Woodrow Wilson Eagles Eye Unbeaten Season Start
Woodrow Wilson High School basketball aims for a perfect regular season as the Eagles host Bluefield Beavers at Raleigh County Armory Field House tonight at 8 p.m. The roster features coaches Lawrence Wiseman and Don Warden with players including David Barksdale, Ronnie Cimala, Roger Burns, Bane Sarrett, Pack Hindsley, Bill Karbonit, Pat Fragile, and numerous seniors and juniors listed in the program.
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Woodrow Wilson High School
Lawrence Wiseman
David Barksdale
Ronnie Cimala
Roger Burns
Bane Sarrett
Pack Hindsley
Bill Karbonit
Pat
Farley
Tom Phillips
Rudy Coleman
Ernie Fox
Grady Barbour
Dudley Ryles
Tyronne White
Ted Star
Richard Cappellari
Eagles
Bluefield
Beavers
Raleigh County Armory
Don Warden
Beckley Flying Eagles seek 20th straight win at Armory
Beckley's 19 game win streak meets Bluefield in a Coalfield Conference clash at the Raleigh County Armory Field House. Coach Wiseman, in his third year, plans the same lineup, with Karbonit starting at guard and Barksdale guarding Bluefield ace Bob Bowman. The 8 p.m. tipoff follows daily drills as Beckley eyes a record undefeated regular season and a sectional tournament berth.
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Flying Eagles
Beckley
Lawrence
Woodrow Wilson
Beckley Institution
Wiseman
Bluefield
Charleston High
Jerome van Meter
van Meter
Billy Karbonit
le Beckley Boys
Burns
Don Warden
Raleigh County Armory
Armory Field House
Oak Hill
Red Devils
Rec
Authors Panthers Battle For Sec 25 A Title Tonite
Raleigh County fans get a tournament showdown tonight as Mark Twain and Clear Fork meet in the Section 25 A final at Beckley Recreation Building. Mark Twain brings a 10-9 record and a potent duo of Harold Wiley and Evan Maynard after a strong late run, while Clear Fork sits 8-10 with solid distancing wins over the Authors. Dwight Dunbar leads the Panthers with scoring help from Doyle and Will Stover as the game tips at 7 30 p.m.
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Mark Twain
Clear Fork High Schools
Raleigh County
Beckley Recreation
Clear Fork
Harold Wiley
Byrd-Prillerman High
Evan Maynard
Sophia
Stoce
Dwight Dunbar
Panthers
Spark
Doyle
Will Stover
Heyman Chappell Unanimous All ACC Team 1961-62
Wake Forest's Len Chappell and Duke's Art Heyman head UPI All-ACC for 1961-62 with unanimous selections. Mullins and Whisnant also noted on first and second teams, plus Speaks Rohloff Punger Hudock Brown Kelleher Laquintano highlighted in the ACC roster.
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Alan D. Resch
Raleigh
N. C
UPI
Wake Forest
Len Chappell
Duke
Art Heyman
United Press International
Heyman
Chappell
Blue Devil
Jeff Mullins
Lexington
Art Whisnant
South Carolina
Mullins
North Carolina
Jon Speaks
Larry Brown
Deacons
Whisnant
Ieard
Gamecock
Speaks
Wolfpack
Ken Rohloff
Paterson
N. J
Rohloff
North Carolina State
John Punger
Rockville Centre
N. Y
Jim Hudock
Tony Laquintano
Virginia
Bruce Kelleher
Maryland
Hudock
Tunkshannock
Dean Smith
Tar Heels
Brown
Kelleher
Wilmington
Del
Terrapins
Laquintano
Maris Yanks Talks Explode Over Salary Demand
In Fort Lauderdale Roger Maris may leave the New York Yankees if a salary pact isn’t reached by February 28. He seeks 75 000 to 80 000 while the Yankees counter 60 000 to 67 000. Maris earned about 38 000 in 1961 after winning the 1960 AL MVP, with the club pushing gradual increases based on performance.
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Fort Lauderdale, Fla
UPI
Roger Maris
Babe Ruth
New York Yankees
Maris
Roy Hamey
Yankees
Dallas Drafts Walt Rappold AFL Conducts Additional Draft
The AFL confirmed it held an extra three round draft of fifth year college players last week to level the signing field with the NFL. The list includes Walt Rappold of Duke at Dallas and several other players from LSU Penn State Illinois Tulane Colorado Purdue Miami Ohio Xavier UC L S U etc.
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Dallas
UPI
American Football League
AFL
National Football League
NFL
Boston
Jim Field
Louisiana State
al Gursky
Penn State
Charles Dickerson
Illinois
Buffalo
Ed Reynolds
Tulane
Claude Crabbe
Colorado
Roy Walker
Purdue
Walt Rappold
Duke
Scott Tyler
Miami
Ohio
Jim Thrush
Xavier
Denver
Jim Roberts
Mississippi
Andrew van Sonn
UCLA
Paul Holmes
Georgia
Houston
Harold Hays
Mississippi Southern
Roger McFarland
Kansas
Gary Henson
New York
Chuck Morris
Jerry Archer
Pittsburg
Kan
Pete Nikirk
Oakland
Fred Miller
LSU
Keith Luhnow
Santa Ana
Calif
Marvin Marinovich
USC
San Diego
Mike Woulfe
Mel Rideout
Richmond
Ben Wilson
Pro boxing card returns to Beckley after 15 years
The six bout program at the New Raleigh County Armory Field House Saturday starts at 8 p.m. Headliner Tunney Hunsaker of Fayetteville meets Thomas DeJarnette of Moundsville State Prison in a 10 round rematch with Hunsaker seeking revenge after a disputed stoppage. Local favorites include Charles Sensabaugh in the semifinal and Glen Martin making his pro debut as the undercard.
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Donald Meadows
Raleigh County Armory
Tunney Hunsaker
Fayetteville
Thomas DeJarnette
Moundsville
DeJarnette
Hunsaker
Charles Sensabaugh
Glen Martin
Bill O'Neal
Harvey, Melik Reach Second Round in Golf Club Meet
Medalist Bill Harvey of Greensboro, North Carolina, faces Beau Melik of Racine, Wisconsin, in the second round of the national championship for golf club champions in St Augustine Florida. Crooks needed 20 holes to defeat Eisenger, while other survivors for the day include Alpert, Bellino, Myer, Miller, Morrell, Kappas, Smith, Amidon, McKey, and Martowski.
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St, Augustine
Fla
UPI
Bill Harvey
Greensboro
N.C
Beau Melik
Racine
Wis
William Crooks
Johnstown
Matty Cicciolo
Boyleston
Mass
Harvey
Orie van Daalen
Grand Rapids
Mich
Crooks
John Eisenger
Bethesda
Jeff Alpert
Woodbridge
Frank Bellino
Youngstown
Ohio
James Myer
Haddonfield
N.J
Joe Miller
Hamilton
John Morrell
Elgin
Ill
Chris Kappas
Jacksonville
Don Smith
Tommy Amidon
Winter Park
John McKey
Orlando
Walter Martowski
Ludlow
Cupit and Vossler Lead Caracas Open After Round One
Jacky Cupit of Longview Texas and Ernie Vossler of Oklahoma City shared the Caracas Open lead after the first round. They shot 33 34 467 to top Angel Miguel of Spain by two strokes. Knudson, Capit, Whitt, Cooper, and Gajcia tied at 70.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Jacky Cupit
Longview
Tex
Ernie Vossler
Oklahoma City
Cupit
Vossler
Angel Miguel
Spain
George Knudson
Toronto
Buster Capit
Fort Smith
Ark
Don Whitt
San Diego
Calif
Pete Cooper
Branford
Fla
Bob
Delaney Withdraws From Indoor Mile With Injury
Irish miler Ron Delaney will not race Jim Beatty in the indoor mile at the AAU championships in New York due to an Achilles tendon injury. The withdrawal came Thursday night at Madison Square Garden, leaving Delaney out for several months.
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New York
UPI
Ron Delaney
Jim Beatty
Delaney
Madison Square Garden
Lemm Leaves Houston For Cardinals Coach Switch Stuns
ST LOUIS UP I Wally Lemm named head coach of the St. Louis Cardinals after leaving the champion Houston Oilers. At 42, he aims to build a staff, improve on a 7 7 record, and relocate near his Lake Bluff Illinois home.
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ST. Louis
UPI
Wally Lemm
St. Louis Cardinals
Houston Oilers
Cardinal
Charles (Stormy
Bill Bidwill
Frank
Pop) Ivy
Lemm
Houston
Cardinals
Joe Spencer
Walt Schlinkman
Lake Bluff
Bourdase Leads Cleveland Open Bowling After Two Rounds
Ed Bourdase of Fresno California leads the $25 200 Cleveland Open after two rounds with a 2267 total from 1158 and 1109. Glen Allison is second at 2235, Bill Bunetta third at 2194, Dick Weber fourth at 2193, Pete Carter fifth at 2191, with Ronnie Gaudern Bill Landowski Bob Chase Ray Bluth and Joe Donato in the top ten heading into eliminations.
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Cleveland
UPI
Ed Bourdase
Fresno
Calif
Chang
Bourdase
Glen Allison
Florissant
Bill Bunettal
Dick Weber
Pete Carter
Detroit
Ronnie Gaudern
St. Louis
Bill Landowski
Fortuna
Bob Chase
Prairie Village
Kan
Ray Bluth
Joe Donato
Schenectady
N.Y
Ortiz Brown Title Fight Postponed
In Las Vegas the lightweight title bout between Carlos Ortiz and Joe Brown was postponed indefinitely due to Brown’s tonsillitis. Sponsors and MSG Boxing Club officials weighed televising a substitute bout or the AAU track and field championships from Madison Square Garden in New York.
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Las Vegas
New
UPI
Carlos Ortiz
Joe Brown
Brown
Madison Square Garden Boxing Club
Madison Square Garden
New York
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Buddy Gravely
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