Capps Wins at Yuletide Pro Am Golf Tourney
Pro Amateurs and touring pros gathered in New Orleans for the Yuletide Invitational ProAm. Billy Capps tied for low gross with E J Harrison at 136 over 36 holes on the 6472 yard Colonial course. Harrison led day one with 67 and finished in a two way tie for first, earning 1240 dollars. Capps won 700 dollars. Low amateur went to Harlow Gers. four-way tie for first in pro-am team with net scores of 122. 1900s era names and multiple prize breakdowns populate the report.
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Mike Persia
Harrison
Capps
Hg Serosin
iGu
Gulf Hills
Miss
al Michael
Baton Route
Labron Harris
Stillwater
Okla
Freddie Haas
New Orleans
Harlow Gers
Lafayette
Bill Whitley
Houma
Jerome Moreno
Charlies Kochenderfer
Memphis
Tenn
Bill Capps
Harrison Harrison
Emmatiae
Tommy Butler
Jackson
Miss. Bertie
Black Knight Country Club
Jackets Vandy College Winners
Georgia Tech veteran players edged Pitts on Tuesday night as coach Whack pulled them late and Tech moved ahead by six with six minutes left. North Dakota topped DePaul 85-74 behind Phil Jacksons 30 points. Notre Dame defeated an opponent 109-92 as Dave Schellhase scored 42. Fight shooting surged to a 54 point pace and pulled away at halftime.
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Georgia
Yellow Jackets
Pitts
Tech
Whack der
Georgia Tech
Panthers
University of North Dakota
Phil Jackson
DePaul
Dave Schellhase
Pat Notre Dame
Falcons eye Sloan as price war looms for Alabama quarterback
Atlanta owner Rankin Smith confirms interest in Steve Sloan but rejects driving a price war. Sloan rose to fame after a standout Orange Bowl performance and broke Alabama passing records. Jets previously contacted Sloan as AFL teams weigh bids beyond Namath era.
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Atlanta
UPI
Atlanta Falcons
Alabama
Steve Sloan
Rankin Smith
Jets
Smith
New York
Joe Namath
Sloan
Namath
Celles Manent
Nnno
Harry Gilmer
Cleveland
Spotlight
Crimson Tide
Nebraska
Texas
Tommy Nobis
Texas A&i
Randy Johnson
Dunbar Gridder Lineman Of Year Becomes 1965 Honor
Beckley reported lineman Lucas of Ceredo Reform, a guard and middle linebacker, named High School Lineman of the Year for 1965. He receives the Hunt Trophy at a victory awards dinner, with Dunbar and Beckley Elks and Richwood Lions clubs noting the history. Lucas succeeds Joe Pendry of Oceana as the seventh winner.
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Beckley
David Lucas
Ceredo-Renovance
John Meeks
Dunbar
Seon
Osint Iy J
Beckley Elks Lodge
Richwood Lions Club
Joe Pendry
Oceana
Pendry
West Virginia University
Sammy LeRose
St. Albans
Lucas
Jack Pack
Mount Hope School
Ceredo Kenova
Hinton
Mount
Richwood
Charles
Bunky) Brooks
Bluefield
Mass
Buster Kiser
John McNabb
Gary Virden
Parkers
Richard Rodes
Joseph Pendry
Rebels Prepare For Senior Bowl
Alabama quarterback Steve Sloan, nursing sore ribs, watches Senior Bowl drills as South coach Weeb Ewbank names the starting defense. Weather delays mark practice with players from Virginia, Auburn, West Texas State, Southern Mississippi, Louisville, Auburn, Tennessee, Duke, Texas and Alabama preparing for Saturday showcase in Mobile.
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Mobile
Ala
UPI
Alabama
Steve Sloan
E. Sloan
Sfit
Weeb Ewbank
AFL
Jets
Mike Holovak
Boston Patriots
Ewbank
Bob Kowalkowski
Virginia
Jack Thornton
Auburn
George Allen
West Texas State
Southern Mississippi
John Mangum
Rockets Race for a 20000 Seat City Stadium
A Charleston Rockets fan proposes a 20000 seat stadium near Morris Harvey College to keep the team in the capital city. Frank L. Pyle of Dunbar mails his plan to Gov. Hulett Smith and local leaders, urging a 1967 deadline and noting a bowl shaped site opposite Morris Harvey suitable for a stadium.
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Charleston
UPS
Charleston Rockets
Morris Harvey College
Oer
Frank L. Pyle
Dunbar
Hulett Smith
Charleston Chamber of Commerce
Sloaship Nenta Ague Cham
Tiis Cnaenen
Beckley Flying Eagles Open 1966 Wrestling Season
Beckley Beckley Flying Eagles host Mullens tonight at 7 30 in Woodrow Wilson gym to start the 1966 wrestling season. Coach Vic Peelish’s squad, with five lettermen and many sophomores, seeks improvement on last year’s 8 7 record and a return to state competition. Key returnees include Jim White and Andy Jacobs with new challengers for the 120 pound slot, while heavyweights remain unsettled. Fortunes hinge on lower weights as Mullens provides the first test and the schedule follows against Pineville Shady Spring and others through January.
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Beckley
Flying Eagles
Woodrow Wilson
Mullens
Eagles
Vic Peelish
Grapplers
Oceana
Bill Stone
Steve Foster
Edmond Sweeney
Lowell Steele
Gary Allison
Bill Carson
Carson
Stratton
Peelish
Jon Ivasky
Doug Yar
Jim White
Andy Jacobs
Randy Keiling
Dewight Reggs
Johnc Payne
White
Berkley Grappler
Parkersburg
Jim
Shady Spring
Berkley Springs
Jacobs
Kling
Payne
Reggi
Beckley Grapplers
Wyoming County Grapplers
Robert Bair
Ronald Bowling
Charles Cappellari
John Payne
Shirley Campbell
Jimmy White
Jon Karvasky
Deaf Man Perfects Midget Transistor Hearing Aid
A local ad promotes a small transistor hearing aid crafted by a hard-of-hearing inventor. The device claims clearer voices and offers free information with no obligation. The ad includes a return address in Charleston West Virginia.
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P.O. Box 417
Charleston
W. Va
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Harold Willeme
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Ec Pickett
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Dutch” Harrison
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Cecil Guyton
Baton
Ronnie Benandi
Chalmette
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Labron Harris, Sr
Still
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Slidell
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Harahan
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Birmingham
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Hattiesburg
Hammersley
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Rochester. N.Y
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Louisville
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Frank Emanuel
Tennessee
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Duke
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David Ray
Billy Clay
Mississippi
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John Richmond
Dwight Reggi
Charles Cappel
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Sophia Herndon
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