Monday Night Keglers Set High Games Pace Race
In the Monday Night Handicap league, bowlers push toward new records as high games rise from 200s to near 240. Marco Cipolat nets 237 with a 641 series, while Dwayne Withey hits 233 despite a 151 average. Earl Wipperman posts a rare 379 three game set amid typical scores and lighthearted notes about Bob Shiflett and Barbara. The piece also critiques WVU football coaching changes and reports Mets publicity gimmicks aboard trains with fans at Shea Stadium.
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Paul Beasley
Marco Cipolat
Cipolat
Bob Shiflett
Bob
Barbara
WVU
Gene Corum
West Virginia University
Corum
McCune
Leftridge
Ford
Mountaineers
West Virginia
College Roundup: Vandy Syracuse Remain Unbeaten
Vanderbilt stays undefeated with a 102-82 win over Wake Forest as Clyde Lee scores 32 and grabs 20 rebounds in limited minutes. Syracuse stays unbeaten with a 106-89 win over Bowling Green led by Dave Bing’s 38 points.
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United
Clyde Lee Vanderts
Lee
Wake Forest
Vanderbilt
Bo Wyenandt
Thomas
Kansas State
Nick Pino
Indiana
Pino
John Austin
Boston College
St. Mary’s College of California
Syracuse
Bowling Green
Dave Bing
Orangemen
Stan Pawlak
Pennsylvania
Missouri
Rice
University of Detroit
Xavier
Ohio
Ohio University
Purdue
Russ Hamilton
Rutgers
Princeton
John Beasley
Texas A&m
Memphis State
Corum Resigns WVU Seeks New Grid Coach
West Virginia University announced head football coach Jim Corum resigned on Monday amid a broader program review. Athletic director Red Brown seeks a replacement by January 15, with a national search and restrictions excluding current staff and professionals.
WVU Football Firing Echoes Mixed Feelings From Sportswriters
State Scribes greet news of Gene Corum’s resignation at West Virginia University with varied views. Editors from Fairmont Times Morgantown DominNews Parkersburg News Wheeling Intelligencer weigh inevitability fault and hope for a strong successor, mentioning Perry Moss as a potential name.
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Morgantown
UPI
West Virginia University
Gene Corum
Bill Evans
Fairmont Times
Corum
Mickey Furfari
Morgantown Domin - News
Ed Daniel
Jim Snyder
Parkersburg
Dr. Miller
Elvis Stahr
Art Lewis
Cliff McWilliams
Wheeling Intelligencer
Perry Moss
Charleston Rockets
West Virginia seeks new football coach after Corum resignation
WVU begins search for a new head coach after Gene Corum resigns following a 29-30-2 tenure. Corum cites dissatisfaction with his work, with the 1965 team at 4-6 after a 63-48 loss to Pittsburgh. President Miller notes a two-year program study. Red Brown aims to name a successor by Jan. 15. Corum offered a department position. pay not a limit.
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Morgantown
UPI
Virginia University
Corum
University Offici
WVU
George King
Bucky Waters
West Virginia
Red Brown
United States
Brown
Paul Miller
Mountaineers Surates Coatstra Afense
Funtion Segend
Sugge
Miller
Esprit de Corps
West Virginia University
Price
Gene Corum
Mountaineer
Pittsburgh
John Michelosen
BOWL WICK Monday Night Handicap Standings And Highs
The bulletin lists team records with wins and losses across leagues C and P Telephone with top teams Martina Tile Co and The Mixers leading. It also reports high series and game marks by bowlers including Arnold Wyant, Bob Field, Gloria Roark and others, with individual scores and event results across multiple divisions.
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Dot
C & O Railroad
Mabscott Supply Co
Martina Tile Co
Coal City
Beaver Service
Meadows Lumber Co
Martinal Tile Co
Aiden Wilson
Duke Williams
Arnold Wyant
Bill Coughlin
George Williams
Larry Davis
Ernest Spencer
Dick Sepkowski
Bob Thacker
Press Lightner
Dominic Savino
Cecil Johnston
Ned Ragland
Charles Karbonit
WICK
C & P Telephone
the Mixers
The
Green Hornets
Bearcats
Arnold! Wyant
Gloria Roark
C. O
Beckley Hospital
Beckley Welding
Beckley Insulation
Rose & Queenberry
Eastern Assoc
Dearing Bros
John’s Amoco
Rose & Quesenberry
Area Basketball Schedule Highlights Weeklong Matchups
The schedule lists visiting teams Big Creek Oak Hill Pt. Pleasant Fayetteville Marsh Fork Williamson Stoco Shady Spring Glen Rogers Clear Fork Herndon Beckley Jr. against home teams Bluefield Montgomery Oak Hill Jr Princeton Jr Fayetteville Seth Oceana Stratton Beckley Jr Pineville Baileysville Poca across Tuesday through Friday with multiple junior teams and venues in the region.
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Big Creek
Oak Hill Pt. Pleasant
Fayettevile
Marsh Fork
Williamson Stoco Shady Spring Glen Rogers
Clear Fork
Herndon
Oak Hill
Fayetteville
Seth Oceana
Stratton
Ernest Dunford
Jackie Trystuck
Panthers
Jack McGraw
Jerry Lambert
Minutemen
Larry Blankenship
Big Gun
Stoco
Glen Rogers
Trap Hill Wildcats
Glen Rogers High School
Wildcats
Seth
Shady Spring
Baileysville
Noel Riffe
Danny Knight
Knight
Dallas Cooper
Trap Hill
Matoaka
Owls
Elkhorn
Richmond District
Clear Fork High School
Shady High Gym
Knights
Barry Stover
Panther
Oceana
Oceana Indians
Indians
Wolfpack
Joe E
Larry Xton
Larry Cook
Ralph Hannah
Larry Perry
Elwood Pennington
Benny Cook
Greg Daniels
Randall Topping
Carl Fleenor
Larry Mathis
Charles Lecco
Jim Justice
Belfry
Red Devils
Huntington High
Paul Pomeroy
Jim Lilly
Mike Duda
Larry Gryzk
Hill
Becks
Flying Eagles
Big Oo
Beutel
Pies
Man
Pleasant
Princeton
Athens
Peterstown
Hoop Results From Various College Matches
A roundup of college games with scores across teams such as Army, Cornell, Queens College, Pratt, St. Michael’s, LIU, Wagner, Susquehanna, Syracuse, Bowling Green, Xavier, Marshall, Mississippi State, Texas, Oklahoma State, and many others. Notable results include Connecticut 84 over Maine 69 and Syracuse 106 over Bowling Green 89. The standings show wide scoring totals and lopsided wins in several matchups.
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East Army
Cornell
New York DC
Martin CC
Hunter
Queens Coll
Pace
Pratt
St. Michael’s
Mddlebry
LIU
S. Conn. St
Wagner
Susquehanna
St. Frass
Tex. Soc
Scranton
Wilkes
Connecticut
Maine
Bus. Coll
St. May
Calif
Midwest Ohio
Purdue
Yngston
Mich. Luth
Kansas St
Indiana
Iowa St. A
Ark. St
East Carolina
No. Texas
Midwestern
Okla. Chris
WVU and Richmond Seek First Southern Conference Loss
West Virginia and Richmond head into tonight's game both 3-0 in the Southern Conference. WVU arrives after a 96-86 loss to Illinois while Richmond defeated Virginia 89-69 in its last outing. The Spiders' sole blemish this year came in a 127-76 defeat by North Carolina.
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Morgantown
UPI
West Virginia
Richmond
Illinois
Virginia
Spiders
North Carolina
John Moates
Spike Welch
Battseymeast
Area Teams Highlight National Hoop Action Across Tonight’s Card
Tonight twelve area teams clash as Oceana Stratton Sophia Pineville host Woodrow Wilson. Shady Spring seeks revenge on Sophia while Marsh Fork and Stratton loom as top ACL contenders. Stoco visits Pineville after a 78 45 win. Arbaugh praises Jerry Lambert and Wayne Perdue as Stoco irons out offense and defense.
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Marsh Fork
Montreal
Bulldogs
Mayo
Dubois
Stoco Indians
Arbaugh
Clear Fork
Indians
Pineville
Stoco
Minutemen
Jerry Lambert
Wayne Perdue
Richards poised for long Houston stay but unsure of future
Paul Richards, under contract with the Houston Astros through 1970 for 60,000 a year, could earn 300,000 over five years without playing a game. He contemplates staying with Houston or returning to managing, with interest from the Reds and White Sox. The decision hinges on whether he can remain with baseball or move on.
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New York
UPI
Paul Richards
Texas
Richards
Houston Astros
Astros
Cincinat Reds
Houston
Chicago White Sox
White Sox
Noone
Meanng Richards
Roy Hofheinz
Rickee
Accom Icards
Todd to Eagles Abash Halfback Signs Pro Contract
Todd of Ball State signed to play pro football with the Philadelphia Eagles of the NFL. Bob Lutz of Stanford and Bill Harris were chosen to represent the United States in the Sunshine Cup tennis matches on December 28 in Miami.
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Todd
Eagles
ABASH
Ind
UPI
Jim Todd
Ball State
Philadelphia Eagles
National Football League
Sunshine Bill Chicago
USS
Bob Lutz
Stanford University
Bill Harris
United States
Miami
HULA INVITATIONS HAWAII BOWL PLAYERS NAMED
Arkan sas tackles Glen Ray Hines and Jim Williams have accepted invitations to play in the Hula Bowl football game here on Jan 7.
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Honolulu
UPI
Arkansas
Glen Ray Hines
Jim Williams
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Mets
New York Mets
Long Island
Ed Kranepool
Met
Shea Stadium
Charley Finley
Vandy
London
Howard Winstone
Britain
Brian Cartwright
America
Martha
Dick Leftridge
Pittsburgh Steelers
Bob Dunlevy
Dallas Cowboys
Bill Sullivan
Detroit Lions
Huntington
Lewis
Mickey Barry
Dewayne Withey
Oather Kiser
Junior Farley
Marco Cipalot
Leno Martina
Omar Kidd
Bob Long
Percy Mullins
Bluefield Montgomery
Oak Hill Jr
Princeton Jr
Pineville Marsh Fork
Commercial Credit Plan
Commercial Credit Plan, Incorporated of
Beckley
Valley Drive
South
Stoco’s Indians
Wyoming County
Richard Howard
Larry Prichard
Jack Trystuck
Earl Arbaugh
Green
Rocky Mills
Claymon Duncan
John Redd
Stratton, Sophia
Hoop
Woodrow Wilson High School
Shady Spring Tigers
Raleigh County Armory
Sophiaigh School
Sophia Gym
Tigers
Shady
Richwood
Sophia
Blue Hawks
Jim Stone
Bob Trump
Carlos Privett
Mike Green
Jack ‘Richmond
Jan
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