Wisconsin coach Dudley DeGroot considered for vacant post
Reports from the National Collegiate Athletic Association meeting in San Francisco indicate Dudley DeGroot is under consideration for the University of Wisconsin coaching vacancy. Football fans in the region react that success is elusive.
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State Champs Invade Beckley Tonight Oak Hill Faces Stock in Top Tilt
DEGROOT, vacationing on the West Coast after leading West Virginia to an 8-3 season and a 21-12 Sun Bowl win over Texas Mines in El Paso, Texas, says he is flattered by a coaching offer. If he accepts, WVU would lose its strongest era coach and a potential big-time push would fade. Also notes Beckley High grapplers face VPI Frosh in Blacksburg next Friday and WWIHS wrestling match against Jefferson High Roanoke tomorrow night.
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Beckley College Tops Potomac 48-42 in conference play
Beckley College upset Potomac State 48-42 to move to 3-3 in the league while Pat Nickell and Neil Gutshall each scored 18 for Beckley. Potomac’s Gutshall also led visitors with 18 as Concord slipped to 1-4 after close losses in back-to-back nights. Fairmont State won 69-51 over Salem as Stan Sagath poured in 24 points for the Falcons.
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Bowles signs first contract with Charleston in Central League
Charleston reports Charles Bowles, veteran pitcher from Huntington and former Beckley and Welch player, has signed with the Senators. The 30-year-old right hander will report to Columbia, South Carolina, for spring training in April. Bowles has history with Detroit, Philadelphia and Boston organizations and has played in the Mountain State League and Middle Atlantic League.
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Two More Major Quintets Beaten By The Associated Press
New York University defeated North Carolina 148 at Madison Square Garden to halt UNC's seven game win streak in the first game of a doubleheader. Hartwick topped Lawrence Tech 73 68 at Oneonta ending the eight game run.
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Tech Bears Open Two Day Road Trip in West Virginia
The Golden Bears basketball squad heads on a two day trip starting today as they face West Liberty Friday night then Fairmont Saturday. West Liberty and Fairmont are both unbeaten in league play with Fairmont defending the conference title.
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Fights Last Night by Associated Press
Newark bout reports Charlie Fusia of Irvington and Frankie Palermo of New York trading sharp blows while Honeychile Johnson of Philadelphia knocks out Faddie Goodman of Philadelphia in a Philadelphia event.
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