Former Charleston Players to Play at Glenville State
Two ex South Charleston High football players Charley Harris and Jim O'Dell signed to Glenville State College. Glenville Coach Frank Vincent recruited Harris a 6-foot 180-pound defensive end and O'Dell a 5-11 210-pound center and linebacker. The story notes Archibald as track finals guest and details WV Open golf at Berry Hills with 120 entrants and a 54-hole format.
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Charleston
Berry Hills Country Club
Mike White
Beckley
Linden Meade
Kanawha Valley Country Club
Berry Hills
Sam Snead
Falcons extend William Andrews through 1982
The Associated Press reports NFL moves across teams with several signings cuts and trades. Falcons extend fullback William Andrews through 1982 while Bills sign tackle Joe Devlin to one year deals and release punter Patrick King along with kickers Alan De Wart John Choukair and Wayne Anderson. Browns and Saints add players, Rams trade Eddie Hill to the Dolphins, Patriots sign Brian Holloway, and Eagles note Woody Peoples retirement.
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Associated Press
National Football League
Atlanta Falcons
William Andrews
Buffalo Bills
Joe Devlin
Patrick King
Alan DeWart
John Choukair
Wayne Anderson
Darrell Mouton
Cincinnati Bengals
Ross Browner
LOS Angeles Rams
Eddie Hill
Miami Dolphins
NEW England Patriots
Brian Holloway
NEW Orleans Saints
Hobie Brenner
Philadelphia Eagles
Woody Peoples
Nehlen Objects To Regents Camp Control Move
WVU football coach Don Nehlen criticizes the state Board of Regents decision to run all summer sports camps through the athletic department. He notes his football camp and Gale Catlett’s basketball camp drew hundreds to nearly 1,500 youths, with Catlett’s camp yielding about $28,000 last year. Nehlen recalls his own camp structure, earnings, and promise of future opportunities, while Catlett’s finances and attendance are discussed. Leland Byrd confirms open, coach-led arrangements.
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Morgantown
Don Nehlen
West Virginia University
Gale Catlett
State Board of Regents
Catlett
Nehlen
Mountaineer
Australia
Michigan
Bo Schembechler
Associated Press
WVU
Leland Byrd
West Virginia
University
Board of Regents
Gale
WVU Foundation
Byrd
Marshall University
Bob Zuffelato
Zuffelato
Kentucky Christian College
Grayson
Cherry Shuts Bluefield in Appy League Tilt
Johnson City lefty Paul Cherry pitched a complete game five hitter as the Cardinals beat Bluefield 7 3 at Bowen Field. Alan Hunsinger and Brad Luther drove in runs on key hits while Cherry silenced Bluefield after the fourth, with Falcone's near homer disputed by umpires adding to the night’s drama.
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Lynn
Mass
Tommy Hart
Reading Phillies
Lynn Sailors
Hart
Reading
Don Carman
Shady Spring
Princeton
Hinton
Beckley Western
Charlie Mathena
Dean Moses
Ronnie Shrewsbury
Phil Bevins
Shrewsbury
Joey Eades
Moses
Randy Taylor
Bevins
Eades
Associated Press
Steve Garvey
Los Angeles Dodgers
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati Reds
Edd Roush
Tom Borrelli
Daily Telegraph
Kingsport Mets
Darryl Strawberry
Bowen Field
Johnson City
Paul Cherry
Cherry
Baby Birds
Cardinals
Oriole
Bluefield
Dave Falcone
Brad Luther
Billy Fink
Birds
Jeff Schaefer
Claudio Rodriguez
Alan Hunsinger
Luther
Michael Gambeski
Orioles
Falcone
Jeff Lauck
Lauck
Alan Moore
Curtis Ford
Brian McDonough
Tom Alexander
McDonough
Bristol
Schaefer
Duke City
Nichols
Johnny Lewis
Riche
Bertucio
Rembielak
RBI
E — Ford
C. Rodriguez
Ford
Hunsinger
J. Rodriguez
S — Rembielak
Portes ousts Solomon to reach Washington Star semifinal
Frenchman Pascal Portes upset No.5 seed Harold Solomon 1-6 6-3 6-2 to move into the Washington Star International semifinal. Portes cited a turning point in the second set after Solomon failed to regain rhythm, and he credited support from fellow French players Yannick Noah and Christophe Freyss for confidence and practice during the event.
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Washington
France
Pascal Portes
Harold Solomon
Solomon
Portes
Jimmy Con
Nors
Yannick Noah
Christophe Freyss
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Boston Celtics
Hershey
Laidley Field
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National Basketball Association
Rafer Johnson
National Parks and Recreation Association
National Track and Field Hall of Fame
NASL
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Big Creek High School
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Mark Jennelle
Anthony Meadows
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Ronald Stroupe
Randy’s
Ellis
David Daisey
Glen Nicholson
Princeton Bank & Trust
Wyatt’s
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Chris Pauley
All-Stars
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Elks
Baseball Today
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Bluefield Orioles
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Roy Cutright
Lance Nichols
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Frenchman Pulis
Kenneth Moffett
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Secretary of Labor
Raymond Donovan
Moffett
Office of Personnel Management
Major League Players Association
Owners’ Player Relations Committee
Mediation and Conciliation
New York
Marvin Miller
Players’ Association
Raymond Grebey
Owners
Mech
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