Charleston Catholic Keys State Grid Scoring Night
Armochain Eighth Poochie Grooms leads state scoring with 20 points in Charleston Catholic’s 40 6 win over Namlic. Details mention Grooms total offense yards and Palen against Kanawha County, with multiple players in double digits and notable passing yardage by Jim Lett of unbauten Winfield. The article tracks top scorers across West Virginia teams, including Monongah and Ravenswood, as playoff and final game context looms.
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Wily Bonatd
Far Towenavna
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Cutas Grove
West Virginia Hip
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Wells
Uicg
Kanawha
Charleston Catholic
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Namlic
Policie
Theatete
Kerey Marbury
Monongah
Albert Colg Sleeny
Wilkins
Craig Sportayza
el Kuli
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Joe Custer
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Denia Matt
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Tom Halderman
Monungah
Jill Armachian
Oceana
Tuam Withers
Maclinnon
Hon Mucphy
Sedero
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Jimi Muyele
Kaark
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K. T. Minox
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Waddy Duntrack
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Tech Coach Praises Players On Road To Victory Record
Milton Worcester reports Holy Cross and Worcester Tech clash as Tech aims to match WPI’s all time victory mark. Senior QB John Korzick leads a reshaped lineup, with Korzick’s 49 of 145 passes for 716 yards and seven touchdowns. The Engineers boast a 36-0 win over Coast Guard and a 29-23 edge over Rensselaer, highlighting disciplined practice and academic focus behind a lean, high-motor squad.
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Six Kucer Returns To WVU Starting Lineup
Morgantown report notes Six Six replaces Dave Benn as linebacker while Kael Crony starts at cornerback and Torey Sible moves to strong safety. Sunbelt injuries forced shifts as WVU managers plan rough practice to avoid further injuries ahead of Citadel clash.
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Herd Faces Winless Kent State In Scoring Drill
Marshall hosts Kent State as the Herd seek its first win while quarterback Don Wiser leads a late surge. Green scores twice and Marshall improves ground attack with runs and short passes to Jett Yerjws.
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Monroe Leads NBA Scoring Race in Bid for Top Average
New York report highlights a three way duel among Russell Monroe of the Baltimore Rubles Elgin Baylor of the Los Angeles Lakers and Wilt Chamberlain of the Detroit Pistons as the NBA scoring leaders. Monroe holds 27.7 points per game after 21 games while Baylor averages 31.0 through 8 games and Chamberlain 30.9 in 8 games with other players close behind.
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Denny Tops In Pitching Starts
The Detroit Tigers dominated the 1960 season metrics, leading the league in home wins and road success as they clinched the American League pennant. Tomer Luis Tiant and Denny McLain delivered standout pitching, with McLain leading starts and victories while Tiant posted a 1.60 era in a sterling year for Cleveland and the Yankees across the league.
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Sugar Bowl Fight Narrows To Five Kansas Top Hope
New Orleans dispatch reports the Sugar Bowl selection narrowed to Kansas Penn State Tennessee Georgia or Missouri. Kansas leads with a 7-0 record and faces Missouri November 23. Georgia bets on a showdown with Georgia Tech while Penn State battles Syracuse.
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Benchmate Parilli Aims For Jets Backup Role
Jets backup quarterback Babe Parilli explains his role behind Joe Namath as he trains with the New York Jets. The veteran signals readiness to contribute, while Namath’s health remains the focal point of the team’s quarterback depth chart.
Pappin Fourth In NHL Race
New York UPI reports the NHL scoring race shows familiar leaders with Bobby Hull and Stan Mikita of the Chicago Black Hawks tied for first at 18 points. Mikita has led the league in goals and assists, while Hull trails with drifted stats. Bobby Hull, missing season opener, maintains strong assists and points pace. Mikita leads in goals and assists. The Rangers captain Vic Hadfield tops assists with seven and 10 points, as Montreal’s Beliveau and Howe of Detroit are close with 14 points each. Goaltenders Vie for leads with low goals against averages as Montreal and Boston riders chase the top marks.
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PGA Plans for Adjusted State Schedule Amid Sponsor Loyalty Pressure
The American Professional Golfers association warns sponsors who do not declare loyalty may lose tournament slots as the PGA negotiates a winter schedule. Max Elbin says decisions on sponsor participation and conflicts with PGA events hinge on a potential legal ruling, with a trial likely in December or January. Several sponsors have already signed with the PGA, which dominates professional golf loyalty.
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Warriors rally behind LaRusso in win over Suns
San Francisco Warriors topple expansion Phoenix Suns 219 to 104 as LaRusso pours 28 points and Thurmond adds 28. The duo fuels a late third quarter run, widening the lead to 29 points at 116-85. Warriors stay in Western race, tied for third with Phoenix and Atlanta.
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Generals win state cross country title at Mungancown
Mike Wells and Mike Colgh of ISK Albans finished first and second to lead Red Dragons to the state high school cross country championship. Wells set a course record of 11 minutes 1.9 seconds. St Albans scored 26 points, Wheeling 44 for second, Charleston third with 54.
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