West Virginia Tops in Bob Camp led scoring and woes
Morgantown notes show Bob Camp dominating WVU basketball stats with 16.7 PPG and 10.3 RPG, plus high field goals and free throw accuracy. Team faces tough remaining schedule including Virginia Tech, George Washington, Maryland, Pitt, Penn State, Duke, Davidson, Syracuse, and St. John’s. Beckley area prep games highlight Flying Eagles and Stratton hosting Huntington East and Bluefield Park Central, with multiple Raleigh County League games and regional clashes tonight.
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George King
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Mercer
Northwest
Fred Lewis
Huntington East
Fred McNeer
Dan Wiley
Mickey Carriton
David Dixon
Mark Dawson
Raleigh County Armory
Angular Center Is Best Since Thorn
Morgantown profile of West Virginia center forward Bob Camp 6 8 shows a versatile star who averages 16.7 points 10.3 rebounds and 79 percent from the line while leading in assists and energizing fast breaks. Camp survived a sulfa allergy illness shed 75 pounds at Cleveland Clinic and remains one of the Mountaineers top players despite a 8-7 record at semester break and a revolving lineup as coach George King rotates eight players ahead of a trip to Pitt.
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Perry Polinsky
Bob Benfield
Wokogee
Jerry West
Rod Thorn
Charleston
W. Va
Cleveland Clinic
Carol
George King
Pitt
BMC Cooper Cups Endurance Race in Monte Carlo Rally
Britain's BMC Mini Cooper clinched a second straight Monte Carlo overall win amid the harsh rain snow and fog that thinned the field. Timo Makinen and Paul Easter, both 26, drove through extreme conditions as 22 of 35 finishers stayed within time. Pat Moss Carlsson won the ladies cup finishing third overall with Elizabeth Nystrom. Eric Carls won 16th. Teammates Bohringer Wutherich Falk Linge also scored strong for Porsche in second and fifth.
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Monaco
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British Motor Corporation
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Monte-to-Monte
Pat Moss Carlsson
Stirling Moss
Monte
Eric Carls
Elizabeth Nystrom
Sweden
Saab
Eric
Eugen Bohringer
Rolf Wutherich
Herbert Linge
Peter Falk
Salem tops Davis and Elkins in WV Conference tilt
Salem led from start to finish and beat Davis and Elkins 68 to 8. Bob Schneider led Salem with 20 points. In another note, Wheeling plays Alderson-Broaddus in the WV Conference, and Fairmont State visits California in a non-conference game.
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European Heavyweight Champ Bouts Jefferson Davis Tonight
In Frankfurt Germany European heavyweight champion Karl Mildenberger a 27 year old southpaw meets Jefferson Davis of Houston in a 10 round bout aiming for an impressive win to draw American promoters attention. Mildenberger plans a U S trip later this year to face top American contenders.
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Entry Blank for Beckley Golden Gloves Tournament 1965
Official entry form for the 1965 Sectional Golden Gloves sponsored by Beckley Athletic Club. Dates Feb 4 5 6 1965. Participant waives rights for injuries in this and future tournaments. Fields note class and bout count guidance for novice open classes.
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Applicant Form Submission to Golden Gloves Director
The applicant is instructed to complete the form properly and mail it to Golden Gloves Director Box 140 Beckley West Virginia. The note specifies the mailing address for submission and underscores proper completion of the form.
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Utah State Falls After 62 Percent Shooting Effort
Utah State, led by a 62 percent shooting night from the floor, lost to Texas Western 68-62 as they were limited to 39 attempts. Texas Western outrebounded 40-28 and made 26 free throws to 12 for Utah State, with Orsten Artis scoring 17 to lead the Miners. Rick Barry struggled for Florida in a separate game, scoring 26 as Florida beat Miami 86-69.
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Texas Western
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Flrida
Gators
Florida
Hurricanes
Gary Keller
Barry
Dick Tomlinson
Ironmen GM Joins Steelers in Coaching Move
Wheeling Ironmen coach and general manager Tom Keane resigned to take a position with the Pittsburgh Steelers. Keane, a former WVU backfield star who played for the Rams and Cowboys, has a verbal agreement and may help in coaching the Steelers backfield.
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Tom Keane
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Wheeling Ironmen
Clay Pesters Patterson Clash at Training Camp
Heavyweight champ Cassius Clay was banned from Floyd Patterson's camp after a disruptive visit in which Clay demanded to be called Muhammad Ali. Patterson prepared for his February 1 bout with George Chuvalo at Madison Square Garden as promoter Dan Florio escorted Patterson out. Clay taunted, sparred two rounds, then predicted Chuvalo would stop Patterson in five.
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Monticello
McReynolds Captures NCAA Scoring Crown
Miles College star Thayles McReynolds tops the NCAA small college scoring race with 39.7 ppg through Jan 16, aided by a 54-point game last week. Stillman’s Jim Toombs ranks second at 37.9 ppg after a 64-point effort against Paul Qu College. Eric Bain of Alabama State leads in field goal percentage, with other leaders in free throws and rebounds. Arkansas AM&N tops team scoring with a 106.9 ppg average while defense and accuracy marks are noted for Colorado Mines, Central Iowa, and Manchester.
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Alabama A&m
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Lakeland
Dean Sandifer
Brain
Dick Crossett
Albany State
N.Y
Bain
Crossett
Mankato State
Jon Hagen
Sandifer
Northland
Wes Seyller
Virginia Union
Calvin Hull
Stillman
Miles
Arkansas Am&n
Colorado Mines
Central
Iowa
Manchester
Shockers dismiss Bowman and Davis from Wichita team
Wichita's third ranked Shockers announce the dismissal Thursday of 6-foot-10 center Nate Bowman and reserve Gerald Davis for failure to meet first semester obligations. Coach Gary Thompson unavailable for comment as speculation grows on their return for the second half. Bowman scored 128 points this season as Wichita State sits 12-2 overall and 5-0 in the Missouri Valley Conference.
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College Basketball Scores Across Several Games
Texas Western 68 Utah State 62 and Florida 86 Miami Florida 69 highlight college results. Regis 85 Colorado College 51 Murray Ky 97 Austin Peay 75 Cedarville 108 Huntington Ind 89 Rio Grande 110 Campbellsville Ky 104 Indiana St 103 Shippensburg 98 Bellarmine 78 Hanover 62 Lafayette 109 Moravian 65. W Va results include Salem 8 Davis and Elkins 68 and various high school and college game lines such as Huntington High 78 percent, St Peters Rivesville 79 Farmington 64 and Notre Dame 85 Shinnston 63.
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Huntington
Ind
Rio Grande
Campbellsville
Indiana St. Coll
Shippensburg St
Bellarmine
Hanover
Lafayette
Moravian
Salem
Davis and Elkins
Williamson
Huntington High
St. Peters & Rivesville
Farmington
Monongah
Clarksburg
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Shinnston
Talcott
Gap Mills
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Weston
Masontown Valley
Terra Alta
Bruceton
Northern
Top Brass Halls New Franchise in Milwaukee Talks
Teams Inc members returned to Milwaukee after a Thursday meeting with Major League Baseball officials Ford Frick and Warren Giles about obtaining a franchise after the Braves move to Atlanta. Frick called the session exploratory and no further meetings were planned. Frick and Edmund Fitzgerald outlined the Braves would stay through 1965 and shift to Atlanta in 1966, while the Milwaukee group pursues expansion or a transfer.
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Oceana Junior High Defeats Holden in 49-35 Win
Steve Browning led Oceana Junior High with 18 points in a 49-35 victory over Holden. Oceana trailed 6-3 after the first quarter but outscored Holden 20-9 in the second period. Ray Cook and Mike Osborne added 11 points each.
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Area Schedule Notes From Updated Week Football Card
Area games listed include Beckley Park Cen at Stratton Baileys at Herndon Cl Fork at Glen Roy Mt. Hope at Fayette Mark Twain at Stoco Marsh Fork at Sophia Pineville at Mullens Oak Hill at Princeton with various records shown for each matchup and week totals.
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Darrell Billings
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Trap
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Tommy Brooks
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