Mount Hope and Mullens clash for fifth straight win
Mt Hope hosts Mullens in a key halfway point local football slate as Mount Hope seeks a fifth straight win in a 19-game rivalry where Mount Hope holds 11 victories to Mullens five with three ties. Other area games include Trap Hill at Shady Spring Pineville at Sophia Marsh Fork at Stoco and Oceana at Clear Fork.
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Robert Monarchy
Mullens
Mt. Hope
Trap Hill
Shady Spring
Pineville
Sophia
Marsh Fork
Stoco
Oceana
Clear Fork
Beckley
Herbert Hoover
Stratton
Excelsior
Hinton
Princeton
Herndon
Van
Mount Hope
West Virginia
Man
Montgomery
Mustangs
George Owens
Richard Stevens
Charles Hooper
Frank Souk
Jack Spadaro
Rebels
Mike Compton
Dink Stump
Ronald Spencer
Dickie Thompson
Shady
Tigers
Wildcats
Terry Darling
Gregory Terry
Ralph Webb
Stoco Indians
Marsh Fork Bulldogs
Indians
Charles Drafton
Sam Richardson
Roy Pack
Bulldogs
Sophia Blue Hawks
Minutemen
Blue Hawks
Darrell Perry
Bluefield
Fayetteville
Seth
Weirton
Dads Urged to Register at Stadium for Game Passes
The notice invites fathers to register at the stadium to receive passes for the upcoming game. It mentions admission and directs attendees to obtain passes there.
Panthers Rated Two Touchdown Favorite Sat
Pitts burgh UPI reports Pitt is a two touchdown favorite to beat West Virginia in the annual rivalry. Pitt coach Michelosen dismisses odds, citing a 1-2 vs 2-1 edge and a chance to even the series. Gene Corum notes turnovers cost WVU early, with Pastilong vs McCune in a quarterback tossup and Ron Colaw winning the starting fullback job after a strong showing.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
Pitt
West Virginia
Panther
John Michelosen
Mountaineer
Gene Corum
Michelosen
Corum
Pastilong
Allen McCune
Ron Colaw
Rice
Lions Face Army In Tough Penn State Bid
Penn State, off to its worst start ever, meets Army led by Rollie Stichweh in a high stakes showdown. Army holds a 9-3-2 edge over the Nittany Lions in the series dating to 1899, with Penn State seeking its first win since 1960.
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University Park
UPI
Penn State
Army
Lions
Navy
Roger Staubach
Larry Zeno
UCLA
Bob Berry
Oregon
Rollie Stichweh
Techmen Travel To West Liberty Homecoming Tilt
West Virginia Tech heads to West Liberty State College for a league game their fourth of the season. Coach Charlie Cobb warns of tough competition and injuries that push freshmen into starting roles. Key players sidelined include Vernon White and Dale Gwinn with replacements and new look in backfield.
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West Virginia Tech
West Liberty State College
W.V.I.C
Charlie Cobb
Golden Bear
West Liberty
Bluefield
Cobb
Tech
Bears
Vernon White
Dale Gwinn
White
Gwinn
Paul Hickman
Richard Billo
Bill Corley
Jim McCune
Richard Kozma
Charles Kupfner
Bill Wood
Paul Carter
Gary Keller
Dave Brown
Roger Deal
Rick Pyles
David Scites
Syracuse Faces UCLA In Unbeatens Showdown At Archbold
Syracuse Orangemen host UCLA Bruins in Archbold Stadium as the 3-0 Bruins seek to extend their unbeaten run and knock Syracuse from the top. UCLA quarterback Larry Zeno leads a potent offense with 646 yards overall, aiming to outpace Ben Schwartzwalder’s 2-1 Orangemen after a 34-8 win over Holy Cross.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Syracuse University
Orangemen
UCLA
Bruins
Archbold
Bill Barnes
Californians
Pitt
Penn State
Stanford
Orange
Ben Schwartzwalder
Holy Cross
Roy Simmons
Larry Zeno
Ed Simmons
Zeno
Archbold Stadium
Santa Paul
Calif
Massachusetts
Larry
Bill Kilmer
Uolan
Lema Favored In Piccadilly World Match Play Start
Tony Lema an ex Marine from San Leandro California is a 3 to 1 favorite as he opens against British Ryder Cupper Neil Coles in the Piccadilly world match play championship at Wentworth. Arnold Palmer Jack Nicklaus chase $14000 first prize with Palmer a star and Ken Venturi a 6-1 contender faces Gary Player in the opening round.
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Virginia Water
England
UPI
Tony Lema
Jack Nicklaus
Columbus
Ohio
Palmer
Latrobe Pa
Britain
Peter Butler
Wentworth West
Ken Venturi
San Francisco
Gary Player
South Africa
Marshall Gunning For Second Straight Win
Huntington UPI Marshall University seeks a second consecutive win at home against Buffalo after a season opening victory. The Thundering Herd face a Bulls offense led by a sharper attack this year, with coach Charlie Snyder warning the defense to peak performance to slow Buffalo’s improved unit.
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Huntington
UPI
Marshall University
Buffalo
Marshall
Coa
Bufalo
Charlie Snyder
Bulls
Johnny Stofa
Middies Facing Georgia Tech With Roger Staubach Injured
Navy prepares for Georgia Tech in Jacksonville without Heisman hopeful Roger Staubach as reserve Bruce Bickle leads a ground game with Pat Donnelly and Kip Paskewich. Tech won 16 14 in their last meeting, while Navy also lost to Michigan 21 0 earlier.
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Navy
Roger Staubach
Michigan
Staubach
Wayne Hardin
Jacksonville
Fla
Bruce Bickle
Pat Donnelly
Kip Paskewich
Georgia Tech
Midshipmen
Miami
Florida
California
Bears
Tokyo Joe Hopes For Tokyo Games As Olympics Loom
In Tokyo ahead of the XVIII Olympiad, locals reveal lean interest in the Games. Few plan to attend. tickets cost about 100 USD daily. Focus areas include women's volleyball, judo, and the marathon. Commentary notes economic strain and travel tips.
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Murray Olderman
Tokyo
Japan
Nea
Sumire
Kazue
T. Oyama
Daily Trade News Co., Ltd
Oyama
T. Omura Jr
Buyers Daily News
Yokohama
Hessing
Omura
Sawako Oriyoshi
Radio Nhk
BBC
Fumii
Callahan
Olympic Stadium
Butts Case Up For A Retrial
A federal court in Atlanta deliberated on a retrial of the Wally Butts libel suit against Curtis Publishing and the Saturday Evening Post. The $3.06 million verdict was blasted as a monstrosity by Butts' side, while Post contends evidence warranted malice, and judges granted more briefing time. Butts, not present, now sells insurance in Athens.
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Atlanta
UPI
Curtis Publishing Co
Wally Butts
Saturday Evening Post
Appeals Court
John R. Brown
Houston
Richard Rives
Montgomery
U.S. District Court
Adrian Spears
San Antonio
Butts
Athens
Curtis and
the Post
University of Alabama
Paul
Bear) Bryant
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Perry
Clear Fork Panthers
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Welch
Ansted
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Marshall Gunning
Heaven Hill
MTS
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Middies
Gary Kale Upi
Craig Morton
Jack Schraub
Pete Banaszak
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Joe
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Sandy Padwe
Petermmce
Harry Jerome
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Amare
Swin Tee Ees
Italy
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Larrabee
Ta Lewis
Fae Seni Des Fee
Jerry Suber
Witold Baran
Poland
Zealand
Cyrol Burleson
Bob Schal
Czechoslovakia
Jay Silvester
Dallas Long
Parryary O’brien
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Romuald Klim
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Nch Thun
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