Mountaineers Leave For Pittsburgh In Heavy Pitt Favor
A 40 man West Virginia squad leaves by bus for Pittsburgh to face the favored Panthers in Pitt Stadium. Pitt last home game was 24-14 opener win over Iowa. WVU aims to halt Pitt’s record score of 53-0 from 1964. Injuries hit Beckley players Melly, Cherocei, Curtis and two regulars.
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Bill Hill
Gene Lamone
Bruce Bosley
Frank Federovitch
Ed Sommer
Sam Huff
Zelek
Don Wit
Paul Starr
Bill Jarrett
Joe Marconi
Snider
Bob Moss
Raleigh County Grid Action Fares Big in State Clash Night
The region eyes a busy football night with standout players from Morris Harvey, West Liberty, Fair Liberty and more. Ray Kelly of Davis and Elkins leads receivers alongside Roy Brown of Morris Harvey, as teams like Sophia, Beckley, and Shady Spring vie for the county title and a strong state showing amid crowded schedules and travel.
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Six of Top Ten Clash in New York College Football Preview
Intercollegiate football action features six of the nation’s top 10 teams as California meets USC, Duke faces Virginia, and UCLA battles Wisconsin, with Rose Bowl implications and season-long titles in play. highlights include rushing and passing leaders and upcoming key games across conferences. The preview also notes projected all star basketball plans in Chicago and major college rankings with Notre Dame, Oklahoma, and Kentucky among top contenders.
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Duke
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UCLA
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Penn State
Don Meineke
Georgia Tech
Kentucky
Bobby Watson
Gene Smith
Xavier
Rod
Moe Radovich
Nick Kladisl
Loyola of Chicago
Jack McjMahon
St. John's
Carl McNulty
Purdue
Dugan Out. West Virginia Faces Pitt in Pittsburgh
West Virginia junior Eddie Dugan is sidelined with a twisted knee from the Washington and Lee game and may be replaced by Jack Stone or Harry Sweeney against Pittsburgh. Coach Art Lewis also questions regular guard Phil Carlton due to a leg injury, though he may travel with the squad.
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Pittsburgh
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Mt. Hope
Harry Sweeney
Triadelphia
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Joe Car
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Uave
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VPI
Ion
Caroling
Clemson
Gene
Harry Sweeney Gramling
Claude Bennett
Davidson
Bill Dole
Thit Wilson
Wildcats
Furman
Colonials Face Keydets in SC Lead Bid at GW Stadium
George Washington’s surprising Colonials host Virginia Military Institute in Washington at Griffith Stadium in the lone conference game tonight. A GW win would push them to four straight league games, lifting them into the conference lead despite late-season mixups and notable matchups across the schedule.
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Rainelle Routs Anstead 23 0 Behind Blocking Trio
Rainelle High defeated Anstead High 23 to 0 as three blocked kicks set the tone. Brooks and Lepley scored on blocked kicks with Skidmore converting after each TD. Rainelle totaled 140 yards to Ansted's 68, with two interceptions and a fourth quarter safety.
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Eaglets Stay Unbeaten With 20-0 Win Over Mullens Rebels
Beckley Junior High’s Blue Eaglets remain undefeated, beating Mullens Little Rebels 20 to 0. Howard Hurt starred with two touchdowns and two extra points, Ernie Gray added a five yard TD, and Hart connected on PATs. Beckley's defense shuttled Mullens throughout, stringing together drives to close the game with a fifth win of the season. Next week Beckley travels to Mt. Hope to face the Little Mustangs, a four win no loss club.
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Cavaliers Unworried About Duke's Power
Charlottesville preview of the Duke at Virginia football clash notes 34,000 plus fans expected at Scott Stadium. Virginia ranked ninth, Duke sixth in AP, with Virginia a six point underdog. Coach Arthur Guepe says pressure is familiar and confident in a close game. Cavaliers boast national defense lead at 141.8 yards per game versus Duke’s 172.6.
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Werorrow
Duke
Virginia
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Net Stars Begin Play Today in Greenbrier Invitational
Sixty top U. S. net performers, led by Billy Talbert and Dick Savitt, compete in Greenbrier Hotel fall invitation tennis tournament with finals Sunday. Vic Seixas cancelled to play in Australia. An exhibition match features Pauline Betz Sunday. Strong players pair with social figures in weekend doubles.
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Dick Savitt
Gardner Mulloy
Hal Burrows
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Vic Seixas
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No-His Pitcher Seeks New Baseball Berth
Oneonta New York Dick Fowler, a 30 year old right hand pitcher who once threw a no hitter for the Philadelphia Athletics is looking for a new baseball berth Fowler was released by the American League club after nine seasons He won 15 games for the A s in 1948 and 1949 but has recently dealt with a sore arm.
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