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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1963

Page

7

Snyder Sees Breaks Rise For Marshall Football After Hard Wait

Marshall coach Charlie Snyder finally gains optimism as the team climbs from 9-28-2 over four seasons to a budding confidence with a new quarterback Howard Miller. The narrative highlights poor bounces, key players, and upcoming games against Kentucky State Louisville Western Michigan Bowling Green Kent State and Ohio U, plus related pro and college notes from the same era.

Marshall Charlie Snyder Charlie Big Green Xavier Wittenberg Louisville Ohio U Bowling Green Gam Charlie Snyder Delaware Morehead Spiller Huntington Appy Kentucky State Western Michigan Kent State Snyder Howard Miller Point Pleasant Scrubs

Texas Leads In AP's Pool and Top Tete of 1950s College Football

A compact AP summary notes Texas holds the No. 1 spot in collegiate football voting with co-captains crediting letters and ball sessions. Mentions West Virginia players Hack Wilson and Fred Blake, and references other schools like Oklahoma Northwestern Baylor Duke Florida Iowa LSU Penn State Southern California and Syracuse, with Gene George of Widen cited for the tip.

Austin, Tex Texas Leer Maciel Wisconsin Pittsburgh West Philadelphia A’s Northwestern Chicago Cubs Fred Sheriff) Blake Ahetginian Cubs Burn Baylor Duke Florida Lowe LSU Gene George Widen Bnes Nort Coveting Siete Dregaetion Penn State Southern California Southern Methodist Syratue Washington

WVU Aims for third straight win over Pitt at Morgantown

West Virginia seeks a third consecutive victory against Pitt in Morgantown after a string of recent wins. Pitt, coached by John Michelosen, faces a Mountaineers squad firing up in a high-stakes rivalry game expected to draw a large crowd.

Pitt Panthers Associated Press Panthers Mountaineers West Virginia Ohmigosh Organtown West Pitt John Michelosen Reits WVU West Virginia Sun Virginia Ackilson Navy Itchbeck Leftridge Bea William and Mary de Kent A. Ries Pitts Roger Alford Vic Green Moon Aldetines Tetaineer Fred Haulff West Virginia University Bob Dunlevy Jerry Yost William and Mary Tom Aera

Pitt Chancellor Credits Michelosen For Panthers' Rise

Pittsburgh AP report states Chancellor Edward Litchfield credits coach John Michelosen for Pitt football success. Litchfield downplays personal praise, confirms support for Michelosen and the team, notes inner resource and high engagement, and predicts Michelosen may return next year. He also comments on a student cheer.

Pittsburgh John Michelosen Edward H. Litchfield Pitt Litchfield Jed Panthers John Frank Frank Carver West Virginia Morgantown Michelosen

Balmer switches cars for Centennial 400 at WVIS

DNA Earl Balmer switches from a Ford to a 1963 Pontiac owned by Andy Hampton of Louisville for the Centennial 400 at West Virginia International Speedway. The move boosts Pontiacs to 7 of 39 entries. Ford leads with 20. Time trials run Saturday from 2 to 4 p.m. for Sunday’s 400 lapper, the MARC season finale, with a 50 lap late model race also on the program.

Earl Balmer Ford West Virginia International Speedway Balmer Andy Hampton Louisville Indianapolis Roger Ward MARC

Sammy Snead Heads Open Field Of 100

Sam Snead leads a field of about 100 for the West Virginia Open at Kanawha Country Club. Open to all who pay the entry fee, Snead backs the event amid past controversy over Negro participation and lists Ed Tutwiler and Bill Campbell among top amateurs. Tickets on sale. open format with two amateur flights and custom prizes.

Associated Press Sam Snead Kanawha Country Club Snead State PGA Parkersburg) Country Club Parkersburg John Shelton West Virginia State College Sleepy Hollow Hurricane Ey Tnnors Sistersville

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