Flying Eagles top Alumni in 75-63 victory
Woodrow Wilson Flying Eagles led by Ron Kyle with 28 points and seven rebounds and Terry Dillon with 11 points and 16 boards defeated the Alumni 75-63. Be sure to note halftime 41-23 and return date December 29 against Charleston Mountain Lions at the Field House.
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Ron Kyle
Terry Dillon
Woodrow Wilson Flying Eagles
Kyle
Dillon
Bed
Beckley
Varsity
Flying Eagles
David Barksdale
Pat Fragile
Ronnie Cimala
Grads
Bane
Lawrence Wiseman
Oak Hill
Shady Spring
Ron Cimala
Dave Huffman
Bill Karbonit
Rudy Coleman
William Smith
Jerry Gallagher
Ted Starr
Floyd Vecillio
Ron Lilly
Buddy Hutchens
Freddy Lewis
L. A. Gates
Bob Manning
Bob Short
Bob Rappold
W. McNeish
Rusty Parsons
Fragile
Barksdale
Cimala
Huffman
Karbonit
Coleman
Vecillio
Smith
Gallagher
Starr
Lilly
Dillin
Hutchens
Lewis
Manning
Rappold
Minnesota Beats Loyola of Chicago 89 to 75 at Home
Minnesota used double figures from five players to defeat Loyola of Chicago 89-75 on the Ramblers’ home court. Mel Northway and Archie Clark led with 19 points each, Frank Perez added 20 for Loyola.
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Minnesota
Loyola
Chicago
Gophers
Mel Northway
Archie Clark
Frank Perez
Ram
High School Basketball Scores From West Virginia and Nearby Areas
United Press International reports numerous high school games across West Virginia and surrounding states with numerous teams posting varied margins. Elk Garden led 86 57 over Circleville while other results include Bayard 87 Beverly 39 and Welch 65 Saeger 56.
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W. Va
United Press International High School
Elk Garden
Circleville
Bayard
Beverly
Alleghany of
Cumberland
Keyser
Welch
Saeger
Branwell, Va
Gary
Athens
Big Creek
Charleston
South Charleston
Hoover
DuPont
Dunbar
East Bank
Webster Springs
Alumni
Duvall
Gilmore
Elkins
Buckhannon
Fairmont West
Weston
Mannington
Clay Battelle
Fairview
St. Peters
Fairmont
New Martinsville
Valley
Middlebourne
Bishop Donahue
Dapont
Ohio
Linsly of
Wheeling
Bellaire
Weirton
Wheeling Central
Man Grads Rally Past Varsity 89-85 in Alumni Game
Jim Jackson led the alumni to an 89-85 victory over Man High School varsity, scoring 38 points on 16 field goals and six free throws. Ray Sharp led the varsity with 30 points in a competitive exhibition.
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Jim Jackson
Man High School
Jackson
Ray Sharp
Duke of Windsor and Hagen Recovering From Surgery
Duke of Windsor and Walter Hagen, famed golf figures, are recovering in Houston and Detroit after separate surgeries. The Duke, 70, underwent removal of a bulge from his abdominal artery at Methodist Hospital on December 16, and Hagen, 72, had a throat operation at Ford Hospital in Detroit last week as they recuperate apart from each other.
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New York
UPI
Duke of Windsor
Walter” Hagen
Houston
Tex
Detroit
Eddie
Prince of Wales
Walt
Methodist Hospital
Hagen
Ford
International Golf Association
Duke
Knicks Defeat SF Behind Reed
Willie Reed led the Knicks with 25 points in a 124-118 win over the San Francisco Warriors in Sacramento. Wilt Chamberlain scored 46 for the Warriors, while Knicks teammates also posted double figures in the lone NBA game of the night.
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United Press International
New York Knickerbocker
Willie Reed
National Basketball Association
San Francisco Warriors
Reed
Sacramento
Knicks
Warriors
Wilt Chamberlain
San Franciscans
Chamberlain
Philadelphia
Los Ange
Bluefield Defeats Oak Hill 78 68 in Conference Clash
Bluefield built an early 21 9 lead and held on for a 78 68 Coalfield Conference win over Collins High of Oak Hill. John Burton scored 32 for Bluefield with 11 field goals and 10 of 15 free throws, while Rick Karnesadded 12 and Paul Dodson 10. Gary Keffer led Oak Hill with 23 points, Paul Pomeroy scoring 10.
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Davidson
Wildcats
Virginia
Brigham Young
Ohio State Buckeyes
UCLA
Gail Goodrich
Southern California
Oklahoma City
Creighton
Nebraska
California
Golden Bears
Cornhuskers
Bears
Vanderbilt
Miami
Ohio
Commodores
Clyde Lee
Michigan State
Loyola
New Orleans
Duquesne
Gonzaga
Georgia
Clemson
Iowa State
Marquette
Akron
Buckness
Tennessee
Florida State
Murray State
Western Kentucky
Louisville
Tennessee Tech
Eastern Kentucky
OAK Hill
Bluefield
Collins High School
Beavers
John Burton
Rick Karnes
Paul Dodson
Gary Keffer
Collins
Paul Pomeroy
Danny Coppinger
John Burton Ll
John Beckette
John Wright
Rick
Pat Romano
Hill Bill Laster
Rusty Ross
Homer Jones
John Kincaid
Larry Gryzb
Jim Lilly
Mike Duda
Athens
Athens Trojans
Big
Danny Alvis
Larry Peck
Ronnie Keaton
Big Creek
Christian
Dillon
Thompson
Hobart
O'Neal
Allenarmon Linkous
Amos
Totals
Milburn Blankenship
David White
Dexter Friedl
Stanley Walls
Gray Alvis
Benny Parker
Hobie Keaton
John Crews
Detroit's Young Interim Coach Has Fine Future
New York NBA report on Detroit Pistons interim coach Dave DeBusschere, 24, rising from player to manager and coach. He maintains a player-first approach, oversees assistants Dennis Butcher and Ray Scott, and emphasizes a running style. Uncertainty remains about his long-term coaching career and timing with White Sox spring training.
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NEW York
NBA
Detroit Pistons
National Buse Association
Fred Zollner
Zollner
Don Wattrick
Pistons
Dave DeBusschere
Charley Eckman
DeBusschere
Detroit University
Charley Wolf
Dennis Butcher
Ray Scott
Chicago White Sox
White Sox
Dave
Wattrick
Phillies Acquire Del Greco and Move Baughman
Veteran outfielder Bobby Del Greco was purchased from Vancouver by the Phillies Arkansas farm team. As part of the deal, Chattanooga catcher Larry Baughman was sold to Birmingham in the Southern League. Green Bay signs Utah fullback Allan Jacobs, the Packers' 10th-round choice as a future pick. Sal Maglie approved for deputy state athletic commissioner post in Niagara County. Jean Piat, 42, top French horse trainer, dies in car crash with veterinary surgeon Dr. Jean Cartier and Cartier's wife. New York Giants sign ninth-round pick John Frick, 6-3, 225, from Ohio University and plan him at starting guard.
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PHILS
del Greco
Philadelphia
UPI
Bobby del Greco
Vancouver
Philadelphia Phillies
Arkansas
Phillies
Chattanooga
Larry Baughman
Birmingham
Packers
Green Bay
Wis
Utah
Allan Jacobs
Green Bay Packers
National Football League
Maglie
Niagara Falls
Sal Maglie
Niagara County
Allan Vandermark
Paris
Jean Piat
France
Jean Cartier
Cartier
GIANT
Frick New York
New York Giants
John Frick
Ohio University
Allie Sherman
Frick
Jefferson to miss no operation for shoulder injury
The Pittsburgh Steelers announced that draft choice Roy Jefferson of Utah will not need surgery to repair a shoulder separation. Dr. Reed Clegg, Utah team physician, said Jefferson should regain full strength barring complications after healing. Jefferson sustained the injury in the Liberty Bowl versus West Virginia University.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
Pittsburgh Steelers
National Football League
Roy Jefferson
Utah
Reed Clegg
Clegg
Jefferson
Steelers
Atlantic City
West Virginia University
WVU Mountaineers Bow Out in Liberty Bowl Optimism Ahead
Stover enjoyed the Liberty Bowl trip with Orville Lee Stover of Stover's Appliance in attendance. He praised the indoor atmosphere and spoke with WVU fullback Dick Leftridge about the fast track and lights. Leftridge noted the Utah game advantages and WVU’s uneven performance, while local area teams show multiple players averaging double figures as a regional stat summary.
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West Virginia Mountaineers
WVU
Syracuse
Kentucky
Virginia Tech
Corum
Orville Lee Stover
Stover
Curt Gowdy
ABC
Gowdy
Buffalo Bill
Boston Patriots
Boston
Dick Leftridge
West Virginia
Utah Combine
Leftridge
Utah
Pitt
Mountiefield
Orange
Floyd Little
Bob Schweickert
McCune
Mountaineers
Larry Krutko
Berlenbach's Recipe: Cook Right, Eat Right
New York boxing legend Paul Berlenbach recalls the 1925 Madison Square Garden bout that opened the arena to boxing and Delaney's funeral, reflecting on diet, health, and his long career. He notes Delaney’s skill, Berlenbach's weight around 170, and his life after boxing with a brewery job and newsstand.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
Paul Berlenbach
Jack Delaney
Richard
Berlenbach
Delaney
Jack
Paul
Jimmy Darcey
Battling Siki
Mike McTigue
Jimmy Slattery
Young
West Virginia buck proves tricky target for bow hunters
A three day bow hunting trip at the Ponderosa game preserve in Charleston shows a West Virginia whitetail buck tougher to hit than major African game. The party included Bob Swinehart Reading PA Howard Gillelan Outdoor Life Rob ert Powers and Ted Summerville. Summerville, the only novice, claimed the lone trophy a nine point rack.
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Charleston
UPI
West Virginia
Ponderosa
Bob Swinehart
Reading
Howard Gillelan
Outdoor Life Magazine
Robert Powers
Ted Summerville
Atlanta
Swinehart
Africa
Summerville
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St. Louis
Bob Cole
Kentucky Wildcats
Pat Riley
Cole
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Rainelle
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Zabeth
Cairo
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LSU
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Stillman
Tenn
Florida St
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Tenn. Tech
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Man Grads
Mike Johnson
Dave Cook
Jim Blevins
Tom Davis
Buddy Ellison
Bob Hall
Butch Linville
Mack Butcher
Ron Grimmett
Benny Merritt
Craig Davis
Paul Ward
Griffith
Ricky Mitchell
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Quality Pastry Shop, Inc
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W. L. Pet
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L. Pet
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Marcel Cerdan Jr
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Karl Lilly Register
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Rebels
Danny D'Antoni
Jim Graham
Bob Fulford
Little Ronnie “Grasshopper” Spencer
Pineville
Dallas Blankenship
Ronnie Ellison
Robert Craft
Larry Blankenship
Minutemen
Bob McClain
Sophia
Darrell Billings
Carlos Privett
Bobby Trump
Walter Daniels
Trap Hill
James Collins
Teddy Milam
Gery Terry
Danny Knight
Clear Fork High
Sandstone
Sharples
Marsh Fork
Mark Twain
Glen Rogers
Stoco
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