Raleigh Register roundup of Raleigh County high school wins
Ten games shaped the Raleigh County standings as Spring and Twain led county teams in wins. Allan Skelton’s 31 propelled Tiger victory over Trap Hill 70 58, while Mark Twain topped Clear Fork 53 44. Glen Rogers, Sophia, Oceana and Pineville posted wins as Stoco, Mullens, Baileysville, Hinton, Fayetteville and others chased late season momentum.
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Twain
Wyoming
Oceana
Pineville
Glen Rogers
Rem Shady
Surveyor
Allan Skelton
Tigers
Wildcats
Jack Richmond
Cecil Bryant
James Collins
Ted Milam
Mark Twain
Clear Fork
Stotesbury
Sophia
Milton Mayhem
Bradley Jackson
Clifton Ash
Panthers
Tommy Brooks
Doug Pizzino
Stoco
Owls
Indians
Ernest Dunford
Ray Austin
Jerry Piercy
Robert Smyre
Herndon
Blue Hawks
Darrell Billing
Bobby Trump
Darrell Jenkins
Ronnie Harrison
Chapmanville
Paul Greer
Joe Pendry
Larry Cook
Larry Laxton
Dick Hickman
Bruce Hobart
Blankenship
Minutemen
Ronnie Ellison
Larry Blankenship
Big Creek
Jay O’neal
Jerry Harmon
Jo Keene
John Linkous Wi
Logan High School
Clear Fork Ll
Matoaka
Fred Dishner
Glen Combs
D. Shrewsbury
R. Shrewsbury
D. DeBerry
Carl Calfee
Danny White
Martin Atwood
Baileysville
Sepko
Johnson
HI Bill ‘Newcombe
Marrs
King
Bailey
Lester Totals
Ne Herndon
James Dickie McKinney
Randall Hurst
Wade McBride
Calvin Thompson
John Perdueau
Darrell Billings
Jim Stone
Carlos Privett
James Osborne
Walter Daniels
Ronnie Green
Joel Spicer
Mike Kester
David Kirby
Raymond Smith
Joe Totals
Ralph Hanna
Tom Evans
Benny Cook
Larry Perry
Randall Topping
Greg Daniels
Tom Davis
Roger Bartram
Gary Childers
Bob May
Charles Davis
Dana Johnson
David Napier
Ll Junior Ellis
Jack Mullins
Daniel Sizemore
Tommy Peck
Oceana Rn
Ra Chapmanville
Mount Hope
Princeton
Henry Sims
Dee. Montgomery
Jim Lambert
Wayne Hopkins
Tom St. Clair
Jan. Gauley
Bill Brown
Hinton
Ron Self
Roy Pack
Bill Rausch
Lookout Jack Trystuck
Oak Hill
Montgomery
Fayetteville
Larry Baker
Mark Hannah
Seth
Bill McDowell
Jim Williams
Donald Treadway
Eddie Cales
David Paige
D. K. Porterfield
Shady Spring
Charles Wendell Rhodes
Ll Totals
Beckley
Ansted
Junior Ward
Bob Poe
Bleufield Niday
Danny Calvert
Rick Buckner
Butch Nichels
Mike Slade
Jack Johnson
Clay Mitchell
Cecil Wyatt
Conley
Steve Buckner
Trap Hull
Elkhorn
Snuffer
Park Central
Lu Kimball
Gregory Terry
Danny Knight
Gary District
Dan
Douglas Ely
Stratton Herbert
Roy Keneda
Ken Logwood
Dallas Coper
Jan
Kimball Melvin Reed Lemon O
Jim Graham
Darrell Hollingsworth
Istrict
Glenn Vance
Trap
Herman Miller
Mike Watson
Johnny Fair
Dallas Blankenship
Chuck Napier
Mullens
Jerry Sampson
Marvin Short
Logan
Big Creek Hy
Jerry Keene
Dillon
Marsh Fork
Ralph Saddler
Dee Mark Twain
John Linkous
Dee. Stratton
Denny Christian
Ashley Jay O'Neal
Wayne Williams
John Allen
Clarence Meadows
Big Creek Is
Foals
Jon Seth
Mark Fwain
Milton Mahand
Trap Hill
Darrell Green
Chuck Jarrell
van Bradley Jackson
Hindsley
Danny Waters Carter
Rappold
Stratton
Wood
Van
James Jones Feazell
Tray Hill
White Sulphur
Frankford
Hillsboro
Talcott
Lewisburg
Union
Peterstown
Ronceverte
Marlinton
Crichton
Smoot
Forrest Hill
Oakvale
Gap Mills
Rainelle
Rupert
Lookout
Meadow Bridge
Seager
Man
Beckley Jr. High Alumni
Beckley Jr. High
Green Bank
Franklin
State Bluefield
Welch
Bramwell
Montcalm
Northfork-Elkhorn
Gary
Rocky Gap
Spanishburg
Wheeling
Wheeling McKinley
Oak Glen
Taeger
Clarksburg
Notre Dame
Victory
Sand Fork
Walkersville
Parsons
Webster Springs
St. Patrick's
Jane Lew
Mounties Edge Spiders In Close WVU Richmond Classic
WVU defeats Richmond 67 65 after nearly losing a second half 10 point lead. Tenwick top scored for Spiders with 18 while Maphis and Ryczaj each had 13 for WVU. Game featured late free throws and a final WVU miss by Maphis that could have tied it. Attendance 4,200 in Charleston.
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Civic Center
Organtown Ma
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VMI
Gary McPherson
Cass
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Tom Tenwick
Perry Polinsky
Bill Ryczaj
WVII
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Johnny Moates
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Richmond Ree
Camp
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NC State Upsets Maryland Under New Coach Press Maravich
NC State debut under new coach Press Maravich ends 63-62 over Maryland at the Palestra as Larry Lakins hits the deciding jumper with eight seconds left. LaSalle upsets Miami 90-86 as Rick Barry held to 27. Curt Fromal scores 26 for LaSalle. Davidson’s Fred Hetzel pours in 53 and 26 rebounds in 113-82 win over Furman. Other top teams win as Vanderbilt, Minnesota, Wisconsin, Illinois post victories while Notre Dame tops Michigan State.
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Fred McMane
UPI
North Carolina State
Press Maravich
Wolfpack
Everett Case
Maravich
Case
Maryland
Larry Lakins
State
Terps
Palestra
Philadelphia
Miami
Bruce Hale
Hale
Hurricanes
LaSalle
Rick Barry
Barry
Explorers
Curt Fromal
St. Joseph’s College
St. Peter’s
College basketball scores in tight regional matchups
A roundup of college games across multiple campuses shows St Josephs Pa 98 over St Peters N J 82, Kings College Pa 92 over Oneonta State, and more close contests including Richmond defeating West Virginia 65 while Morehead beats Franklin Ind 86. Other results include Wisconsin 80 over Pitt 63 and Notre Dame 100 past Michigan State 93.
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St. Joseph’s
St. Peter’s N.J
Kings College
Oneonta State
West Virginia
Richmond
Morehead
Franklin
Ind
Wisconsin
Pitt
Guilford
Pfeiffer
Rutgers
Georgetown
Stony Brook U
Webb Institute
Akron
Heidelberg
Alfred
Cortland State
Lafayette
American Univ
Bridgewater
Washington and Lee
Virginia State
Howard
Notre Dame
Michigan State
Davidson
Furman
Toledo
Wittenberg
Hiram
Wooster
Lagrange
Birmingham Southern
Georgia Southern
Oglethorpe
Tampa
Florida Southern
Illinois
Bowling Green
Malone
Fort Wayne
College of Emporia
Bethany
Wilmington
Atlantic Christian
N.C. Methodist
N.C. Wesleyan
Phillips Oilers
Creighton
Ohio Wesleyan
Denison
Capitol
Kenyon
State College of Iowa
MacAlester
Minn
Elizabeth City State
St. Augustine
UFL Champions Lose Franchise
Canton Bulldogs lose league franchise after financial debt to UFL. Canton had defeated the Indianapolis Warriors for the title in Indianapolis. Commissioner Gareff announced the move at a league executive committee meeting, citing inability to repay obligations. The league would consider restoring the franchise if proper organization and sound management emerge. The matter to be discussed at the winter meeting in Columbus January 8-9.
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Columbus, Ohio
UPI
George Gareff
UFL
Canton Bulldogs
Bulldogs
Indianapolis Warriors
Indianapolis
Gareff
League
Canton
Williams And Co. Triumph Over Richmond Frosh
West Virginia freshman basketball team defeated Richmond frosh 83-51 in Morgantown. Ron Williams scored 24 points, five below his average, with Jim Lewis adding 15 and Dave Reaser 12. WVU led 38-31 at halftime and extended the margin after the break.
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Morgantown
UPI
Ron Williams
West Virginia ‘University
Richmond Frosh
Williams
Jim Lewis
Dave Reaser
West Virginia
Irish Star Wins Popularity Poll for Heisman Trophy
Irish star John Huarte edged by five quarterbacks in popularity driven awards, breaking a 30 year run of unanimous All American choices. Essay highlights Huarte’s single season impact, contrasts with multi year standouts, and notes Perry letter from Anaheim praising Snow and Huarte’s passing pair.
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Karl Lilly
John Huarte
Notre Dame
Huarte
Tim Cohane
Look Magazine
Cosmo Lacavizzi
Princeton
Jack Snow
Buddy Perry
Anaheim
Browns Coach Uses Film To Motivate For Do Or Die Game
Cleveland head coach Blanton Collier screened segments of recent Giants games to Browns players to lift morale for the Saturday trip to New York. He cited limited prep time for the regular season finale, noting the team’s nine wins versus the Giants nine losses, while book makers show Cleveland favored by 10 points.
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UPI
Boston
Blanton Collier
Giants
New York
Collier
Browns
Cardinals
Eagles
Baltimore
Miami
Ten Inducted Into Goid Hall Of Fame
NEW YORK UPI Ten men were inducted into the football Hall of Fame Tuesday night and Notre Dame was presented the MacArthur Bowl as college team of the year. The gold medal award went to Donald Bradford Laurie, Princeton quarterback of the early 1920s. Earl Red Blaik was the only coach honored. Inducted players include Carroll, Herwig, Evans, Hubert, Lea, Mallory, Rinehart, Rote, Sprackling. Also recognized were the 1964 scholar athletes: Cousens, Zadel, Bell, Chonko, Oelschlager, Paul, Carpenter, Douglas, Iacavazzi, Roberts, Timberlake.
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New York
UPI
Football Hall of Fame
Notre Dame
National Football Foundation
Hall of Fame
Donald Bradford Laurie
Princeton
Army
Dartmouth
Earl
Red) Blaik
Charles Carroll
Wisconsin
Bob Herwig
California
Ray Evans
Kansas
Land
Pooley Hubert
Ken Cousens
Amherst
Charles Zadel
Tom Bell
Clemson
Arnold Chonko
Ohio State
Ron Oelschlager
Horse Paul
Houston
Mel Carpenter
Utah
Bill Douglas
Washington
Cosmo Iacavazzi
Archie Roberts
Columbia
Bob Timberlake
Michigan
Keydets Face Virginia and Other Southern Standings
Virginia Military Institute is the only Southern Conference team on today. Keydets duel non-league Virginia. West Virginia beat Richmond 67-65 in a close finish. Davidson routed Furman 113-82 with Fred Hetzel scoring 53 and breaking two Davidson records. William and Mary defeated George Washington 54-44 as GW was held scoreless for ten minutes in the second half. Walter Wenk and Martin Morris led William and Mary in a defensive game against GW.
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Richmond, Va
UPI
Virginia Military Institute
Virginia
West Virginia
Richmond
Davidson
Furman
William and Mary
George Washington
Indians
Walter Wenk
Martin Morris
Aces Dominate AHL Statistics
The Quebec Aces lead the American Hockey League with the league’s top four scorers through Sunday. Wayne Hicks tops with 20 goals and 36 points, Ed Hoekstra has 33 points and 25 assists, Cleland Mortson 29, Billy Sutherland 26. Cleveland’s Fred Glover leads in penalties, while Claude Du Four of Hershey posts a second shutout with a 2.23 GAA.
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Rochester
N. Y
UPI
Quebec Aces
Aces
Hershey
Wayne Hicks
Ed Hoekstra
Cleland Mortson
Billy Sutherland
Cleveland
Fred Glover
Bad Boy
Bob Blackburn
Providence
Claude DuFour
Gump Worsley
DuFour
Hagin
Worsley
Quebec Aces extend division lead with 5-2 win
The Quebec Aces, boasting league leading offense, defeated Cleveland 5-2 to push their Eastern Division lead in the American Hockey League to nine points over the idle Hershey Bears. The game was tied 2-2 entering the final period.
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United Press International
Quebec Aces
Cleveland
Hershey Bears
Marshall After First Victory
Marshall University prepares for a tough test against Eastern Kentucky, a 6-6 average height team that recently beat Transylvania and narrowly lost to Dayton. Coach Ellis Johnson considers shifting to a zone press defense and inserting Walt Smittle for Bill Whetsell to counter EKU’s big lineup.
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Richmond, Ky
UPI
Marshall University
Eastern Kentucky
Transylvania
Dayton
Marshall
Ellis Johnson
Steubenville
Morris Harvey
Indians fall deeper as Quebec tops Cleveland late
Leon Rochefort put Quebec on top 3-2 at 2 45 of the last period as Cleveland slipped to the Western Division cellar. In the other AHL game Baltimore beat Springfield 7-2, narrowing the gap between third place Indians and fourth place Bisons in the Eastern Division.
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Leon Rochefort
Quebec
Cleveland
Baltimore
Springfield
Indians
Bisons
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