Mullens Holds Off Warwood In Key Huddle Victory
Mullens Rebels edged Warwood Vikings 65 to 60 at Mullens in a late-season clash. Gary Norris sparked Mullens with clutch shooting as Vinson started fast for Huntington in a separate win, while Webster Springs fell 60-?? to Mullens.
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Bowling Series Mentions for Dennde Stone and Others
Fragmentary OCR lists include Dennde Stone in 804 Series 213 with Ernie Slater 54 Series 200 and Young 550 Series 210 plus Junior Johnson 585 Series. Names and scores appear without full context or event details.
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Willie Mays Wins National League Two Most Valuable Players
In San Francisco UPI reports Willie Mays has won the National League two Most Valuable Player awards during his outstanding career. The star outfielder led the league in hits and home runs, cementing his status as a franchise icon and drawing praise from teammates and fans alike.
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Flying Eagles and Bulldogs Vie in Semi Final Clash
Huntington reports a high stakes semi final in Class A and AAA where top ranked Dunbar and Beckley powered contenders meet Friday at 3 15 p m The Bulldogs and Eagles rated one two in the state and the winner is favored to advance to the title after two close losses earlier in the season Richwood faces Moundsville in the late Class AAA game as both teams boast strong scoring and defense led by center Jim Dial at 6 11% inches
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Mauch Sees Phillies as Best Since 1960 Start
CLERWATER Fla UPI Gene Mauch says the Philadelphia Phillies are the best he has managed since 1960 and have a real solid chance at the NL pennant. He cites two reasons: addition of Frank Robinson and improved personnel, predicting a six-club pennant race and noting Robinson left the Reds to join the league.
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Skiing Coach Now Picks Field For Practice Laps
Bozeman Montana report notes coach Bob Beck selects field for practice laps and discusses eligibility for Stenerud. The piece covers preseason lists, a 38 yard kick, and a 59 yard field goal in a Montana State vs Montana game as a record highlight.
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Rookie Simpson Linchpin For Reds In Tampa Spring Camp
Dick Simpson, 22, a fast, powerful hitter with track speed, was acquired by the Cincinnati Reds on December 9 1965. Coach Roy Sievers praises his hands and physique as he adapts to baseball after a varied career including track stardom at Venice High and stints in Hawaii and California. Simpson has shown promise with early spring camp impressions amid a background of standout batting and speed.
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Wreckers Top Charleston Five In Tight Opener
The Wreckers defeated Charleston Five in a close game at Lee Restter Field. Dawes' quintet had previously beaten the Wreckers, while coach Carlos Garten noted Charleston was the only club to defeat his squad this season. The Wreckers led by six at halftime after a strong first half surge.
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McCord Recalled McCord Pit Telegraphic Note
Pittsburgh UPI reports Bob McCord was recalled in the latest roster update with unclear details from the brief dispatch.
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The United States Jefferson Nickel First Minted in 1938
The Jefferson nickel began its life in 1938 as the first regular issue of the new coin design. It marked a transition to a distinct nickel featuring the obverse portrait of President Thomas Jefferson and the associated reverse monticello image.
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Glenn Hall's long NHL run with the Chicago Black Hawks
Chicago columnist notes Glenn Hall, star goalie for the Chicago Black Hawks, previously played 502 consecutive NHL games in goal, a record of durability and endurance for the era.
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