WVU Recruiting Drive Gathers West Virginia Prospects
WVU coach Gene Corum reports the recruiting program is progressing with travel across the state and beyond. Targeted WVU prospects include John Sipple Ray Blomer Bill Bobbit and Buster Kizer among others with plans to visit Ohio and Pennsylvania. Be sure of a solid crop if the group commits while a benefit game Feb 6 in Shady Spring supports the Light Conservation Fund.
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Gene Corum
West Virginia University
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WVU
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Ray Bloomer
Williamson
Bill Bobbit
Logan
Buster Kizer
Mount Hope
Tom Kesting
Bluefield
Art George
Morgantown
Fred Anderson
Parkersburg
Ken Fisher
Ripley
Danny Eisman
Charles Town
Eisman
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Kiser
Mount Hope Mustangs
Kizer
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Marshall
Tennessee
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Murray Jeffries
Jerry Edmonds
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Jim Woodie
Big Bane Sarrett
Woodrow Wilson
Sarrett
Huntings
Register Sports Staff
Tar Heels Withdraw Permission Shrouded In Probe
UNC Chapel Hill was allowed to withdraw from the ACC post season tourney amid NCAA probation news. Reports from Greensboro and Chapel Hill say ACC commissioner Jim Weaver reviewed alleged violations linked to North Carolina. No official comment issued as ACC executives met to discuss the case.
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North Carolina
Ncaa Council
Greensboro
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ACC
NCAA
Tar Heels
Weaver
J. T. Penney
South Carolina
West Virginia College Basketball Results Report
United Press International lists West Virginia and regional college results with scores for W V State 81 Bluefield 77 Potomac State 98 Davis Elkins 82 Salem 89 Glenville 77 W V Wesleyan 86 and numerous high school and other college games across East South Midwest regions including Huntington Liberty Princeton and Morgantown University amid OT finishes and multi state matchups.
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United Press International College
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United Press International
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Bobcats
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Buckhannon
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Rattlers
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Dave Christie
Salem
Bob Lambert
Mike Checkan
Passaic
N. J
Potomac
John Allen
Checkan
Bob Ferrell
Davis Elkins
Jerry Urish
Lane Triggers 1st Trade As A's Boss Lane Triggers 1st Trade As A's Boss
Kansas City Athletics general manager Lane makes his first deal sending Whitey Herzog and Russ Snyder to Baltimore for Al Pilarcik Bob Boyd Clint Courtney Jim Archer Wayne Causey. Autry signs two players for the Los Angeles club Bob Cerv and Albie Pearson at Hollywood Derby. Cincinnati signs Frank Robinson for 1961 season. Houston signs Patrick Jackman to play in Jacksonville this year.
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United Press International
Frank Lane
Gene Autry
West
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Lane
Kansas City Athletics
Baltimore Orioles
Autry
Los Angeles
Hollywood
Cecil B. DeMille
Whitey Herzog
Russ Snyder
Baltimore
al Pilarcik
Bob Boyd
Clint Courtney
Jim Archer
Wayne Causey
Herzog
Snyder
Orioles
Gene Woodling
Jackie Brandt
Oriole
Woodling
Washington
Yankees
Bob Cerv
Albie Pearson
Senators
Sizemore Regains 1st In Tri-County Scoring
Tri County scoring leaders show Arnold Sizemore of Glen Rogers back atop with 27 points per game and 271 total in 10 games after overtaking James Stewart of Oceana. Rudolph Pugh of Conley sits second with 26. Pineville's Ritchie Simmons is third at 25.
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James Stewart
Oceana
Arnold Sizemore
Glen Rogers
Rudolph Pugh
Conley
Herndon
Pineville
Mark Twain
Ritchie Simmons
Simmons
Northfork
Roger Morgan
Baileysville
Stewart
Morgan
Richard Fox
Nets
Trap Hill
Billy Cole
Wildcat
Bob Mickis
Rudolph Pugh Conley
Richard Simmons
Larry Sumpter
Oak Hill
Billy Cole Hill
Bane Sarrett
Woodrow Wilson
Basil McKinney Herndon
Terry Cook
Jerry Edmonds Stratton
Pete McKinney
Sophia
Robert Stanton
Mt. H
Scotty Murray Marsh Fork
Jim Woodie
Darrell McKinney Mullens
Joe Bess
Fayetteville
Kingpetch to defend title May 25 in Tokyo
World flyweight champion Pone Kingpetch will make his second title defense against hard hitting Japanese southpaw Mitsunori Seki on May 25 in Tokyo. The announcement was made by promoter Iwao Kodaka and Kingpetch's manager Min Boonyasupa.
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Tokyo
UPI
Pone Kingpetch
Mitsunori Seki
Iwao Kodaka
Min Boonyasupa
Thong Thoi
Second Greatest Kicker Signs With AFL Club
Tom Wells of Georgia Tech signed with the Dallas Texans as the 17th rookie. The 6-1, 195 pound kicker totaled 74 points at Tech, with 14 field goals and a 16-13 opener win over Rice, including three in that game.
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Tex
UPI
Tommy Wells
Georgia
Dallas Texans
Wells
Georgia Tech
Tech
Rice
Vikings Face Slim Pickings From NFL Clubs
The Minnesota Vikings received a limited pool of options from NFL clubs as teams submitted seven names each from eight lists. Owner discussions covered Hall of Fame location and league programs while Minnesota aims to draft George Shaw and others to build a contending team over several years.
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UPI
Minnesota Vikings
George Shaw
Minnesota
NFL
Vikings
Dallas Cowboys
Cowboys
Dallas
Bert Rose
Rose
Norm van Brocklin
Joe Thomas
Pete Rozelle
Green Bay
Chicago
Pro Football Hall of Fame
Prelude To Lucky Golf Tourney Opens In San Francisco
In fog at Harding Park morning tee off starts a $5,000 pro am event, preluding the $50,000 Lucky International Tournament. Weather looks cloudy with possible showers. celebrities Bing Crosby and others join the amateur pairs. Top American stars include Palmer, Goalby, Rosburg, Herbert, Wall, with 16 foreign players also in the field.
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UPI
Hardling Park
Bing Crosby
Phil Harris
Dennis Morgan
John Raitt
Howard Keel
Johnny Weissmuller
James
Maverick
Gariner
Arnold Palmer
Bob Goalby
Bob Rosburg
Jay Herbert
Art Wall
Eddie Arcaro Wins Laurel International Ride with Fisherman
Jockey Eddie Arcaro rode in six of eight Laurel International races and won in 1954 aboard Fisherman.
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Eddie Arcaro
Fisherman
Overshadowed By Lucas Dischinger Would Be No. 1 In Different Place
Purdue star Terry Dischinger, often shadowed by Ohio State’s Jerry Lucas, is profiled as a great all around player with a stronger college career than many realize. The piece contrasts their timelines, notes Terry’s 26.3 ppg last season, and mentions pro plans and academic focus.
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Atsn
Lafayette
Ind
NEA
Ohio State
Jerry Lucas
Purdue
Terry Dischinger
Terry
Lucas
Cincinnati
O” Robertson
Wilt Chamberlain
Der
John Havlicek
Mel Nowell
Larry Siegfried
Buckeye
Joe Lapchick
St. John’s
Brooklyn
N. Y
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Buckeyes
Purdue Lses
Boilermakers
Big Ten
Jeague
Northwestern
Trials Of A Tutor TV Bowlers Set Bad Example For School
NEW YORK NEA telecast bowling tutor Gus Lombardi rails at TV influence on pupils. He trains beginners from scratch, stressing form over flair and using school gyms and lanes to instill discipline. Lombardi notes young players imitate pros but lack mastery and patience.
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NEA
Gus Lombardi
Lombardi
Patchogue
Long Island
Northeastern University
Miami
Okla
Twig
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