Mountaineer Classic ticket prices spark student boycott
At Morgantown Mountaineer Classic attendance drew about 8 000 despite West Virginia's unbeaten run. The Daily Athenaeum urged a boycott over $2 per session tickets while Kentucky students pay 5 per night. WVU loyalists defend Coliseum access and lingering lines show student limits.
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Cowboys Seek Win as Stau bach Leads No 1 Offense
Dallas, 10 3, can clinch the Eastern Division with a victory over the injury plagued St Louis Cardinals, who sit 4 8 1 amid a season of setbacks. Staubach has starred, ground game with Duane Thomas and Calvin Hill powerful, while Cardinals players face roster shortages and disciplinary moves ahead of the televised showdown.
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Dodgers Acquire Cubs Cannizzaro in Waiver Deal
Los Angeles Dodgers obtain catcher Chris Cannizzaro from the Chicago Cubs for a $20,000 waiver price. Cannizzaro, who has played for six NL teams since 1956, previously wore St. Louis New York Pittsburgh and San Diego uniforms before joining the Cubs last season and hitting .208 with 31 RBIs and six home runs.
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Stonewall Takes Lead in KVC Wrestling Championship
Stonewall Jackson leads Kanawha Valley Conference wrestling after two rounds at Herbert Hoover High School with 27 points. Dunbar, George Washington, and DuPont trail as semifinals start at 1 pm and consolation and finals follow at 6 20 pm. nine Stonewall wrestlers remain in contention amid a crowded team race.
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Blanda Considers Retirement After 22 Pro Seasons
Raiders quarterback and place kicker George Blanda said he is thinking about retiring after this season. He noted the team’s losing streak may influence his decision, and he could announce after Sunday’s game with Denver. Blanda remains the Raiders’ No. 2 quarterback behind Ken Stabler and may depend on how they use him in 1972. He is NFL all time scoring leader with 1,644 points and had a standout 1970 season. The Raiders finish the year vs Denver.
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Carnevale and Root Take Posts at W&M
William and Mary announced new athletic leadership with Bernard Carnevale named director of athletics and James F. Root named head football coach. Carnevale, 56, comes from NYU where he has been athletic director since 1986, while Root, 39, most recently led New Hampshire as head football coach and previously coached at Tulane, Miami, Dartmouth and US Naval Academy. Root to begin immediately, Carnevale effective July 1, with Root in time to coach in the North South All Star game.
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