Shady Travels To Mullens Oak Hill Tackles Princeton
Arnold Palmer, famed as the golf era’s leading travel figure, fights fatigue amid a busy schedule. He juggles events from Pebble Beach to Rochester to New York and San Francisco, racing to Harding Park in a rainstorm after a trip winding through multiple cities and awards ceremonies. local high school and college games across West Virginia and the nation are listed, with results from Grafton, Elkins, Fairmont, Salem, and Morehead State among others.
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Stratton and Conley clash in key Coalfield slate
Stratton hosts Conley High as three Coalfield Conference games top an eleven game slate. Mark Twain visits Stoco in Raleigh County, Mount Hope at Fayetteville in Fayette County, and Herndon faces Baileysville in Wyoming County. Nonconference actions include Welch at Oceana, Glen Rogers at Clear Fork, War at Pineville, and Stratton at Conley.
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Stoco
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Mount Hope
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Welch
Oceana
Glen Rogers
Clear Fork
Pineville
Conley
Stratton
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Princeton
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Shady Spring
Woodrow Wilson
Logan
Wildcats
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Larry Sumpter
Joe Sproles
Kenny Franklin
Roger Blackwell
Kenneth Treadway
Beldon Lafferty
Charles Kimbro
Jim Iddlings
Arthur Akers
Blaine Clower
Mike Shumate
Russell Swanson
Dan Daniels
Mullens Rebels
Shady
David Arritt
Bess Brothers
Joe and
Lee
Teddy Scott
Raymond Hilton
Herndon High
Matoaka
Herndon High Indians
Dave McKinney
Basil McKinney
Roger Morgan
Baileysville Five
Stratton High Bulldogs
Leonard Valentine
Conley Blue Devils
Blue Devils
Rudolph Pugh
Jerry Edmonds
Murray Jeffries
War
Vikings Pick 24 Pros In Bid To Improve Next Season
Minnesota Vikings draft highlights from league selections with 13 first year pros and emphasis on younger talent. Names include Hugh McElhenny Don Joyce Dave Middleton Red Stephens and Bill Lapham among others. Selections favor younger players over veteran stars as commissioner Rozelle comments on strong picks.
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Butch Easterling
Charley Stump
Larry Lilly
Jimmy Halsey
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Bert Rose
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Los Angeles
Jerry Stalcup
Don Ellersick
Charles Janerette
Dallas
Rozelle
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Don Joyce
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Dave Middleton
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Red Stephens
Washington Redskins
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Stephens
Bill Lapham
Philadelphia Eagles
Zeke Smith
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Dick Mostardo
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Cleveland
Gene Selawski
Fred Murphy
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Grady Alderman
Dave Whitsell
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Ken Beck
Paul Winslow
Dick Pescnlen
Frank Youse
Bill Kimber
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Philadelphia
Gerry Huth
Gene Johnson
St. Louis
Ed Culpepper
West Jordan boxer stops Reno fighter in featherweights
In West Jordan Utah Don Adamson stopped David Lee of Reno Nevada in a featherweights bout. Johnny Smith from Pacoima California knocked out Neal Rivers in Los Angeles indicating a decisive result at the featherweight card.
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David Lee
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Nev
Los Angeles
Johnny Smith
Pacoima
Calif
Neal Rivers
New River Handerrs Park Drug 2nd Defeat In City League
Four teams tied for first after Thursday City League games with New River Supply beating Park Drug 79 to 36 to force a four way lead. Denny Skiles led New River Supply with 32 points aided by Bell 14 and Harding 12. Earl Gilbert led Park Drug with 15 points. Bill Skiles 14 and Tony Lusk 10. YMCA beat MCA 65-59, Radford top scoring for YMCA with 13. Albaugh 14, Jackson 12, Pence 12 for winners.
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J'son
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Redden Welch
Hanshaw
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Ward Bramer
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X'Er
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Hoos
Riffe
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Gunther
P'Son
Criss
Bucs Open Spring Drills in Grapefruit League
PITTSBURGH Pirates spring training camp begins in Fort Myers Florida with 18 pitchers and four catchers set to start workouts. Batteries loosen Feb 22 followed by 17 infielders and outfielders as Danny Murtaugh readies for the Grapefruit League. First exhibition game scheduled with the Cincinnati Reds on March 10.
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Pittsburgh Pirates
Fort Myers
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