Beckley Logan Games Postponed Amid Busy Schedule
Marsh Fork at Coal City postponed to next week by W. Bryson. Beckley vs Logan at the Armory rescheduled for Saturday. Raleigh County League and Coalfield Conference games fill the slate as Marsh Fork, Sophia, Stoco, Shady Spring and others vie for early league positioning.
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Stoco
Marsh Fork
Coal City
Om W. Bryson
Tim Massey Mae
Beckley
Logan
Armory
Raleigh
Coalfield
Sophia
Stoco Indians
Shady Spring
Shady
Tigers
Mark Twain
Eddie Lynch
Lynch
Trap Hill
Blue Hawks
Mullens
Bluefield
Rebels
Princeton
Oceana
Princeston
Gary
Pineville
Mt. Hope
Ansted
Baileysville
Gilbert Logan
Ppd
Clear Fork
Stratton
Excelsior
Conley
Summersville
Fayetteville
Pine
Montreal
Doug Basham
Rodney
Rushbrook
Bulldogs
Ray Webber
Jim Clay
Danny Pritchard
David
RCL
Herndon
Bramwell
Clarence Folden
Ronnie Harrison
Folden
Maroons Still Leading State Schoolboy Race
Wheeling Central Maroons hold first in the WV schoolboy basketball polling with 19 straight wins. St Albans and Elkins follow, while Gauley Bridge rises to fifth after beating Parkersburg and Summersville. Logan jumps from 12th to sixth behind wins over Princeton and Huntington East. Washington Irving enters top 10 as Parkersburg and Princeton fall out.
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John T.rady
Charleston
UPI
Wheeling Central Maroons
West Virginia
Maroons
United Press International Board of Coaches
St. Albans
Elkins
South Charleston
Gauley Bridge
Logan
Parkersburg
Weirton
Huntington East
Washington Irving
Central
Princeton
Richwood
Matewan
Kermit
Buckhannon
Huntington Marshall
Fairmont East
Piedmont
Barrackville
Wheeling Central
Linsly
Wellsburg
Steubenville Catholic
Bellaire St. Johns
Man
East
Weirton Madonna
Triadelphia
Huntington
Grafton
Roosevelt-Wilson
Bowling Congress Event Continues Into Fourth Day
The 60th annual American Bowling Congress Tournament entered its fourth day in Buffalo New York as teams arrived from nearby areas with aims to upset leaders. Frank Rokas of Gary Indiana was crowned Joe Bowler in the opening weekend ceremonies as the event focuses on crowning the 1963 champions.
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Buffalo
N.Y
UPI
Frank Rokas
Gary
Ind
Joe Bowler
Moyer Defends World Title in Hawaii Bout
Denny Moyer defends the world junior middleweight title tonight in Honolulu against Stan Harrington amid reports of weight issues. The state Boxing Commission rejected a request to move weigh in two hours earlier. the bout is set for 1 p.m. HST today.
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Honolulu
UPI
Denny Moyer
Stan Harrington
State Boxing Commission
Portland
Ore
Moyer
Molinas May Appeal Trial Delays Move Toward Appeal
New York prosecutors and defense lawyers contest whether a lengthy trial interruption due to Judge Sarafite’s illness tainted the Molinas case. State Supreme Court Justice Hofstadter asked for briefs on whether the 2 to 3 week hiatus and limited proceedings affected the jury’s verdict. The master fixer of the college basketball scandal faces a 10 to 15 year sentence and may seek appellate relief.
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New York
UPI
Jack Molinas
State Supreme Court
Samuel H. Hofstadter
Joseph A. Sarafite
Hofstadter
Counsl
George Jacobus says new golf stars rise as old timers last long
PGA president George Jacobus says today’s golf stars face more supply than demand while older champions like Hagen Hogan and Jones set longevity standards. He recalls starting junior golf emphasis and notes modern purses attract many players, but true longevity favors earlier greats.
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Miami
UPI
Arnold Palmer
Gary Player
Jack Nicklaus
PGA
George Jacobus
Jacobus
Ridgewood
N.J
Genial George
Grantland Rice
Miami Springs Golf Club
George
Babe Ruth
Pau Waner
Kenesaw Mountain Landis
Walter Hagen
Bobby Jones
Ben Hogan
Byron Nelson
Jag McSpaden
Jimmy Thomson
Palmer
Hagens
Joneses
Hogans
Oliver New Attraction, Skowron In Outfield
Dodgers manager Walter Alston previews 1963 prospects noting Nate Oliver as a potential breakout infielder data from San Juan scouting. Plans include Skowron at first base moving Ron Fairly to the outfield with Wills Davis and Howard in the outfield while Koufax and Podres anchor the rotation.
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Oliver
Skowron
Walter Alston
Los Angeles Dodgers
Harry Grayson
Dodgers
Varo Beach
Nate Oliver
Spokane
Pee Wee
Reese
Los Angeles
Bill Skowron
Maury Wills
Tommy Davis
Junior Gilliam
Puerto Rico
Charley Dressen
San Juan
Ron
Willie Davis
Frank Howard
West Virginia and others post notable basketball scores
Readouts of multiple games across divisions show West Virginia and South Charleston with large wins, while Madison and Drum posted victories. Notable college results include Bluefield State 115 over Charleston School of Commerce and Texas teams like Oklahoma 84 over Nebraska 77, with several midweek scores across conferences.
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Bluefield State
Charleston School of Commerce
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Dallas A
St. Edward's
Tex
Texas West
W. Texas St
Abilene Christian
Wayland
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