Oceana Mulls Clash as Flying Eagles Hit the Road
In Wyoming County four top area high school battles anchor the upcoming slate. Oceana (5-1) visits Mullens High as Allenstown or another contender aims to challenge the top AA team. Raleigh County’s Raleigh squad seeks to extend its perfect 3-0 mark on the road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oceana-Mullens
Flying Eagles
Steve Quesenberry
Arble Pee de
Raleigh
Wyoming County
Allens
Oceana
Mullens High
Raleigh County
Mullens and Oceana duel tops AA in Coalfield race
In a key AA matchup at Mullens tonight the Rebels host the Oceana Indians with Don Stover’s 4-1 Mullens team and Paul Greer’s Oceana ranked sixth and ninth in the state respectively. Both clubs carry a single defeat to triple-A foes as they press Coalfield Conference standings, led by Graves Reed Ken Logwood and McKinney for Mullens and Topping Daniels and Beckie for Oceana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mullens
Rebels
Don Stover
Oceana Indians
Paul Greer
Oceana
Wers
Williamson
Reds
AAA
Beckley
Baileysville
Logan
Welch
Gary
Sophia
Stoco
Bluefield
Chapmansville
Pineville
Melvin Reed
Danny Graves
Randy Topping
Greg Daniels
Graves
Reed
Ken Logwood
Carter Keneda
Nee McKinney
Local hoops matchups spark revenge aims in November
In November action the Eagles seek revenge to night as they face Bobcats led by Ed Cales, who tops with 15.85 points. Beckley can boost Coalfield standings with a win while Hinton sits 0-3 in conference play. Stoco tops ACS at 3-0 and eyes a 4-0 mark against Marsh Fork, with Seems of Sioce sweeping to 4-8 midseason. Probable lineups include C. W. s Jerry Cole Bob Williams Bob Nichols and Ed Cales for the Bobcats and Jackie Trystuck Ernest Dunford Mickey McGraw for Stoco and Danny Stone Donnie Brown Roger Landy Everette Cook for Marsh Fork.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagles
Bill Garten
Bobcats
Jerry Cole
Bob Williams
Bob Nichols
Ed Cales
Beckley
Hinton
Stoco Indians
Dewey Romine
Marsh Forkers
Sioce
Arbaugh
Marsh Fork
Clear Fork
Stratton
Shady Spring
Stoco
Jackie Trystuck
Ernest Dunford
Mickey McGraw
J Lambert
Larcee
Danny Stone
Donnie Brown
Roger Landy
Everette Cook
Dave Meadows
Tigers Blue Hawks Clash At Shady High Gym
The Shady Tigers host Sophia in a game to avenge an earlier defeat after posting two straight ACL wins before a loss to Sto. Sophia sits 2-1 in the loop and 5-2 overall with wins over Herndon Baileysville Shady Fayetteville and Trap Hill. Expected Blue Hawk starters are Jim Stone Bob Trump Carlos Privett Dudley Lovell and Pete Milano. Tigers starters are Jack and Jerry Richmond Harold Meador Mike Green and Paul Adamos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shady Tigers
Sophia
Blue Hawks
Shady High
Tigers
Stoco
Herndon
Baileysville
Shady
Fayetteville
Trap Hill
Jim Stone
Bob Trump
Carlos Privett
Dudley Lovell
Pete Milano
Jack
Jerry Richmond
Harold Meador
Mike Green
Paul Adamos
Wildcats Era Stratton Clash in New Gym Tonight
Stratton Bulldogs chase the ACL lead by visiting Trap Hill as Merril Jeffries’s 2-1 club aims for a 3-1 record in a pivotal league game. Trap Hill has dropped six straight after an opener win. Jeffries plans Mansour Howard and teammates while Riffe’s squad fields Danny Knight and Dallas Cooper among juniors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stratton Bulldogs
Trap Hill
Surveyor
Bulldogs
Merril Jeffries
Shady Tigers
Stratton
Noil ‘Babe’ Riffe
Jeffries
Mansour Howard
Roert Rhinehart
John Hairston
Tommy Moore
Big Harry Mayo
Riffe
Danny Knight
Dallas Cooper
Herb Copeland
Millard Barron
Darrel Milam
Pineville and rivals set for high scoring prep clash
Pineville aims to improve on a 2-3 mark as Gary Glen Rogers travel to Sharples and Herndon entertains Matoaka. Top scorers Lar ry Blankenship Terry Mullins and Jim Blankenship lead Glens firepower while Tommy Peck paces Owls after five wins against Ogee. Herndon eyes a second win behind Terry McKinney against Baileysville, Ruben Bragg powers Richmond in attempt for first win. Other top areas tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pineville
Gary
Glen Rogers
Sharples
Herndon
Matoaka
Richmond
Zo Aes
Baileysville
Larry Blankenship
Terry Mullins
Robert
Jim Blankenship
Mike F
Glens
Owls
Ogee
Owl
Tommy Peck
Terry McKinney
Big Gun
Ae Cve
Gilbert
Ruben Bragg
Bar Sere Huntington Baileysville Oak Hill Welch Pineville
Fragmented OCR lists teams and places across Friday and Saturday games noting matchups like Pineville Baileysville Shady Spring Mullens and Beckley with various school names and venues without coherent narrative. The text reads as a standings or schedule snippet from a regional high school sports page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
Baileysville
Oak Hill
Welch
Pineville
Shady Spring
Stoco Glen Rogers
Clear Fork
Mount Seth
Baseball Ticket Sales Up
Baseball ticket sales for the 1966 season are rising due to new ballparks and optimism in cities like Pittsburgh. Most teams will keep prices, two will cut prices, and the Pittsburgh Pirates will raise tickets by 25 cents. advance sales are up across the National and American Leagues with several teams reporting strong increases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPI
Durocher
Pittsburgh
Baltimore
Chicago White Sox
Pittsburgh Pirates
United Press International
Bucs
Pirates
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Reds
Indians
St. Louis
Atlanta
California Angels
Cardinals
Milwaukee
Braves
Angels
Anaheim
Chicago Cubs
Koufax Likely To Be First $100,000 Pitcher In Baseball
In New York, Sandy Koufax is set to receive a $100,000 contract offer for next year. Dodgers executives Bavasi and O'Malley discuss the possibility, noting Koufax's value and the prestige of the milestone while declining to confirm any figures. The owner has praised Koufax as both pitcher and person, with prior salaries around $75,000 to $80,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPI
Sandy Koufax
Koufax
Buzzy Bavasi
Bavasi
Walter O’malley
Sandy
O’malley
Dodger
Bob Feller
Cleveland
Veeck Explains Feller Pay and Dodgers Koufax Star Power
Bill Veeck recalls Feller's pay as mostly bonuses tied to attendance with base between 45000 and 47000 dollars. Dodgers and Koufax draw crowds. Willie Mays and Mickey Mantle top salaries. Cubs Durocher boosts advance sales. Detroit and Houston show gains. Mets and Twins also rise. Bowman: season-ticket trends at Dodgers Twins Giants Phillies Yankees White Sox. price cuts at Baltimore and White Sox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Veeck
Veeck
Easton
Feller
Indians
Koufax
Ball Park
Los Angeles
Dodgers
O’malley
Willie Mays
Giants
Mickey Mantle
Yankees
Sandy
Leo Durocher
Cubs
Detroit
Houston
New York Mets
Astros
Astrodome
Mets
Shea Stadium
Twins
Los Angeles Dodgers
Minnesota Twins
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Boston
Washington
Kansas City
Baltimore
New York Yankees
White Sox
Paris boxing results highlight diverse international wins
Paris reports a mixed international boxing card with France's Jacques Mar 7 earning an outpoint decision over Hernandez. Ray Adigun from Nigeria stopped Bassey. and other international bouts including Jamaica and Las Vegas listings, reflecting global participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
UPI
Jacques Mar
France
Hernandez
Las Oe Nev
Ray Adigun
Nigeria
Bassey
Jamaica
Hull Holds NHL Scoring Honors
Hull, aiming to be the second player in modern NHL history to average a goal per game for a season, increased his lead with 32 goals and 55 points. He added six points last week, moving 13 points ahead of Altman and Rousseau. Mikita and Howe trailed with 40 and 38 points respectively, as Delvecchio and Beliveau followed with 35 and 33 points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
UPI
Bobby
Golden Boy
Black Hawks
Gordie Howe
Art Ross
Alex Delvecchio
Hull
Jean Beliveau
Canadiens
Bob Nevin
Rangers
Bob Pulford
Toronto
Murray Oliver
Henri Richard
Chicago
Church League Winners Dominate Monday Night Games
Central Baptist, Calvary and Presbyterian emerged victorious in the Beckley Recreation Building triple header. Central defeated First Baptist 47 34 as Hairston led with 18 and Dyer 16. Presbyterian edged Catholic 51 47 with Walker and Parsons at 14 each. Calvary beat Salvation Army 60 58 behind Glen Smith 30 and R Daniel 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Baptist
Presbyterian
Calvary
Beckley Recreation
Central
First Baptist
Centrals
William Hairston
R. Dyer
M. Moore
J. Shirey
Catholic
Ers
al Walker
Meade Parsons
John Hedrick
Floyd Tage
Glen Smith
Army
R. Daniel
Joe Hedrick
J. Barr
Smith
R. Stump
Lnce
Christian
CEN AL Baptist
Dyer Jordan
Hairston
Dickerson Ison
Law
P. Pace
Leach C. Pace
Haskins
B. Martin
Ll J. Patton
E. Patton
D. Wallen
West Virginia High School Basketball Scores Set
Scores from Frankfort Alderson Morgantown and Clarksburg show WVU teams and others winning or close. Notable results include Seton Hall 7 MIT 80 Tufts 79 and Wake Forest 99 Virginia 81 among several regional matchups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
Resuit High School Frankfort
Alderson
Hundred
Sherrard
Morgantown
Clarksburg WI
Burnsville
Glenville
Mountaineer of Thomas
Parsons
Franklin
Harman
College West Liberty
Wheeling
W. Va
Va. St
Morgan St
Geotwn
Geo. Washington
Wake Forest
Virginia
East Car
Richmond
Auburn
Tulane
Fla. St
Loyola South
W. Ky
E. Tenn. St
E. Ky
Middle Tenn
Murray (Ky
Tenn. Tech
Vanderbilt Mana
West Mich. St
Purdue
Ind. St
E. Ill
Michigan
Indiana
Iowa St
Missouri
DePaul
W. Ontario
Iowa
Northwestern
Kansas
Oklahoma
Cent
Ohio
Ky. St
Southwest
Colorado
Oklahoma St
Ark. St
Trinity
Tex
Ark. This
Oss. Tech
Wash. St
Stanford
Wash
Calif
Beckley Blue Hawks Host Salem Armory Showdown
Beckley College coached by Joe Cook seeks first WWC win at the Armory against Salem, after a 7 win run and a string of near misses versus WWC foes. Salem, third in the conference at 6 3, relies on three double figure scorers to push past Beckley in a balanced attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beckley College
Salem
Joe Cook
Blue Hawks
Beckley
Big Bears
W. Va. Tech
Don Davis
Onas Ailiff
Herb Carpenter
Ben Richardson
WVC
Fairmont
W. Va. State
Bluefield State
Cookmen
Falcons
Alex Sabo
Alonzo Murphy
Eugene Belcher
Hawks
Beckle
Armory and Recreation
Tigers
WVIAC
Armory
Beckley Matmen Top Pineville in Conference Clash
Beckley Flying Eagles improved to 2-0 with a 31-23 win over Pineville in Coalfield Conference wrestling. Andy Jacobs sparked Beckley with five straight wins shifting a 10-8 lead to 31-8 before Pineville staged a late rally, taking the final three matches by falls. Final score Beckley 31 Pineville 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodrow Wilson
Pineville
Beckley
Andy Jacobs
Flying Eagles
Eagles
Sophia
Park Avenue
Kelly Wiles
Bill Skeens
Shirley Campbell
Gene Johnson
Jim White
Harold Cook
Jon Karvasky
Larry Poff
Joe Barbera
Ted White
Dave Larkey
John Payne
Wayne Mason
Amber Shelor
Robert Privett
Lynvill Midkiff
Pinearoo
Charles Cappellariano
Dennis Plumley
James Griffith
Ronnie Williams
Bob Bair
What Keeps Clay Out Of The Army Should He Join
San Francisco UPI reports a boxing authority questions why Cassius Clay may be kept from Army service. Sol Silverman, California boxing safeguards chair, says public claims he cannot pass intelligence tests seem implausible. He urges Clay to enlist, arguing the heavyweight champ owes the country and should appear with troops to boost morale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clay
San Francisco
UPI
Cassius Clay
United Press
Sol Silverman
California
Committee On Boxing Safeguards
Silverman
London
Henry Cooper
Chicago
Viet Nam
Joe Louis
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wayne Perdue
Stece
Jon Beckie
Parkersburg
Ae & Oe
Ae Ae
Miee Gruak Sorwerde
J. W McNeish
Rex Gwinn
Pete Karvasky
Chuck Jarrell
Scott Bonnenes
John Beard
al. —— Hinton
Aed
Princeton
Mt. Hope
Peterstown
Indians Bulldogs
Jerry McKinney
Pinevile
Wildcats
Carlos Pri
Joe Mills
Vett
Jim
Dudley Lev- Stone
Sap
Beckley Big Creek
Oceana Stratton Trap
Oak Hill Marsh Fork
Oak Hill Jr
Shea
Aan
NHL
Salvation Army
S. Army
Salem Art Armory
Beckley Matmen
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!