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Newspaper

Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1966

Page

10

Fayetteville Pirates Open Season Under New Coach McKown

Fayetteville launches 1966 football with new coach Paul McKown guiding a lean 155-160 pound squad built on speed and spirit. Key quarterback battle between Frank Marra and John Hornsby, with several sophomores stepping in at running back and receiver roles. Schedule includes Mount Hope Hinton Oak Hill and a Nov 11 finale vs Stratton, as McKown pushes a disciplined, up-tempo attack.

Robert Monarchy Fayetteville West Virginia University Paul McKown John Arritt Pirates Fayetteville Boys McKown William Kershner Frank Marra John Hornsby Marra Hornsby Randy Adams Keith Spangler Earl Dillion Adams Spangler Dillion Chuck Hesse Roger Treadway Allen Bass Cornelius Tyler Danny Akers Arritt Akers Sam Broadwine Wayne Kent Garry Jeffries Dewey Johnson Kershner Larry Hess Randy Jasper William Johnson Stratton Mount Hope Hinton Oak Hill Ule Clay Hesting Stratton

Wednesday Night Mixed Bowling Scores and Leaders

The Wednesday mixed league shows Kool Kats 10 2 The Four Deuces 2 and Sad Sacks 11 7 among top teams. High series include Gene Harvey 522 Becky Reed 518 and Irene McNeil 458 with events across men and women from White Cross Phey and The Slow Pokes leading in team and individual totals.

Sophia Cash Mary Carter Ennis Insurance Kool Kats Creepy Crawlers Kool. Kats Gene Harvey Becky Reed Cather Kiser Corena Bardford Oather Kiser Ginger Ayers Joyce Eggleston Irene McNeil Irma Cox Roy McNiel White Cross Phey Kathleen Cole Grace Barry Kathy Smith Juanita Greer Essie Starr Edith Gorsica

Clay Will Pay $50,000 To Avoid Jail Sentence

MIAMI UPS Cassius Clay faces no jail if he posts a $50,000 bond by August 28 to guarantee alimony of $1,250 monthly for ten years. His ex wife Sonji’s attorney suggested the funds are being assembled while noting no payment has yet arrived. The divorce followed disputes over adherence to Clay’s adopted Muslim customs.

Miami UPS Cassius Clay Sonji Lawrence J. Hoffman Clay

Beckley Manufacturing to Meet Wilkes Insurance in City Final

Beckley Manufacturing defeated C&W Wrecking 12 to 9 and Wilkes Insurance 13 to 8 at Caseino Stadium to reach the City softball final. They will face Wilkes Insurance at 6:30 p.m. today for the championship, after a seven-run burst in the seventh inning sealed the first win.

Beckley Manufacturing C&w Wrecking Wilkes Insurance Caseino Stadium Wreckers Wilkes Beckley Mfg Wrecking Smith Meneir Fox Anglolf Lilly J Menei Prsinger Wallace Rehmnd Spadaro Pack West Castle Hutchnsn K &Vv Varney Persinger Ball Smith Dyer Persngr Chandler Sf Richmnd Browning If Balle Ball Sf Hickman Allen Hannah Trump Htchison Beckley

Recent Rains Should Improve Trout Fishing Across State

The Department of Natural Resources said recent rains and cooler weather should boost trout fishing this weekend. A department report noted most streams are normal and clear, listing Shavers Fork East Fork Greenbrier Cranberry and Williams Rivers Tea Creek Bluestone Reservoir New River New and Patterson Creeks.

Department of Natural Resources Shavers Fork East Fork Greenbrier Cranberry Williams Rivers Tea Creek Bluestone New River New Patterson Creeks

Vacation Busy Days At Little League World Series

At Williamsport Pa the 20th annual Little League World Series continues with final bracket games determining 5th through 8th places while eight regional champions stay housed in the International Grove. Players enjoy a camp-like setup with swimming, courts, and sightseeing as finalists prepare for the televised championship game.

Williamsport UPI Howard J. Lamade Memorial Field International Grove Texas Ray Plumb Houston Mike Robinett Marbles Robinett Texans Monterrey Mexico West New York N.J Soest Rollie Sabatini Mario Ruiz Ruiz Kankakee Ill Washington D.C

Pitt Plagued With Injuries

Pitt football coach Dave Hart shifted lineup as injuries and resignations mounted at Allegheny College. Seven players hurt since practice began, two more quit. Key injuries included quarterback Mike Elliot, tackle Frank Peeman, defensive back Tippy Pohl, with others sidelined as Mitrakos, Miale and Beamon altered positions to fill gaps.

Meadville Pitt Dave Hart Allegheny College Mike Elliot Frank Peeman Tippy Pohl Dave Montreall George Hawrylak Richard Genter Ed Markovich Hart Tom Mitrakos Dick Miale Andy Beamon Mitrakos

ML Owners Vote To Beef Up Pension Fund

Major league owners in Chicago voted to increase the players pension fund by 2 million dollars annually. Commissioner William Eckert said a 20-year veteran would receive 1000 dollars a month at age 65. Funding comes from television rights fees for the All Star Game and World Series, totaling 6.1 million in 1967 and 6.5 million in 1968.

Chicago UPI William Eckert

Carlen WVU Adds Soccer Star As Punter And Kicker

WVU coach Jim Carlen praised kickers in a morning drill then invited Ken Juskowich a Bethel Park Pa soccer junior to join the squad as a placement and kickoff specialist. Carlen demonstrated punting 52 yards beating Chuck Kinder and Larry Line. Juskowich, a former soccer player with two broken legs in high school, has three years of eligibility left and has booted field goals from 35 to 50 yards.

Dan Hose Morgantown UPI West Virginia University Jim Carlen Carlen WVU Chuck Kinder St. Albans Ken Juskowich Bethel Park Twin Towers Georgia Tech West Virginna Kinder Larry Line Paden City Morgantown Dominion News Mickey Fur Juskowich Bethel Park High School United States Guatemala Bruno Juskowish Juskowish Mountaineers Evansdale

Sandy Koufax: Life on the Road With the Dodgers

Los Angeles ace Sandy Koufax says travel narrows his view of the U S as he spends most road trips confined to hotel rooms. He notes cities blend, prefers room service over local sights, and earns about 125000 dollars a year while enduring constant travel and fatigue.

Los Angeles NEA Sanford Sandy) Koufax Cincinnati Pittsburgh San Francisco Houston Sandy Los Angeles Dodgers Dante’s Cork Club Staten Island Ferry New York Pump Room Chicago Gaslight Square St. Louis Stone Mountain Atlanta Liberty Bell Philadelphia Ohio River Brigitte Bardot

Sandy Koufax on the road life and aging as a pitcher

The piece portrays Sandy Koufax describing the grueling 80-hour road schedule and his calm under pressure amid lingering publicity from a spring holdout. He reflects on pitching in the majors as a "good life" despite hotel rooms, travel, and age rumors, noting the hitters will judge when his time ends.

Sandy Don Drysdale

Handling Trophy Fish For The Taxidermist Den

Mercury outboards urges careful trophy fish handling from net to taxidermist to protect color skin and scales. Key steps include gentle gaff use, limiting hull contact, keeping fish moist and out of direct sun, wrapping in wet cloth, and choosing freezing or professional skinning methods with pretrip planning.

Mercury

West Virginia State Open Golf Set for October

Charleston United Press International reports the West Virginia State Open will be hosted by South Hills Country Club in Parkersburg from October 14 to 16. Horace Ervin, state PGA tournament director, says the event will renew annual Open play, with Dave Smith as PGA president and Sam Snead expected to participate after recent tour wins.

Charleston UPI South Hills Country Club Parkersburg Horace Ervin PGA South Hills Dave Smith Clarksburg Sam Snead

Reds lose ace Maloney to knee injury on West Coast trip

Cincinnati Reds face lengthy setback as ace Jim Maloney is out indefinitely with a strained knee ligament. The right-hander, 13-4, developed the injury during an overnight Los Angeles to Houston flight. Dr. George Ballou ordered treatment and rest, affecting his pitching until the leg improves. The Reds begin a 10-game homestand with a single game against Philadelphia as Jim O'Toole is slotted to start.

Cincinnati UPI West Coast Cincinnati Reds Jim Maloney Los Angeles Houston George Ballou Maloney Reds Philadelphia Jim O'Toole Phillies Ray Culp Bob Buhl

Torres Can Keep His Old Title Says Persol

NEW YORK UPI Perky Johnny Persol winner of his first and only heavyweight start says Jose Torres can keep his light heavyweight title. Persol defeated James J Woody by unanimous 10 round decision at Madison Square Garden in front of about 5000 fans. He weighed 193½ to 180 pounds and improved to 15 3 1. Woody suffered his first loss in 11 starts.

New York UPI Persol Bronx Frank Forbes Johnny Dram Petey Della Woody

Boiler Fireman Seeks Full Time Boxing Shot at MSG

New York UPI reports James J. Woody a parttime boiler fireman in an apartment building aims to go pro by beating Johnny Persol at Madison Square Garden Thursday night. Woody sports 10 straight victories in three years but fights a wall of unknowns and faces reluctance from established contenders. Persol, ranked fourth light heavyweight, chose Woody to avoid Jose Torres title chances, with oddsmakers calling it a tossup.

New York UPI James J. Woody Johnny Persol Madison Square Garden Woody Bobby Gleason Wody James J. Beattie Tony Doyle Lee Carr Persol Jose Torres

Smith Wins 200 Meter Dash at Ryavallen Meet

Sweden was the scene as sprinter Tommie Smith of San Jose State College won the 200 meter dash at the International track and field meet held at Ryavallen. He finished in 2] seconds, topping a field of international rivals.

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