Hinton coach Garn Denies top high school coach honor
The 1968 high school coach of the year will not be William L. Garten of Hinton High, following a runoff between two other coaches. Garten has 12 years coaching the Bobcats with 88 wins 29 losses and 3 ties. His teams excel against Class AAA competition, posting 30 18 in AAA games and 55 9 in Class AA. Garten led Hinton to the Class AA playoff and a 9 0 victory over Oceana for the state title. He has developed many college players and is praised as possibly West Virginia's most underrated coach. The piece also covers Marshall U. Invitational basketball events and Gene Kelly's book project on Maxwell.
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Lou Sahadi
Complete Sports Magazine
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Ray Hagley
Don Foose
Sam Stanley
Gene Kelly
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Dick Hudson
George Holbrook
Darrell Harless
Rat Thom
Dallas Higbee
Gene Brown
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Prospective Open Davis Cup Meeting In Adelaide
Officials from the United States Australia Britain and France will discuss opening the Davis Cup to professionals at a Sunday meeting in Adelaide The LTAA reports sponsors for this year’s US Australia Davis Cup Challenge Round in Adelaide December 26 to 28 remain elusive despite past oil company backing The last two rounds drew $11200 in sponsorship Julie Heldman and Vicky Rogers headline the US women’s rankings while Nancy Richey leads the year with top French and national titles indicating strong American and international interest in the competition.
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Roger Chroteau
Erick Hardwick
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Neville Vickers
Julie Heldman
New York
Vicky Rogers
Rye
N.Y
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Tuero
Metairie
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Hollywood
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Ali Begins Ten Day Jail Term For Traffic Charge
Muhammad Ali, formerly Cassius Clay, checked into Dade County Jail in Miami to serve a 10 day sentence for driving without a license. He called the jail stay good training for his five year draft dodging case and said it could be conditioning for him. He wore a braided white mock turtleneck and black pinstriped pants as he prepared for possible work as a trusty.
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Nitro and St Albans clash in Kanawha Valley Conference
Kanawha Valley Conference basketball opens with Nitro at St Albans and Charleston at South Charleston. East Bank meets Dunbar while Cedar Grove vs Lookout and Sissonville host Poca. Nitro aims to prove strong offense after 94 39 opener and 64 44 debut win.
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Girdle Clad Conley to Start for Morris Harvey Tonight
Spike Conley of Morris Harvey will wear a football style girdle for padding as the Golden Eagles visit Glenville. Conley hopes to play through a sore back after an eight minute return in an overtime loss to Western Carolina. Glenville, 4-3, hosts Morris Harvey 6-2 with likely starters including Jim Fout for MH and Jackie Robinson David Barnes and Jim Archer for Glenville. The game tips at 8 with a 6:15 junior varsity start.
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W.va. Tech
Concord
Salem
Fairmont
George Washington Hamlin Victorious In Junior High Play
George Washington Junior High improved to 3 1 with a 45 16 victory over Buffalo Putnam in Buffalo Monday night The win came as the Buffalo school suffered its first defeat and sets up a Thursday visit to Hurricane
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Kentucky signs Hedrick and Stephens from West Virginia
Kentucky announces the signing of two West Virginia scholastic football players. C. K. Hedrick from South Charleston High School is an offensive guard and defensive tackle, and Chuck Stephens from Huntington High School is an offensive center and defensive tackle. Both are noted for size and skill as described by their high school coaches.
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University of Kentucky
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South Charleston High School
Chuck Stephens
Huntington High School
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