Schwartzwalder Eyes Bowl Bid With Syracuse Visit
United Press International reports Floyd Schwartzwalder, a 1933 WVU graduate, returns to his alma mater with Syracuse for a bowl bid test. SU stands 7-2, WVU 6-3 after a win over South Southern opponents, with history noting Syracuse leads 8-3 in the series since 1945.
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Goalie Stars In Red Wings Win
Goalie Ed Johnson made 38 saves as the Detroit Red Wings rallied from a 2-0 deficit at Madison Square Garden to beat the New York Rangers 6-2. Bruce MacGregor, Doug Barkley, Lowel McDonald, Ron Murphy, and Ted Lindsay keyed a four-goal third period. The win puts Detroit one point ahead of the Montreal Canadiens.
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Panthers Snap Losing Streak
Pitt defeated Army 24-8 to halt a two game skid as Fred Mazurek passed six for 96 yards and rushed 32. Eric Crabtree led the offense with 86 rushing yards and two Pitt touchdowns in the third quarter. Mazurek neared the school career rushing mark, needing 148 yards in his final college game.
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Mabscott Grade Wins Stonecoal Tournament
Mabscott capped the Stone coal Invitational by beating Morton Reeves 42 32 in the final. Mabscott led 13 2 after one and 22 12 at halftime with Jerry Tucker scoring 15 and Charles Blake 10. Flemmon Wright 13 and Robert Penn 10 led the losers.
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Penn State Tops Houston to Reach 5-4 Amid Pitt Clash
Penn State defeated Houston 24-7 in Houston to raise its record to 5-4 and set up a final intra-state showdown with Pitt. Urbanik scored from the one after a 73-yard opening drive, Wydman hit Huber for six, and Vargo returned a punt 78 yards for PSU’s last TD. Houston drops to 5 losses in nine games.
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Gogolak the Revolutionary Kicker From Hungary to Buffalo
New York report profiles Pete Gogolak of Hungary, Buffalo Bills placekicker famed for soccer style kicks. He fled Budapest in 1956, settled in Ogdensburg, New York, and learned football kicking later in high school. Cornell graduate explains soccer-style gives longer distance and accuracy.
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Gogolak Talks Soccer Style Kick and Pro Football Ambitions
Pete Gogolak describes kicking technique with instep power and curve from both feet. He cites 57-yard potential, targets Bert Rechichar’s record, and notes his accuracy with the Bills and Cornell. His brother Charlie is a Princeton junior, and the brothers train daily in their yard.
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State AAA AA Titles At Stake This Weekend
Sistersville has clinched the Class A crown by defeating Fairview. East Bank faces Huntington at Laidley Field for the Triple A title, while New Martinsville meets Mt. Hope for the Class AA championship at Parkersburg High School stadium. Ticket prices are $2 adults and $1 students.
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Providence Hands Aces Third Loss In AHL Play
Providence tops Quebec Aces 4 2 as Leonard Ronson and Jim Bartlett each score twice to seal a win over Eastern Division leader Terry Gray. Quebec drops to 14 3 while Providence improves to 5 10. Buffalo over Baltimore 3 2 and Pittsburgh beats Springfield 8 6 1.
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West Scores 36 Points As Lakers Beat Pistons
Jerry West led the Lakers with 36 points as they erased a 10 point deficit to defeat the Pistons 111 105. Player Coach Degbussere paced Detroit with 28 points while Wilt Chamberlain added 62 for the Warriors in a separate game.
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Echo Spring Distillery in Louisville Faces 86 Proof Label
Louisville firm Echo Spring Distillery risks regulatory scrutiny over 86 proof labeling in 1962 filings. Officials examine current bottling strength as industry standards tighten.
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Fairmont Earns WVC Grid Crown
Beckley West Virginia. Roy Jackson and Butch Clayton scored two touchdowns each to lift Fairmont College to a 27-13 win over West Liberty sealing the West Virginia Conference title. Fairmont finished 8-1 overall and 7-0 in the conference for a 129.3 rating, their first WVC crown since 1960. Bluefield finished second in the final ratings with 93.7, and Wesleyan was third at 77.0.
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Trap Hill Wildcats finish season with 41-19 win over Van Bulldogs
The Trap Hill Wildcats defeated the Van Bulldogs 41 to 19 to cap the season. Noted improved defense and solid rushing by Terry Darling and Ralph Webb powered the offense, while Van’s Robert Hampton Bobby Workman and Bill Cook provided resistance. Seven seniors on Van left earlier, reducing punch, and questions linger about discipline and coaching.
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WVU Tech Leads Peak, WVC Scores Highlight Conference Action
West Virginia Tech 62.5, Salem 62.1, Shepherd 57.5, Concord 52.1, West Liberty 48.1, Glenville 36.4, and West Virginia State 33.3 marked the weekend. Concord defeated West Virginia State 10-6 and Wesleyan handed Georgetown Ky a 38-7 setback in other WVC action.
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Nebraska accepts Cotton Bowl bid to face Arkansas
Nebraska, ranked fourth nationally, the defending 10 straight wins holder over two years, accepted a Cotton Bowl invitation to meet Arkansas in the New Year’s Day game in Dallas.
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Laver Captures Cairo Tour Title Over Gimeno
Rod Laver of Australia defeated Andres Gimeno of Spain 6 3 6 3 to win the Cairo International tennis tournament.
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Yankees Star Whitey Ford Leaves Hospital After Arm Surgery
Houston report says Whitey Ford, star lefthander for the New York Yankees, who had an operation to improve circulation in his pitching arm a week earlier, was released from the hospital.
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