WVU Upsets Penn State In Tough Homecoming Frame
WVU loses the first half 20-0 but jams back to lead the second half 6-0 and almost reaches a late score. Freddy Colvard runs for the two yards from WVU’s 2 as Jim Moss and Berzansky grind yardage, Dale Evans engineers the late drive, and Colvard is ejected for unsportsmanlike conduct after a Moss fumble. Dick Leftridge, a Hinton High back, could become WVU’s color barrier breaker with interest from Ohio State, Syracuse, and Purdue, while officials prep for the upcoming Coalfield Conference basketball season with weekly rule-change classes.
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Packers Top Bears as Giants Tie Eagles for Lead
In NFL action the New York Giants upset Philadelphia 38 21 at Yankee Stadium lifting them into a first place 7 2 tie with the Eagles. Y A Tittle threw for 307 yards as Erich Barnes Shofner and Gaiters sparkled. momentum and luck helped the Giants throughout a decisive second half.
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Royals Rally Past Hawks In Sit-Down Ovation Night
The Cincinnati Royals exploded for 23 points in the final five minutes to beat the St. Louis Hawks 136 to 126, honoring paralyzed ex-teammate Maurice Stokes. Wayne Embry and Oscar Robertson sparked the rally as Twyman and Robertson each scored 31. Pettit led the Hawks with 25. The Celtics beat the Packers 112 to 96 as Russell had 28 and Cousy 21 with 15 assists.
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Marshall Wraps Up Season With Eastern Kentucky Test
Huntington W Va UPID Marshall University aims to finish the season strong against Eastern Kentucky. Coach Charlie Snyder hails Marshall as one of the best in the Ohio Valley Conference and expects a tough battle. The Big Green previously stunned opponents with rugged defense, including a 3 2 loss to Xavier noted for a goal line safety and a rare negative rushing yard.
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Last Year’s Winners Return Two New Teams In State Playoffs
West Virginia high school football playoff clashes set for Saturday feature defending champions Weirton facing St. Albans at Parkersburg and Mt. Hope meeting Williamson at Bluefield both in Class AA. In Class A Winfield meets Williamstown at Ravenswood for the crown as St. Albans remains the lone Class AA entrant from six. Pony Express fullback Paul Allen tops state scoring with 156 points after a 46 31 win over Huntington East.
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College Teams Still Unbeaten
Four teams suffered first losses leaving 22 teams undefeated. Colorado upset by Utah narrows perfect records to Texas Alabama and Rutgers. Florida A M leads survivors with 396 to 18 over seven foes. Five teams finished regular seasons including Northern State with 357 points across nine opponents.
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Baseball Draft List Publicized Amid Limited Talent
New York reports the annual baseball draft list with slim prospects as major league clubs, led by the Washington Senators, Philadelphia Phillies and Kansas City Athletics, prepare to choose from Toronto’s roster and former big leaguers. Notable names include Steve Dalkowski and Harold Gelein, with draft prices cited at $25,000 for Toronto players and $12,000 for first-year minor leaguers.
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WVU Football Program Should Be Right By '63
WVU coach Gene Corum says the Mountaineers aim to be in full rebuild by next season or by 1963 centennial year. After a 20-6 home loss to Penn State, WVU sits 4-5 with wins over Pitt and Army, noting pass offense as the main weakness while praising pass defense and ball control. Indiana looms as a difficult Big Ten foe as Corum stresses the need to start quicker after the PSU loss.
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Reds star pitcher joey jay enters gas oil venture in west virginia
Spencer West Virginia UP I reports Cincinnati Reds ace Joey Jay has become vice president of the J B oil company. The firm, co founded by Jay and Allen Beard, operates a nearby oil gas well and plans more drilling. Jay says the well should yield about 200 dollars daily in oil and 50 to 100 in gas once lines are connected. He notes prior drilling in Illinois and Indiana and that J B focuses on proven fields rather than wildcat ventures. Jay plans to spend much of winter in WV and remains engaged in the new business.
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Chargers Clinch Western Title in AFL Tight Win
The San Diego Chargers clinched the Western Division with a 19-16 victory over the Denver Broncos, their 10th straight win, while the Houston Oilers moved to first in the Eastern Division with a 27-15 win over the Boston Patriots. A record AFL crowd of 35,649 watched Houston's triumph as Buffalo beat Dallas 30-20 and New York topped Oakland 23-12. The Oilers have won four straight after a coaching change, with George Blanda striking scoring passes and field goals to pace Houston.
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Playoff Tickets Go On Sale Today
Tickets for the State Class AA Playoffs in Bluefield this Saturday afternoon between the Mount Hope Mustangs and Williamson go on sale at 4 p m. Purchases available at The Bon Bon Restaurant Mount Hope Grill and Mountainair Hotel. Student tickets at Junior and Senior High Schools. Adult admission 1.75 dollars and student tickets 75 cents.
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Teel Rhodell Open Shady Spring Tourney Opens Tonight
Teel and Rhodell clash at 6 30 tonight to start eight nights of grade school basketball in the Shady Spring Invitational at the high school. Second game pits Crab Orchard against Stanaford with Crow vs Sylvia in the nightcap.
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