Flying Eagles host Fayetteville in Raleigh County tilt
The Woodrow Wilson Flying Eagles seek their seventh win in eleven starts as they host Fayetteville Pirates in Beckley with starters including Sarrett Burns and Weikle. Oak Hill at Mount Hope and Pineville at Man in the Coalfield Conference also on slate along with Raleigh County matchups.
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Woodrow Wilson Flying Eagles
Fayetteville Pirates
Beckley
Oak Hill
Mount Hope
Pineville
Raleigh County
Stoco
Clear Fork
Mark Twain Fine
Sophia
Jill
Van
Marsh Fork
Gary
Byrd-Prillerman
Arcoma
Conley
Princeton
Woodrow Wilson Boys
Pirates
Flying Eagles
Bane Sarrett
Roger Burns
Rod Weikle
Rod Miller
Pack Hindsley
Fayetteville
Bess Brothers
Joe and
Lee
Dave Arritt
Teddy Scott
Raymond Hilton
Huntington
Logan
Lawrence Wiseman
Stratton
Murray Jeffries
Jerry Edmonds
Reginald
Ronald Coleman
Willy Williams
Samuel McVey
Mark Twain
Glen Daniel
Richard Fox
John Robertson
James Hickman
Evan Maynard
Danny Proffitt
Ronald Taylor
OAK Hill Red Devils
Jack Shockey
Mount Hope Mustangs
Senators Seek Indemnity Money
The Charleston West Virginia Senators pressed for a share of the 540000 indemnity the American Association will collect from the Minnesota Twins. Board discussions centered on whether Charleston, though unaffiliated in 1961, should receive a portion of the Twins payout for Minneapolis St Paul territory.
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Kansas City, Mo
UPI
Charleston
West Virginia
Senators
American Association
Minnesota Twins
Sam Lepinsky
Lepinsky
Twins
Minneapolis
James Burris
Lopinsky
League
Burris predicts Senators return to organized baseball in 1962
While visiting Charleston on Monday Burris told city officials he believes the Senators will be back in organized baseball in 1962 with further major league expansion.
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Charleston
Burris
Senators
Thomas Hopes To Get Record Back
Boston University sophomore John Thomas vows to regain his world indoor high jump record after Valeri Brumel broke it with 7 feet 4¼ inches in Leningrad. Thomas plans a New York meet Feb. 17 to face Brumel and Shavlakadze, aiming for 7 feet 2 inches and eyeing a rematch.
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Boston
UPI
John Thomas
Boston University
Valeri Brumel
University of Moscow
Leningrad
Thomas
the Garden
Brumel
New York
Robert Shavlakadze
Russia
Rome
Shavlakadze
Ernie Cunliffe
California
Cunliffe
Stanford
Don Gehrmann
Arnie Lowell
Gary Gubner
New York University
Rolando Cruz
Puerto Rico
Cruz
New York City
Regional Football Schedule Bulletin
Fayetteville hosts Beckley as Pineville visits Man while Oak Hill travels to Mount Hope and Van meets Marsh Fork. Sophia faces Trap Hill, Mark Twain goes to Stratton, Aracama meets Conley, Long Jr travels to Princeton. college games include West Virginia versus VMI at Bluefield, Beckley at VPI, and Citadel at VPI with Fairmont at West Liberty and Wesleyan at Ald-Broaddus plus Norfolk State at Bluefield State.
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Fayetteville
Beckley
Pineville
Man
Oak Hill
Mount Hope
Van
Marsh Fork
Sophia
Trap Hill
Mark Twain
Stratton
Aracama
Conley
Long Jr
Princeton
College
West Virginia
VMI
Bluefield
VPI
Fresh Citadel
Fairmont
West Liberty
Wesleyan
Ald-Broaddus
Norfolk State
Bluefield State
Buckeyes Grab Big Ten Tilt
Ohio State remains undefeated in the Big Ten with a 100-68 win over Wisconsin as All-American Jerry Lucas scores 19 and the Buckeyes reach 15 conference wins. Miami (Fla.) upsets Kentucky 71-69, Louisville falls again, and Kansas State edges Iowa State 72-70 to pull even atop the Big Eight.
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United Press International
Ohio State
Buckeyes
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Indiana
Louisville
Miami
Fla
Kentuckians
Kansas State
Wildcats
Iowa State
Fred Taylor
Patsy
Jerry Lucas
Buckeye
Ram
Bruce Legate
SP shells touted for pattern and weather reliability
The article notes Remington and Peters SP steel polyethylene shotgun shells claim superior performance in all weather, with better patterns due to a polyethylene H wad, and suitability for pumps and autoloaders. It also discusses wide outdoor activity interest, with fishing leading among outdoorsmen and boats with outboard motors growing in horsepower use.
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Remington
Peters
Mercury
Largest football stadium Maracana Stadium in Rio de Janeiro
The largest football stadium in the world is the Maracana Stadium in Rio de Janeiro, capable of accommodating up to 200,000 spectators.
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United Press International
Maracana Stadium
Rio de Janeiro
Junior High Winners Lane String successful slate in county action
Kingston, Herndon, Stoco, Mount Hope, Mullens and Shady Spring posted junior high victories Monday night. Shady beat Princeton 44 27 led by Jerry Taylor with 23 points and Wayne Anderson 10. Mullens won 46 38 as Sam Fogelsong led with 15. Mount Hope defeated Oak Hill 43 40 with Penn scoring 11. Stoco topped Clear Fork 54 39. Bill Seigler scored 30 for Stoco. Herndon halted Pineville 59 54 behind a 24 point fourth quarter rally. Kingston beat Fayetteville 43 23. Conley led all scorers with 21. Stoco improved to 6 3. Kingston now 6 1. Mullens 4 6.
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Red Devils
Larry Sumpter
Sumpter
Oak Hill
Princeton
Arthur Akers
Bill Turner
Akers
Joe Sproles
Kenny Franklin
Roger Blackwell
Kenneth Treadway
Mustangs
Robert Stanton
Howard Griffith
Ernest Lee
Kent Tyree
Otha Payne
Ronnie Taylor
Teddy Spadaro
Pineville
Hillbillies
CC Tilt
Robert Adams
James Pinkerton
Richard Simmons
William McCoy
Curtis Tackett
Gary Gunter
Lloyd Adams
Doyle Lupardus
Sophia Blue Hawks
Raleigh County
Trap Hill
Blue Hawks
Marsh Fork
Joel Shumate
Jim Woodie
Ronald Hicks
Trap Hill Wildcats
TOCO
Clear Fork Panthers
Raleigh
Stoco
Panthers
Clinton Treadway
Richard Bryant
Bob Jarrell
Denny Estep
Ralph Henderson
Dwight Dunbar
Carlton Cook
Will Stover
Jim Cook
Bill Burgess
Albert Flowers
Flowers
Indians
Ken Wheeler
James Walker
Charles Wallace
Jimmy Bowman
Joe
Mullens
Baileysville
Mount Hope
Clear Fork
Herndon
Kingston
Fayetteville
Shady Boys
Beaver
Jerry Taylor
Wayne Anderson
Sam Foglesong
Little Rebels
Mustang Colts
Oakill
Penn
Weikle
Papooses
Bill Seigler
Little Panthers
W. Williams
T. Lilly
Kingston Boys
Conley
Smithers
Wilson
Oak Hill Jr
Mount Hope Jr
Bolen C'tan
Duvall
H'g’b'm
Wells
Gallaher
Hammell
Robinson
Jones
Collins
Oak Hill Mount Hope
Baileysville Jr
Kingston Princeton Jr
Shady Spring Jr
Barr
Daniels
Farley
Williams
Taylor
Harring
Elmore I
Princeton Jr
Shady Spring
Stoco Jr
Dunbar
Lewis Seigler
Doss Bowman
Hilton Stover
Lilly Williams
Petty Shiws
Lilly UN
Clear Fork Jr
Gilmore Says Hunting License Fees Too High
West Virginia State representative Joe Gilmore announces House Game and Fish Committee will study hunting and fishing license fees amid a decline in licenses sold after a price hike. He notes a 37 percent drop from 122,187 in 1959 to 76,834 last year and calls for a real conservation program.
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Charleston
W. Va
UPID
Joe Gilmore
D-Tucker
West Virginia
Gilmore
House Game and Fish Committee
The
Conservation Commission
West Virginia NC State game rights go to Whitford firm
Whitford, Pa. based Castleman Chesley Productions won TV network rights for the West Virginia vs North Carolina State game in Charleston. The 2 p.m. contest at the Civic Center is set to be shown on 14 stations including WTRF TV Wheeling WTAP TV Parkersburg and stations in Washington Richmond Norfolk and several North and South Carolina markets. Southern West Virginia will be blacked out unless WCHS TV reverses a prior decision. The game has long been a sellout.
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Morgantown
W. Va
UPI
West Virginia University
Whitford
Charleston
West Virginia
Castleman - Chesley Productions
Wtrf -Tv
Wheeling
Wtap-Tv
Parkersburg
Washington
Richmond
Norfolk
Harrisonburg
Legislature presses WVU to rescind game blackout
A West Virginia Legislature resolution proposes WVU officials allow southern viewers to watch the NC State game, seeking reversal of a partial blackout. Del Kelly Castleberry, O-Kanawha, introduced the measure noting broadcasts are set for Wheeling Parkersburg and several southern states.
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Charleston
W. Va
UPI
West Virginia
West Virginia University
WVU
North Carolina State
del. Kelly Castleberry
O-Kanawha
Wheeling
Parkersburg
McDade Fulfills Parents Dream at Charleston Catholic
Mickey McDade, son of coach Charles Fran cis Jr., stars as a multi sport athlete at Charleston Catholic High School. A senior guard in basketball and quarterback in football, Mick balances academics with sports within the Kanawha Valley Conference, weighing 153 pounds and standing 5-foot-11. His father says coaching Mick has brought great happiness, though he notes that coaching one's son is a unique challenge.
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Charleston
W. Va
UPI
Mickey McDade
Charleston Catholic High School
Grafton
Charles Francis, Jr
Mick
McDade
Charleston Catholic
Irish
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