Deer Season To Last Six Days In Most West Virginia Counties
Charleston AP reports West Virginia deer season will run six days in most counties. Opening dates include squirrel and wild turkey seasons starting Oct 1 and rab to Jan 7. Details list county by county tag limits for deer, beaver trapping, raccoon, fox, and other game with regional variations.
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Panhandle
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Berkeley
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Greenbiter
Gary
Monroe
Greenbriar
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Throneberry Sparks Senators In Spring Clash
Throneberry drives in two runs and hits a clutch homer as the Senators edge Kansas City in an exhibition. Roy Sievers departure looms while replacements and veterans jockey for spots in the lineup and starting roles.
Track Meet Day Change Lets Coalfield Conference Plan
The Coalfield Conference adopts date shifts for the Wie Open and Coalfield championships. The Wie Open moves to Friday April 16 with junior highs at noon and highs at 1 pm. The conference championships are set for Wednesday night May 4 starting at 4 30 pm. A five member committee led by TD W Dry son will study the league’s scope including area served, number of member schools and possible Class A structure.
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Cranberry Wins Sophia Event Highlights Conference Talk
A messy OCR fragment notes a meeting on school athletic ties and future options. It mentions Pineville favored on football and basketball schedules, Stratton's application, and schools like Oceana Beesley and Hinton receiving honors in wrestling and basketball, reflecting conference relations and championships.
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Registrations Set For April 15 in Mullens Little League
DAntoni vice president of Mullens Little League reports tryout dates set for April 15 and the following weekend at Mullens Athlene Field. Registrations run April 1 2 am to 1 noon at American Legion Building. Tryouts organized by age groups with birth certificates required. Also notes Beaver Lions Club Grade School Basketball tournament underway with Crab Orchard, Cranberry, Midway and other teams winning.
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Mark Twain
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Helen
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Midway
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Picoro
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Killaroy
Amino
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Ray Kemp
Mollywood
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Melen
Felier
Waflet
Bophin
Mara
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the Mullens
Will Agate
Croherry
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Onder
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Lanier
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West Virginia Youths Prove Sturdy In Hike And Sports Outlook
Sparta editor notes rising fitness among American youth after two freshmen Roy Snyder and Bill Leachman hike 28 miles to Nyster Fork and back, while WVU coach Fred Schaus warns a tough 1986 schedule with sophomores needed to step up. Discussion covers Olympic ties, NBA prospects, and football popularity per surveys, with mentions of Clyde Lovellette and Walt Bellamy shaping opinions ahead of drafts.
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Sparta
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Roy Snyder
Bill Leachman
Nyster Fork
Harrison County
Rough Masters Forecast Hits Augusta Weather
Augst a Masters week opens amid drenching rains that leave the course soggy and tough. Arnold Palmer remains favorite though Sam Snead and Jack Nicklaus show potential. Weather danger and heavy field mix with rumors of new talent from West Virginia University and surrounding areas.
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Sam Shead
Virginia
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Mike Souchiak
Jackie Nicklaus
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Augusta National
Tony Irons
Ben Hagan
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Srain
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Canadiens Prep For Final As Cup Remains In Reach
Montreal's Stanley Cup defense centers on workouts and strategic drills as Toe Blake’s squad prepares for the approaching final. The team held sessions focused on conditioning and on-ice tactics, aiming to sharpen cohesion for a potential race to 4-0 in the series.
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Olympic Team Extended Offer To Play At WVU
MORGANTOWN AP Tor iD S Olympic Basketball Team has been extended an invitation to play an exhibition game at the West Virginia University Fieldhouse next August. WVU Athletic Director Robert N Brown said acceptance would hinge on exhibition numbers and amateur opposition. The Olympic players include Jerry West of WVU and Oscar Robertson of Cincinnati. The lone arranged exhibition is August 13 in Madison Square Garden ahead of the Rome trip.
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WWHS Players Honored by Jaycees Dinner
The Tunior Chamber of Commerce will host the Beckley Junior High squad at the annual dinner for the Wondow Wilton Flying Eagles. The event, Wednesday at 6 20 pm in the Beckley Ake lodge room, will feature Jecnrhe Van Meter as guest speaker. Tickers at the door. fans urged to attend. WWHS won the Goalfield Conference Triple A crown, Beckley Junior took Class A county title, and Flying Eagles claimed sectional tournament honors.
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Bucco Expects To Be Up With Leaders
Pirates outfielder Harcehitting Hoo Sitimwur, nicknamed Skinner, projects to be among NL's top hitters this season after a strong Grapefruit League showing. He hit a home run and three doubles during spring games and says he feels better than last year despite past back injury and a 280 average.
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White Sox pursue youth and experience in major trades
Chicago White Sox continue a rebuilding push by trading promising young players for proven sluggers. Minnie Minoso and Roy Sievers headline moves as manager Al Lopez reshapes the roster to strengthen pitching and power while aiming to stay atop the American League pennant race.
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Palmer Gels $7.75 For Swinging Club
Palmer Mgenler of Pa. tops golf earnings with a reported $23,000 in the first three months of the year, surpassing rivals like Don Finsterwald as per Professional Golf Association figures. Also reports from boxing results across North America and a Myrtle Beach golf writers event in progress.
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Cousy May Bench Himself In Celtics Playoff Crisis
Boston star Bob Cousy, facing a tied series at two games each, contemplates sitting out Game Five if he cannot regain form. He notes a 10-year playoff streak and a poor run in this series, after opening with a 20-for-26 performance in Boston’s record first win. He says he may defer to K C Jones or Sam Jones if unable to play effectively.
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