West Virginia Coasted Past The Citadel In Charleston
Mountaineers led 25-2 at halftime and won 47-12 as Allen McCune tied WVU career scoring passes with his 21st. Bobby Owens passed for 163 yards and a touchdown for VPI in a 47-12 victory. Other scores included Navy beating William and Mary 42-14 and East Carolina overcoming Richmond 34-13.
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West Virginia
Citadel
Charleston
Mountaineer
Allen McCune
Dick Leftridge
McCune
Mountaineers
VPI
Bobby Owens
Owens
VMI
Virginia
Cavaliers
Tom Hodges
Davis
Furman
Wofford
William and Mary
Navy
Annapolis
Bill Bailey
Richmond
East Carolina
Davidson
North Carolina
Arkansas State
Louisville
George Washington
Cincinnati
Washington
Buffalo
New York
Payne Earns 10th Club Championship Title at Black Knight
Ned Payne III won his tenth club championship at Black Knight Country Club, claiming the men's title for the seventh straight year except 1958 when he served in the military. Lissa Mohler captured the ladies' title, defeating Jessie Lipscomb. Tee-to-green format marked first-time use of medal regulations. Other flight winners included Bob Cunningham, Tom Shrewsbury, Dean Howen, John Daniel, Jin Straton, Jim Gilchrist, Darryl Roberts, Asa Barnes, Cotton White, Bill Teubert, John Evans, Tony Misti, Ronald Troutman, Izzy Wein, Bob Wilson, Jake Wetzel, Adam Halley, and H. P. Meadows.
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Black Knight Country Club
E. M. Ned Payne III
Lissa Mohler
Payne
Ned
E. B. Wray
BKC
Lissa
Jessie Lipscomb
Bob Cunningham
Layerls
Tom Shrewsbury
John Daniel
Dean Howen
John Straton
Jim Gilchrist
Darryl Roberts
Asa Barnes
Cotton White
Bill Teubert
John Evans
Teubert
Cottrill
Tony Misiti
Ronald Troutman
Izzy Wein
Bob Wilson
Jake Wetzel
Adam Halley
Joe L. Smith
H. P. Meadows
Virginia A. Next For Mountaineers
West Virginia defeats The Citadel 25 to 2 as Coach Gene Corum notes uneven play and looks to improved passing defense against upcoming Virginia game. Quarterback Allen McCune connected with Dick Leftridge for WVU's only score while Citadel's defense was praised but not seriously tested.
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Morgantown
UPI
West Virginia
Gene Corum
Citadel
Mountainers
Cadets
Corum
Virginia
Ed Shockey
Cavaliers
VMI
WVU
Allen McCune
Garrett Ford
Dick Leftridge
Larry Line
McCune
Mountaineers
Steelers Scout Cards Ahead of Pitt Showdown
Pittsburgh Steelers scouts watched the St. Louis Cardinals, who beat the Washington Redskins 37 16, as Pittsburgh prepares to face them at Pitt Stadium. The Browns defeated the Steelers 24 19 in a comeback, with Frank Ryan’s 14 yard pass to Garry Collins sealing it.
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Pitsburgh
UPI
Pittsburgh
St. Louis Cardinals
Washington Redskins
Mike Nixon
Cleveland Browns
Red Birds
Pitt Stadium
Steelers
Browns
Frank Ryan
Garry Collins
Dick Hoak
Hoak
Bill Nelsen
Herd Coach Feels Good Over Win
Marshall edges Quantico 10-9 as Tom Good blocks a crucial extra point and makes key tackles. Howie Miller injures, sidelined. Bob Hale to start at quarterback next week. fullback Andy Socha plays through a hand injury. Mickey Jackson leads rushing with 86 yards.
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Huntington
UPI
Marshall
Charley Snider
Herd
Quantico
Tom Good
Marines
Good
Tom Harris
Mike Cotton
Howie Miller
Claude Smith
Snider
Miller
Snyder
Bob Hale
Andy Socha
Mickey Jackson
Buckhannon Tops State High School Football Ratings
Buckhannon leads AAA with a 6-0 record and 13.4 rating as several undefeated teams tumble. Ceredo-Kenova leads AA at 11.8 after six straight wins while Ripley and Oceana follow. single-A Rainelle tops with 8.9, and Masontown Valley trails at 8.7 after beating Lumberport.
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Buckhannon
Dunbar
Martinsburg
Charleston
Bluefield
Welch
Fairgnont East
Mount Hope
Montgomery
Ceredo-Kenova
C-K
Ripley
Wiahama
Oceana
St. Mary’s
Williamstown
Park Central
Beckley Stratton
Rainelle Jeads
Masontown Valley
Lumberport
High School Ratings By Class And Team Standings
The list shows Class ASA ratings for Buckhannon Dunbar Charleston Martinsburg Bluefield Fairmont Dupont Victory Barboursville Logan Oak Glen Welch St Albans Williamson and Class AA leaders Ceredo Kenova Ripley Oceana Poca Mount Hope Guyan Valley Hinton Stratton Shady Spring Parsons University in fall standings with records and scores. A final note cites National Geographic on bowling’s historic ban in England and Canada to keep archery practice.
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Coalfield
Bluefield
Beckley
Princeton
Oak Hill
Oceana
Mt. Hope
Shady Spring
Hinton
Mullens
Stoco Sophia
Gary
Pineville
Raleigh County
Shady Spring Marsh Fork
Stratton
Trap Hill
Clear Fork
WLT Pisone
W.va
Davidson
Geo. Wash
Wem
Richmond
Fairmont State
W.va. Tech
Bluefield State
Glenville
West Liberty
W.va. Wesleyan
Va. State
Concord
Shepherd
Salem
Georgia
Miss. St
Eeene
Alabama
Auburn
Tenn
Florida
Seanee
Kentucky
State
Vanderbilt
Duke
Clemson
Maryland
Carolina
No. Carolina
Virginia N.C. State
W. Forest
Dartmouth
Harvard
Yale
Penn
Cornell
Columbia
Brown
BIG Ten
WLT
Mich. St
Purdue
Ohio St
N’western
Wisc
Mich
Tlinois
Iowa
Indiana
Nebraska
Colo
Missouri
Towa St
Okla St
Okla
Kan. State
Stanford
Wash. St
UCLA
Calif
Oregon
Oregon St
Buckhannon
Dunbar
Charleston
Martinsburg
Fairmont
Dupont
Victory
Barboursville
Logan
Oak Glen
Welch
St. Albans
Williamson
Ceredo-Kenova
Ripley
Poca
Mount Hope
Guyan Valley
Parsons
University
Rainelle
Valley
Crum
Lewisburg
Lumberport
Marlinton
Jackie Gleason Turns Golf Into Serious Sport
The stout entertainer known as Florida Fats shows a serious side on the links. Gleason posts a strong handicap around seven with many rounds in the high 70s, insists he never drinks on the course, and jokes about his perpetual self-deprecating progress while denying a beer fever ambulance tale.
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Tom Tiede
Shawnee
NEA
Jackie Gleason
Glob
Jack Gleason
Florida Fats
Miami
Links
Indianapolis
Poppycock
Gleason
Publinx
Jackie
Brooklyn
Palmer
Betsy
Chargers maul Bills as Chiefs beat Broncos in AFL Sunday
The San Diego Chargers overwhelmed Buffalo 34-3 after trailing 3-0, with John Hadl throwing for 314 yards and three TDs to Lance Alworth and Keith Lincoln. Kansas City beat Denver 31-23, and Oakland routed Boston 24-10.
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Giants
San Diego Chargers
Buffalo Bills
Buffalo
Bills
Pete Gogollak
iChargers
Kansas City Chiefs
Denver Broncos
Oakland Raiders
Boston Patriots
New York
Houston
John Hadl
Hadl
Lance Alworth
Keith Lincoln
Pete Beathard
California
Chiefs
Curtis ‘McClinton
Cookie Gilchrist
Broncos
Wendell Hayes
Denver
Dartmouth Breaks Clear. Harvard Player Intervenes
A Dartmouth ball carrier breaks from the 15 yard line. at mid field a Harvard player off the bench tackles him. The rules provide options for the official: penalty and disqualification, dead ball at the tackle, or awarding a touchdown with disqualification. The rule cites that a runner in the clear may be awarded two touchdowns if impeded.
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Dartmouth
Harvard
Zapuayjo
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Black Knight
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E. M. Ned Payney
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Steelers Scout Birds
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Flight of
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National Geographic Magazine
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Dave Nelson
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