Ware Named To WV Coaching Staff
Dick Ware 43 a top high school coach was added to the West Virginia University football staff as ends coach and aide to line coaches. He will start Feb 1 after a 21 year high school career including Barboursville and South Charleston where his teams posted a 132 42 5 record.
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UPI
Dick Ware
West Virginia University
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South Charleston High School
Gene Corum
Art
Pappy) Lewis
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Mountaineers
Russ Crane
Chick Donaldson
Frank Fedorovich
Fairmont State Colege
WVU Athletic Council
Barboursville High School
South Charleston
WVU
Ray Watson
Jimmy Walthall
Ed Shockey
Frosh
Greer Scores 20 as Syracuse Nats top Lakers in thriller
Hal Greer scored 20 for the Syracuse Nationals as three WVU representatives faced the Lakers. Jerry West and Hot Rod Hundley added 13 and 3 points for LA while Elgin Baylor led the Lakers with 38. Dick Barnette had 27 for the Nationals, including two late goals to seal a 112-109 win.
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N. Y
UPI
Hal Greer
West Virginia
National Basketball Association
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Marshall College
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Los Angeles Lakers
West Virginia University
Elgin Baylor
Lakers
Shue Howell Spark Pistons Lift Team Toward Hawks
Gene Shue and Bailey Howell powered the Detroit Pistons past Philadelphia 136 128 for their fifth straight win as the pair each scored 32 and 31 points respectively. Cincinnati beat St Louis 115 108 Syracuse edged Los Angeles 112 109 with Dick Barnett scoring 27. Elgin Baylor led L A with 38 points.
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Los Angeles
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Elgin Baylor
Skorich To Coach Eagles
Nick Skorich named head coach of the Philadelphia Eagles succeeding Buck Shaw with a three year contract. Skorich, 39, flew in from Pittsburgh for the signing and will retain or appoint assistants as the team aims to defend its title.
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Stoco Invades Glen Rogers In a road clash tonight
The Stoco Indians travel to Glen Rogers to avenge a 76 53 loss earlier this season as Glen Rogers seeks a 7th win. Stoco has one victory this year and seniors Arnold Sizemore and teammates lead the attack while guards Barry Stanley and Jim Bowman are key for Stoco. Glen Rogers, 6 4, relies on Stanley Cozort Terry Cook Tommy Day and Bob Trosky to pace the offense while Stoco faces a busy schedule with Thursday at Trap Hill and Friday at Huntington East.
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Herndon
Mark Twain
Sandstone
Huntington
Beckley
Princeton
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Shady Spring
War
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Shady Spring Jr
Beckley Jr
Gauley
Welch
WVU Joins Los Angeles Basketball Tournament
West Virginia has joined the field of the Los Angeles Classic to be held Dec 28 30 in Los Angeles. Other teams include Ohio State Purdue Utah Army Washington UCLA and Southern California. The Mountaineers played in the 1959 classic, losing 65 to 45 to California in the title game.
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Claiborne Set To Lead Virginia Tech Football
Jerry Claiborne arrives at Blacksburg to take over as head coach of the Gobblers after a surprise athletic council meeting. The 32 year old former Kentucky star and Bryant assistant will implement a four year contract with terms undisclosed and Moseley remains athletic director.
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UPID
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Virginia Tech
Gobblers
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Tech
Moseley
Kentucky
Paul
Bear) Bryant
Alabama
Non-Pro Baseball Tourney Set For July Start
The 23rd annual West Virginia tournament for non-professional baseball teams will open July 21 at Mason City, W. Va. The WV champions earn a berth in the national tournament starting August 18 in Wichita, Kansas.
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Wichita, Kan
UPI
West Virginia
Mason City
W. Va
Marshall suffers injuries as upset win at Western Michigan
Marshall College upset Western Michigan 76-69 in Kalamazoo but suffered injuries. Phil Carter scored 21 and has a deep knee cut needing seven stitches after a collision with Ron Emerick. Teammates Lou Mott Tex Williams and Bruce Moody were hurt, with four players nursing knocks. Marshall rests Thursday before hosting Morehead and Bowling Green this weekend.
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Marshall College
Phil Carter
Clarksburg
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Marshall
Ron Emerick
Jule Rivlin
Lou Mott
Tex Williams
Bruce Moody
Morehead
Rivlin
Moody
Williams
Mott
Western
Bowling Green
Ohio State Purdue Set For Big 10 Fight
Ohio State leads the Big 10 with 18 straight wins and a 75-56 win over Minnesota as top rival Purdue, 8 of last 9 after a slow start, prepares to visit Columbus. Purdue’s Terry Dischinger scores 19 and grabs 17 rebounds against Iowa.
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Bougainvillea Turf Handicap Televised at Hialeah
The 16th Bougainvillea Turf handicap will be televised from Hialeah Florida. Coverage begins at 4 30 p m EST on Saturday January 28.
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UPI
WVU Faces Two Tough Tests After Virginia Tech Win
West Virginia University bids time before a trio of hard games starting Saturday at Norfolk against William and Mary. Coach George King notes the Indians, Furman, and Virginia Military present stiff challenges as WVU sits 6-1 in the ACC and 12-3 overall. Sophomore Rod Thorn leads with 21 points, Jim McCormick adds 20, and Bev Vaughan and Jeff Cohen bolster the frontline. Virginia Tech’s Chris Smith scores 28 with 18 rebounds as VPI drops to 83-72 in Morgantown.
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Blacksburg
Chris
Moose) Smith
Charleston
Lee Mclear
Lee Patrone
Jim Ritchie
Thorn All American On Court In Classroom
West Virginia sophomore Rod Thorn, a Princeton recruit turned Mountaineer, excels both on court and in pre med studies with a B plus average. He scored 21 and grabbed 13 rebounds in a 73 68 win over Pitt as WVU eyes William and Mary then Virginia Tech with 10 games left before the Southern Conference tournament.
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College basketball results across multiple games
Summary of regional college basketball results including West Virginia 83 Virginia Tech 72, Marshall 76 Western Michigan 69, Potomac State 99 Shenandoah 79, Salem 68 in OT, and numerous other pairings with scores, venues, and notable overtime outcomes across EAST SOUTH MIDWEST regions.
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Parkersburg
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Ansted
Summersville
Grafton
Fairmont West
Clarksburg
Notre Dame
Warren
Gilbert
Matewan
Ripley
St. Marys
College
Virginia Tech
Marshall
Western Michigan
Potomac State
Shenandoah
Alderson-Broaddus
Salem
Wesleyan
Morris Harvey
W.va. Tech
Glenville
Concord
West Liberty
Davis-Elkins
Fairmont
Shepherd
EAST
David Lipscomb
Union
Miami
Fla
Houston
Tampa
Jacksonville
Dillard
St. Louisiana
Auburn
Georgia
Miss
Mississippi
Vanderbilt
Georgia Tech
Geo. Washington
Virginia
Kentucky
Tennessee
Maryland
No. Caro
Louisville
Dayton
Midwest
Charleston May Field Baseball Team In 1962
Charleston West Virginia could field a team in the American Association in 1962, club president Sam Lopinsky said Sunday. He announced a visit by James H. Burris, president of the Triple-A league, with plans for next year. The summer bid failed when the Minnesota Twins declined to buy the community franchise as Lopinsky sought other majors to operate under such an arrangement.
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