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Newspaper

Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1960

Page

7

Mountaineers face Navy test in Madison Square Garden

West Virginia battles Navy in the first round of the 12-AA section in Madison Square Garden as fans chase the elusive national title. The Mountaineers, led by West, seek victory to erase Garden jinx memories while Navy, coached by Ben Carnevale, promises a stern challenge with guards Hughes Tremaine and center Metzler.

Stoco to face Shady Spring in Recreation Building game

Tonight the Recreation Building hosts a key matchup as Stoco travels to meet Shady Spring. The event promises a solid night of basketball with local interest high and fans urged to attend.

Stoco Shady Spring

VPI Leads Southern Conference Wrestling Finals

In Davidson North Carolina AP report the Southern Conference Wrestling Tournament heads to the finals with VPI leading the team race at 49 points. WVU and VMI also hold strong positions as champions Bowman Glover and Heller from VPI advance in their weight classes.

Davidson N. C VPI West Virginia VMI Citadel Robert Bowman Brandon Glover Joseph Heller Bowman Ralph Staton Glover Larkin Jennings Heller al Bamforth

Masked goaltender Mayer introduces mask in AHL play

Cleveland Barons veteran goalie Gil Mayer brought the mask into the American Hockey League. After a facial injury in October he returned in December wearing the mask, the first in the league to play a full game with a mask. In the NHL, Jacques Plante and Don Simmons had worn masks this season.

Cleveland Gil Mayer Cleveland Barons Nets Mayer Jacques Plante Montreal Don Simmons Boston Bruins

Bobcats Open NAIA Tournament Bid in Kansas City

West Virginia Wesleyan Bobcats square off with Valley City State Teachers N D at 1000 m EST in the NAIA Tournament first round at Municipal Auditorium Kansas City. Seeded 16th Wesleyan arrives with 40 students and supporters as eight first round games unfold today and more rounds follow.

Kansas City West Virginia Wesleyan Bobcats Valley City State Teachers N. D Buckhannon W. Va Wesleyan Municipal Auditorium Tennessee A & I State Tigers

WVU Coaches Confidence Ahead of Navy Clash at Garden

West Virginia coach Fred Schaus says his NCAA tourney bound Mountaineers are a better shooting team than last year’s squad, despite a thinner bench. WVU, 82-72 winners over Virginia Tech to claim the Southern Conference title, face Navy in the NCAA first round at Madison Square Garden. The winner advances to Charlotte to meet the New York U Connecticut victor.

John Flynn West Virginia Garden Mountaineers Madison Square Garden Fred Schaus WVU LaSalle Tom Gola Mountaineer Schaus New York Rod Hundley Lloyd Sharrar Bob Smith Canisius Don Vincent Vincent Jerry West Manhattan Morgantwon Navy WVU Quint California Virginia Tech VPI Duke Princeton New York U Connecticut Charlotte New York U.connecticut San Francisco Kansas Nebraska Kansas State Jayhawks Utah Cincinnati Colorado State Skyline Drake Wake Forest Cornell Rhode Island Oregon Southern California Ohio University Georgia Tech Southeastern Ohio State Big Ten Southern Texas Southwest Western Kentucky Ohio Valley New Mexico State Border St. Joseph's Mid-Atlantic Miami Fla NYU Notre Dame Idaho State Mideast Lexington Ohio U Ana Kentucky Corvallis Ore N. C Louisville Kan Seattle Bradley Utah State Coca Cola Mikies Pennington Arbaugh St. John’s N. Y St. Aiffe Louis Holy Cross Warden Thurs- Vandal Villanova Detroit Collier Cerrito Provi- Williams Memphis State S&b Keatley Parker

West Clinches Scoring Title In Conference

AP reports All-America Jerry West of West Virginia has clinched a second straight conference scoring title with a 28.7 average. He leads through 28 games with 803 points, while Jeff Cohen of William and Mary is second at 24.2, followed by Chris Smith of Virginia Tech and Feldman of George Washington. West can’t lose the conference crown even if WVU reaches the NCAA finals.

Richmond Jerry West West Virginia West Navy New York Jeff Cohen William and Mary Virginia Tech Chris Smith George Washighton Feldman Dag Wilson Furman Norm Halberstadt VMI Bob Ayersman Art Musselman Citadel Bev Vaughan Ray Graves

Nellie Fox Aims To Repeat MVP Tactics In 1960

Nellie Fox of the Chicago White Sox, 32, aims to repeat last season’s MVP tactics as he drives in three runs in a spring game. Joe Hicks shines with a 425 foot inside-the-park homer, while the White Sox build a strong infield with Aparicio Freese and Hicks. Across the league, contract talks heat up as Harvey Kuenn signs for about 45000, Tony Kubek and Ned Garver near deals, and barroom trouble unsettles Philadelphia.

Mike Rathet Associated Press Nellie Fox Chicago White Sox St. Thomas, Pa Go - Go - Sox Fox Aparicio Gene Freese White Sox Joe Hicks Hicks Indianapolis Detroit Rick Farrell Harvey Kuenn Charley Maxwell New York Yankees Tony Kubek Mickey Mantle Kansas City Athletics Ned Garver Washington Jim Lemon Philadelphia Eddie Sawyer Joe Koppe Jim Owens Bobby Gene Smith Dick Farrell

Cunningham Put In Leadoff Spot

St. Louis Cardinals shift Joe Cunningham to lead off after trading Don Blasingame to San Francisco. Cunningham, 28, moved from first base to outfield last year and posted a .345 average, second in the NL, while Hemus notes his high on base percentage and 158 hits, 88 walks, and five HBPs as key to the new leadoff role.

ST. Petersburg Fla Don Blasingame San Francisco St. Louis Cardinals Joe Cunningham Cunningham Stan Musial Milwaukee Hank Aaron Ken Boyer Bill White Sally Hemus Hemus Eddie Stanky

NCAA Tourney Starts Tonight

The NCAA basketball tournament opens on two fronts with DePaul facing Air Force in Chicago and USC meeting Utah in Provo. The final two berths are decided as Santa Clara and Loyola Marymount finish tied for the West Coast Conference lead.

ED Corrigan Associated Press Chicago DePaul Air Force Academy Provo Utah Southern California Santa Clara Loyola of Los Angeles

New River Loses In City League Basketball

Coca Cola defeated L and B 56 to 44 while Warren's Esso beat New River 82 to 66 in City Basketball League play at the Recreation Building. Hill led Warren's with 24 points, Riffe had 19 for Coca Cola, and Hewitt scored 18 for the losers.

Coca Cola Warren Esso New River Recreation Building S&b Nets Warren's Hill Hewitt Riffe Vandall Henderson Covey Allen Milam Chandler Gilbert Dawson Lilly Eee Backus Skiles Keatley Parker

Trap Hill Opens Play Against Ravenswood

Section 12 AA action begins at 7:30 p m at the Recreation Building as Stoco Indians and Shady Spring Tigers face Ravenswood in opener. Winners advance to face Stratton High while Tuesday results lead to a Wednesday final for regional at Princeton.

Stoco High School Indians Tigers Shady Spring Recreation Building Stratton High Beckley Sophia Marsh Fork Princeton Montgomery Trap Hill Ravenwood Ansted Putnam Wildcats Ravenswood Highlanders Buffalo Byrd - Prillerman Mark Twain

Tournament Slate Brings Many Showdowns Across Regions

Sec. 15-AAA Huntington hosts Man at 7 pm while Hinton hosts Peterstown versus Matoaka. Stoco vs Shady Spring, Mount Hope vs Fayetteville, Marlinton battles Sandstone, Union faces Athens, Trap Hill meets Ravenswood, and Ansted vs Buffalo of Putnam all on Tuesday. Regional and championship games follow across Beckley Princeton Montgomery Rainelle Gauley Bridge and Fayetteville with multiple 8 pm, 7 pm, and 10 am start times and several title bouts.

Oceana Princeton Hinton Beckley Iaeger Peterstown Matoaka Summersville Union-Athens Rainelle Montgomery Gauley Bridge Mount Hope Fayetteville Lookout Huntington Man Park Central Stoco Shady Spring Marlinton Sandstone Union Athens Trap Hill Ravenswood Ansted Buffalo Putnam Bluefield Welch Big Creek of War Stoce Stratton Marsh Fork Vg Sophia

Fraser Wins Masters Invitational to Crown Amateur Champion

Neal Fraser of Australia added luster to his ranking as the world’s top amateur by winning the Masters Invitational men’s tennis championship in Florida. He defeated Davis Cup partner Roy Emerson in straight sets after trailing 2-5 in the third, 6-4 6-0 9-7, and then teamed with Emerson to take the doubles title over Ulf Schmidt and Jan Eric Lundquist of Sweden, 6-3 8-6.

ST. Petersburg Fla Neal Fraser Australia Luster Florida Fraser Miami Beach Power Roy Emerson Emerson Ulf Schmidt Jan Eric Lundquist Sweden

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