Pizzino answers Raleigh County game warden concerns
Capt. Ivan Pizzino of the Department of Natural Resources responds to a Raleigh County reader about local game wardens. He notes two officers cover 610 square miles, urges residents to call 252 1173 or the officers at 877 6560 to report violations, and defends the need for citizen reporting despite limited staff.
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Joseph Kellam
Beckley
UCLA Unanimous Choice In UPI Poll
UCLA earns top ranking in UPI Coaches Poll with 240 points after an unbeaten stretch. North Carolina places second with 209 points, Davidson third, and New Mexico, Villanova, Notre Dame, Cincinnati, Purdue, and Kansas State in the top ten. Southern California rounds out the top 20 as UCLA dominates the field with strong victories over Purdue, Ohio State, and Notre Dame.
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Tar Heels defeat Vanderbilt as Michigan upsets Duke 90 80
North Carolina, ranked No. 2, rallied from a 39 40 halftime deficit to beat Vanderbilt 79 62 in Charlotte as Dick Huebner and Bill Scott led with 18 points apiece and Michigan overwhelmed Duke 90 80 behind Rudy Tomjanovich's 29 points. Kansas, New Mexico and Villanova also posted wins in a busy early season slate.
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Southern Melhorks
Southern Illinois
Cliff Parsons
Air Force
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LaSalle
Rider
Gene. Williams
Racing Results Highlight Jockey Lead Shifts and Upsets
The 1968 jockey standings show Cordero ahead of Pineda with 8M to 308 wins as both miss winners on Monday. Eddie Belmonte sparked Tropical Park with a three win day including Klassy Poppy in a $3,700 allowance feature that paid $50.80 $13.20 and $5.89. May Queen and Billy Mike also scored for Belmonte, while Danteress upset in Aqueduct’s $43,000 allowance, with Dancun Dream ridden by Bob Whaley and paying $14.00 to win.
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May Queen
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Danteress
Aqueduct
Bob Whaley
Dancun Dream
Five Lettermen To Lead Shady Spring This Season
Five lettermen return for Shady Spring Wildcats led by senior guards and a 6-0, 178-pound post. Coach Chandler Lester faces rebounding issues as the team strives for a top spot in Raleigh County League amid rival Marshfield. Standouts include McLaughlin and Autersun with scoring in two early games. team averages near 46 points per game last season.
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Brown star shines in timeworn horse, football mix
The report blends horse racing and football chatter with Jim Brown cited as a standout, mentioning Elusive horses like Pleasantness and Miss Spin Acapulco in California and Maryland tracks. It notes Kelly and Gale Sayers figures, alluding to big wagers and marquee events like the Flamingo Farms and Laurel Brandy Handicap amid a broadcast by United Press International.
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Browns Hopeful Kelly Leads Browns In Tough Week
Kelly, the league scoring leader, anchors Cleveland as it faces a challenging slate, with notes on his 1964 season totals and a push toward surpassing last year’s yardage. The piece also touches on team decisions, coaching views, and player matchups shaping the Browns’ prospects this season.
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ABA Standings And Players Mentioned In Jumbled Report
A garbled United Press International summary references ABA standings and various players. It mentions figures such as Leroy and related names, college affiliations, and possible sports events, but the text is unclear with many misprints and nonsensical phrases.
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