Hayes Not Discussed In Moran WVU Coaching Talks
In WVU Moran negotiations the name Jim Hayes of Herbert Hoover High School was never officially discussed. Hayes had already pledged to Morris Harvey, and Moran would have had no part in any under the table deal. Moran’s move leaves Morris Harvey with a strong nucleus and WVU ready to hire a replacement.
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Moran Heads West Virginia Bound as Morris Harvey Coach Leaves
Sonny Moran, eight year Morris Harvey College basketball coach, resigns to become West Virginia University assistant to Buck Waters. Moran, 38, and wife Betty Morgan, with two daughters, will relocate to Morgantown as WVU plans to fill his successor at Morris Harvey and reassign staff, while Moran begins two weeks before June 30 to transition.
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New York Colleges Spur Revival of College Football
A coalition of New York area colleges launches an informal league to revive football among schools that dropped the sport. Fordham, NYU, Seton Hall, and others organize club teams funded by students and faculties, aiming to field five games this fall with budgets ranging from about 9,000 to 30,000 dollars.
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Sadecki and White Spark Cardinals Run to 2-1 Victory
The Giants edged the Cardinals 2-1 as Sadecki pitched a five-hitter for St. Louis, ending San Francisco’s five-game streak. Cardenal doubled off Morehead in the seventh as Gotay scored on a walk and an infield error. Brooks and White powered a late Los Angeles surge in another game, while the Mets defeated Chicago 10-5 behind Ken Boyer and Willie Mays contributions.
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National League scores and standings snapshot
The National League results show New York 10 Chicago 5 and 1 2, with Lavis and Swankeg adding to the night’s action. Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, San Francisco, St. Louis, Los Angeles, Cincinnati, Milwaukee, and Houston posted various results as the circuit played through the week with multiple games completed and others pending.
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American entries aim for Derby glory in London race
In the 186th English Derby forecast, 24 horses compete including four American owned entrants. Post time is 9 30 a.m. EST. Sea Bird II is the favorite while American hopes ride on potential upsets after a coughing outbreak and a pair of doubtful runners Talespin and Needle dog owned by FE Taylor.
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Former coach Lambeau dies in Wisconsin
Earl Curly Lambeau, famed Green Bay Packers founder and NFL pioneer, died Tuesday at 67 while mowing a lawn in Sturgeon Bay. A cofounder of the Packers, Lambeau led Green Bay to six NFL titles and helped popularize the forward pass. He also coached the Chicago Cardinals and the Washington Redskins before retiring in 1954. Funeral arrangements pending.
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