Gorsica Places Ath In Moose Tourney Singles
John Gorsica was the lone Moundsville bowler to place in the State Moose Tournament singles with a 646 handicap for fourth. J Matthews of Clarksburg led with 765, Hall Morgantown and Griffith Nitro each high in others. Team standings, all events leaders, and organizers Wayne Ro mano and Paul Vennari noted. Approximately 240 bowlers entered the two weekend tourneys.
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John Gorsica
H. Gates
Moundsville
M. Beckleyan
L. Rawlings
Mounds
Mooseville
Bowl-Wick
Gorsica
J. Mathews
Clarksburg
John Hall
Morgantown
Nitro
J. Griffith
Beckley
Dan Martina
George Corey
J. D. Christian
George Steffy
L. B. Carper
J. Kuhayda
Hall
Kegler
M. Alvarez
T. Wyant
Weston
Moose
Pete Romano
Paul Vennari
State Moose
P. C. Johnson
Gus Lilly
Jim Dale
Jim Beard
Dix Manning
Amenta
Sco
Manning
King begins relaxed approach to WVU recruiting
Morgantown UP I King eased after a 23 4 first WVU season as coach. He plans heavy recruiting, attending regional and area playoff games this weekend and the state tournament March 16 18 in Huntington. He reflected on a 88 76 loss to William & Mary in the Southern Conference semifinals, saying the team cashed in on good breaks and overall exceeded expectations.
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Morgantown
UPI
King
West Virginia University
Mountaineers
WVU
George
West Virginia
Huntington
William & Mary
Richmond
Injuries Hit Yanks Berra Among Several Major Leaguers
Yogi Berra sprains a neck area and misses baseball activities in St. Petersburg as the Yankees fear a recurring neck problem. Other sidelined include Carl Yastrzemski Hamlin Bilko Manly Johnson and Ray Katt with injuries varying from a bruised hand to an ankle sprain plus sore elbow and neck strains across several clubs.
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United Press International
Yogi
Yankees
Berra
Miller Huggins Pied
St. Petersburg
Fla
Ralph Houk
Carl Yastrezemski
Boston Red Sox
Ken Hamlin
Steve Bilko
Los Angeles Angels
Manly Johnson
Chicago White Sox
Ray Katt
St. Louis Cardinals
Yastrezemski
Ted Williams
Red Sox
Mike
Hamlin
Angels
Bilko
Lelbow
Jim McAnany
Leo Burke
Philadelphia Team Takes Over ABC Lead
A Philadelphia De- George Service Station bowling team jumped to the regular division lead in the ABC tournament after a 2910 total, the first over 2900 in the first two days of the 78 day, 58th annual event. They overtook opening night leaders The Roper Falstaffs of Independence Missouri who had 2868.
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Detroit
UPI
De-George
Philadelphia
Philadelphians
Roper
Independence
Lester meets Eccles in junior high tourney opener
The Raleigh County Junior High basketball tournament begins at Shady Spring High tonight with Lester facing Eccles in the opening Class A game. Class B features Trap Hill versus Clear Fork, Marsh Fork versus Sophia, and Shady Tiger Kittens against Stoco at 9 p.m. Tuesday, with later rounds and trophies for champions runners up and best cheerleaders. Admission is 25 cents for students and 50 cents for adults.
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Raleigh County
Shady Spring High
Lester
Eccles
Trap Hill
Clear Fork
Marsh Fork
Sophia
Shady Tiger Kittens
Stoco
Beckley College team honored at Glen Morgan banquet
The Beckley College basketball team and its coach were feted at a Saturday night banquet held at the Glen Morgan home of Mr and Mrs Joe Cook. Mr and Mrs Green Horton are shown presenting honors to the team and cheerleaders.
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Beckley College
Glen Morgan
Joe Cook
Green Horton
Coach Cook
Bluefield names Allen Coppinger Jr as new club president
Allen Coppinger Jr. was announced Sunday as president of the Bluefield entry in the Appalachian Rookie league. He succeeds Scott Litton, who will remain chairman of the board of directors.
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Bluefield
W. Va
UPI
Allen Coppinger Jr
Coppinger
Scott Litton
Litton
63 BR Tourney To Be Part Of Centennial
The 1963 Regional Babe Ruth Tournament moves to Charleston to join West Virginia centennial celebrations, shifting from Maryland. Director Michael Josephs notes the swap, and Beckley District 3 will host in 1962. The 1963 event runs July 29-30 in Charleston.
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Charleston
Maryland
Michael Josephs
Joseph's
Beckley
Watt Powell Park
The
Senators
Josephs
U S Icers Face West Germany After Three Defeats
In Geneva UPI reports the United States Nationals, stung by a third straight loss in the world amateur ice championships, prep to meet West Germany. The Americans, trailing 7-4 to Canada, showed marginal improvement. Russia beat Finland 7-3 as Larry Palmer’s return was awaited with Tom Yurkovich formerly guarding and stopping 43 shots in a losing effort.
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Geneva
Switzerland
UPI
United States
West Germany
Canada
Trail Smoke Eaters
Finland
Connie Pleban
U.S
Larry Palmer
Pinehurst
Mass
Palmer
Tom Yurkovich
Rochester
Feldman Named Most Valuable in SC Tournament
Southern Conference champion George Washington placed two on the all tournament team as GW and runnerup William and Mary led with Feldman and Markowitz. The Citadel West Virginia and Virginia Tech also earned spots in the 41st all star squad honoring the three day classic. Feldman set a tourney high with 45 points in GW's 82 68 win over William and Mary and earned MVP honors.
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Richmond
UPI
George Washington
William & Mary
West Virginia
Citadel
Colonials
Jon Feldman
Dick Markowitz
Jeff Cohen
W&m
Lee Patrone
Gary Daniels
Cohen
Daniels
Feldman
Markowitz
Tle
Furman
Indians
Darrell Floyd
New York
Duke
Dick Groat
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Charles Easter
Jack Sarver
Frazier Hurst
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Pittsburgh Pirates
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al Longhouse
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Rus St. Clair
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St. Clair
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Bill Prichard
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U. S
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Fayetteville
Federal Home Loan Bank System
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Palm Springs
Neville St. Beckley, W. Va
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