Noe Resigns and Moves on in Virginia Tech News
Hardman on sports notes Chuck Noe's resignation at Virginia Tech and his reasons for leaving. He cites a South Carolina offer and respect for self, plus a critique of Hokies' season pace and a belief West Virginia will top the Southern Conference next year.
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Weekend West Virginia fishing outlook dampened by midweek rain
Heavy mid week rains reduce weekend fishing prospects across West Virginia. Streams and rivers vary from normal and clear to milky and muddy with several water bodies expected to clear by weekend.Eastern panhandle reports include Potomac and South Branch readings while Kanawha and Shenandoah areas show muddier conditions.
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Washington Washington Re Wednesday AP season
The fragment from AP notes a season topic tied to Washington with references to a Wednesday timing and a numeric detail. Specific names, places, or figures are incomplete in the text.
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Turkey and Japan Lead in World Wrestling Championship Action
In Toledo Ohio Turkey and Japan won three of four matches in the afternoon round to take an early lead at the World Amateur Wrestling Championships. Defending champ Tran also posted three victories and a loss as the U.S. and Russia each won two and lost two with notable upsets and key wins for Hatta Ibragimov and Tanabe.
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Houston North Texas dominate NCAA golf event in Durham
In Durham North Carolina Houston and North Texas State qualified five men for Friday quarterfinals after a day of double rounds. Homero Blancas led the field as the oldest All America squad member, edging Kermit Zarley 3 and 2 to reach the quarterfinals. Jim Ferriell from Louisville and Tom Shaw of Oregon faced Mark Hopkins of Houston in the early rounds.
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Carpenter and Tattersall Reach Kanawha Final
Nell Carpenter and Helen Tattersall won one up matches to advance to the finals of the 33rd Kanawha Valley Women's Amateur Golf Championship at Edgewood.
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Wimbledon Professionals Open Trials for Experimental Run
The national tennis bodies propose allowing professionals to compete in Wimbledon for a 24 year trial starting next year. If ILTF requires a two thirds vote, passage is unlikely. a straight majority could pass with Britain and France backing the plan. A second proposal would allow any country to host two or three mixed amateur professional events during the experiment.
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Yale Crew Departs for Grand Challenge Cup Run
Yale University heavyweight crew flew from New York to London to bid for the Grand Challenge Cup at the Royal Henley Regatta next month. Yale and Penn, also in the event, tied for the Eastern college rowing sprint championship last month.
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Campanella Honored With Two Hundred Club Plaque
New York AP reports Roy Campanella is inducted into the Two Hundred Club with a silver-trimmed plaque signed by league presidents Joe Cronin and Warren Giles. The Brooklyn Dodgers star hit 242 career homers, reaching 200 on August 31, 1935 at Busch Stadium. He suffered a 1958 auto accident leaving him paralyzed.
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