Tryout for Team As Football Returns To Clear Fork Panthers
A 37-player Clear Fork roster, lacking grid experience, trains under Coach Bill Montgomery as football returns after financial cuts. Five veterans lead the squad, with Royce Stanley as end and others in backfield and line roles. 170-pound Michael K. Toney tops weight, while 117-pound Delmor Williams is lightest. First game at Sophia Blue Hawks tests the rebuilding Raleigh County League entry, as coaches hope for a strong start despite size disadvantages.
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Montgomery
Maryland
Roynce Stanley
William Sto
Panthers
Stover
Williams
Stanley
Toney
Jarrell
Robert Dunbar
Dunbar
Charles
Michael K. Toney
Delmor Williams
Sophia Blue Hawks
Sophia
Raleigh County League
Clear Fork
Eugene Daley
Teddy Jarrell
Calvin Seacrist
E Royce Stanley
David Stover
William Stover
E Leonard White
Kenneth Barefield
Larry Doss
Darryl Dunbar
Truman Long
Gary Maynor
Barry Meadows
Denny Pauly
Wilbert Williams
James Peters
Doyle Stover
Michael B. Toney
Wally Williams
Doug Walker
Harvey Williams
Clifton Ashlyss
Clarence Meadows
Tony Stewart
Jerry Stover
Roger Stover
Freddie Tony
Thomas Williams
Mike Wingo
Jerry Massey
Bob Tony
Bob Williams
Bryant Withrow
Jerry Toney
CLEAR FORK SCHEDULE 1962
Schedule lists dates for late summer to fall events at Sophia Northfork Elkhorn Liberty Herndon Marsh Fork Beckley JV Van Duval with entries from Aug through Nov indicating a sequence of matchups or events across multiple locations and teams. The list implies a regional timetable for the Clear Fork area activities during September and October 1962.
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Mullens
Beckley
Sophia
Oceana
Pineville
Trap Hill
Mt. Hope
Welch
Gary
Princeton
Stock
East Beckley Ups Win Streak in Midget League Action
East Beckley, a four time champion and unbeaten in 32 prior games, extended its run to 33 by routing North Beckley 13-0 in Midget Football League play. South Beckley and Bowling Addition battled to a 6-6 tie as North showed air attack potential but couldn't score.
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East Beckley
North Beckley
Bowling Addition
South Beckley
East
Andy Lawson
North
Mike Radford
Mountaineers
Wildcats
Fast
Adkins
the Lawson
South
Derek Cimali
Bowling
David Earhart
Cimali
Miller
Kertz T. Hopkins
Walker
Beckett
Prince
Farrish
Allen
Gilkerson
Torrico
Earhart
Beckley
Mastrippolito
Snodgrass
Davis
Bailey
McVey
Thomas
Prunesti
Garten
Ballard
Fogg
South 6000
Rush
National City and Greensboro Meet in Pony League World Series Clash
National City California and Greensboro North Carolina square off in the Pony League World Series third round at 8 30 p m EDT with elimination on the line. National City beat Joliet 5 2 and Houston edged Greensboro 7 6 as Houston seeks the winner Thursday. National City pitcher Ron Pietila fanned 13 over five hits in a key win while Greensboro outhit Houston 16 in a losing effort.
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Washington
UPI
National City
Calif
Greensboro
N. C
Joliet
Ill
Houston
Tex
N.C
Dave Lynch
Mike Pierce
Pierce
Jim McCann
Lynch
Don Dunn
Dunn
Ron Pietila
Ed Klen
Ted Williams
Mark Musser
Pitt Focuses on Passing in Scrimmage at Allegheny
Pitt football held a long passing scrimmage at Allegheny College with sophomores Paul Martha and Fred Mazurek joining veteran Jim Traficant. Coach Johnny Michelson praised Martha and Mazurek and said they will see extensive action this season. Three players were sent to Pittsburgh for recovery after injuries, including Jock Beachler who suffered a knee injury, Cimino with a shoulder separation, and Marv Lippincott with a fractured leg.
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Meadville
UPI
Pitt
Allegheny College
Paul Martha
Fred Mazurek
Jim Traficant
Johnny Michelson
Martha
Mazurek
Panthers
Pittsburgh
Jock Beachler
Mt. Lebanon
iCimino
Swissvale
Marv Lippincott
Mullens Rebels face rough year with young line core
Coach Caldwell warns Mullens may struggle as the Rebels field an almost entirely sophomore line with three seniors and one sophomore carrying the mail. John Salters calls plays while Robert Sandy and Joe Webb share halfback duties. The squad boasts depth but limited experience, opening against Woodrow Wilson at Van Meter Stadium. Salters speeds 100 yards in 10.5 seconds in track clothes.
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Caldwell
John Salters
Robert Sandy
Joe Webb
Mike Compton
Tommy Little
Milburn
Bill
Jim Naylor
Lacy Height
Tommy ‘Harper
Salters
Mullens
Rebels
Woodrow Wilson
Flying Eagles
van Meter Stadium
Wyoming County
United Press International
Joe Schaffernoth
Johnny Salters
Jacksonville Suns
Interna- Milburn Rhinehart
Tommy Bishop
Bob Rhodes
Cleveland
Bobby Hayhurst
Chicago White Sox
Tommy Liddle
Washington
Bill Bane
Cecil Hall
Ted Abernathy
Suns
Gene McGlothin
Richmond Virginians
Bennie Rattliff
Jim Bronstad
Lanny Houck
Richmond
Tommy Harper
Johnny Powers
Paul Harscay
Sammy Drake
Colum Joe Qeboskey
Atlanta
Toronto
Sam Foglesong
Butch Forren
Syracuse
Bucky Davis
Rochester
Buffa- Dinky Stump
Dickie Thompson
HB Lo
Frank Blackwell
Indoval
E. Jacksonville
Stacy Graham
John Blankenship
Columbus
E_ Buffalo
Jerry Wiley
Stuart King Wade Houck
Butch Dingus
Russell Spiker
Jimmy Lesler
Bill Newberry
U S tennis championships open with international field
Forest Hills opens the U S championships with qualifying matches as 110 foreign players from 30 nations descend on center court. Top seed Rod Laver and Australia’s Margaret Smith lead a crowded field, while 74 men compete for a spot through early rounds.
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Forest Hills
N.Y
UPI
United Nations
U.S
Rod Laver
Margaret Smith
Australia
America
Italy
Nicola Pietrangeli
Sweden
Jan Erik Lundquist
Decker Faces Host In U S Women's Amateur Third Round
In Rochester the defending champion Anne Quast Decker, guest of Mrs. Jean Trainor, meets her host in the 62nd U S Women's Amateur. Decker, from Marysville Washington, beat Helen Reynolds 8 7 and Marjorie Burns 5 4 to reach the round, while Trainor defeated Donna Kosar 4 3 after earlier wins.
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Martin Gleason
Rochester
N.Y
UPI
Anne Quast Decker
Jean Trainor
U.S
Decker
Marysville
Wash
Trainor
Mrs. Trainor
United States Golf Association
Country Club of Rochester
Helen Reynolds
Mansfield Center
Conn
Marjorie Burns
Greensboro
N.C
Baseball Leaders and Stat Totals Summary
United Press International lists top American League hitters led by Runnels and Siebern with high batting averages and hits. National League leaders include Robinson and Mays with strong runs batted in and home run totals, plus Cepeda and Aaron among leaders.
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United Press International American League
G.ab
National League Robinson
Cin
Chi
Skinner
Pitt
Cimente
Cash
Tigers
Killebrew
Twins
Wagner
Angels
Colavito
Maris
Yanks
Gentile
Orioles
Mays
Giants
H. Aaron
Braves
Robinson
Reds
Banks
Cubs
Cepeda
Siebern
Athletics
White Sox
T Davis
Dodgers
Keds
Olympic champion Wilma Rudolph Ward wins 100 meters
Wilma Rudolph Ward of the United States won the 100 meters dash in an invitation race at the Norway Denmark meet, finishing a half second ahead of Maj L Lundstrom of Sweden with a time of 11.6. The crowd numbered about 8,000.
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Oslo
Norway
UPI
Wilma Rudolph Ward
United States
Noreway-Denmark
Pirates Recall Five Minor Leaguers for Spring Training
The Pittsburgh Pirates announce recalling five minor league players including infielder Bob Bailey and pitchers Tom Parsons Tommy Sisk and Bob Veale from Columbus and Asheville. Infielder Elmo Plaskett joins from Asheville while nine more players will report to spring training from Columbus Kinston and Batavia.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
Pittsburgh Pirates
Pirates
Bob Bailey
Tom Parsons
Tommy Sisk
Bob Veale
Columbus
Elmo Plaskett
Asheville
N.C
Larry Elliot
Orlando McFarlane
Larry Foss
Jose Martinez
Gary Rushing
Norm Housley
Kinston
Bruce Kunkle
Jerry Maye
Ron Woods
Batavia
Patriots To Ride On Rebuilt Aerial Network
Boston Patriots pre season focus on upgrading the aerial game after a season of weak pass defense. Coach Mike Holovotk hopes depth from rookies Buoniconti Neighbors Stein and return of O Hanley plus Felt bolster the secondary while Parilli works to stay healthy behind a veteran line and strong receiving corps led by Cappelletti and Stephens.
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Patriots
Boston Patriots
Dick Dew
UPI
Boston
Mike Holovak
Lou Saban
Holovak
Nick Buoniconti
Notre Dame
Billy Neighbors
Alabama
Bob Stein
Syracuse
O’hanley
Ross O'Hanley
Air Force
Dick Felt
New York
Butch Longin
Babe Parilli
Parilli
Michigan State
Tom Yewcle
Longin
Northwestern
Gino Cappelletti
Tommy Stephens
Charley Long
Gerry de Lucca
Tony Sardisco
Chuck Lee
Walt Cudzik
Neighbors
Stein
Bob Dee
Larry Eisenhauer
Jim Hunt
Dick Klein
Buoniconti
Tom Addison
Harry Jacobs
Rommie Loudd
Frank Robotti
Fred Bruney
Don Webb
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