Packers Rally Past 49ers In Division Title Bid
Green Bay escaped an 11 point deficit to defeat San Francisco 31 21 as their rugged ground game and staunch defense drive toward a third straight Western Division title. Detroit stayed alive with a 37 23 win over Minnesota as New York won its eighth straight, while Bears, Steelers and Cardinals posted notable results.
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West Virginia Seeks Lead With Richmond Clash
West Virginia University coach George King plans to use more substitutes as the Mountaineers face Richmond on the road seeking a Southern Conference lead after recent setback at Ohio State. Virginia Tech idle until Dec 17, and other conference rivals pace with varying results as the season tightens.
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Morris Harvey Faces Tech State In WVC Clash
The West Virginia Conference opens with Morris Harvey, two fellow undefeated programs West Virginia Tech and West Virginia State, and a slate of Tuesday to Friday games. Morris Harvey aims to rebound behind veterans Dick O’Neal and Jerry Moore after a 4-0 start.
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All-State Board Meets Picks Honorary Squad
The all-state football board of the West Virginia Sportswriters Association met in Parkersburg to select the Class AAA AA and A teams. Announcement of the teams is expected next week. Board members include George Springer, Bill Bibb, Dick Hudson, Jim Snyder, and others.
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Beckley Post Herald
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Wheeling Intelligencer
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Charleston Daily Mail
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Parkersburg News
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Huntington Herald Dispatch
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Fairmont West Virginian
Bill Chaddock
Wheeling News- Register
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Bluefield Daily Telegraph
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Martinsburg Journal
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Lilly Captures Pin Honors In Women’s Majors
Duncan Catron led the Women’s Majors at Bowl Wick with a 213 517 series, defeating league leader Lew is Chevrolet two games. Jerry Lilly posted a 235 568 series for the night’s high yet his team lost. Ruby Jo Gordon 177 517 for Chevy, Kathy Kambouris 213 517 for Duncan Catron, and Mary Cook 504 also noted. Dairy Maids from Greenbrier closed within one game of Chevy Five after two wins over Meadows Oil Co. Yvonne Stone 213 548 topped Dairy, Lela Hawley 210 528 led Meadows. Cleo Crewey 508 topped losers. Quality Pastry, led by Jo Ann Stanley, won two of three from King Photo. Mooseheart took two from King Tut’s. Stanley finished with 504. Alicia Mohler led Photo scoring.
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Jerry Lilly
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Dairy Girls
Lela Hawley
Cleo Crewey
Jo Ann Stanley
King Photo
Mooseheart
King Tut’s
Miss Stanley
Alicia Mohler
Bowling Standings and High Scores From Mullens Area Leagues
The report highlights multiple league results at Mullens venues. Frances Torrico paced Moose Heart with a 474 series as they won twice, while Mary Hall led Moose with a 186-525 and Betsy White topped the losers with 507. In the Men’s Major League, Mullens Moose swept Pryors Firestone with Fred Conner at 213-562 and Lewis Danton i 215-559. Welch Recreation moved to second by beating Peoples Bank, led by Larry Smithberger 205-550 and Charles Calabro 223-529. Bank of Mullens Cook 205-571 topped Wikes Jewelry, and J Burgess led the Sportsman at 495. Don Phillips
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Striking Ladies Tip for Spot Bowling Progress
A teaching note advises beginners to start with pin bowling and switch to spot bowling as skill grows. It recommends using a rangefinder marked by tape on the second arrow from the right to guide a child’s practice.
Dischinger fuels Zephyrs win while Wilt struggles
Chicago Zephyrs star Terry Dischinger scored 33 points on a weekend return to lead a 110-102 win over the San Francisco Warriors. Wilt Chamberlain followed his 52 point average with 29 points as San Francisco dropped their 11th straight defeat. In other games, the Syracuse Nationals defeated the Los Angeles Lakers 117-114 and the Detroit Pistons beat the St. Louis Hawks 125-119.
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Today's Hoops Schedule with Several High School Matchups
Mullens trails Sophia and Glen Rogers at Stoco as Shady Spring visits Trap Hill while Mount Hope faces Gauley Bridge. Stratton visits Marsh Fork and Mark Twain plays Clear Fork as Oceana meets Chapmanville and Pineville at Big Creek. A note cites life expectancy rising to 72 for today’s fifth graders.
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Bell Named Lineman of the Year in 1962 College Football
Minnesota tackle Bobby Bell, a Shelby North Carolina native converted from quarterback, won United Press International Lineman of the Year for 1962 by a 2-1 margin over Alabama center Lee Roy Jordan. Bell helped Minnesota lead the nation in rushing defense as coach Murray Warmath credited Bell for the Gophers strong play.
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