West Virginia Eyes Arch Rival Pitt In Big MVC Showdown
West Virginia and Pitt prepare for the big clash after WVU’s 82-73 win over Richmond and a 97-61 prior victory. WVU sits 9 0 in the Southern Conference with remaining games against William and Mary Virginia Tech Furman and faces a stronger Pitt.
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Mullens League Top Three Maintain Standings After Two Wins
The Mullens Handicap League top three teams each won two of three as Island Creek, Poca Fuel, and Helen held positions. Island Creek beat A. P. Co. and Archery, Poca Fuel edged Oglebay Norton with strong pins from Clarence Reed and Lee Roy Dean, while Helen downed Archery with Jim Vaught scoring 194 and 553 for the night.
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FASTEETH Provides Firm Plate Stabilization On Dentures
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Bruins shake up lineup in bid to spark season
Boston Bruins make three roster moves shipping goalie Don Head and rookies Bob Beckett and Terry Gray to the minors. Bruce Gamble returns in net with Larry Leach and Tommy Williams added as wingers. Williams, an Olympic gold medalist, and Leach bring fresh scoring, while Head’s poor 4.24 GA average stalls a struggling defense ahead of Thursday’s game vs Detroit.
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Ohio State Tops UPI Basketball Ratings With 12-0 Start
Ohio State remains the nation’s No. 1 major college team in the UPI ratings with a 12-0 record as 34 of 35 coaches pick the Buckeyes first. Cincinnati slips to No. 2, Kentucky moves to No. 3, Kansas State and USC rise, while West Virginia drops out of the top 10 to No. 12.
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Johnstown Wins Keeps Unbeaten City League Run
Johnstown Baptist remains 6-0 after a 34-29 victory over First Methodist in Monday City Church Basketball action. Den Bunch led First Methodist with 20 points while Johnstown’s balanced, 10-point contribution from Larry Walker helped seal the win. Crab Orchard edged Calvary 29-24 as Lively and Persinger combined for eight in the second half. Hedrick led Calvary with 14 but Crab Orchard rallied after halftime to pull ahead.
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Berra and Ford Set for Yankee Double Signing
Yogi Berra and Whitey Ford are expected to sign today for a combined total of 102000 with Berra at 52000 and Ford at 50000. The deals mark personal bests for both players and come as Micke Mantle had already signed. Mets signings follow, with Charley Neal and Ray Daviault joining Casey Stengel’s roster as others sign elsewhere.
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Fire's Aftermath Lifts Raleigh County High Hoop Prospects
Three Raleigh County high schools may gain Byrd Prillerman players as Stoco Mark Twain and Sophia brace for stronger lineups. Becckley Huntington clash looms as Wiseman seeks eighth straight win with Cimala shining and Barksdale solid in defense.
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Beckley stays undefeated in No. 1 spot. Weirton holds second
UPI reports Beckley remains unbeaten at the top while Weirton clings to second place as narrow margins and late scores shape the state rankings. Sophia Ranks 14th, with Kady detailing the suspenseful stretch toward the next round.
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Alabama Receives UPI Trophy for 1961 Football Crown
The University of Alabama will receive the United Press International Cup designating the Crimson Tide as No. 1 in 1961 at a Thursday banquet in Tuscaloosa. UPI officials Petersen and Tome will present the trophy and issue All-America certificates, with Bill Neighbors on the first team and Pat Trammell on the second.
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