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Newspaper

Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1961

Page

10

Beckley Blue Hawks Host Virginia Team in 8 PM Showdown

Beckley Blue Hawks, after a 109 75 win over Rio Grande, host National Business College of Virginia at the Beckley Recreation Building. Coach Joe Cook returns the starting guards Rodney Albertson and Bob LeMaster with Mason Fox at center and Larry Sumpter and John Chambers at forward. The one one record aims to move ahead, while Virginia brings back several starters from last season. The coach stresses improved offense, faster defense, and strong bench depth as two freshmen start tonight.

Beckley Blue Hawks Rio Grande National Business College of Virginia Beckley Recreation Building Joe Cook Rodney Albertson Bob LeMaster Mason Fox Larry Sumpter John Chambers Cook Beckleyans Sumpter LeMaster Warren O'Dell Bill Craddock Doug Bailey Blue Hawk Blue Hawks Bluefield Bluefield State College

Moore Cleroux heavyweight bout postponed in Montreal

Montreal promoter Eddie Quinn announced that the heavyweight fight between Archie Moore and Canadian champion Bob Cleroux was postponed due to insufficient expected gate. No new date was set. He cited a lack of box office and a top ringside price of 25 dollars as possible factors.

Montreal UPI Archie Moore Bob Cleroux Eddie Quinn Canada

Sophia Hosts Shady In Area Top Game Of The Night

Shady Spring visits Sophia in the area’s featured contest as both clubs opening their regular season with wins over alumni. The slate also includes Stratton at Trap Hill Marsh Fork at Mark Twain Conley at Park Central Byrd Prillerman hosting Clear Fork and Glen Rogers at Baileysville in five county league tilts plus a Coalfield Conference clash.

Raleigh Shady Spring Sophia Stratton Trap Hill Marsh Fork Mark Twain Glen Rogers Baileysville Byrd Prillerman Clear Fork Conley Park Central Tigers Blue Hawks Babe Riffe Surveyor Bulldogs Surveyor Boys Panthers Blue Devils Owls Stoco Herndon

Redskins Confident They'll Sign Davis

Washington expects to land Syracuse halfback Ernie Davis in the 1961 NFL draft, while Cleveland Los Angeles San Francisco and St. Louis also secured sizable shares. The draft rights auction saw 280 players listed with Colorado eight talents leading the crop and Mississippi LSU Penn State following with seven or more names.

ED Sainsbury Chicago UPI Washingston Redskins Syracuse Ernie Davis San Francisco Cleveland St. Louis Los Angeles NFL Browns Chicago Bears Green Bay Detroit Take Minnesota Dallas Cowboys Ray Jacobs Howard Payne Philadelphia Baltimore New York Washington Pittsburgh Cleveand

East Team Tops Shrine Game Roster With Davis and Ferguson

The 24 man East squad for the 37th annual East-West Shrine Game in San Francisco on December 30 features Heisman winner Ernie Davis of Syracuse and full back Bob Ferguson of Ohio State. Coach Joe Kuharich of Notre Dame leads the squad with assistants Bill Murray of Duke and Jack Mollenkopf of Purdue. Other stars include Roman Gabriel NC State quarterback Ron Miller Wisconsin, Nick Buoniconti Notre Dame, Billy Wilson Auburn, Gary Collins Maryland, Fred Cox Pittsburgh, and Greg Mather Navy.

NEW York UPI Ernie Davis Syracuse Bob Ferguson Ohio State San Francisco Andy Kerr Colgate Joe Kuharich Notre Dame Bill Murray Duke Jack Mollenkopf Purdue Roman Gabriel North Carolina State Ron Miller Wisconsin Nick Buoniconti Billy Wilson Auburn Gary Collins Maryland Fred Cox Pittsburgh Greg Mather Navy

Panthers Rally Sparks Comeback To Beat Mark Twain 49-42

In a Raleigh County League opener Byrd Prillerman’s Panthers staged a late surge in the final six minutes to topple Mark Twain Authors 49-42. Harold Wiley led the visitors with 28 points while Evan Maynard added 19 for MT, as Byrd Prillerman erased a 25-16 halftime deficit and outscored MT 15-7 in the third period before sealing the victory late. Officials: Jan Caldwell, J. T. Davidson.

The Panthers Byrd Prillerman Mark Twain Harold Wiley Evan Maynard Wiley Panther Patton Tony Gregory Brown Hughes Oe Leonard Mullins Jay Fontaine Richard Bailey James Moore Eddie Lynch Gap James Hickman Ronald Taylor James Dews Anthony Gregory S Os Frank Gregory Larry Proffitt Byrd-Prillerman Jan Caldwell J. T. Davidson

Tonight's Hoop Games Across West Virginia Circuits

Tonight's basketball schedule lists Glen Rogers at Baileysville and Clear Fork at Byrd Prillerman among high school games, with Conley at Park Central and Mark Twain at Marsh Fork. College action features West Virginia vs VMI and Ohio U at Marshall, plus regional matchups including Salem at Davis & Elkins and West Liberty at Wheeling.

Glen Rogers Baileysville Clear Fork Byrd Ohio U Marshall Salem Davis & Elkins West Liberty Wheeling Glenville Fairmont Pikeville Wesleyan Potomac Johnstown National Business Beckley Charleston

Titans Sign Alex Kroll to bolster New York roster

New York Titans of the AFL committed to a 250000 campaign to sign players and acquired Rutgers star Alex Kroll, center and captain, as a likely linebacker. Titans outbid the Rams for his services, drawn by a New York career path in advertising.

NEW York UPI New York Titans American Football League Alex Kroll Rutgers Kroll Titans Los Angeles Rams

City Church League Opens with Overtime Wins

Catholic tops Temple 24 10 at halftime as Karbonit scores 15. Crab Orchard edges First Methodist 22 20 in OT with Persinger and Lively at 10 each. K McClure leads Christian 25 14 past Calvary. First Baptist beats Memorial Baptist 25 14 as Wood scores seven. Johnstown defeats Presbyterian 42 16 led by Crouch 11 and Mullens 10.

Catholic Crab Orchard Christian First Baptist Johnstown Baptist Recreation Building Karbonit Temple McBride First Methodist Persinger Lively Methodist Gill K. McClure Calvary Joe Hedrick J. Hylton Memorial Baptist Wood David Memorial Johnstown Presbyterian Crouch Mullens Walker Johnstown Baptist Wickline Mays Allen Avis Hedrick Richmond Minter Ellison Garten Ie Stewart Bowyer Meadow Hedrick Hylton Smith Roebuck Shumate Davis Shrewsbury Horton Rubin Farley Methodist Elkins Alvarez Kastanas Catholic Tipane Hess Williams Massinople Broyles Surbaugh Severino Methodist Temple State Division Capitol Building Charleston West Virginia Pinecrest Curtis S. Wilson

Irish Coach Defends 17-15 Victory Over Syracuse

Notre Dame coach Joe Kuharich defended the 17-15 win saying referees decide the outcome and no redress is possible. At the West Virginia Victory Awards Dinner in Wheeling, he noted the game’s final play and controversy surrounding a roughing the kicker penalty that set up Joe Perkowski’s second field goal.

Wheeling W. Va UPD Notre Dame Joe Kuharich Syracuse West Virginia Joe Perkowski Perkowski Robert Neyland Ncaa Rules Committee Neyland

Freese Expects Third Base Stay With Reds

Cincinnati Reds third baseman Gene Freese predicted he will remain at third base unless an outfield move prompts a trade. He dismissed reports that Cliff Cook could play third, noting his own strong season at the plate with .277 average, 87 RBIs, and 26 homers.

Wheeling W. Va UPI Cincinnati Reds Gene Freese Reds Freese Cliff Cook Indianapolis American Association Cook Cleveland Bubba Philipps West Virginia

JFK Ten Grid Stars to Be Honored Tonight

President Kennedy will receive the National Football Foundation and Hall of Fame Gold Medal for believing in amateur athletics shaping leadership. Ten former grid stars are to be honored at a NY ceremony. Kennedy played freshman and JV football at Harvard.

New York UPI John F. Kennedy National Football Foundation and Hall of Fame Kennedy Harvard Foundation

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