday against Cleveland.
Baby Wasps down Bluefield College 99-80 in Virginia
Emory & Henry freshmen crushed Bluefield College 99 to 80 in Emory Virginia Monday night. Gene Beck led with 22 points while Ken Luton added 21 and Tom Barber 16 for the Baby Wasps. Buck Earhart topped Bluefield with 22 points as John Bates and John Burge added 11 each.
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Emory & Henry
Bluefield C
Ramblin’ Reds
Emory
Sarteels
Boer College
Bill Judy
Baby Wasps
Frosh
Little Wasps
Bluefield College
Wasps
Gene Beck
Ken Luton
Tom Barber
Keith Baumgardner
Greg McMorrow
Welch
Buck Earhart
Ricky French
John Bates
John Burge
Fe French
Waddell
Adgate
Rw Ll
Mpsa
Gdar
Morgan
Heary Frosh Ms & Soo
Lee Petty Leads NASCAR Car-Owner Point Standings
NASCAR announced Lee Petty of Randleman North Carolina tops the 1954 grand national car-owner standings. Petty and his No 43 Plymouth driven by Richard Petty lead the field, with No 41 Plymouth piloted by Jim Paschal in fourth. Rondy Long No 11 Ford is second, Ned Jarrett also from Camden drives to second in the driver standings, Cotton Owens No 6 Dodge driven by David Pearson is third, and Bud Moore of Spartanburg holds fifth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daytona Beach
Fla
National Association For Stock Car Auto Racing
Nascar
Lee Petty
Randleman
N. C
Petty
Richard Petty
Jim Paschal
High Point
Rondy Long
Camden
S. C
Ned Jarrett
Cotton Owens
Spartanburg S. C
David Pearson
Spartanburg
Bud Moore
Browns To Play Giants In National TV Showdown
Cleveland Browns face the New York Giants in a CBS nationally televised game Saturday in New York. A Browns win would secure the Eastern Conference title and a shot at the NFL championship against Baltimore, while standings hinge on Cardinals results this weekend.
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ST. Louis
St. Louis Cardinals
Cleveland Browns
Cardinal
Wally Lemm
Cleveland
Blanton Collier
Browns
Giants
New York
CBS
Charley Johnson
Baltimore Colts
Colts
Cardinals
Philadelphia
Hampden-Sydney Tops 1964 Virginia All-Small Team
Hampden-Sydney dominates the 1964 Virginia All-Small College football squad with five first string selections. The AP picks include Whitley Lipscomb at quarterback and four receivers, plus keys at end, tackle, guard, and center from Hampden-Sydney, Washington and Lee, Randolph-Macon, Emory and Henry, and Bridgewater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ED Young
Richmond
Hampden-Sydney
Virginia
Associated Press
Hampden - Sydney
Whitley Lipscomb
Fred Britton
Frederick
Herb Sebren
Hampden-Syd
Sandy McLaughlin
Hampden Sydney
Vis Edwards
Bil Baumeister
Randolph Macon
Bill Bryant
Emory and Henry
Joe Miller
Washington and Lee
Nathan Miller
Bridgewater
David Walker
Randolph-Macon
Whitey Lipscomb
Bill David
Ty Tysinger
George Heilig
Heilig
Edwards Bryant
Lipscomb
Lions
Britton
W&l
Bob Baker
Pete Tosh
Emory & Henry
Wayne Overton
Randolph- Macon
Mike Norton
Guy Stull
Stark Sydnoy
Washington & Lee
Mike
Beavers Open 1964-65 Basketball Season at Welch
Bluefield Beavers visit Welch to face defending Area champion Maroon Wave at 7:30 p.m. in the Welch Armory. The season opener kicks off a 19 game slate with local matchups including Pineville at Big Creek and Mullens at Logan, as well as Marion-Abingdon and Saltville hosting Patrick Henry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluefield Beavers
Welch
Maroon Ware
Welch Armory
Pineville
Big Creek
Northfork-Elkhorn
Gary
Whitewood
Garden
Glen Rogers
Sophia
Oakvale
Gap Mills
Marion
Abingdon
Ronceverte
Peterstown
Spanishburg
Rocky Gap
Saltville
Patrick Henry
Tazewell
Graham
Richlands
Bulldogs
Virginia High
Bristol
Beavers
Merrill Gainer
Maroon Wave
Bluefielders
Nicklaus and Palmer Favor New Canada Cup Format
Jack Nicklaus and Arnold Palmer, returning home with the Canada Cup trophy, urged a team focused format. Nicklaus won the individual title with 276 and Palmer finished second at 278 as the U S captured its fifth consecutive team championship at Kaanapali. Gary Player faded in the final holes as the duel for individual honors tightened.
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Will Grimsley
Associated Press
Kaanapali
Maui
Hawaii
Jack Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Nicklaus
Palmer
Kaanapali Club
United States
Argentina
South Africa
Gary Player
Stallings named Texas A&M grid coach
Gene Stallings chief Alabama assistant was chosen by the Texas A&M Athletic Council to replace Hank Foldberg as head football coach. Stallings, A&M alumnus, inherits a program that had six wins in 30 starts under Foldberg while other sports showed progress and the Aggies posted a 23-0 win over SMU in one game last season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bishop Donahue
Lautar
Tom O'Connell
Huffs
Boselys
Nicelys
Welch
Frank Marino
Gary
College Station
Stallings
Texas A&m
Foldberg
Aggies
Southern Methodist
LSU
Houston
Case resigns as N.C. State coach for health reasons
North Carolina State chancellor John T. Caldwell announced veteran basketball coach Everett Case has resigned citing health strain after two games this season. Press Maravich will take over immediately with Case serving as an advisory role. athletic officials approved the move. Case, 64, retires after 19 years as Wolfpack coach with a 1-1 start this season.
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Raleigh
N. C
North Carolina State
John T. Caldwell
Everett Case
Case
Caldwell
Press Maravich
Roy Clogston
Maravich
N.C. State
Wolfpack
Emerson rejects $85,000 offer to turn pro
Roy Emerson, Wimbledon champion from Australia and top amateur, said after accepting the offer to turn professional that he rejected $85,000. He wants another chance at Wimbledon and more time at home, insisting his main interest remains amateur tennis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Australia
Roy Emerson
Emerson
Michigan Blows Out Missouri 91 to 61 in Ann Arbor
The No. 1 Michigan Wolverines dominated Missouri 91 61 at Ann Arbor led by 14 points from Bill Buntin. Cazzie Russell and Larry Tregoing each added 12 points as Michigan used rebounding and sharp shooting to seize control.
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Ann Arbor
Jets and Knicks Still Winless on the Road
The Jets of the American Football League have lost all five road games this season. The Knicks of the National Basketball Association remain winless in nine away starts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jets
American Football League
Knickerbockers
National Basketball Association
Knicks
Young jockey rides six winners at Aqueduct
New York AP Apprentice jockey Mike Venezia won six races at Aqueduct on Monday and placed in three others across the nine race card. The feat marks the first six-win day at a New York track since Willie Shoemaker did it at Old Jamaica on April 4 1959. Venezia rode the first four winners then finished with two victories after the featured Secret Story Purse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
Appprentice
Mike Venezia
Aqueduct
Willie Shoemaker
Old Jamaica
Venezia
Giants First Baseman Undergoes Knee Surgery in New York
New York AP report states San Francisco Giants first baseman will have surgery Monday in New York to remove torn cartilage in his right knee. Team doctors expect a recovery period before return to play.
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New York
San Francisco Giant
WV hunting seasons extended two weeks to offset fire closures
West Virginia closes hunting due to high forest fire hazard and extends black bear and wild turkey seasons by two weeks from December 14 to December 26. Deer season remains closed in affected counties while other small game stays open into January. Bow kills through November 19, 1964 totaled 68, higher than the prior year.
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West Virginia
Natural Resources
Warden Lane
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