All-State Football Honors for 1965 AA Team
Wonders sensational fullback Tommy Dale leads Hamilton Porterfield honored among top players as Calhoun and other teams place multiple stars on the West Virginia AA all-state squad. Dale 164 points and 22 touchdowns pace the backfield with Wiss Porterfield Haught and others, as Peterstown, New Martinsville, and Pineville contribute key roles to a 60 win, 26 loss collective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy Dale
C-K
Awa
D. K. Porterfield
Hinton
Tommy Haught
New Martinsville
Magnolia
Dale
Porterfield
Peterstown
Weiss
Haught
Northern Panhandle
Lucas
Ferrihead
Pineville
Rod Hamilton
Guyan Valley
Golden Adkins
Little Kanawha
Mike Deem
Williamstown
Benny Stutler F
Spencer
Junior Cottrill
West Union Doddridge
Ferguson
Carl Ward
Hamilton
Deem
Guvan Valley
Adkins
Cane
Stutler
West Union
Cottrill
Dan Hose
Charleston Daily Mail
Scrivener
Martinsburg
Journal
Jimee Parkers
Untin
Rald- Atch
V. L.s Currence
Bluefield
Jim Mearns
Clarksburg Exponent
Nick Redway
Whee Intelligencer
George Springer
Beckley Post-Herald
Co “Ales Og En Guyan Valley
Benny Stutler
Cottrill West Union
David Lucas
Ceredo - Kenova
David Ferguson
Richard Weiss
D. K. Porterfield Hinton
Tom Haught
P Burford
Blue
P. C
First Methodist Calvary and Salvation Army Win In Church League
First Methodist defeated the Presbyterians 35 31 Calvary beat F Baptist 47 25 and Salvation Army toppled Central Baptist 40 26 at Beckley Recreation Building in last night s premier Harold McMillion led Methodist with 10 points Ray West added 9 while John Hedrick and Mead Parsons scored in the losers column G Smith led Calvary with 14 points in the night s action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist
Calvary
Salvation Army
Beckley Recreation
Methodists
F. Baptist
Central Baptist
Harold McMillion
Ray West
John Hedrick
Mead Parsons
G. Smith
Illinois Is Next For WVU Cagers
West Virginia basketball under coach Bucky Waters travels to Illinois in Assembly Hall Champaign to face the Illini at 2 30 p m EST. The Mountaineers feature a scrambling, gambling style with Hodges Hedrick and an array of new players building a fast pace as they challenge a strong Illinois squad noted for recent tough losses and rising talent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgantown
West Virginia
Illinois
Assembly Hall
Champaign
Bucky Waters
Smith
Hodges
Hedrick
Coh
R. Daniel
S. Army
Virginia
VMI
George
Central
Ton
Johnson
C. McCumber
North Carolina
North Presbyterian
A. Walker
New York
Illini
Richmond
M. Minter
R. Shanklin
Brig- First Methodist
Ham Young
Iona T. Blankenship
UCLA
B. Benedict
Don Freeman
R. West
Rich H McMillie
Paie
Kentucky
D. Dix
Olneany
Midland
H. Williams
Hew
Bue Waters
Smit
Eager Beaver
J. Kmoom Gt
Duke
Hodge
Ccomhomore
Rex Williams
J. Hedrick
Junior Colshirey
City Basketball League opens warmup tourney
Recreation Building hosts the annual warm-up tournament December 8 to 12 to start the City Basketball League season. Openers include W. Va. Glass versus Eppys Drug, Pike Motel against Town & Country, and S & S Supermarket versus Wilkes Insurance in the nightcap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Rodriguez
City Basketball League
Recreation Building
W. iVa. Glass
Eppy
Pike Motel
Town & Country
Wilkes Insurance
W. Va
Glass
Eppy’s Drug
Glass - Eppy’s
Pike - Town
Valley Drive Barbers
Wilkes
Glass- Eppy’s
Pike Town & Country
Eppy’s
S&s
Valley Drive
Barbers
S. & S. Surmarket
Valy Drive
S. & S. Supermarket
8 &Seres
Motel
Eppy’s Drugs
Rey Drive
Tel
V. Va
lTown & Country
Bowling Standings and Schedule Report from West Virginia League
The report lists team records Beckley Hospital 93 Rose & Quesenberry 8% 3% Beckley Welding 8 4 Beckley Insulation 75 John’s Amoco S Eastern Assoc. Coal 48 Dearing Bros. 48 ve Bottling Co. 2% 9% high totals include Beckley Insulation 2956 high series Dominic Savino 571 high team game 1041 and several bowler series by Savino Thacker Walker Ragland Wyant Burgess etc. It covers standings, outstanding bowlers, and a detailed Dec to Jan schedule with recurring matchups and venues like W Va Glass Pike Motel Town & Country and S&S Supermarket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beckley Hospital
Rose & Quesenberry
Beckley Welding
Beckley Insulation
John’s Amoco S
Eastern Assoc. Coal
Dearing Bros
Ve Bottling Co
Dominicavino
George Wil
Bowle Whers
Caries Karbonit Jr
Seres
Bob Thacker
Dick Sepkowski
Don Walker
Ned Ragland
Dominic Savino
Otto Price
Arnold Wyant
Dave Jacobs
Junior Johnson
Bill Karbonit
Kyle Phipps
George Williams
WICK
C & P Telephone
Green Hornets
C. O
Mixers
Y-Nots
Bearcats
C. O. No
Melvin Burgess
Joan Aliff
John Richmond
Delbert Thurman
Jack Thompson
Orioles Trade Brandt and Knowles for Baldschun
Baltimore sends Jackie Brandt and Darold Knowles to Philadelphia for reliever Jack Baldschun to bolster the bullpen. Baldschun appeared in 64 Phillies relief outings last season with a 5-8 mark and a 3.76 ERA, while Brandt batted .243 in the prior two seasons and Knowles posted 0-1 with a 9.00 ERA after a midseason call up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore, Md
UPI
Baltimore Orioles
Jackie Brandt
Darold Knowles
Philadelphia Phillies
Jack Baldschun
Baldschun
Orioles
Hank Bauer
Miller Dick Hall
Baltimore
Minnesota Twins
Norm Siebern
California Angels
John 0
Washington Senators
Woody Held
Baldsechun
Phillies
Brandt
Knowles
Rochester
Big Lou the Rainbow Trout Dies at Hatchery
UPI reports the death of Big Lou at the Spring Run Hatchery. The prize rainbow trout weighed 5.7 pounds and measured 22 inches, recorded as the heaviest among hatchery fish. The fish died after a hemmo rhage of the ventral aorta, on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorcas
UPI
Big Lou
WVU Frosh Open 91 82 Win Sets Busy Week
WVU freshmen basketball under new coach George Krajack beat Ohio University 91 82 in the season opener. Wayne Grimm of Great Bridge Va scored 32 points as the Little Mountaineers face VMI frosh Wednesday and Davis and Elkins Jayvees Friday. The rest of the text mentions an unrelated fact about the fisher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgantown
UPI
West Virginia University
Virginia Military Institute
Frosh
Davis and Elkins ‘College
Little Mountaineers
Ohio University
George Krajack
Froapec
Wayne Grimm
Great Bridge
VMI
D&e
Rangers Name Emile Francis as Coach GM
Emile the Cat Francis took on a double burden as coach and general manager of the New York Rangers. The move aimed to spark the fifth-place club as it faced Stanley Cup contention and a tough matchup with strong rival teams. Francis said the decision was the hardest he ever made and vowed to work hard to energize the Rangers toward Cup play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
UPI
Emile
Cat
Francis
New York Rangers
National Hockey Lea
St van
Rangers
Red
Three Lettermen Lead Oak Hill Hoop Squad of 1965
Oak Hill Red Devils will rely on three returning lettermen Jim Lilly Grzyb and Paul Pomeroy as they start the 1965 season December 10 at Huntington. Coach Lilly must develop reserves from the 1964 squad including Robert Burger and Mike Duda to support a smaller frontline and balance the team against Huntington Beckley Bluefield Princeton and Huntington Vinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Lilly
Oak Hill Red Devils
Oak Hill Combine
Huntington
Oak Hill
Grzyb
Paul Pomeroy
Ihe
Red Devils
Beckley
Bluefield
Princeton
Huntington Vinson
Lilly
Pony Ry
Robert Burger
Mike Duda
Joe Bozo
Greg Larick
Larry McGh
Keith Hall
Lewis Price
Lloyd Ward
Duda
Price
Shady Spring hosts Trap Wildcats in ACL clash
Five area basketball games start tonight with Shady Spring High Gym hosting Trap Wildcats in a big ACL battle. Sophomore guards and senior leaders pace both squads as Shady seeks first win after a 0-1 start while Trap Hill aims to remain unbeaten after a 72 0 OT win. Other area games include Hinton vs Fayette Ville, Big Creek at Pineville, and Matoaka at Glen Rogers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shady Spring High
Noel Rife
Tigers
Willie Joe Chandler
Richwood
Trap Hill
Seth
Shady
Dannyght
Knight
Hollandsworth
Herb Copeland
Dallas Cooper
Eddie Birchfield
Tom Milroy
Jack Richmond
Cecil Bryant
Jeff Robinson
Mike Green
Jerry Richmond
Sophia
Bob Douglas
Blue Hawks
Baileysville Roughriders
Herndon High School
Douglas
Bob Trump
Bill Stone
Carlos Privett
Stone
Hinton
Fayette Ville
Big Creek
Pineville
Matoaka
Glen Rogers
Area Basketball Action Across West Virginia Districts
Local prep basketball schedules and results feature Beckley Oceana Oak Hill Princeton Fayetteville ap Hill Bluefield Sophia Stoco Glen Rogers Herndon Clear Fork in regional matchups and standings. The page highlights teams, venues, and upcoming games across multiple counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beckley
Oceana
Oak Hill
Princeton Fayetteville
Ap Hill
Bluefield Sophia Stoco Glen Rogers Herndon
Mark Twain and Crab Orchard Post Tournament Wins
Mark Twain defeated Crab Orchard 60 to 21 in the Stotesbury school tournament, with strong second half shooting from Rodney Moody Larry Willey and Jim Harper. Crab Orchard beat Rhodell 30 to 8, applying a tight defense from start to finish as the action continued with upcoming matches listed including Mark Twain versus Crab Orchard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Twain
Crab Orchard
Rhodell
Stotesbury
Sophia Combine
Rodney Moody
Larry Willey
Jimmy Harper
Sophia
Brooks Adair
Morton Reaves
Sylvia
Teel
Slab Fork
St. Francis
Mark Bw
C Flanagan
Pene Oe
Martin
Cook
Daniels Stergell Cochran
Hunt Loving
J. Rufe
J. Rufe 5 49 2 M4 11-27 13 21 0 00 1 0 Me~*: Twain 15 16 13 16—60 R Brooks
Sophia Opens Season With 28 24 Win Over Pineville
Sophia opened the 1965 wrestling season with a 28 to 24 victory over Pineville on its home mat Monday night. Key pins by Richard Druery Bobby Clay and Wayne Oglesby helped Sophia secure its first win and a brighter outlook. Final score 28-24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophia
Pineville
Richard Druery
Bobby Clay
Wayne Oglesby
Midkiff
Don Cella
Pineville Grappler
Cella
Seg
Alan Stiltner
Say
Rowe
Arlos Lambert
Sammy Houck
Wayne Westmoreland
Wiles
McGann
Kincaid
Penary
Lambert
Cook
Druery
Stiltner
Clay
Cerdan Earns Easy Decision In Paris Bout
Marcel Cerdan of France remained unbeaten in 15 professional fights by taking a six round decision over compatriot Fernand Nollet in Paris Both fighters weighed in at 140 pounds in a straightforward matchup marked by Cerdan's control from the outset.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cerdan
Paris
UPI
Marcel Cerdan
France
Fernand Nollet
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hamilton, Porterfield
Ward
Wade
Calla
St. Albans
Sam LeRose
Jack Pack
Sai
Oneigh
Penent
Bill Garrent
Nee
Na Son
Son
Arpen' A
Harrisville
Christian
Gaa
Crabtree É. K. Hall
Siman Barbour
Milton
Hare Sutton
Holcomb
Gauley B
Klee
Webster Sp
Callahan
Cargill
Winfield
Clark
New Martins
Clarke
Franklin
Gilas
Warwood
McCune
Lookout
Roush
Ravenswood
Backs
Angotti
Clarksburg Notrevee
Barnes
Browning
Guyan Val
Gauley B. Hunting
Meador
Shady Spring
Kinney
Mt. Hope
McPhail
Ripley
Morton
Moss
Hurricane
Mullens
Parsons Noland
St. Marys
Parrish
Fayetteville
Pumphreys
Bridge Redman
Moorefield
Richards
Calhoun
Roberts
Northfork-Elkhorn
Lawn Wahoma-Mason
Shoe
Pine
Taylor
Ansted
Watts
Cox Williams
University
Woods
Shinnston
Young
Dar Grove
Rodney Hamilton
Jack Spadaro
F. Methodist
S. Army Post
WVU
M. Jordan
FG Pet FT Et
O\c. Head
R. Williams
J. Patterson
Oll. Lesher
Pannell
D. Reaser
S. Haskin D. Palmer
Law
B. Benfield
Dickerson
Shaffer
P. Johnson
J. Cavacini
N. Holmes P. Polinsky
Prunest
Stump
Walker
McCumber
Daniel
Phils
N.Y. Rangers Ink
Larry Grzyb
Rob
Ert Burger
Mike Dada
Larry McGhee
Greg Larrick
Collins
Montgomery
Beckle
Alumni
Sophia, Hinton
Shady Cagers
Man Baileysville
Hinton Gary Big Creek
M. Twain
C. Orchard
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