Beavers Take Aim At Eagles In Raleigh County Clash
Woodrow Wilson hosts Bluefield in a three game CC slate as Beckley sits second with 3 0 league while Bluefield stands 4 1. Beavers steady at 6 2 seek third straight win behind Jackson Gravely Coleman and Karbonit.
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Princeton
Eagles
Beckley
Bluefield
Lawrence Wisemen
Huntington East
Gauley Bridge
Beavers
Graham
Mullens
Beckley Lads
Mike Jackson
Buddy Gravely
Rudy Coleman
Jackson
Gravely
Coleman
Bill Karbonit
Stoco-Trap Hill scrap ends with Indians win 77 65
In a wild winter clash at Coal City Stoco Tribe wore war paint and toppled Trap Hill Wildcats 77 to 65, snapping a seven game skid. The fast paced game featured penalties and fumbles, a halftime 32 28 lead for the Indians, and standout play by John Christian Buddy Thomas and Leonard Mullens as coach Earl Arbaugh’s squad seized control late, delivering their first win of the season.
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Tribe
Wildcats
Stoco
Trap Hill
Warriors
Indians
Earl Arbaugh
Braves
Glen Daniels
Arbaugh
John Christian
Buddy Thomas
Leonard Mullens
West Favored To Take 13th Pro Bowl This Sunday
In Los Angeles the 13th Pro Bowl matches East division stars against West. The West, boosted by eight Packers including Jim Taylor, holds a strong edge and Lombardi seeks a perfect record. Pro Bowl pride and pay are at stake with $800 to the winning squad and $600 to the losers.
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UPI
Green Bay Packers
Green Bay
Vince Lombachi
Lombardi
Memorial Coliseum
Packers
Jim Taylor
Taylor
Allie Sherman
New York Giants
Y. A. Tittle
Sherman
Jim Brown
Cleveland Browns
Brown
San Diego Open Second Round Highlights in 1963
The San Diego Open at Stardust Country Club enters the second round as Billy Casper shoots a 64 to lead by multiple strokes. Tony Lema PGA champion Gary Player and Stan Leonard tie for second at 65 while others chase. hot greens and heavy rain influence play.
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Calif
UPI
Billy Casper
Casper
Tony Lema
Gary Player
Canada
Stan Leonard
Stardust Country Club
E.J
Dutch) Harrison
Billy
Lema
Fred Hawkins
Julius Boros
Jack Cupit
Lionel Hebert
Tommy Bolt
Phil Rodgers
Bud Holscher
Charley Sifford
Gardiner Dickinson
Bowling Standings and High Scores From Monday Night League
Summary of results across multiple leagues with several top ballers. Les Welch led the Imperials with a 195 534. Charlie Green topped the Green Hornets with 211 589. Noel Griffith high game 220 and 478 set. Other notable performances include E K Paxton 190 511 and Homer McClung 455.
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A&p Telephone League
Sky Lanes
Bruins
Les Welch
Duff Patton
John Higginbotham
Green Hornets
Hornets
Charlie Green
Noel Griffith
Y-Nets
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Tick Cook
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Telstars
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Bob Fleming
Top Kegler
Jim McVey
J. C. Penny Co
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Fordman
Homer McClung
Penny Co
Sophia
Tony Milano
D.F.C
Gordon Yopp
Jack Klaus
Harvey Cabinet Co
Raleigh General Hospital
Bill Earhart
Penneys
Cecil Johnston
Rich Newsome
Sky Lanes Mixed League Leads Narrowed by Fordman
Grady Whitlock’s Fordman holds a two game lead in the Sky Lanes Mixed League after taking two of three games in a recent matchup.
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Sky Lanes
Fordman
Grady Whitlock
Cincinnati and Loyola Clash Over Guarding vs Scoring Styles
Cincinnati the stingiest defense in the nation beat North Texas State 75-58 for its 12th win and is ranked No.1. Loyola of Chicago relies on fast play and offense, routing Western Michigan 107-69 to push its record to 15-0. Jerry Haarkness led Loyola with 26 points while Ron Bonham scored 29 for Cincinnati. Other MVC results: Wichita 71-65 over St Louis. Tulsa 79-72 over Drake.
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UPI
Cincinnati
Loyola of Chicago
James Naismith
Naismith
North Texas State
Loyola
Western Michigan
Denton
Tex
Bearcats
Ron Bonham
Eagles
Bonham
Rambler
Jerry Haarkness
Ron Miller
Les Hunter
Johnny Egan
Missouri Valley
Nferfrce
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Tulsa
Drake
James
Country) King
Miami
Fla
Florida
Providence
Rhode Island
Boston College
Brandeis
Holy Cross
Massachusetts
William & Mary
Virginia Tech
Loyola of New Orleans
Memphis State
Texas Southern
Prairie View A&m
Today's Schedule Poses A slate of high school games
Bluefield 6-2 visits Beckley 3-3 while Conley 6-1 plays Stratton 2-4 Fayetteville 1-4 at Lookout 1-4 Hinton 2-2 hosts Oak Hill 2-3 Mullens 2-4 meets Pineville 4-2 Trap Hill 4-2x visits Sophia 5-2 Meadow Bridge 1-7 at Ansted 5-1 Mark Twain 2-6 at Glen Rogers 6-0 Montcalm hosts Herndon 0-6 Oceana 2-1 at Williamson Beckley Jr. 5-0 vs Hinton Jr. Colleges West Liberty 4-5 at A-B 3-13 Fairmont 8-3 at Beckley 4-8 Glenville 3-7 at Concord 5-4 Wheeling 1-4 at Morris Harvey 7-5 Potomac 4-1 at Montgomery JC x. Last night’s game not included.
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Woodrow Wilson
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Raleigh County Armory
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Hinton
Mullens
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Trap Hill
Sophia
Conley
Stratton
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Lookout
Glen Rogers
Mark Twain
Oceana
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Montcalm
Herndon
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Welch
Baileysville
Seager
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Stoco Indians
Blue Hawks
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Shady Spring
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Fayetteville Pirates
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Owls
Terry Cook
Indians
Logan
Trennis Mathis
Beckley
Meadow Bridge
Ansted
Williamson Beckley Jr
Hinton Jr
West Liberty
Fairmont
Glenville
Concord
Wheeling
Morris Harvey
Potomac
Montgomery
JC x
Winter racing opens at Shenandoah Downs in January
Shenandoah Downs launches twenty days of winter racing on Friday marking the first winter meet since the $4 million facility opened four years ago. The event shifts winter action from the nearby Charles Town track, which has hosted winter racing for centuries.
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Charles Town
UPI
Shenandoah Downs
Shenandoah
Cubs Name First Athletic Director in Major League Baseball
Chicago Cubs owner Philip K. Wrigley named Robert V. Whitlow 48 former Army tackle and Air Force athletic director as the team's first athletic director. Whitlow becomes part of the 17 member management team and will have authority over coaches subject to Wrigley’s approval. His first major decision is naming the head coach after spring training begins around February 1 in Mesa, Arizona.
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Biddy) Beers
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Russ Bailey
McIntire
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UPI
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Air Force
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Whitlow
Wrigley
John Holland
Charlie Grimm
Gene Lawing
Holland
Grimm
Mesa, Ariz
Jofre Starts Training For Tokyo Title Defense
World bantamweight champion Eder Jofre of Brazil began his training Thursday for a title defense against Kazutoshi Oaki of Japan in Tokyo on March 3.
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Brazil
UPD
Eder Jofre
World Boxing Association
Kazutoshi Oaki
Japan
Tokyo
Parker Agrees To 1 Year Contract With Steelers
Pittsburgh sports writer reports president Art Rooney said coach Buddy Parker has agreed to a new one year deal at about thirty thousand dollars. The contract is not yet signed but will be formalized later. Parker intends to finish the job and aims for a title with a stronger team next season.
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Frank Rodriguez
Raleigh Register Sports Department
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St. Louis Cardinals
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United Football League
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Tom Tresh
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Latrobe
Jack Nicklaus
Metropolitan Golf Writers Association
UPI
Art Rooney
Pittsburgh Steelers
Buddy Parker
Rooney
Parker
Steelers
Detroit
Buddy
Forbes Field
Marshall Bows To Morehead By 80-66
Morehead, Ky. United Press International reports guards Roy Ware and Harol Sergeant led the Eagles past Marshall University 80-65. Ware 28 points and Sergeant 20 spurred the Big Green to an eighth defeat in 10 games as Morehead built a 6-0 start and led 64-47 late. Marshall coach Jule Rivlin resigns at year end. Belcher top Marshall with 10.
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UPI
Marshall University
Big Green
Roy Ware
Haro
Eagles
Marshall
Jule Rivlin
Bruce Belcher
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