Northfork Cagers Open Against Poca on Dec. 1
Northfork Blue Demons under new coach Jennings Boyd open the 1966-67 season at home versus Pocahontas on December 1. Returnee Bobby Kowaleski leads a lineup with Steve Cole Johnny Yates and Ronnie Tate and height across the front line.
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Nicholson Sent To Houston Farm Club
The Houston Astros sent outfielder Dave Nicholson to the Oklahoma City farm club. Manager Grady Hatton asked waivers on utility man Felix Mantilla for his unconditional release. Nicholson played 100 games last season with .243 average, 10 homers and 31 RBIs. Mantilla appeared in 77 games with .219 average, six homers and 22 RBIs.
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Graham announces 1967 68 football schedule additions
Graham High School adds West Virginia duo Gary and Andrew Lewis of Salem to the 1967 68 schedule. The G-Men, 7-3 this season, will host Coaldiggers Nov 4 and face Andrew Lewis Sept 29. Bradley notes the change makes them ineligible for Virginia Group I A title but strengthens the Area schedule.
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Giant defensive end out best of season
New York Giants announce end Jim Garcia will miss the rest of the season due to a chipped bone in his right foot. They promote rookie Bill Maran from Kansas State from the taxi squad and add Roger Milici and Gerry Stevenson to the taxi squad, both with ACF League experience. Milici is a 6-4 210-pound former Southern Connecticut State player. Stevenson is a 6-3 215-pound Missouri product.
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Lewis Gridders Nab Top Western Players In AP Honors
Two Andrew Lewis stars lead the All Western District selections by The Associated Press as the 1965 season nears a likely Group I-A final. Sophomore back Charles Hammersley and lineman Gary Throckmorton headline a strong showing by Lewis and E C Glass with multiple backs and linemen named.
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Temple Owls storm past West Virginia to NCAA quarterfinals
Temple, 12-0-1, overwhelmed West Virginia 4-0 in the NCAA tournament first round to reach the quarterfinals. Scorers included Bob Teffle Charlie Ducilli Bill Albright and Kelly Kalenga. Ducilli, Temple’s top scorer with 21 goals, left after a knee hit but was not badly hurt. Temple next faces Michigan State after their 2-0 win over Akron.
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Whitewood Faces Replacements After Cole Brothers Leave
Whitewood basketball enters 1966-67 missing high scorers Lonnie Cole who averaged 29 points and Anthony Cole at 20. Coach Dillard Keen also loses four lettermen including Church Goins Hobbs and Rife. Four returnees Rob inson Bird Mullins and Honaker lead the new squad.
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Two Vets Back for Rocky Gap Opener Toward 66-67
Rocky Gap Rockets under coach Robert Kegley field two lettermen Teddy Bradshaw and Garnet Sarver as they prep for a 1966-67 basketball opener against Shawsville next Friday night. The 65-66 squad lost all five starters led by Benny Deftley who averaged near 20 points. JV squad lists 16 players including Kenneth Hamilton and Marlene Looney.
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Poole Of Davidson Snaps 4 SC Offensive Records
Davidson quarterback Jimmy Poole finished the Southern Conference season with four season marks and one single game standard. He posted 1,907 yards total offense and 1,685 passing yards along with 156 completions in 250 attempts, plus a 30 completions game.
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Col/Columbia Center Dave Newmark Undergoes Tonsillectomy
Dave Newmark Columbia's 7 foot center underwent a tonsillectomy at St Luke's Hospital. He is expected to rejoin the Lions basketball team by December 15.
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