Indians, Bulldogs Seek Ninth Victory Tonight
Inwest Virginia high school hoops,oceana and stratton loom as top challengers as busy night of games arrives. Stratton heads to Kimball while oceana visits welch, with both aiming for key wins to solidify or improve their spots in the UP I ratings.
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Officials Named for Golden Gloves Bout in Beckley
The Golden Gloves tournament at Beckley Recreation Building February 4 6 lists Joe Herrera Jr as the matchmaker. Referees Cotton White and Ron Harper. Judges include Joe Cook Tunney Hunsaker Harry Culp Dick Lewis Ed Tanner Charles DeValliere Al Cohen Okey Mills Cooper White. Timekeepers Jack Reno Wade Bailey Gene Lusk. Knockdown counters Jack Ferguson Jack Martin. Ring announcers Lewis McManus R O'Dell Gene Morehouse. Teams from Gilbert Logan Mabscott plus Charleston Huntington Seth.
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al Cohen
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Cooper White
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Seth
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Charles Sensabaugh
Mabscott
Beckley Boxers Enter 1965 Sectional Golden Gloves
Entry blank for the 1965 Sectional Golden Gloves tournament to be held February 4 5 and 6 sponsored by the Beckley Athletic Club. Applicant waives rights for injuries and provides age approximate weight class and bout history for novice or open class selection.
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Consent form for underage participant in 1965 Golden Gloves
A guardian confirms a 16 or older boxer may enter the 1965 Golden Gloves contest. The document releases sponsors from injury claims and directs submission to the Golden Gloves Director in Beckley West Virginia.
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Storm Hits Monte Carlo Rally Cutting Entrants
A fierce Alpine snowstorm reduced the 1965 Monte Carlo rally entries from 201 to about 101. Wind and several feet of snow blocked routes between Chambery and Uriage, hindering drivers as Minsk Warsaw and Stockholm starters led. Notables including Paddy Hopkirk and Henry Liddon remained at the front, while Bo Lungfeldt and Anne Hall retired. Officials warned fewer than 60 to 80 cars might reach Monte Carlo.
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Elizabeth Nystrom
Monte Carlo
Bo Lungfeldt
Britain
Anne Hall
Bethany Bisons Triumph Over Wheeling College Cardials
Bethany College's Bisons edged Wheeling College Cardinals 78 to 68 on Monday. Ed Rollo led Bethany with 21 points, adding 17 from Ed Blundon. For Wheeling, Lou Turkaly and Jim DiPie each scored 15.
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Mount Hope Jr. Stays Unbeaten in 51-33 Win
Mount Hope Junior High remained undefeated by beating Collins High Imps 51 to 33 at home. The Muss tang Colts pulled away in the second and third quarters after a close start, with James Kenney scoring 17 and Dean Gray 13 to pace the victory.
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Ben Dorsey
Top NHL Scorer Heads Voting for Three Awards
Bobby Hull of the Chicago Black Hawks leads midseason voting for the Hart Trophy and the Lady Byng Trophy as the NHL’s best player and sportsman. He tops the Art Ross scoring race with a 12 point edge over Stan Mikita and is favored for a triple trophy bid alongside leading contenders in the Norris and Calder races. Hull leads in Byng and Hart tallies, while Jacques Laperierre dominates the Norris vote and Roger Crozier leads Calder contention.
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Elias Named Navy Head Coach on First Day
ANNAPOLIS Maryland United Press International Bill Elias moved into the Naval Academy to begin conferences as head coach succeeding Wayne Hardin. The former Maryland quarterback signed a one year contract reportedly near 18000 dollars and planned to meet assistants carryover from Hardin. Elias noted Navy ranks at the top of coaching and brings a 16 23 1 record over four Virginia seasons including a 5 5 mark last year and 1961 Atlantic Conference coach of the year honors.
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Seven Greats Named To NFL Hall Of Fame
Canton Ohio United Press International reports seven former NFL stars named to the Pro Hall of Fame by the National Board of Selectors. Inductees include Guy Chamberlin Paddy Driscoll Dr. Daniel F Fortmann Otto Graham Sid Luckman Steve Van Buren and Bob Waterfield.
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ECAC Could Hold Key To Dispute
New York UPI report says ECAC aims to unite NCAA and AAU to ease track meet sanction disputes. AAU President Clifford Buck cites willingness to discuss but rules out dual sanctions. Asa Bushnell of ECAC notes push for NCAA-AAU talks to improve amateur programs and cooperation.
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Hull Leads NHL Scoring Race by 12 Points
Bobby Hull holds a sizable 12 point lead over Stan Mikita in the NHL scoring race as figures show Hull with 59 points to Mikita’s 47. Detroit’s Norm Ullman moves to 42 points, Claude Provost climbs to fourth with 39, and Phil Goyette surges to fifth with six points in a big week. In goal, Johnny Bower and Terry Sawchuk pace the Vezina race with a 2.40 GPG, followed by Hodge at 2.54 and Crozier at 2.58 as Detroit’s team marks a 2.61 combined.
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Pitt Wrestling Coach Resigns After 30 Years of Service
Rex Peery resigns as Pitt wrestling coach after 30 years, remaining as an instructor. Frank Carver, athletic director, hopes he reconsiders. Peery built Pitt into a wrestling power, with 112 dual wins, 37 losses, and numerous national champions. His sons Hugh and Ed also achieved top NCAA and Olympic success.
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Four Managers Invited To Dapper Dan Dinner
In Pittsburgh four major league baseball managers have accepted invitations to the Dapper Dan dinner on February 7. They include Dick Sisler of the Reds, Johnny Keane who will manage the Yankees after resigning from the Cardinals, Harry Walker of the Pirates, and Red Schoendienst of the Cardinals.
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the Hat) Walker
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Trap Hill-Clear Fork game postponed to February 10
Coach Glen P. Daniel of Trap Hill High School said the Trap Hill Clear Fork matchup at Colcord is postponed due to weather conditions and rescheduled for February 10.
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Knox Seen As Key Persuader In Namath Signing
New York Jets offensive line coach Chuck Knox played a pivotal role in luring Joe Namath to the Jets. Knox, a Western Pennsylvania native with deep ties to Namath since their Beaver Falls and Ellwood City days, spoke with Namath before the AFL draft and later visited Tuscaloosa to outline the benefits of the new league and New York life. His efforts helped generate strong fan interest, including 500 season tickets sold the day after the signing news broke.
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Charley Johnson
Golf’s eight thousand holes in one year noted
Golf Digest reports about 8,000 holes in one in the first nine months of 1965. Debbie Miller, 10, of Elysburg Pa., became the youngest female with an ace at Shamokin Valley, Paxinos Pa., on the 157 yard 7th. Thomas D Chetwood fired a 400 yard ace at Lake Hefner OKC. Fred Leiding, 84, made a 110 yard ace at Pacific Grove. T S South holds the world record at 91 with a 110 yard 7th hole shot at Highcliffe Castle England in 1952. Oak Hills Rochester is the top ace venue.
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Phillies to Face Orioles in 18th Junior Baseball Benefit
The Philadelphia Phillies will meet the Baltimore Orioles in the 18th annual Junior Baseball Federation benefit game at Connie Mack Stadium on July 14. Last year 23,648 fans watched the Phillies win 2 to 1 in 11 innings.
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Great new taste pipe tobacco in a filter cigarette
A promotional note highlights Half and Half pipe tobacco packed into a filter cigarette, boasting pleasing aroma and a great new taste. The ad emphasizes America’s best tasting pipe tobacco and invites smokers to try the new Half and Half Filter Cigarettes.
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