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Newspaper

Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1964

Page

8

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.

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.

Aime Civic Center Organtown Ma West Virginia VMI Gary McPherson Cass W. Va Bear Spiders Mountaineers Tom Tenwick Perry Polinsky Bill Ryczaj WVII Bill Maphis Johnny Moates Maphis Ryczaj WVU Tenwick Shaffer Lesher Lentz Benfield Ooo Richmond Ree Camp Richmond

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Cleveland 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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Leon Rochefort Quebec Cleveland Baltimore Springfield Indians Bisons

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