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Newspaper

Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Nov 26, 1965

Page

9

Rockets Ready To Duel Rifles For CFL Crown

The Charleston Rockets meet the Toronto Rifles in the CFL championship after defeating Toronto 31 earlier. Toronto, led by Joe Williams and Dick Limerick, faces a Rockets defense and kicking edge, while both teams showcase strong QBs John Henry Jackson and Ron Miller. Attendance, coaching changes, and franchise stability loom as factors heading into the title game.

Toronto Rifles Rockets Rifles Toronto Leo Cahill Charleston Cahill Ereer Moss Joe Williams CFL Dick Limerick John Henry Jackson Ron Miller Miller Jackson Bubba Marriott Ron Pe Rock Ries Jim Hollingsworth Joel Smith Perry Moss Ma Ay NFL

Cats Orange Dominate WVU All-Opponent Eleven

West Virginia’s 1965 all opponent football selections show Kentucky and Syracuse leading with six players combined. End selections include Jack Curry Penn State and George Pearce William and Mary. Backfield also heavily Kentucky Syracuse with Rick Norton Rodger Bird Floyd Cson. Defensive picks include Don Parker Virginia Harris Elliott Syracuse ends and more.

Morgantown Kenucky Syracuse West Virginia Penn State Virginia George Washington Pitt Citadel William and Mary Jack Curry George Pearce Sam Ball Kentucky Joe Bellas Tony Seibelli Doug McNeil Pat Killorin Wildcats Rick Norton Rodger Bird Orange Floyd Larry Cson Mountaineers Don Parker Harris Elliott Tony Manzonelli Bob Kowalkowski Ed Stanko John Krok Jim Flanigan Mike McGraw Francis Grant Dick Gingrich Tom Metz

Falcons Ready For NAIA Playoff Showdown at St John’s

Fairmont Falcons arrive in Minneapolis for NAIA playoff with St John’s Minnesota after an 8-0 season and West Virginia Conference title. St John’s leads Minnesota MIAC with a 9-0 mark, Falcons boast strong defense and scoring depth. Coaches expect tough battle at Municipal Stadium Bloomington.

Minneapolis Nd Linfield Ore Augusta Fairmont WVC Falcons Ted Darcus Darcus Jim Mertens George Clyton Clayton St. John’s Johnnies Falcon Harold Duvall

Orbillo Outpoints Stephan in Los Angeles Bout

Joe Orbillo of Wilmington California outpointed Billy Stephan of St. Louis in a ten round boxing match in Los Angeles. The card included multiple tenbacks and a Raleigh County deer season opening notice appeared in the same run.

Los Angeles UPI Joe Orbillo Wilmington Calif Billy Stephan St. Louis Raleigh County

Manning Bags 10 Pointer at Hunt Brother Event

M. Sgt. Howard K. Orenene and other members of the Hunt Brother unit reported a 10 pointer score during current hunting events. The group noted successful game captures and credited teamwork for the tally.

Manning The Hunt

Beckley Tech in Warmup Tourney Preview

Beckley tech eyeing a strong start in a warmup tourney as the Blue Hawks, led by coach Conn, lean on sophomores and backed by vets like Sabo Bel Cordell and To back, with newcomers Alonzo Murphy Pennington Jordan McKinney Sanctioned for front line action. Norfolk Navy beat Tech in last year’s finals, and this year’s opener features Alderson Broadus with Tech seeking a rebound.

Alderson Tdus Golden Bears Tech Hawks Norfolk Navy de Conn Basham Alex Sabo Eugene Bel Bill Cordell Larry Ron Alonzo Murphy Elwood Pennington Marvin Jordan Paul McKinney Cook Cman Blue Hawk Alonzo Purplenty Mike Barrett West Virginia

Bowlers and standings from Wednesday Mixed Night league

A long list of individual bowlers and team results from a Wednesday night league includes high scores and series such as Sue Sisk 224 game and 523 series, Mary Williams 514 for women and Okey Mills 208 for men, plus team leaders The Hot Shots 3020 and Pinecrest B with high team games. The text ends with a non sequitur about the llama.

Sue Sisk Emegene Barker Becky Reed Elizabeth Clay Betty Tate Sandra Barnett Marie McRoberts Mtrs Wizards Pinecrest Mary Williams Ernest Spencer Okey Mills Mary Hale Walt Mitchem Sam Thomson Ned Ragland Pauline Ragland Ernie Spencer Edith Gorsica Hot Shots Les Femmes Drifters Betty Martina Jackie McClure Wanda Sharp Betty Fazio

Lefebvre Named NL Player of the Year for 1965

Jim Lefebvre, Dodgers second baseman, named National League Player of the Year for 1965 by Baseball Writers Association. He batted .321 with 69 RBIs, 12 homers, and 21 doubles in 157 games, helping Los Angeles win the NL pennant. Joe Morgan and Frank Linzy finished second and third in voting. Lefebvre debuted with strong late-season hitting and contributed in the World Series before an ankle injury.

Boston UPI Jim Lefebvre Dodger Los Angeles Tode Baseball Writers’ Destiation of America Houston Joe Morgan San Francisco Frank Linzy Morgan Is Bwax Hu’ Hur Lefebvre Dodgers Lefebvre Morningside High Hool Inglewood Calif Ron Fairly Arizona Astros Linzy Giants Baseball Writers Reno i Salem Ore Spokane Wash Alston

AAU Prepares for 78th Convention delegates

Washington officials say preparations are complete for more than 600 delegates attending the 78th Amateur Athletic Union convention on Dec. 15 led by Clifford H. Buck of Denver at a U.S. Olympic Committee meeting. New York game between Knickerbockers and St Louis Hawks rescheduled for February 22 at Madison Square Garden due to East Coast blackout.

Washington UPI The Amateur Athletic Union Clifford H. Buck Denver AAU U.S New York New York Knickerbockers St. Louis Hawks National Basketball Association Madison Square Garden

Tobey signs Steelers contract after Oregon MVP honor

Pittsburgh reports that Dave Tobey a 6 foot 3 inch 225 pound center and linebacker from Oregon University signed a contract with the Pittsburgh Steelers. Tobey was voted Oregon's most valuable player for the 1965 season.

Pittsburgh UPI Dave Tobey Oregon University Pittsburgh Steelers Oregon

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