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Newspaper

Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Nov 29, 1960

Page

6

Five Tracks Withdraw From TRA Shake Horse Racing

New York AP report notes five major tracks left the Thoroughbred Racing Associations after a feud with TRA executive VP Spencer Drayton. The withdrawals reduce TRA membership to 43 tracks while John G. Cella defends the organization’s national program and Drayton’s leadership.

New York Thoroughbred Racing Associations, Inc Spencer J. Drayton TRA Garden State Park New Jersey Hialeah Florida Chicago Arlington Washington Parks Balmoral Washington Park Thoroughbred Racing Protective Bureau TRPB Drayton FBI Ton John G. Cella Oaklawn Park Hot Springs Ark Cella The

Rod Thorn: WVU basketball prospect compared to West and Hundley

Morgantown AP reports Rodney King Thorn, 19, a 6 foot 4 sophomore at West Virginia University, drawing praise from Fred Schaus as a potential class with Rod Hundley and Jerry West. Thorn excels on the fast break, long-range shooting, and defense. He is the son of Princeton police chief Joe Thorn and his mother teaches at Thorn School.

Morgantown West Virginia Univer Rod Hundley Hot Rod Los Angeles Lakers Jerry West U. S Rodney King Thorn Thorn Rod Handley Fred Schaus WVU Joe Thorn Princeton W. Va Cardinal Chain Thorn School Thorn Street

Kemp Regains AFL Passing Lead

Dallas AP say Jack Kemp of the Los Angeles attack has regained the AFL passing lead after 12 weeks. He now holds 44 efficiency points, surpassing Frank Tripucka Denver and Butch Lone Boston. Kemp has completed 163 of 320 passes for 2,285 yards and 11 touchdowns.

Dallas Jack Kemp Los Angeles Kemp AFL Frank Tripucka Denver Butch Lone Boston Triplexemp

Taylor Named AFL Offensive Player of Week

Lionel Taylor of Denver, a wingman renowned for yardage from a receiver spot, caught nine passes for 199 yards and three touchdowns as the Broncos rallied from 31 points down to tie Buffalo 38 36. AFL writers named him Player of the Week for offense.

Dallas Lionel Taylor Denver Taylor New Mexico Highlands Buffalo

Scoring Night Highlights NBA East West Results

NBA Monday saw Los Angeles defeat Philadelphia 137 112 with next day schedules listing several matchups in New York Detroit Syracuse Boston. Boxing results include Archie Moore outpointing Buddy Turman in Texas and Johnny Jarrett stopping Alan Gibbards in Australia with a string of regional bouts.

Los Angeles Philadelphia New York Detroit Syracuse Cincinnati St Louis Boston St. Louis

Steelers Relaxing Before Week Next Philly Game

The Pittsburgh Steelers rest for several days and will not practice until Thursday ahead of a game with Philadelphia at Forbes Field. Coach Buddy Parker and aides study college game film for the National League draft while halfback Buddy Dial recovers from a cracked bone in a finger suffered against the Washington Redskins.

Pittsburgh Pittsburgh Steelers Philadephia Forbes Field Buddy Parker Buddy Dial Washington Redskins

Australian tennis semifinals set at Victorian championships

Barry MacKay of Dayton Ohio and Earl Buchholz with Chuck McKinley of St Louis reached the Victorian tennis championships semifinals in Melbourne. McKinley advanced after Nicola Pietrangeli left court following a spike dispute. MacKay defeated Christian Kuhnke. Buchholz beat Rod Laver. Buchholz meets McKinley, MacKay faces Sangster in the semis.

Melbourne Australia Barry MacKay Dayton Ohio Earl Buchholz Chuck McKinley St. Louis Mike Sangster McKinley Nicola Pietrangeli Italy al Cornish Don Spikes MacKay Christian Kuhnke West Germany Buchholz Rod Laver Sangster Bob Howe

Hail To Reason Named Best 2-Year-Old Colt

Hail To Reason owned by Patrice Jacobs of New York was named best 2 year old colt of 1960 by the Thoroughbred Racing Associations board. The Turn To son out of No Third Chance by Blue Swords retired after a training injury at Aqueduct had won nine of 18 starts and earned 328,434 dollars while capturing major sprints and stakes including Youthful American Sanford Tremont Sapling Hopeful and World's Playground.

New York Patrice Jacobs Thoroughbred Racing Associations’ Board of Selectors Brown Blue Swords Aqueduct Charles E. Haggard Lexington Bieber-Jacobs Stable Hirsch Jacobs Jacobs

Southern Conference hoops action opens with title race chatter

The Associated Press reports a nine-team race for the 1960-61 Southern Conference title begins Thursday. West Virginia, Virginia Tech, and George Washington vie for supremacy while George King begins his WVU tenure without Jerry West. Notable newcomers Mel Thompson and Lefty Driesell join the coaching ranks as Richmond, VMI, The Citadel, Furman, and William and Mary start conference play with key matchups.

Associated Press West Virginia Mountaineers William and Mary Indians Jeff Cohen King Mel Thompson Citadel Lefty Driesell Davidson Virginia Tech Richmond George Washington VMI Kentucky East Carolina Furman Belmont Abbey Hampden-Sydney W&m

Archie Moore Defeats Turman in Dallas Card

Archie Moore, on the NBA blacklist for delaying his light heavyweight title defense, decisioned Buddy Turman in Dallas. Donnie Fleeman then defeated Scrap-Iron Johnson by technical knockout to stake his claim as a potential challenger. Moore weighed 189 pounds, Turman 186.

Dallas Fex Archie Moore San Diego Calif Buddy Turman Tyler Tex Donnie Freeman Midlothian George Johnson Oklahoma City San Francisco Luis Rodriguez Cuba Johnny Gonsalves Oakland NBA Moore Donnie Fleeman Texas Fleeman George Scrap- Iron) Johnson Turman Archie Freeman Jacky Woodruff Bill Shaw Lonnie Hodkins

Former Lafayette Coach McCaa Dies at 76

PITTSBURGH AP George S. McCaa, 76, former Lafayette College athlete and football coach, died at Allegheny General Hospital. He starred as fullback in 1908 09 and participated in track, baseball, and basketball. He coached football at New Hampshire and Muhlenberg and is survived by two sons, Donald of Allison Park and George of Glendale, W Va. Funeral services will be held in Pittsburgh Wednesday.

Pittsburgh George S. McCaa LaFayette Allegheny General Hospital McCaa New Hampshire Muhlenberg Donald Allison Park George Glendale W. Va

Bellino To Be Honored With Football Award

PHILADELPHIA AP Joe Bellino Navy All America halfback candidate and 110 point scorer and 834 rushing yards leading Navy to a 9 1 record and the Orange Bowl will receive the Maxwell Football Club Award as the nations outstanding college football player at a dinner here.

Philadelphia Joe Bellino Navy Maxwell Football Club Ronald E. Kenney Maxwell Club Bellino Robert Tiny) Maxwell

Baylor Leads NBA Scoring Race This Week

New York AP Elgin Baylor of the Los Angeles Lakers led the NBA in scoring over the past week with 203 points in six games, totaling 716 for the season while Wilt Chamberlain rose to 37.2 points per game to reclaim the per game lead. Sam Jones tops field goal percentage at .482, with Hal Greer .481 and Chamberlain .472, Oscar Robertson .466, and Adolph Schayes 883 free throw percentage. Cliff Hagan leads free throws at .879, surpassing Clyde Lovellette .872.

NEW York Elgin Baylor Los Angeles Lakers National Basketball Association Philadelphia Wilt Chamberlain Baylor Chamberlain Sam Jones Boston Celtics Hal Greer Syracuse Oscar Robertson Cincinnati Adolph Schayes Cliff Hagan St. Louis Clyde Lovellette

West Virginia Announces 2025 Away Game Schedule

West Virginia reveals its 2025 football away slate facing Virginia Tech Illinois Pittsburgh Penn State and Oregon, detailing a travel heavy schedule with high profile tests across the season.

West Virginia Virginia Tech Illinois Pittsburgh Penn State Oregon

Bowling's Rapid Growing Pains Lead To A Nation-Wide Circuit

Kansas City AP report details a push to form a national professional bowling league with about a dozen teams in cities such as Los Angeles Dallas Kansas City Detroit and New York. Drafted top bowlers number around 300. Plans include stadiums with horseshoe seating and ticket prices of 2 to 3 dollars to watch top bowlers compete. Commissioner Dick Charles expects strong spectator interest in the growing sport.

Leonard Homel Culver City Calif J. Curtis Sanford Dallas Dick Charles Los Angeles Fort Worth San Antonio Kansas City Omaha Minneapolis-St. Paul Chi New York Detroit Bir Miami Charles

Michigan Men Punished For Killing Deer

In Manistique Michigan Richard Rochefort and Conrad Boynton were sentenced to 90 days in jail and fined 100 dollars plus costs for shooting a pet deer named Bucky at night. Their hunting privileges were revoked for three years and 25 townspeople attended the sentencing.

Manistique, Mich Bucky the Deer Howard Magoon Richard Rochefort Conrad Boynton Manistique Bucky William Jenerou Rochefort Boynton Michigan

Palmer Biggest Money Winner In Golf History

Arnold Palmer, voted golfer of the year, becomes the sport’s top money earner for 1960 with $79,200 in PGA earnings. He added $2,000 for a first prize in Mobile Open final round, boosting his official PGA total to $73,716 and edging past Ted’s 1956 record by nearly $900.

Dunedin Fla Arnold Palmer Professional Golfers Association Ligonier PGA Mobile Ala Palmer Ted

Opening WV deer season yields lighter kill and fewer hunters

Early reports from major hunting areas indicate a lighter deer take and smaller hunter turnout on opening day, with Hampshire and Hardy counties near normal and Pendleton County slightly better. Becktley and Buckhannon districts report light activity. no accidents noted as tallying continues. In a separate note, Detroit Tigers outfielder Harvey Kuenn urges finishing education before pursuing the big leagues.

West Virginia Conservation Department Hampshire Hardy Pendleton County Beckley Buckhannon Detrot Harvey Kuenn Detroit Tigers

Bazzie and Condry Lead Bowling Four-Strike Night

In two leagues at Bowl-Wick and Beckley College, Bazzie and Condry each rolled four straight strikes. Carl Kansala added three, Shirley Thompson led women with three consecutive strikes, and Jean Ramey improved from beginner to the 150s. Standings shifted in the Bureau of Mines League as the Regulators and Flashes tied for first after a 3-0 sweep.

George C & P Telephone League Bowl-Wick Beckley College Bureau of Mines Don Bazzie Bob Condry Carl Kansala Shirley Thompson C & P Company John Welch J. Richmonds Jean Ramey R. Thomas Richmond Natcrals Emmett Pugh Bow-Wick Regulators Flashes Green Hornets Anderson Wilbur Hodge Gladys Davis Gladys Doris Hock Doris Dennis Taylor Guss Lilly Dix Manning Jack Klaus

Penn State Student Cited For Vandalism

Theodore R. Komorowski 18 of Hazelwood Pittsburgh, a Penn State student, was cited after police say he painted a Panther statue at Panther Hollow Bridge following a November 19 game against the University of Pittsburgh. He appeared before Magistrate E. N. Johnson on vandalism and malicious mischief charges. the magistrate offered to drop charges if he removes the paint.

Pittsburgh Theodore R. Komorowski E. N. Johnson Penn Avenue Komorowski Hazelwood Penn State University Penn State University of Pittsburgh Panthers Panther Hollow Oakland Johnson

Mullens High Band Hosts Bowling Party at Bowl-Wick

Mullens High School band members and guests visited Bowl-Wick on Friday for a postband party hosted by the Board of Directors. Band director Elbert Patton and Mullens principal Louis DAntonio led the group, with chaperones arriving by bus and car for an afternoon of fun and a buffet supper.

Mullens High School Bobby Tibbs Larry Choate Princeton Rind Pal Elbert Patton Louis D‘antonio Mullens High Linda Williams Mullens Johnstown Road Recreation Center

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