Virginia Tech Alums to Boost Gobblers Football Efforts
Virginia Tech plans a push to attract West Virginia talent as head coach Frank Mosely showcases film from the Tech VMI game. Charleston alumni, led by Bill Chrisman and George Parrish, attend an open house to support Blacksburg's football program and recruit local players for the Gobblers.
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Syracuse Plans Trick Shift Against Alabama in Orange Bowl
Syracuse coach Floyd Schwartzwalder says the controversial shift may be used against Alabama in the Orange Bowl if advisable. He defends the move as legal and designed to test opponents and keep them honest, notes and praises co captains Szmobathy and Brewer.
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Dick Brewer
Chick Meehan
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Italian Netters Cinch Davis Cup Semifinal Lead
Italy holds a 2-1 lead in the interzone semifinal after Maricello Del Bello and Gianni Cucelli won the doubles, rallying from two sets down to defeat Sumant Misra and Naresh Kumar 1-6 1-6 2-6 6-2 13-11, with Misra injured. The Italians need one win in tomorrow's singles to reach the final against the United States in Sydney December 18-20.
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India
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Italy
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Naresh Kumar
United States
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Morris Harvey Downs Glenville 77 70 in SCP action
Morris Harvey Eagles overcome Glenville College 77 to 70 to pull into a three way tie for the State Collegiate Conference lead. Dave Rosen scores 24. Kryzak 17, Jarrell 13 for Morris Harvey while Jack Tennant nets 27 for Glenville.
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Bowling League Standings and Top Ten Scores Across Clubs
The West Bowbeetles and multiple League teams show standings and top individual scorers. Notable names include Lucille Stuart and Vivian Brammer among top bowler scores, with club leaders Motor Vehicles and Tech posting strong records. The list combines team rankings from several divisions and highlights standout performances in top ten score listings.
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Victory Awards Dinner Set in Morgantown
West Virginia Sport Writers Association schedules its eighth Victory Awards Dinner for December 30 in Morgantown with co chairmen Mickey Furfari and Bill Evans. WVU hosts a banquet for Class A and B All State football honorees as Grefton High and Monongah win year end honors. Donnie Griffith wins Amateur Athlete of the Year and Coach of the Year awards with next week to reveal the Coach of the Year and Friday to announce Athlete of the Year.
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Lemson
D. C
Duke
Bill Murray
Murray
Jim Tatum
Maryland
Frank Moseley
Virginia Tech
Roy Clogston
North Carolina State
Bob Smith
Washington and Lee
Roy Hawley
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North Carolina
J.T. Penney
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Parkersburg Sentinel
Mickey Furfari
Morgantown Dominian News
Bill Evans
Fairmont Times
Morgan Hotels
Huntington
Charleston
West Virginia University
Ace Grefton
Monongah
West
Donnie Griffith
Stonewall Jackson High
Harry Kennedy
Association
Stanky Says Cards Seek Hodges In 1953 Swap Talks
Eddie Stanky indicated the St Louis Cardinals were close to trading for Gil Hodges from the Brooklyn Dodgers at Phoenix meetings. He said a deal would have moved Hodges to first base and added power, with the Cards also seeking a catcher, but no agreement was reached. If no deal, St Louis would likely start with Dick Sisler or Steve Hilkoffin at first.
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Lincoln Downs Chamberlain 76 37 in City League Opener
Lincoln Junior High School opened the 1942 43 basketball season with a 76 to 37 win over Chamberlain Junior High in a City League contest. Joe Anderson led with 19 points, Jimmy Harrick added 18, while Chamberlain’s Johnson scored 15. Score by quarters shows Lincoln dominant early.
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Poca High School Beats Washington District 58 to 47
Poca High School secured an early lead and held on to defeat Washington District 58 to 47 yesterday afternoon at Poca. Clarence Parkins scored 26 for Poca, with Frank Gibeaut and Gilbert Jiiden adding 10 each, while David Pauley led Washington District with 19 points and Wesley Lawrence added 10.
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Ford Tops Miami Open Lead As Burke Narrowly Trails
Deadpan Doug Ford clung to a one stroke edge at the Miami Open after 36 holes with a six under 134 at Miami Springs. Jack Burke, the Houston star and No. 4 money winner, parred the first nine then surged with birdies and an eagle to reach within one of Ford before a costly 5 at the 18th. Jim Ferrier shot 65 to sit two back in third at 186 for 36 holes.
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Football Follies Buffet Deadline At North Harvey College
Reservations for Monday nights Charleston Touchdown Club Football Follies at North Harvey College must be in by today, says Club Secretary Ward Cubbon. Dinner and show cost 3 dollars per person, or show only 1 dollar. Buffet starts at 8 pm, followed by the Follies in Morris Harvey Auditorium at 9 o'clock.
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Charlie Williamson
Morris Harvey Auditorium
Dragons Beat Alumni 51 to 47 In Season Opener
St Albans High School rallied in the third quarter to overturn an Alumni lead and win 51 47. Key scorers included Bill Bassitt with 18 points for St Albans and Moe Cooper tallying 11 for the Alumni in the opener.
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iWahama Five Downs Reds by 82 68 Score
Wahama High basketball downed the Charleston Reds 82 to 68 after a 22 to 1 first period, led by Dele Russell with a 27 point burst. Joe Fox and Darty Smith scored for the winners as Mason City fell to 2-1 while Wahama improved.
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Concord Five Triumphs Over Tusculum 96 73
Concord College jumped to an early lead against Tusculum Tenn 96 73 led by Dot Green with 28 points. Bill Warden Denver Lowe and Don Mikush added 15 apiece for Concord while Tusculum had a 52 81 setback at Tusculum last weekend. This win marked Concords second in three outings.
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Concord Here To Battle MH Five Tonight
Concord Mountain Lions visit Morris Harvey Golden Eagles for a second home game. Tipoff 8 D. TM with four returning starters and veterans including Lowe Thompson Warden and Smith. JV contest precedes at 6:30 p.m.
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Bill Thompson
Bill Warden
Frank Smith
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