Bosley, WVU star Bruce Bosley recalls coach Pappy Lewis
Bruce Bosley, former WVU All American and longtime pro, visits West Virginia and speaks warmly of his late coach Art Lewis. He credits Lewis for his career and reflects on his love of football, the drive to perform, and the faith of his coaches. He notes his current role as a San Francisco business executive and praises WVU lineman legs Hawley’s remark on Bosley’s potential.
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Pappy) Lewis
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Sports memories and recruiting chatter in brief columns
In a compact sports column, memories of Bosley and Penn State clash narratives surface. Carl Thomas recalls shoulder pads torn in WVU Penn State games while Ernie Salvatore praises Red Smith’s Pulitzer as proof of enduring sports writing legacy.
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Ernie Salvatore
Red Smith
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Damon Runyon
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Whitney Martin
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Maryland
Joe Paterno
Norton Eyes Foreman Rematch After Ali Title Bid
Ken Norton trains for a heavyweight title shot against Muhammad Ali set for Sept 28 at Yankee Stadium. He says he would fight George Foreman again, expressing strong interest despite his pending bout with Ali. Norton and Joe Frazier both seek rematches after suffering knockouts at Foreman’s hands.
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Ability Matters, Says Martha Mauger in Jockey Row
Arlington Heights journalist reports Martha Mauger, 25, denounces Donna Hillman’s claim that women jockeys must trade favors to ride. Mauger insists ability and drive determine success, noting sexism and barriers while detailing her solo career with trainer Eddie Roth and upcoming marriage.
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Messersmith Fires One-Hitter In Braves Win At Expos
Atlanta right-hander Andy Messersmith carried a no hitter into the ninth inning before Pepe Mangual singled with one out to break it up. Messersmith finished with a one hit 2 4 inning gem and struck out seven as Montreal stranded a late threat. Rowland Office sparkled with a fifth inning tumbling catch helping secure the standout performance at Jarry Park before 11,000 fans.
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Twins Rally, Hisle Completes Cycle In 10th Inning Win
In Baltimore, Larry Hisle went for the cycle with a four RBI night including a two run homer in the 10th. The Twins beat the Orioles 8 to 6 as Minnesota erased a 6-0 deficit after two frames.
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Celtics Clinch Lead With 128 126 OT Win In Boston
The Boston Celtics built a 22 point second period edge and withstood a Phoenix rally to win 128 126 in three overtimes at Boston Garden, taking a 3 2 series lead in the NBA championship.
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WVC Tourney Expands To Five Days Of Play
The West Virginia Intercollegiate Athletic Conference votes to add a day to the state tournament. Two first round games will be played Tuesday night to reduce marathon sessions. New board officers and directors are named including Currie, Hardaway, Bailey, Chapman and several college presidents. An NAIA transfer rule change is discussed, affecting in state versus out of state players.
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Wheeling College
Wendall Hardaway
Fairmont State College
Dallas Bailey
Salem
James Chapman
West Liberty State
Robert Bliss
Morris Harvey
Wade Gilley
Bluefield State
Meredith Freeman
Concord College
Vemmseelener Ane McLaugre
Ward
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Bold Forbes Faces Tough Belmont Field Of 10
Belmont Stakes entries reduced to 10 after Charleston scratched with an injury. Bold Forbes led the field as Derby winner, with Play The Red and Majestic Light among rivals. Post time set for 5 38 p.m. EDT Saturday at Belmont Park.
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Honest Pleasure
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Angel Cordero Jr
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Carver Douglas’ McKenzie
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Jorge Velasquez
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Ron Turcotte
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John Schiff
Mickey Solomone
Pirates Rout Padres 7-2
Jerry Reuss pitched a four-hitter and Richie Hebner drove in two runs as the Pittsburgh Pirates beat the San Diego Padres 7-2. The Pirates jumped to a 4-0 lead in the second inning off Dave Freisleben, who suffered his first loss after two straight shutouts last week.
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Angels Edge Red Sox in 10th Inning Thriller
Bill Melton drove in pinch runner Rusty Torres with a 10th inning single lifting the California Angels to a 5-4 win over the Boston Red Sox. Tommy Davis reached on an error by Rico Petrocelli as the go ahead run came home.
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Rusty Torres
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Purtzer Keeps One-Stroke Lead At Bicentennial Classic
In Philadelphia Tom Purtzer posted a par 71 to retain a one-stroke lead at the Bicentennial Golf Classic midway through the event. The 24-year-old rookie admitted pressure affected him on the back nine as he carded a two-round total of 136 at Whitemarsh Valley Country Club.
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Bruce Lietzke
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Committee To Choose U.S. Olympic Squad
A six day selection process in Raleigh narrows college stars for the U S Olympic basketball team. Scott May Quinn Buckner Ralph Drollinger Kenny Carr Phil Hubbard Bruce Parkinson Jack Sikma Derrick Jackson are top scrimmage standouts as Dean Smith and the committee near a final roster.</s>
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Quinn Buckner
Indiana
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UCLA
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North Carolina State
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Michigan
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Purdue
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Illinois Wesleyan
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Georgetown
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Golf results and standings from Bicentennial Tournament at Whitemarsh
Second round scores show Chi Chi Rodriguez and Jerry Pate among leaders at 137 138. Notable figures include Floyd Lott and Beards, with a long list of players and cuts. Philadelphian field sees top lives and several legends absent.
Siderowf Reaches Briti sh Amateur Final at St Andrews
Dick Siderowf of Westport Connecticut stormed back from two holes down to defeat Scotland's Al Lan Brodie 2 and 1 at St Andrews advancing to the British Amateur final. He will face England's John Davies who beat Iain Carslaw 1 up. Davies had earlier defeated Vinny Giles.
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All Star Game Set Tonight
The Kanawha Valley Conference all star basketball game features Charleston area seniors against players from across the state. The 7:30 p.m. contest at Eddie King Gym, Morris Harvey College, shifts to 20 minute halves. Notables include Will Johnson and Greg Sarrett for Kanawha Valley and Emil Boatwright, Bob Reddy, David Jasper among West Virginia stars.
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Mark Samples
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South Charleston
Tim Chambers
Dunbar
John Sirianni
Charleston Catholic
Danny Teel
George Washington
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Seaver and Yost Named for South North All Star Game
Two more players join the North South all star high school football game to be played July 3 at Laidley Field. Tim Seaver of Princeton High School will play for the South as an offensive and defensive back. Gary Yost of Fairmont East High School is named to the North as a 6 foot 1 inch 175 pound end.
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Princeton High School
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Fairmont Esat High School
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Bluefield Country Club Hosts Governor's Cup Golf Tournament
The Bluefield Country Club hosts the Governor's Cup golf event a 54 hole medal play with a handicap. Players may compete 18 holes on June 5 6 or June 12 13 with final day action June 19 flights paired. Members urged to sign up at the cis shop promptly.
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