Mount Hope Lineman Of Year Kiser To Attend Tennessee
Mount Hope tackle Henry Buster Kiser 18 was named Lineman of the Year by 16 West Virginia sportswriters for 1960. The 205-pound blocker, who also played center in punt formations, is considering Tennessee as his college choice and will receive the Kent Hunt Trophy from the Beckley Elks Lodge and Richwood Lions Club after doctors say surgery will cure his deafness.
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Mount Hope
Henry
Buster) Kiser
Wiens
Wenamahan
Dmisui
Digimvoer
US Uit
WVU
Blaine Tanner
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Tanner
Kent Hunt
Beckley Elks Lodge
Richwood Lions Club
George Balak
Weirton
Joe Bloomer
Williamson
Charles Brooks
West Virginia University
University of Tennessee
Sam Warwick
Fayette County
Seri Riser
Mount ‘Hope
John
Tennessee
Ruby
Et i
Loretta
Ernest Kiser
Fred Burns
Huntington
Earle Wittpen
Bill Bibb
Wheeling
Don McCulty
Clarksburg
al Ludwick
Fairmont
George McLaughlin
Beckley
Bob Scrivener
Martinsburg
Jim van Zant
Virgil Currence
Bluefield
Jim Snyder
Parkersburg
Dan Hose
Charleston
Don Pritchard
Logan
John Faulconer
Hinton
Mickey Furrari
Morgantown
Kiffe Currence
Welch
Gibson
Don Gibson
Clear Fork
Frontier
Albuquerque
Highlands University
New Mexico
Arizona State College
Highlands
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Bill Miller
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Joe Roy
Charles Reid
C. V. Thompson
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Reid
Gene Powell
Walt Reid
Austin Basham
Bill Carter
Pete Thomas
Denver Broncos
Brahhelm
W. Va
Buster Kiser
Buster
Ken Hunt Trophy
Richw and Beckley
David Hindsley
Woodrow Wilson
Mustangs
West Virginia U
Pirates Seek Revenge Tonite
Fayetteville based report on the Pirates basketball squad aiming to reverse last season’s 16 losses and four wins with a veteran heavy lineup led by coach Walter Beene. Key players include center David Arritt and seniors Joe Bill Bess and Rick Hess, plus juniors Lee Bess Teddy Scott Raymond Hilton Don Plumbley Earl Campbell Gary Ashell Stanley Fritz Tommy Keaton. schedule lists home and away games through February with a Holiday Tournament at Memorial Auditorium Fayetteville and a home game against Ansted.
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RNL
Ansted
Walter Beene
Beene
David Arritt
Fletcher Arritt
David
Don Plumley
Earl Campbell
Gary Ashell
Stanley Fritz
Tommy Keaton
Pirates
Memorial Auditorium
Mount Hope
Mt. Hope
M. Bridge
Oak Hill
Lookout
Clay
Gauley Bridge
Montgomery
Summersville
Beckley
Boxing Fight Results Across Cities by Associated Press
The Associated Press tallies multiple boxing results from New York Chicago Tokyo Pretoria San Francisco and other locales. Gale Kerwin and T J Jones score wins while Osamu Watanabe and Mike Holt also prevail.
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Associated Press
New York
Gale Kerwin
Eddie
Drew
Chicago
T. J. Jones
Tony Dupas
New Orleans
Tokyo
Osamu Watanabe
Japan
Sakuji Shinozawa
Pretoria
Mike Holt
South Africa
Gawie de Klerk
Baumann Sweeps AL Pitching Title
Frank Baumann, Chicago's lefty, won the 1960 AL pitching title with a 2.68 ERA. The White Sox acquired the 27-year-old pitcher in the offseason from Boston, going 13-6 in 185 innings with 2 shutouts. Jim Bunning of Detroit finished second in ERA at 2.79 and led the league with 201 strikeouts. Jim Coates of New York ended 13-3 with an .813 winning percentage. No 20-game winners. Chuck Estrada and Jim Perry each had 18 wins. Frank Lary led in five categories.
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Boston
Frank Baumann
Chicago
White Sox
Baumann
Jim Bunning
Detroit
Bunning
New York
Jim Coates
Chuck Estrada J
Baltimore
Jim Perry
Cleveland
Frank Lary
Top NBA scorers led by Chamberlain Baylor Robertson
Wilt Chamberlain heads the NBA scoring race with 975 points and a 37.5 average for the Philadelphia Warriors. Elgin Baylor is second with 951 points and a 35.2 average for the Los Angeles Lakers, while Oscar Robertson stands third with 805 points and a 28.7 average for the Cincinnati Royals.
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NEW York
Wilt Chamberlain
Elgin Baylor
Oscar Robertson
National Basketball Association
Chamberlain
Philadelphia Warriors
Baylor
Los Angeles Lakers
Robertson
Cincinnati Royals
Alabama Favored in Bluebonnet Bowl
Alabama is a one point favorite to beat Texas in the Bluebonnet Bowl at Rice Stadium in Houston. The game is set for 1 p.m. CST with a near sellout expected, pitting Darrell Royal against Paul Bryant in a defensive matchup likely decided by a kick. Texas yielded 2,144 rushing yards to foes, while Alabama allowed 1,576.
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Houston
Tex
University of Alabama
University of Texas
Rice
Darrell Royal
Texas
Paul
Bear) Bryant
Alabama
Royal
Longhorns
Auburn
Longhorn
Glended Whiskey and Drain Neutral Spirits Listing
Seagram Distillers Company of New York City lists Glended whiskey at 655 percent drain neutral spirits.
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Seagram-Distillers Company
New York City
Rigney To Manage Los Angeles Team
Los Angeles signs volatile Bill Rigney to manage its 1961 American League club after his 1960 Giants removal. Haney and Rigney fly to Boston for the draft as Rice Schoendienst Bilko Furillo names surface in talks.
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San Francisco
Bill Rigney
Rigney
Giants
Angels
Mgr
Fred Haney
Boston
Haney
del Rice
St. Louis Cardinals
Milwaukee
Centralia
Ill
Rice
Red Schoendienst
Schoendienst
St. Louis
West Virginia hunters bag about sixteen thousand deer
West Virginia Conservation Department reports roughly 16,000 deer taken in the six day firearms season. With 15,797 kills logged so far, the final total may rise. District tallies: Romney 7,285. Buckhannon 3,883. Martinsburg area No 1 3,430. Beckley area No 4 1,101. No 5 Southwestern section 98.
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Charleston
West Virginia
The
Conservation Department
Romney
Buckhannon
Middlebourne
Beckley
West Virginia High School and colleges basketball results list
Rainelle 80 Rupert 34 in high school action. Fairmont 95 Davis & Elkins 75. Bluefield 77 Fayetteville 73. Potomac State 90 Hagerstown Md 59. NBA: St Louis 114 Los Angeles 103. College and others: Louisville 74 Georgia Tech 65. Western Kentucky 86 Utah St 0. Duke 107 South Carolina 79. Florida St 74 Clemson 57. Purdue 83 Detroit 64. Indiana 66 Missouri 55. Purdue 83 Detroit 64. Kansas St 81 New Mexico 64. Brigham Young 74 TCU 65. Other scores and postponements listed.
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W. Va
Fairmont
Davis & Elkins
Bluefield
Fayetteville
N.C
Potomac State
Hagerstown
Ourna
Louisville
Georgia Tech
Western Kentucky
Utah St
Princeton
Villanova
Fairfield
Seton Hall
New Wyoming swimming coach named at University of Wyoming
Ray G. Chinn 35, former Northwestern State College instructor, takes over as swimming coach in Laramie after Dave Glander resigns to join Los Angeles State College.
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Laramie
Wyo
Ray G. Chinn
Northwestern State College
Alva
Okla
University of Wyoming
Chinn
Dave Glander
Los Angeles State College
Mount Hope high school earns honors at Morgantown club
Mount Hope High School captured the Coalfield Conference AA trophy and was named co-champs in Class AA. Coach Blaine Tanner received an unusual award for proficiency as a high school grad coach, with WVU standout Pomponio winning the Ira E Rodgers Award and Buster Kiser named Lineman of the Year.
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Mount Hope High School
Buster Kiser
Blaine Tanner
Morgantown Touchdown Club
Tanner
Touchdown Club
Morgantown
T.D
Mount Hope
West Virginia University
Charles Donaldson
Gene Corum
Frank Fedorovich
Russ Crane
James Walthall
Ray Watson
Ed Shockey
Albert C. Gwynne
Elvis J. Stahl Jr
Perry Gresham
Bob Prince
Ira E. Rodgers
John Rockis
William Hesen
Wendell Bohrer
Harold “Deacon” Duvall
Jim Carey
John Moricle
John Levine
Art George
Junior Tupes
Sam Barberio
Sam Jones
Bob Richards
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