1962 Season Shines For Tri County Grid Teams
The 1962 season proved strong for Tri County high school football with six of 14 teams posting winning records led by undefeated Stratton. Woodrow Wilson, Fayetteville, Sophia, Clear Fork, Mullens and others posted solid marks while several clubs finished .500 or near it. Beckley dominated with a 7-3-0 season, beating Mullens, Mount Hope, Huntington and others as Oak Hill, Fayetteville and Logan also posted key results.
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Stratton
Woodrow Wilson
Flying Eagles
Ken Wheeler
Fayetteville
Sophia
Clear Fork
Mullens
Trap Hill
Oak Hill
Stoco
Mount Hope
Oceana
Shady Spring
Marsh Fork
Pineville
Tri-County
Stirling Moss to Try Hypnosis to Recall Crash Moments
New York UPI report details Stirling Moss planning hypnosis to uncover the cause of his eight month haunting crash in Eastern Monday at 105 mph. The 33 year old driver suffered head injuries, a broken leg, and a shattered shoulder while pondering if he blacked out or if the car failed. Moss, famed as a top driver, says racing remains his life but cannot confirm if he will race again. He expects to be examined under hypnosis in England to determine what happened before the crash and whether he can recapture those moments before the accident.
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New York
UPI
Stirling Moss
England
Moss
Joe Louis
Rocky Marciano
Pimlico Futurity Stars Shine in Weekend Fields
Ada L. Rice's entry Right Proud and Delta Judge finished first and second in the $117,000 Pimlico Futurity at Pimlico. Sensitivo captured his second straight Saturday stakes at Aqueduct in the $56,800 Display Handicap. Dawn Fraser and Anita Lonsbrough set world swimming records at the British Commonwealth Games. The Dallas Texans tied for the Western Division title in the AFL.
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Baltimore
Ada L. Rice
Delta Judge
New York
Sensitivo
Aqueduct
Perth
Australia
Dawn Fraser
Anita Lonsbrough
England
Stanford Tabbed Big-6 Favorite
Stanford is projected as the Big Six favorite to win the conference with Howie Dallmar’s squad boasting Tom Dose, the Clementson twins, and guard Gerald Sutherland. UCLA and Oregon State loom as contenders, while California and Washington State are dark horses in the open race for the West.
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Pacific Coast
Hal Woood
SAN Francisco
UPI
Stanford
Oregon State
Howie Dallmar
UCLA
Dallmar
Cincinnati
Tom Dose
Dose
Clementson Twins
Don
Doug
Gerald Sutherland
Hollis Moore
Johnny Green
Gary Cunningham
Pete Brackman
Walt Hazard
Mel Counts
West
Terry Baker
Jim Jarvis
Southern California
Rudy Rudometkin
Conference scorecard from Oceana region games
A compact roundup lists game results with teams such as Pineville Peters town Mullens and Shady Spring across venues including Oceana, Northfork, Trap Hill and Stoco. Notable tallies include Hinton 38 Shady Spring 6 and Richwood 33 Shady Spring 6, reflecting a sequence of close and lopsided scores.
Sophia Scores Quartet in Scrappy High School Event
Sophia tallies points across multiple matchups with key contributions against Clear Fork Mullens Shady Spring Stoco Pineville Trap Hill M. Fork Stratton and others. Team results show Sophia earning the majority of points in close contests and delivering steady performances across the card.
Clear Fork Soccer Scores Mixed in Meet
Clear Fork vs Elkhorn and Herndon results show several close bouts with mixed outcomes. C. Fork tallies include 26 against N. Elkhn 19 and 12 against Liberty 12, plus a 71 for Cc. Fork. Herndon 00 and 13 for C. Fork against Marsh Fork 0. B. JVs added 6 while further JV contests show 14 and 12 for other teams.
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Clear Fork
Sophia
C. Fork
N. Elkhn
Liberty
Cc. Fork
Herndon
Marsh Fork
B. Jvs
M. Hope
Van
Duval
Oak Hill Football Scores Stoco and Bluefield Rout
Oak Hill routed Stoco 20 to 7 and Bluefield 53 to 0 as Oak Hill dominated the lineup. The scoreboard showed 34 points for Hinton and 27 for Oak Hill in other matches, with Mount Hope and Montgomery also contributing.
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OAK Hill
Stoco
East Bank
Montgomery
Princeton
Fayetteville
Beckley
G. Bridge
Hinton
Bluefield
Mount Hope
Trap Hill Beats Marsh Fork In Tough Valley Clash
In a rugged matchup Trap Hill defeated Marsh Fork 25 to 20 while Stratton and Marsh Fork split 13 to 7. Co Cath blanked Marsh Fork 38 to 7, Sophia edged Marsh Fork 7 to 6, Shady Spring topped Marsh Fork 21 to 19, and Seth led Marsh Fork with 26 points in a separate game.
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S. Spring
Peterstown
Shady Spring
Princeton
Sophia
Stratton
Stoco
Trap Hill
Richwood
Hinton
G. Bridge
Marsh Fork
Van
Clear Fork
Seth
Mullens
Oceana
Oak Hill
Trep Hill
Pineville
Hope
Mullens Dominates Across Narrow WV Grid Scores
Historical score tablet shows Mullens routing multiple opponents with strong run totals. Key results include Mullens 26 Pineville 6, Mullens 24 Trap Hill 7, Mullens 13 Gary 13, and Pineville securing notable wins like Pineville 31 Big Creek 6. The ledger lists numerous matchups with Pineville frequently appearing on the winning side and Mullens compiling dominant scores in several games.
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Beckley
Mullens
Sophia
Oceana
Pineville
Trap Hill
Moust Hope
Welch
Gary
Princeton
Stoco
Big Creek
Man
N. Elkhn
O Stoco
Herndon
Stratton-7 G District-6 Stratton-13 Marsh Fork- Stratton-33
Stratton league results list show Stratton with multiple district scores including 7 6 13 33 against Shady Spring 0 and Excelsior-O 25. Other lines mention Kimball 6 and Ansted 7 while Central 0 appears for P. Central. The fragment ends with Ribhaen and LEE remorse.
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Stratton
G. District
Trap Hill
Marsh Fork
Shady Spring
Kimball
Excelsior
Ansted
P. Central
Sophia
College Football Roundup Sets Rose and Cotton Bowl Matchups
Southern California and Wisconsin clinch Rose Bowl berths with wins over UCLA and Minnesota. Louisiana State earns a Cotton Bowl slot against Texas after routing Tulane. Oklahoma, Penn State, and Miami of Ohio also secure or threaten post-season bids amid a slate of late-season games and key divisional titles.
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Gary Kale
California
Wisconsin
Louisiana State
Texas
Mississippi
Alabama
Ole Miss
Mississippi State
Auburn
Rose
Pasadena
Calif
Cotten
Dallas
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Sugar
Arkansas
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Southern California
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Ben Wilson
Pete Beathard
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Ralph Kurek
Badgers
Wings regain NHL lead with Delvecchio MacDonald winner
Detroit moved to sole possession of first place by beating Chicago 3 2 on third period goals by Alex Delvecchio at 6 41 and Parker MacDonald at 6 49. Montreal beat the Rangers 3 1 to tie Toronto for third while Boston defeated Toronto 5 2. AHL action saw Quebec Aces tie Hershey for first. Springfield beat Buffalo 2 1. Providence and Baltimore drew 4 4.
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Alex Delvecchio
Parker MacDonald
Detroit Red Wings
National Hockey League
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Chicago
Black Hawks
Delvecchio
MacDonald
Montreal Canadiens
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New York Rangers
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Baltimore Clippers
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Buffalo
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Providence
West Virginia cage season opens with WVU and Marshall
United Press International reports the West Virginia College basketball season starts this week with WVU facing The Citadel and Marshall hosting Morris Harvey. Shriners tournament in Weston and several WV Conference tilts on schedule. Tech at Bluefield State, Alderson-Broaddus vs Beckley, Clinch Valley at Beckley, and Saturday games including A-B at Concord, Davis & Elkins at Salem, Central State at West Virginia State. Tech won Warm-Up tourney 74 54 led by Carl Pennington 19 and Charlie Kelly 15, Ken Kennedy 15. Alderson-Broaddus beat Beckley 99 93 in consolation. Dave Southern 19 for A-B, Bob Bailey 20 for Beckley.
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United Press International
West Virginia
West Virginia University
Marshall University
Shriners
Weston
Mountaineers
Citadel
Marshall
Morris Harvey
W. Va. Tech
Bluefield State
Alderson- Broaddus
Big Blues
Clinch Valley
Beckley
Negotiations Set For World Light Heavy Title Fight
Negotiations for a world light heavyweight title bout between Harold Johnson of Philadelphia and Mauro Mina of Peru are scheduled for Tuesday at Madison Square Garden. Mina earned the title shot after a split decision over Henry Hank at the Garden, with Mina weighing 170 pounds to Hank’s 170½. Mina’s USA debut impressed ringside writers, and he extended his unbeaten string to 32 in 45 bouts.
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UPI
Harold Johnson
Philadelphia
Mauro Mina
Peru
Harry Markson
Madison Square Garden
Teddy Brenner
the Garden
Markson
Mina
World Boxing Association
Henry Hank
Detroit
Hank
United States
Mauro
United Press International
Haynes powers Dallas to AFL tie for Western crown
Li'l Abner Haynes scored twice to lift the Dallas Texans 35-7 over the Oakland Raiders. Haynes moved into a share of AFL single season touchdown records with 17th and 18th TDs as Dallas clinched a tie for the Western Division title, led by 112 rushing yards and 18 points from Haynes and 109 from Curt McClinton. Dallas improved to 9-2, while Oakland dropped to 0-11.
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Dallas
Dallas Texans
Li'l
Abner Haynes
Texas
Steve van Buren
Jimmy Brown
Haynes
Texans
Oakland Raiders
van Buren
National Football League
Philadelphia Eagles
Cleveland Browns
Houston Oilers
Bill Groman
Boston
Buffalo Bills
New York Titans
Denver Broncos
Curt McClinton
Linoleum High Scorer in Monday Night Bowling League
Abe Lilly led Linoleum with 209 556 as they defeated Basile Meadows Construction in the Monday Night League at Bowl Wick. Eddie Johnson 531 and Louis Cernava 203 512 led Construction, while Wipperman and Mabscott Supply split with Wipperman’s 224 576 and Elbert Vance 495 for the Supply. The railroad and other teams posted strong showings as high scores came from Jim Keeney 509 and Paul Beasley 536 for N W Railroad, Walt Cooper 205 570 for Car Dealers, and Jack Linsky 483 for the Glass men.
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Al’s Linoleum
Basile Meadows Construction
Bowl- Wick
Abe Lilly
Eddie Johnson
Louis Cernava
Martina Tile
N&w Railroad
Jim Keeney
Paul Beasley
Wipperman Construction
Mabscott Supply
Earl Wipperman
Elbert Vance
C&o Railroad
Duncan Catron
Walt Cooper
Bruins Take Lead With Three Wins In Telephone League
The Bruins moved one game ahead in the C P Telephone League at Sky Lanes by sweeping the Repeats while Green Hornets dropped three to the Y Nets. Ike Isaacs led the Bruins with a 537 series, Roger Thomas had the Ace’s high 12, and Dave Jacobs topped the Y Nets with a 200 523 in three wins over the Hornets. Duff Patton led the Imperials with a 520 series as Melvin Burgess and Jim McVey posted 477s for the losers. Gene Ferris, with a 509, was the top winner for the Spoilers over the Howlers who also saw Lula Soter at 466 for the losers. Morning Ladies Handicap action saw Split Personalities and Les Femmes tied for first as Split Personalities swept Misers with Edyth Mahan’s 418 leading the winners, while Betty Fazio posted 412 for Misers. Betsy Fourney contributed a 431 for the Morning Femmes and Morning Glories posted a 421 high game. Leftovers swept Cobras as Anne Sprague’s 402 headed the winners and Betsy White’s 421 led the losers.
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Bruins
C&p
Sky Lanes
Green Hornets
Hornets
Ynets
Ike” Isaacs
Roger Thomas
Dave Jacobs
Y-Nets
John Richmond
Imperials
Telstars
Duff Patton
Melvin Burgess
Jim McVey
Burgess
Howlers
Gene Ferris
Kegler
Lula Soter
Les Femmes
Bowl- Wick
Misers
Edyth Mahan
Betty Fazio
Base Martin
Femmes
Betty Fourney
Cobras
Anne Sprague
Betsy White
Tuesday Night Handicap Beckley Leads After Three Wins
Beckley Manufacturing defeated Woodies Beauty Shop twice more to hold a two game edge in Sky Lanes league action. Virginia Claytor rolled a 426 series for the winners while Gail Caponiti led Beauty with 166 458. Beckley National Bank won two over W T Grant Co as Sue Sisk topped with 424. Lowe Brothers Electric took two from Jimmies HF as Helen Johnson had 375 to lead the Electric girls. Ann Hunt top scorer for the losers with a 399 series.
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Beckley Manufacturing
Woodies Beauty Shop
Sky Lanes
Virginia Claytor
Gail Caponiti
Beckley National Bank
Keglers
W. T. Grant Co
Sue Sisk
Lowe Brothers Electric
Jimmies HF
Helen Johnson
Electric Girls
Ann Hunt
Business Men's League Crown Cleaners Move Up In Standings
In Tuesday action at Sky Lanes Crown Cleaners climbed within one game of leaders Keyser Bryant after defeating Purity Baking Co. five. Funeral Home fell twice to Beckley Glass. Scott Ballard led Crown Cleaners with a 513 series.
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Crown Cleaners
Keyser- Bryant
Sky Lanes
Cleaners
Purity Baking Co
Funeral Home
Beckley Glass
Scott Ballard
Hopkins Sky Lane bowls build lead after forfeits and wins
Hopkins Sky Lane topped C and R Music as C R forfeited three games and Pete and Bob s fell to Kirby Lumber. Kirby Lumber rolled a 532 series by O B Kirby and 530 by Tom Shrewsbury to beat Drive Inn. Lillys Men Shop swept Hall Furniture while Sportsmen Grill won on forfeit Reliable Cleaners. Top scorers include Theman Rorrer 521 Omar Kidd 513 Olain Marshall 505 Dane Finley 503, Bill Price 560, and Ted George 501.
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Hopkins
Sky Lane Boys
C & R Music
Pete and
Bob
Drive-Inn
Tom Shrewsbury
Jack Linsky
Ed Kimpley
Ted George
Lillys Men Shop
Hall Furniture
Sportsmen Grill
Reliable Cleaners
Ivan Lowery
Norman Stenges
Pete Thornley
Bill Price
Charles Walker
Harold Mann
Don Phillips
Wininger Wins Carling Open With 67 and 274
Bo Wininger from Odessa Texas shot 67 to finish 10 under par at 274 and win the Carling Open in Orlando. He earned 5300, the largest purse of his career, after eagle on the 15th hole set up a two stroke lead over Bert Weaver. Weaver finished at 275 for 3400, Don Finsterwald was tied for fourth at 277 and 2200, with several others at 278 in a crowded leaderboard.
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Orlando
Fla
UPI
Bo Wininger
Bert Weaver
Edgewater
Miss
Weaver
Wininger
Odessa
Tex
Rio Pinar
Don Finsterwald
Tequesta
Finsterwald
Miller Barber
Dan Sikes
John Pott
Carl Bondeson
J. C. Goosey
Sachs joins Oxford rugby lineup for Twickenham game
Oxford University adds Dan Sachs of Allentown Pennsylvania to its rugby football lineup for the December 11 clash at Twickenham Stadium. Sachs, a Rhodes scholar, had not played rugby before his arrival in Oxford in 1960.
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Oxford
England
UPI
Dan Sachs
Allentown
Oxford University
Twickenham
Sachs
Distinct Bowling Styles Shaped by Trial and Error
The speaker describes two unique bowling styles developed through trial and error, stressing personal fit over copying champions. They caution parents that children are easily influenced by televised pros and urge tailoring delivery to each bowler, including Cathy and Jimmy.
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Don
Cathy
Jimmy
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