Wilkes Defeats YMCA In Silver Bowl Playoffs
In a Silver Bowl playoff, Wilkes defeated YMCA as Chandler and attack stars led a strong rushing game. WVU standout Ealer rushed for 97 yards, with 22 receiving yards. Braxton added 68 on 15 carries. Oscar Patrick and Eric Schupbach each had notable receiving days for the Golds and Blues teams.
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Reid Wins Azalea Open with Second Place to Follow
Morgantown reports a tense finish as Reid clinched victory at the Azalea Open with a rival close behind. WVU’s camp opened with spring drills highlighting the football team’s push for depth as coach Jim Carlen announced plans for August practices and evaluated quarterbacks and receivers amid a busy intra-squad scrimmage and early-season adjustments.
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Paul Johnson
Tom Cherry
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Joe Paterno
Nittany Lions
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Iran
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Charleston
WVU
Mike Sherwood
Sherwood
Jim Braxton
Branton
Connellsville
Caren
George Henshaw
Carl Crennell
Baker Brown
Carlen
Braxton
Bob Gresham
Dale Farley
Art Holst
Gresham
Olympic decision shocks South Africa bids to withdraw
In Lausanne a unanimous IOC board proposes withdrawing South Africa from the 1968 Mexico City Games. President Brundage considers an emergency session as South Africa faces pressure from protests and allies. The move would bar South Africa from Tokyo style participation, ending hopes of a mixed team in Mexico.
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Bob Stone
Southiomemiksia
Executive Council
Russia
Constantin Anddei
Rani Oynton
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IOC
Jan Arnold Palmer
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Eerie
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Rob Ericson
Chronpions Nextliwin Tively
Cobe Lavranse
Coble Lagrange
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Dick Hanscom
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Beliveau Nets Hat Trick To Spark Montreal Win
Montreal Canadiens star Jean Beliveau scored a hat trick including a late power play strike as Montreal beat Chicago 4-1 to take a 2-0 lead in the series. Stan Mikita scored Chicago’s only goal, Jacques Lemaire added another for Montreal, and referee confrontations marked the pressure as the Eastern finals move to Chicago. Beliveau’s third goal came on a rising 20-foot backhand past Denis DeJordy after Reay’s penalties intensified the game.
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Black Hawk
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Mikita
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Reay
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Death notices and funeral announcements
Death notices and funeral announcements list multiple obituaries with names and ages from Glen Daniel and MacArthur. George Allen age 7 dies, services 2 p.m. Monday at Fairdale Freewill Baptist Church, burial at Hack Creek Cemetery. Metro Metrick 76, service 3 p.m. Monday at First Baptist Church, burial at Sweet Memorial Fork. Catherine Suzanna Pioochs Phillips, 57, dies Sunday, services 2 p.m. Tuesday at Calfee Funeral Home Chapel, burial at Fitzpatrick Cemetery. various funeral homes named. contractors notice for West Virginia State Road Commission with bid deadline April 30, 1963.
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George
Glen Danilel
Fairdale Freewill Baptist
Wesley Grose
John Richardson
Burls
Hack Creek
Carter Funeral Home
Metric Metrick
Metro Miage
Hall’ Street
First Baptist Church
Kenneth L. Swank
Sweet Memorial
Eaton Melfick
Tommy Metrick
Tony Metrick
Charlie Zemerick
Edward Zemerick
Rudy Swarzynn
Billy Swarzyma
Monard Dew
Oy Caffee
Pioclies Phiegips
Catherine Suzanna
MacArthur
Calfee Funeral Home
Smith
Fitz
Patrick Cemetery
Calfee Fyzecal Wome
Taw State Road Commission
West Virginia
Charles
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Wear Virginia
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