State and Tech win in conference play
West Virginia State tops Beckley Tech 95 78 as Hart leads in scoring and Cooke 16 points pace the Jackets. Morris Harvey hosts Bluefield State while Glenville falls 95 78 as Tech dominates rebounding and Aliff Barrett carry the offense.
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State
Beckley
Tech
Victor
Bob Baker
Rogert Hart
Dan Pritchard
Bob Plybon
Gerald Joe Watson
Blue Hawks
Martin
Mike Curry
Robert Cooker
Moran
Hart
West Virginia States
Eagles
Jackets
Joe Cook
Wells
West Virginia Tech
Glenville
Yellow Jackets
Morris Harvey
Golden Eagles
Bluefield State
Big Blues
Eddie King
Watson
State Yellow Jackets
Cooke
Martinsville
Frank Eaty
Little
Rod Armstrong
Armstrong
Reer
Golden Bears
Aliff
Mike Barrett
Dean Richardson
Barrett
Bears
Herb Carpenter
Don Davis
Jim Brewer
Clark Dilley
Eo F Morris Harvey
King Field House
Eagle
Sonny Moran
Davis and Elkins
Don Null
Bluefield
Knoxville
Tenn
College
Alderson-Broaddus
United Fuel
Beachley
W. Va
TGF Te Mathis
Pritch’d
Marsh
Sullivan
Cooke &Td
Sabo
Shiver
Haler
Ti/Clark
Leavell BO
Rogers
Ratsli'ng
Affann
Step Preston
Ed Clesvenger
Glanville
G F T
Maxwell
Ae C'rpenter
Diley
Bie Davis
Mew'ther
Richolson
Brewer
Moon Speaks at East Bank dinner amid ribbing and praise
Roy Williams and East Bank Pioneers were honored at a dinner hosted by the Pioneer Boosters Club and EB faculty. Moon Conde, former Charleston Catholic star and Virginia Tech assistant coach, delivered the principal address while fending off good natured heckling. The event highlighted local sports figures and student achievers including Sparky Adams and high school accolades.
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Roy Williams
East Bank Pioneers
Pioneer Boosters Club
William F. (Moon) Conde
Charleston Catholic
Virginia Tech
Moon
VPI
East Bank
Verlin T
Sparky) Adams II
Green
Telect Military School
Kenneth W. Smith
St. Albans
Michael J. Molin
Keystone
John Russell Karnap, Jr
Huntington
Mark C. Walsh
Peterstown
CHS SJ Football Schedule Adds Ravenswood and Opponents
Charleston High School adds Ravenswood to complete its 1965 schedule while Stonewall Jackson joins two county rivals George Washington and Herbert Hoover in a strengthened lineup. The Red Devils host Ravenswood Oct 1 and SFU hosts other in county teams as clubs adjust class AAA status.
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A. L. Hardman
Charleston High School
Ravenswood
Stonewall Jackson
Frank Vincent
Jackson County
Vincent
RED Devils
Mountain Lions
Herbert Hoover
Charleston
Hoover
Huskies
George Washington
Garland Barnhart
Generals
Portsmouth
Chapmansville
Barnhart
Seth
Laidley
Ashland
St. Albans
South Charleston
Huntington East
East Bank
Parkersburg
DuPont
Beckley
Dunbar
Bluefield
Huntington
Thomas Signs Pact With Phils
Frank Thomas, Phillies first baseman, signed his 1965 contract after a checkup on his healing right hand. Doctor John Royal Moore said the broke thumb is fully healed. Thomas joined the Phillies from the Mets in a trade for Gary Kroll and Wayne Graham and played 49 games this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Frank Thomas
Philadelphia Phillies
John Quinn
Phils
John Royal Moore
Temple University Hospital
Thomas
New York Mets
Gary Kroll
Wayne Graham
Phillies
Clegg Set in 3 Tilts
Milt Clegg a senior end at West Virginia University and Bill White of the St. Louis Cardinals will share the J. G. Taylor Spink Award for the St. Louis Baseball Writers. The Mountaineers pass catcher will play in a Liberty Bowl against the St. Lawrence player at Atlantic City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgantown
Milt Clegg
ST. Louis
Ken Boyer
West Virginia Univers
Bill White
Atlantic City
N. J
Sven
Deer Permit Day At Hand Across Hampshire and Hardy Counties
Permit day arrives for a two day deer season in Hampshire County with Friday and Saturday dates. Officials report smooth issuance as Hardy and Hamp Lee residents await hunting activity and enforcement details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hampshire County
Moon
Hardy
Hamp Lee Real Pee Cea
Panhandle
West Virginia
Pirates Trade Beckley Pitcher to Jacksonville Shore Louies
A report outlines the Pittsburgh Pirates trading Beckley pitcher to Jacksonville and mentions related roster moves with St Louis and Columbus. The piece notes permits issued in Kanawha County for hunting licenses and details about deer season and residency checks at the county courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hampshire
Hardy
Kanawha County Court House
Prgsburgh
Pittsburgh Pirates
Columbus
Ohio
Jacksonville
Fla
St. Louis
St Columbus
Ron Cox
Kanawha
Jack Damaska
Court House
Ted Savage
Boule 1
Earl Francis
Beckley
W.wa.t
Cox
Damaska
Ihit
Rbi
Department of Natural Re- Savage
Sim Peat
Ilinois Guard
New York
Powless
Ilinois
New York Giants
Taylor Sidelined as Watkins to Start for Utah at Liberty Bowl
Utah coach Ray Nagel said starting right tackle Steve Taylor will travel but see little action in the Liberty Bowl against West Virginia in Atlantic City. Dane Watkins will start in place of Taylor at the indoor game. Utah’s 45 players will fly to Atlantic City Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
University of Utah
Ray Nagel
Steve Taylor
West Virginia
Atlantic City
N. J
Dane Watkins
Taylor
Convention Hall
Nagel
Utah
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Richard Sullivan
Secauseus
N.J
Hardman
By A. L. Hardman
Dr. Vick
George Vick
First Presbyterian Church
Uniteenth
Roy
Williams
West Virginia U
Neck of the Woods
Mountaineers
Frank Criniti
Harry H. Kennedy
Criniti
WVU
Penn State
Army
Notre Dame
N. C.ate
Sparky Adams
Kennedy
M.8.walker, Inc
Boston Mass
Jim Tinsley
Manager First Credit CO
First Credit Company
America
Friendly Confidential Service
Clegg
Pirates
Beckley Hurler
San Francisco
Honolulu
Hawaii
Curtis
Macon
Hardy County
Tom Sanford
de- Cincinnati
Natural Resources
Cincinnati Reds
Romney
Sanford
Ed Kolman
Giants
Ute
Liberty
Frost
Gene Corum
Allen McCune
Dick Raider
Anheuser-Busch
Anheuser Busch, Inc
ST. Louis - Newark
Los Angeles-Tampa
Ae Houston
Central Distributing Company, Inc
Bullitt Street
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