Woodrow Wilson Hosts Pony Express In Area Clash
Beckley Flying Eagles chase revenge for a 68-66 loss to Huntington as coach Lawrence Wiseman leads a four game win streak. Beckley sits at tenth in the AP state poll and seeks an upset to improve ratings with Ron Kyle and Terry Dillon orchestrating the offense and Ron Lilly along with Buddy Hutchens in the backcourt.
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Pike Motel Wins In City Basketball
Pike Motel toppled L&B 72-65 in City League action at the Recreation Building. Skiles led with 25 points, Helmandollar had 26 for LAB, and Wilkes Insurance beat Lewis Transfer 77-65 behind Maddy's 31 and Ogar's 26 as Jim Fox edged Skelton Wrecking 62-57.
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Elkhorn Nips Stratton in last second foul shot
Elkhorn upset Stratton 69-68 as Vernon Carrington fouled and missed two free throws. Harry Mayo led Elkhorn with 27 points, Larry Harris added 20, sealing the win in Raleigh County play. Stratton had hoped to finish with one loss after a 13 game streak.
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Pirates Add Veteran Crandall To Back Up Pagliaroni
Pittsburgh Pirates acquire 35-year-old catcher Del Crandall from San Francisco Giants for pitcher Bob Priddy and first baseman Bob Burda. Crandall, a four time Gold Glove winner and five time All Star, will spell Jim Pagliaroni as the team seeks catching depth. Priddy and Burda head to the Giants and Tacoma farm club respectively.
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Baltimore Colts Sign 15th Draft Pick Roy From Jackson State
The Baltimore Colts signed their 15th draft choice Roy a 6 foot 6 inch, 225 pound defensive end from Jackson State College. He joins the NFL team after being selected in the draft proceedings held Thursday.
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Oceana Matmen Beat Big Creek 25 18 in Wrestling Meet
Oceana's wrestling team earned their third win of the season by defeating Big Creek 25 to 18. Tom Cook, David Haynes, Tim Blankenship, J R White, Larry Bailey, Larry Miller, Dale Dixon, and Dewey Brown posted wins for Oceana with several close decisions and pins noted in the match results.
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Double Header Proposed For Garden Title
Teddy Brenner of Madison Square Garden planned a New York conference with Angelo Dundee to discuss a Garden double header on March 30. The card would feature Pastrano defending the 175 pound title against Jose Torres and Emile Griffith defending the 147 pound welterweight crown against Jose Stable, both bouts set for 15 rounds. Brenner hoped to confirm both matches next week.
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Beckley Eaglets Roll to 13th Win Over Mullens
Beckley Blue Eaglets built a 20-7 start and 40-11 halftime lead, defeating Mullens 82-52 in a Thursday junior high game. Fourteen Beckley players scored with Phil Luchini and David Lyons each at 14 points while Darrell Pauley topped the game with 15.
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Shepherd Faces Falcons Tonight in West Virginia Clash
United Press International reports a key West Virginia Conference showdown as league leader Fairmont hosts Shepherd. Fairmont is 13-2 while Shepherd sits 6-2. other games include Davis and Elkins at Beckley and Wheeling at Glenville. Morris Harvey’s 94-80 loss to West Virginia Tech may tighten standings. Wesleyan edged Salem 98-89 and Concord defeated Bluefield State 93-86.
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Record 728 Wild Turkeys Killed in West Virginia Panhandle
In Charleston, the West Virginia Department of Natural Resources reported a record 728 wild turkeys killed during the 1964 season in the Eastern Panhandle, up 85 percent from 1963 and 80 percent above the prior 1958 peak. statewide turkey kills reached 1,206, still below the 1955 record of 1,593.
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Tyman Tallies 15 000th Point
Cincinnati veteran Jack Twyman joins NBA immortals by reaching 15 003 career points as the Royals beat Detroit 130 109 in Fort Wayne Indiana. Oscar Robertson 28 and Wayne Embry 24 lead the winners while Twyman adds 17.
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Calhoun to Meet Gonzales in Feb 22 bout in Paris
Jamaica’s Milo Calhoun replaces European champion Luis Folledo to face New York's Jose Gonzales in a 10 round fight set for February 22 at the Palais des Sports.
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Colorado State Sociologist Notes Teen Twist Rejected by Teens
A Colorado State University sociologist observes that teenagers rejected a trend when it spread to adults, calling the shift itself a twist in social adoption. The remark highlights how youth culture resists trends once they lose novelty.
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