WVU Announces 1965 66 Hoop Schedule
West Virginia University opens 1965 66 basketball schedule with seven new opponents Illinois Marquette North Carolina State North Carolina New York University East Carolina. Under coach Bucky Waters the 25 game slate features home and home series, games in Morgantown and Charleston, and trips to Milwaukee and Raleigh as the Field House is built.
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Robert N. Brown
Illinois
Marquette
Wisconsin
Washington
North Carolina State
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New York University
East Carolina
Brown
West Virginia
Mountaineers
Raymond “Bucky” Waters
Raleigh County
Beckley
Furman
Beckley Arena
Charleston
Mountaineer
St. John’s
Syracuse
VMI
George Washington
Richmond
Champaign
Ilt
Milwaukee
Wis
Maryland
Raleigh
N. C
Madison Square Garden
Davidson
Charlotte
Penn State
Pitt
Pittsburgh
Washington, D. C
Duke
Richey Favored In Tennis Tilt
Nancy Richey of Dallas was favored to defeat Elizabeth Starkie of Britain and reach the quarter finals of the French International championships in Paris. Seeded top in America, she remained the sole U.S. singles contender as play moved into the fourth round while many men’s seeds were eliminated.
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UPI
Nancy Richey
Dallas
Elizabeth Starkie
Britain
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Margaret Smith
Australia
Maria Bueno
Brazil
Cliff Drysdale
South Africa
Thomas LeJus
Russia
LeJus
Fred Stolle
John Newcombe
Roy Emerson
Jaidip Mukerjea
India
Tony Roche
Nicola Pietrangeli
Italy
Ingo Buding
Germany
Ken Fletcher
Pierre Barthes
France
Bob Hewitt
Frank Froehling
Coral Gables
Fla
Janine Kermina
Henri Peliza
Calloway Heights, Mt Hope Run Up Big Softball Wins
Calloway Heights rolled to 16 goals in a six inning win over Fayetteville while Mt Hope defeated Glen Jean 22 to 1 in a Mt Hope Softball League doubleheader Sunday. Calloway Heights erupted for eight runs in the first inning and added six more in the third and one in the fourth to finish 16 7. Mt Hope pounded 22 hits and 22 runs as they shut out Glen Jean.
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Bulldogs Talcott In Regional Tilt
Undefeated Marsh Fork meets Talcott in the Region 6 baseball tournament today at 4 15 p m on the Warren Williams field. The winner advances to the regional semi finals to face Peterstown with reports of further regional tilts slated for Beckley and Summersville. Woodrow Wilson coach Lawrence Wiseman expects confirmation today from Summersville.
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Summersville
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Beckley Little League Opens 15th Season at Elks
Beckley Little League marked its 15th season as Rober White recited the pledge and Randall Epperly threw out the first ball. The Giants Cardinals and Cubs led Western league games while Red Sox Yankees and Braves won in the Eastern. A large crowd watched triple header action with Leading Knight Bill Wilbur guiding the Giants to a 6-5 win over the Pirates in a tight opener.
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Baseball Scores and Big Wins Hit Strong In Earnest
The Red Sox rallied for five runs in the final inning to defeat the Indians 8 to 6 with Camerci homering. John Schulte of the Cubs hit a grand slam as part of a 17 to 6 win over the Reds after a no hitter until the sixth. Other games saw the Cardinals 12 to 2 over the Dodgers, the Yankees 8 to 4 the Orioles, and the Braves 13 to 4 over the Tigers.
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Miller
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White
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Vance
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Schulte
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Soltes
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Green
RBI
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Harrison Ginjth
Fox
Delorenzo
Gilllam
Brage
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H ‘J Scott
M'Mion
A. Hutchens
Perk
Bryant
Porter
Martin
Thomas
Justice
Brooks
Immer
Carson
Smith
Tigert
Lynch
Lilly
Henry c R. Maties
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Fon. Atkinson
Gilliam
McKlaus
Thornton
Polyson
Williams
Matis
Hancock
iPirates Giants
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Keatley
Poindexter
George
Cook
F. Poindexter
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Blaney
Rappold
Horton
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Holliday
Hedgecock
Polyson Poindexter
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Peters
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McKiney
Collins
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Crouch
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Greene
Pirates
McDowell
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Abrh
Braves Savino
Manning
Capelli
Gilagher
Martin Cf
Combs
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Harvey
Adrguez
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Stanley
Jackson
Runyan
Barry
Dillard
Spriggs
Sparacino
Massing
Bragg
Paxton
Hurst
Beard
Runyon
City Softball lineup sparks busy day across leagues
Today’s schedule features Barber Shop versus Beckley Welding, Beckley Hospital against Mabscott, Sophia Smith Williams versus Sophia Builders, Trap Hill Braves versus Indians, Trap Hill Yankees versus Redlegs, Indians versus Braves. Nearby, Raleigh Motors hosts a 5:30 practice with Beckley LL.
Freeman 2nd In Sportsman Class Jordan Takes Stock Honors At Speedway
At Beckley Speedway Saturday night Charlie Jordan vaulted into the lead in the stock division and Malin Freeman moved from fourth to second in sportsman. Freeman won the King of the Hill and Australian Pursuit and the feature, tallying 1,385 points for the night for a season total of 2,710, while Ernie Moye leads with 3,470. Jordan captured all stock class races and sits at 2,995 points, with Eddie Hess second at 1,995. Freeman, a GM Chevrolet man, charged from 10th to fourth by lap eleven in the feature, then passed Frank Prince on the 34th turn to win. Prince finished second with Moye third, followed by Cantley, Hess, Clowers and Bradley. Jordan faced pressure in the stock feature as the race began.
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Malin Freeman
Freeman
Ernie Moye
Jordan
Eddie Hess
General Motors
Chevrolet
Frank Prince
Prince
Chevy
Moye
Larry Cantley
Jody Clowers
Junior Bradley
Jerry Hunter
Hunter
Pete Deck
Danny Smith
Charleston
Nadine Waddell
Nadine
Bradley
King of Hill
Howard Meadows
Beckett
Arthur Huntington
Roach
Caroline
Huntington
Brown
Arlene Jones
Bluefield
Ella Britton
Ripley
Marin Freeman
Ginny Kramer
Ann Reese
Fairmont
Bruce Taylor
Doris Williams
Elkins
Lena Walters
Parkersburg
Dallas Phipps
Nancy Huffman
St. Marys
Julia Berkley
Marge Jenson
Sistersville
Larue White
Jessie Athey
Billie Noel Man
Lena Lookabille Charle
Richard Lafferty
Ann Smith
Charlie Massey
Rosemarie Morningstar
Wheeling
Smitty Smith
Reese Williams Lead All Event Bowling Included
Reese and Williams led the all event standings with scattered results across six events including a women's bowling highlight where Nadine Waddell edged Mrs. Junior Bradley for the flag. The report notes multiple race results and weekly schedule details from the Saturday program.
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Williams
Wright Wins Civitan Crown by One Stroke at Dallas
Mickey Wright edged Kathy Whitworth to claim the Dallas Civitan Open with a one stroke margin. Wright finished 283 to Whitworth 284, earning $2,100 while Whitworth took $1,640 for second. Marilynn Smith was third at 286, Betsy Rawls and Carol Mann tied for fourth at 289, Judy Kimball sixth at 291.
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Clifford Ann Creed
Wilkes
Sybil Griffin
Judy Torluemke
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Wallace
Hannah
Sandra Palmer
Sandra Haynie
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Sloan
Jo Ann Prentice
Jerbury D’angelo
L. Ball
Alice Hovey
Ruth Jessen
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Rapp
J Hall
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Spuzich
Richmd
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Peggy Wilson
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Fox
Beth Stone
Clatter
Honaker
Sandra McClinton
Patty Berg
B. Hall
Hoskins
Gail Davis
Adkins
Williams
Sue Maxwell
Mary Mills
Klevins
Johnson
Betsy Cullen
Althea Gibson
Um Skelton
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