Venturi Braves Wind And Rain To Win Lucky Tourney
A chaotic set of notes chronicles Venturi winning a windy tourney amid rain and excitement. The piece includes ticket scarcity for a Duke game on February 7, details about Davidson WVU seats, budget debates at WVU, and All State basketball mentions. It references local high school stars such as Bob Hummel and Jerry Epling, plus Pete Smith’s residency questions and the Beaver Princeton game controversy.
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Bob Hummel
Moundsville
Jerry Epling
Jerry
Matewan
Williamson
Beaver
Bluefield High School
Gordon Eisman
Secondary School Activities Commission
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Reaver
Netei
Princeton
Beard Falters, Finishes Second at Lucky International
San Francisco native Ken Venturi won the $8,500 first prize in the Lucky International Golf Tournament with a 66 and 273, closing strong on the back nine to overcome Frank Beard who led early and finished second. The weather and rain added hazards as Venturi exorcised a slump and beat Beard by five strokes.
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Ken Venturi
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Harding Park Municipal
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Frank Beard
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Harding Park
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Louisville
Kentucky
Arnold Palmer
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Tom Weiskopf
Columbus
Ohio
George Archer
Gilroy
Calif
Ray Floyd
Archer
Joe Ca
Terry Dill
Brave Ragan
Ryczaj Leads WVU Past St Johns For Twelfth Win
West Virginia defeats St. John’s 73 72 on a late rally powered by Ryczaj who scored 18 points including a tying jumper with 2:24 left. Fritz McIntyre led St John’s with 26 as WVU improves to eight straight home wins and 12th overall.
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Bill Minne
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WVU Players Fall on Academic Suspensions Hit Team
West Virginia University reports three returning 1965 players John Piscorti Jim Fisher and Tom Phillips withdrew due to academic suspensions. The departures raise returning players out of seven for quitting or dismissal while quarterback Bob Ushich left for personal reasons. Piscorti Fisher and Phillips may return this summer and could play next fall if grades improve. Former players Fred Hauff and Bob Dunlevy also withdrew for scholastic reasons.
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John Piscorik
Jim Fisher
Tom Phillips
Bob Ushich
Earnie Wheeler
Gordon Lambert
Joe Taffoni
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Phillips
Fred Hauff
Bob Dunlevy
College basketball scores roundup from several games
Maryland 7 Southern Carolina 63 73 48. Albany State 194 and College of Charleston 109. Vanderbilt 63 and Auburn 63. Florida State 71 over Ga Tech 66. Tennessee beat Arenany 7 5. Ohio State 87 over Wisconsin 81 in overtime. Wm and Mary 69 edged Florida Southern 61. Wheeling 73 over West Virginia State 6. Salem Kentucky 82 defeated Arenany. Morris Harvey 9 percent noted in summary.
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Concord to face Beckley Blue Hawks tonight
Concord, after a 93-86 win over Davis and Elkins last Saturday, travels to Beckley College to meet high-scoring Beckley Blue Hawks. The Mountain Lions carry a 4 14 record as coach Ira Blankenship lines up Bob Sandy and Bill Spencer at forwards Ritchie Simmons at center and Don Van Deusen and Jessie Phillips at guard.
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Davis & Elkins
Blue Hawks
Beckley College
Mountain Lions
Ira Blankenship
Bob Sandy
Bill Spencer
Ritchie Simmons
Don van Deusen
Jessie Phillips
G-Men at Richlands Beavers and Tigers Clash in Afternoon Set
Beaver Princeton tilt moved to 4 p.m. with a student only crowd after prior incidents. Oak Hill edged Bluefield 76 75 on Keith Hall’s late free throw 14 seconds left. Multiple other area games listed with teams and venues across Division A and B schedules.
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Keith Hall
Princetonians
Ralph Ball
Beavers
Princeton
Tigers
Jebn_ Chmera
Beabeaver
Dickie Ward
Greg Krupey
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Beaver
Joeii Beckett
Mike Spradlin
John Wright
Tom Burton
Hill and Gregory lead Area Division A scoring race
Howard Hill of Princeton tops Division A with 19.5 points after 11 games and leads Gregory of Gary Cookdiggers by 0.2 points. Lonnie Cole of Whitewood holds 31.7 in Division B after 14 games, with Godfrey at 24.8. multiple players from Princeton Beaver Graham Richlands and Welch appear in the top rankings as teams prepare for Wednesday and Thursday games in the Area Division schedule.
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Princeton
Jim Gregory
Gary Cookdiggers
Lonnie Cole
Whitewood
Runneraip Weldon Godfrey
Mzzoaka
Hill
Gregory
Danny Graves
Mullens
Junior Wolfe
Marion
Larry Blankenship
Pineville
Andy Jennings
Big Creek
David Bowers
Graham
Glen Abies
Jay Perdue
Welch
Spike Roberts
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Godfrey
Anthony Cole
Louie Williams
Montcalm
Jerry Wilson
Garden
Harold Neel
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Tony Peck
Glen Rogers
Harold Erwin
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Rick. Lane
Lennie Cole
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Henry Sms
Allen Jones
Glen Ables
Jack Puckett
Bob Hedrick
Beaver
Tazewell
Blue Tornado
Richlands
Doug Cordie
Bratton
Kyle Workman
N. B. Mangus
Pat Stinson
Charlie Simpson
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Athens
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Baileysville
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Oceana 4th Owls 5th In State Poll
Dunbar leads AP balloting with 80 points as 11-1 team holds No 1. Richwood jumps to 2 with 69. Oceana is 4th with 60, Big Creek falls to 5 after upset by Welch. Oak Hill enters at 7, Mullens back in top 10.
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Blue Devils Remain No. 1 in AP Poll After NC State Win
Duke holds the top AP ranking after a 15th straight win over North Carolina State. Kentucky stays No. 2 after 14 straight, while Dayton, Vanderbilt, Loyola of Chicago, UCLA, Kansas State and Texas Western round out the top standings.
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Associated Press
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North Carolina State
South Carolina
Duke
West Virginia
Kentucky
Louisiana State
Auburn
Dukes
Dayton
St Ymmer Anyanderbilt
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Emerson Wins Fifth Australian Title In Upset Over Ashe
Roy Emerson of Australia dominates Arthur Ashe of Los Angeles to take the Australian singles crown 6 4 6 8 6 3 at White City Stadium. Emerson also paired with Fred Stolle to win the doubles final 7 9 6 3 6 8 14 12 12 10 in a lengthy match.
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Australia
Roy Emerson
Arthur Ashe
Los Angeles
Calif
Ashe
Emerson
Emmet
Arthur
Put Ashe
White City
Fred Stolle
Tony Roche
Bowden Joins WVU Football Staff as Chief Offense Assistant
WVU adds Robert C. Bowden the fifth new assistant under coach Jim Carlen. Bowden, 36, comes from Florida State where he coached ends for three seasons and will oversee the offense. He holds a master's from George Peabody College and previously coached football and track at Howard University.
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Robert C
Bobby) Bowden
Florda State University
West Virginia University
WVU
Jim Carren
Bowden
Carlen
Forida State
George Peabody College
Nashville
Tenn
Howard
Coaches Urged to Call Telegraph on Postponed Games
Coaches should call the Daily Telegraph collect at DA 7 6171 after 4 30 p m today with any postponement news. The notice directs prompt reporting to update schedules and avoid confusion.
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