Clarksburg Bowl Winners Highlight Pete Cilone and Others
At Beckley’s Bowl Wick Masters event, Pete Cilone of Clarksburg posted a high individual series, with Lota 1,919 and Cilone sharing top marks alongside rivals Harold Goddard and Joe Shlinslan Moosa. Singles and all events featured scores near 3,000, including 2,999 in singles and 3,059 for a high game, as teams like How-Wick Masters and New River Supply of Beckley competed for top titles.
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Moose
Harold Goddard
Beckley Amnent
Bowl Wickw
Nilva Moose
Beckley
Behinel
Olt
Drlly
Weirton
Joe Skip
Shlinslan Moosa
How-Wick Masters
Beekly
New River Supply
Beck Joy
Vision
Nitya Moose
Usley
Mase
Parkersburg Vondhis Actin
Harnsield & Pele Cilone
Pos
Bowler & Lodge
Gurnside
Clarks
Tal KR
Watt, Wissong
Mannington
McNum
Bogdan - Fairmont
Rudy Gay
W. King - Weston
Violette
Glover
Princeton
Tess
Feaster
C. Noach
Elking
Corey D. Stone
Kemper
R. Furner
F. Sehmid
Falemont
Alia
St. Clair
Goddard
Sotentro
T. Criffith
Siolston
Bowler & Lodge Achat
Hazel Goddard
Th. Keplinger
Bomory
William
King - Weston
C. Johnson
Berkley
E. Richards
Clarksburg
Dames Anghes
Wluefield Nl
Gearhart
Uy Childers
Harald Goddard
Vos
Towler & Lodlse
Maso Goddard - Deckley
Aldoto
Boyd Welling
Glarkstini
John J. Gos Jr
Buckley
EG Peaster - Aickins
BN Grik
Wellton
Nh Thenris
Frank Mariner
von. Wilfong
John Tack
Brian Sternberg Faces Long Road After 14 Foot Fall
New York NBA writer reports Brian Sternberg, once a top pole vaulter at the University of Washington, remains in critical condition after a 14 foot fall that caused neck injury. Doctors caution on recovery while Sternberg shows stubborn determination and continues rehab from a wheelchair. He remains active in Christian Athlete circles and attends Huskies games as he battles memory and pain issues.
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Te Wasdey
Tommy Thomas
NBA
New York
Brian
Altheheory
Sternberg
Seattle
West Coast
Dasult
Steres
Creakvard
University of Wash
Reid
Gratiating Preson
Hussian Delegatis
Huskies
Spints
John Reid
NFL Players Meet with Owners on Collective Bargaining
NFL players from all teams met with owners Tuesday in Chicago to begin collective bargaining on proposed changes. Led by NF Players Association President John Gordy and lawyer Daniel Shulman, the talks aimed to outline goals and set up further meetings in Chicago and New York to advance negotiations.
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Chicago
Frayer
New York
Ghubanam
Lanza
Oyarrs
Shullman
Oan
Art" Modell
Cleveland Browns
Federal Redition and Conciliation Department
American Acbilration Associaton
Horlen Seen by Many as AL's Best Pitcher in 1969 Chase
Sarasota report quotes White Sox ace Horlen as a reigning champion who helped the pennant race with an 18 7 record and a no hitter against Detroit. He discusses team changes, the pitching staff including Peters and John, and his goal of a World Series, while noting focus on regaining his curveball.
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Sarasota
Fla
Horlen
Noweres
Joe Hardest
White Sox
Ova W
Andy
Detroit Tigers
Ieague
Wittessgil
Ahways
San Aretonlo
Wichita
Kartsas
Jos
Dick McAuliffe
Elortstop
Straient
Norton
Inners
Lowm
Oklahom State University
Ted
Gould
Guid Vorlen
Seunon
Wie Spagne
Luis Apacidiy
Tim Cullen
Tara Washington
Horton
Jao Aml
Nate
Jefry
Gary Peters
Pune
Tommy John
Toyt Wiselm
Jack Fisher
Wilbur Wood
Cisco Curfas
Don Lookeri
al Dob McMahon
Chicagoeam
Eddie Stanky
Morlen
Detroit
Minnesota
Boston
California
Baltimore
Cloves
Wotlen
Pherae
Lima
Joe Worlon
Horea
VMI Sets 47-Game Baseball Schedule Under New Coach
Virginia Military Institute releases a 47 game slate for the upcoming baseball season under new coach Chuck Rays. The Keydets open March 12 with Old Dominion in Norfolk, then play a sparse Southern Conference schedule, featuring 11 home games and matchups with Ashland, Marshall, Emory and Henry, and others.
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Wexington
Virginia Military Institute
C. Li
Duke Ellington
Charles N
Chuck
Willapether
Diamond Slate
Old Dominion
Norfolk
Roys
Fred Kelley
Kelley
Darmouth
Phitents
Springfield
Will Meek Ashionad
Ohio
toMere
Lexington
Willies
Furman
Davidsson
Fhe Citadel
East Caro Jind
Marth
Soutly
Dome Apt
Astiland
Marshall
Richmond
Awest
Virginia
Apel
William J and Mary
Kane
Emory and Henry
Bamie
Aol
George Washington
Virginia Tech
Wilkes Wins In Tournament in Fayetteville
In the Fayetteville Independent Basketball Tournament opening round at Memorial Building, Aadning’s team beat Payetteville 45 to 4?5. AIK Sports Center’s West Virginia Tech standout West Virginia Tech’s 3d points helped Al Toothman lead their 85 to 15 victory over Maple Bullets. Marathon Coal Bit Company beat Chapmansville Kiwanis 278 to 23. Wilkes defeated Ronverse Motors 92 to 44 as Tine Sarrett and Doug Basham led the scoring with 2 points each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Payetteville
Chapmansvillé Kiwanis Club
Wilkes
Tine Sarrett
Doug Basham
Don Richle
Nordic combined title claimed at Swedish Ski Games
Russian Alexander Nosov finished sixth in the Nordic combined events and third in ski jumping, securing the Nordic combined title at the Swedish Ski Games. John Bower of Middlebury trailed by under two points after ski jumping, finishing fourth overall with 438.50 points, while the Russian champion was close behind at 445.5.
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Falun
Sweden
Alexander Nosov
Wriday
John Bower
Middlebury
Bower
Grade School Scores Varied Oddities Amid Dense Notation
A compact score report lists various schools and high scorers in a cryptic tabulation. Cranberry leads with ten point style notes while Summerlee posts 75 overall. Oak Tilt and Oak Mil East V5 show uptake of multiple players including Mendon Fruit and Rosedale entries among others.
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Summerlee
Cranberry
Reel
Susimertes
Morton
Wakitl
Mor Rane
Charleston Mountain Tops Beckley For AAA Title in 44th Year
In the Class AAA final, Charleston Mountain Tops defeated Beckley 76 to 4 in a longstanding championship. Mentors Heavyis Price Hurls and Phillips led Charleston Mountain Tons as several players earned All Tourney honors including Leo Phillips Steve Lickster Woolen Gary Stivell Lory Vacris Curtis Price and K J Jebbie. The victory marked the program's first title in 44 years.
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Virginia High School
Wasketball ‘Vornament
Front Row
Leo Phillips
Charleston
Steve Lickster
Beckley
John
Woolen
Arekley
Sony Boris
Bark Row
Lolo Py
Gary Stivell
Martingborg
Lory Vacris
Hurlestim
Curtis Price
K. J. Jebbie
Heeling
Heavyis
Price
Phillips
St Peter's Trounces Duke in NIT Semifinal
St Peter's overwhelmed Duke 71 61 in the NIT semifinal at Madison Square Garden, with O'Dea scoring 26 points and Lewin guarding the Jayhawks as the Peacocks surged to a decisive second half lead. Duke struggled with fouls as St Peter's defense smothered their offense and pushed the Cinderella run toward the final.
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NEW York
UPI
Pelnue
Webster
Ines College
Buck Frejerward
Thurg
Meirgee
Devil
Duke
Contor
Wae
Wae Bik
Mio
Vic Bubas
Bubas
St. Peter’s
Kennedy
O'Dea
Lewin
Kansas
Jayhawks
Villanova
Madison Square Garden
Peter’s
Long Island University
Tundley
Peacocks
Anickly Ass
GCLA
Houston
St. Peter
America
Mike Lewis
Uhelout
Jan Reht
Lewis
Rorrer Appointed to West Virginia Education Board Review
The State Board of Education approves the membership of the West Virginia Secondary Activities Commission review panel. Names include Michael Corbin, George Barber, William Dag, Triadehhla Stigh, Raymond Dispanet, Orlen Gashorn, and others nominated by state associations. A report on audit results will follow from the Six Department. The commission’s act legalizes its activities. Also mentions Henry Sorrell signing a two year contract with the Cincinnati Bengals and playing high school football at the University of Hanoi.
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Cmanuegron
X Boi
West Virgina Secondary School Activisies Commission
State Board of Eduration
Len
Rex Sovith
Activities Commission
Smilis
Richael W. Corbith
The
I Parkers
West Virginia Medical Association
Treorge Barrer
Sports Vitor
Suntington Herald-Dispatch
William Dag
Toumerner Af Whee
Triadehhla Jstgh
Avhonl Juinelpal
le North Central Association] of Colleges and Fecrurary
Sebanls
Raymond Dispanet
Morgan County Schools
West Virginia Association of School Administrators
Orlen Gashorn
Charleston
West Virginia Bar Assocition
Board of Appeals of
NEW Bengal
Cincinnati
Tine
Henry Sorrell
Dirnin Trenwer
Cincinnatii Trengals
Poothall Langue
Sorrell
Miege Halh
University of Hanoi
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Pete Cilone
Dave Stallworthn
Brian Slernbers
NFL
Boxscores
Mobuere Visa Anishelon
Davis
Willan
Buneg
Willams
Keanice Neeetan
Tovnia
Ares
Irte
Pechard Gon
Alten
Macon Lake
Melly & Ot
Tal
Sebel
Anaheim
Mphege Toments
Helvase
ANOVA
Poe Sloan Caut Crens
Citen Ag
Abe
Kanes Shahas
Vilagerd
Jescisseee Vane Bred
VMI
Fayetteville Lu
Palm Beach Springs
AVs Sports Cen/Fla
UPL
Tom _ Weiskopf
Teval
Ttriver Sun
West Virginia
Ay.m
Lewissurge
Wis Yem
Golfers Association
Forl
Canada
George Knudson
St. Peter's
Duke Blue Devils
Dodger
Sohneastions
I Yalnis
Pers
Baye Nash
Jobling
Tours
Wildcats
Tall Fein
Notre i Dams
Waylon
Fordhaiy
Krai
Sir Peters
Hockley
Rorrer
State Board of Education
Gary Goldman
Michael Stern
Hit Somir
Preeti
Revipert News Shipbuilding
Virginia Widustry
Virginia State Employment Service
Fayella Street
Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company
Enuol
Yellowstone
Kentucky
Kearuchy
Faso
Yellowwerne
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