Mountaineers Roll Over Richmond to Extend Home Win Streak
West Virginia remains undefeated at 5 0 with an 84 62 win over Richmond. Jerry West scores 28 as WVU builds a 10 1 start and controls the game with strong rebounding and faster tempo. Richmond staggers behind a deliberate scheme and struggles from the field.
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Charles Brooks Wins First Ken Hunt Lineman Award
Bluefield center Charles Brooks nicknamed Bunky was named first Ken Hunt Lineman of the Year after leading in votes from a state committee of writers coaches and officials. Fred Clark and David Humphrey were runners up in a three man contest. Brooks will receive the trophy at a school assembly. the award honors both on field play and academics.
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Bunky” Brooks
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Shroyer Lifts Woodrow Wilson Banquet After Duncan Absence
Duncan of WVU failed to attend the 38th Woodrow Wilson banquet leaving guests disappointed until D K Shroyer, Beckley College executive VP, stepped in as toastmaster. He amused attendees with tales from New River State College and Western Maryland, plus Indian lore. Coach Bragg and Beckley Junior High guests attended. co captains were named for next season.
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Villanova Pursues John McKenna for Football Coach
Villanova University seeks John McKenna of Virginia Military Institute as head coach. McKenna, an alumnus, says he has talks with Villanova but declined final decision, noting other offers including Kansas State. He led VMI seven years with an 8-1-1 record and a coach of the year honor. Villanova's season ended with Joe Rodgers taking over after Regan’s resignation.
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West Virginia teams dominate in men's college action
The Associated Press reports a slate of regional college games with West Virginia schools posting multiple victories. West Virginia 84 over Richmond 62 and Davis & Elkins 107 over Salem 94 highlight a busy day, alongside West Liberty 90 over Fairmont State 70 and Morris Harvey 88 over Bethany 73.
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Bill Burrell Named Lineman Of Year In AP Poll
Illinois guard Bill Burrell won the Associated Press college lineman of the year in a post season poll. He captured over two thirds of 184 votes from voters nationwide and was named to the AP All America team. Burrell topped candidates from Southern California Notre Dame Wisconsin Georgia Tech Duke Syracuse and others.
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Georgia Tech
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Roger Davis
Sophia High School hosts Coalfield wrestling meet with clinic
The two day meet at Sophia High School gym December 11 and 12 features a wrestling clinic by WVU coach Steve Harrick and assistant Tom Guidi. Local graduates Ralph Staton and Smith standouts join top teams from Beclley and Shady, with 60 matches across three sessions and a 25 cent admission.
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Boxing Night Results Across Cities Include Knockouts and Points
Last night fights feature Los Angeles fighter Valdez knocking out Serna in Austin while Pa cher o outpoints Ursua in Sacramento. Cas ing stops Wiggins in Richmond and Medina defeats Lopes in Fresno with decisive stoppage and score details.
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WVU Freshmen Seek Fourth Win Against Tech Jayvees
The undefeated West Virginia freshmen beat Westminster Pa College frosh 87 42 then prepare to face WVU Tech Jayvees at Princeton. Rod Thorn led with 27 points followed by Gay Elmore 17 and Dave Shuck 15 as the Little Mountaineers roll to their third win.
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Mark Twain Nips Marsh Fork in Second ACL Victory
Sophia High overwhelmed Shady Spring 71 to 35 as Bobby Maxey, Gordon Wooford, and Don Basham reached double figures. Baileysville, Ansted, Mark Twain, and Fayetteville also won as Marsh Fork and others dropped games in a night of area high school basketball.
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Cannon Named Back Of Year In AP Poll
LSU star Bill Cannon, LSU halfback from Baton Rouge, named Back of the Year in The Associated Press post season poll. Drafted by the Los Angeles Rams, he aims to join pro football after the Hula Bowl. He expects a tough start but optimistic about the transition and reunites with Mississippi in the Sugar Bowl.
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National Hockey League Tuesday Results
Detroit at Chicago noted with no games on Wednesday schedule as the NHL results summary lists Tuesday outcomes and the upcoming Toronto matchups not included.
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Marguerite Stakes Eligible Fillies Reach Final Fee
The Marguerite Stakes at Pimlico attracts 159 two year old fillies for the Nov 21 renewal matching last year’s record. Final eligibility is set after the final fee submission.
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