Tusculum Tops Emory and Henry 83 77 In Narrow Win
Tusculum led by 11 at halftime and held off Emory and Henry for an 83-77 win. Ed Rectortovic scored 22 points while Fred Eschweiler added 21 as five Tusculum players reached double figures. Gerald Burke scored 17 for the Wasps with Ed Dutton adding 15.
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Tazewell overwhelms Richlands 55 5 in home win
Tazewell wrestlers opened 2 0 season with a 55 5 victory over Richlands at Tazewell Monday night. John Vassar pinned John Price and James Wright pinned Reggie Brown in early bouts. Eddie Rasnake, Bill Hash, James Hash, Eddie Honaker, Roscoe Lester, J D Payne, Eddie Shortt, Tim Hawkins and Bobby Young all posted wins for Tazewell with Richlands struggling on the mat. Elmer Short of Richlands beat Freddie Mitchell in the lone Richlands win.
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Cage Results College Basketball Scores Snapshot
North Carolina 62 Kentucky 67 Tennessee 66 Georgia Tech 52 Indiana 87 Knone 69 Michigan 91 Missouri 61 Xavier 96 Union 66 East Carolina 64 Koume State 68 Coast Guards Clark 62 Nebraska 74 South Dakota 63 C. W. Post 61 Long Island 58 Kansas State 61 Southern Ilinois 48 76, Murray Stete Norfolk State 106 paupien Institute
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Sakert to Lead West Virginia Income Tax Department
James W. Sakert of Fairmont will become director of the West Virginia Tax Department income tax division effective December 16. He is a 1963 West Virginia University law graduate and will succeed J. W. Sarver, who resigns to join Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co.'s legal division.
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Frick Replacement Discussed At Phoenix Meeting
An informal Phoenix gathering explored Ford Frick's retirement next year and potential replacement choices. The Associated Press notes baseball officials debated a successor but provided no definitive decision.
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Spiders and Colonials duel as Richmond faces WVU test
Richmond seeks conference momentum after shocking George Washington at home. The Spiders travel to Morgantown to face West Virginia, guided by coach Lewis Mills who stresses improvement and warns WVU remains strong. WVU features Ricky Ray, Bob Camp, and Bill Maphis as key scorers.
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Canadian Charter Flights Recommended for Keating Aviation
A Civil Aeronautics Board examiner, Joseph L. Fitzmaurice, recommends Keating Aviation Ltd of Toronto be authorized to operate occasional light-plane charter flights to 32 states and the District of Columbia. If approved, Keating would serve charter customers in West Virginia, Virginia, Kentucky, Ohio and Pennsylvania.
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Lanett alumni changes at Jets and Chiefs
Dick Wood of the New York Jets and Bobby Hunt of the Kansas City Chiefs, both from Lanett Alabama and Auburn alumni, have swapped positions. Wood shifts from defensive half back to quarterback while Hunt moves from quarterback to defensive halfback.
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Packers Crush Lions in Brutal Last-Second Victory
The Green Bay Packers defeated the Detroit Lions 7 to 0 last Sunday in a hard fought game. Lions linebacker Wayne Walker praised his team's grit, joking about earning the game ball for simply staying alive on the field.
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Concord to Use Two-Platoon System in Opener
Concord hosts Salem to open the 1964-65 basketball season with a two-platoon setup. Mountain Lions coach Ira Blankenship seeks speed and depth, citing equal ability across a young squad and recent away wins at Alderson-Broaddus and Glenville. The 8 p.m. tip marks a fresh start after two road victories.
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Glenwood Edges Central 66 65 In a thriller
Jack Puckett scored 39 points and Norman Vaughn added 21 as Glenwood beat Central 66 65 in the opener. Glenwood led 66 60 with two minutes left but Central cut the margin to one in the final seconds before missing two foul shots. Central had five players in double figures led by Ronnie Goodwin with 15.
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Fairview Drives Past Matoaka for Second Victory
Fairview built an early lead then coasted to a 45 33 win over Matoaka on Monday night. The Falcons led 5 0 early and stayed ahead as Mark Bruch scored nine points. Bill Bivens and Nick Colabro each added five in the fourth quarter to seal the result. Bailey led Matoaka with eight.
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Chargers Take Defensive Lead
In Oakland the Bills fell to second in total defense after a loss, while San Diego tops the league in total defense aided by its pass defense. Buffalo leads in total offense and both rushing offense and rushing defense. Houston remains ahead in passing offense with a 263.3 yard per game average.
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