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Newspaper

Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1959

Page

7

West Virginia Players Watch Horror Films After Syracuse Loss

WVU football team skipped practice as horror films of the 44-0 Syracuse defeat and clips of Penn State were shown to players. coaches cited injuries and mood, with McComb and Lanasa listed as doubtful for the Penn State game.

Morgantown West Virginia Syracuse Orangemen Mountaineers Penn State Ben McComb Charley Lanasa McComb Lanasa Bill Lopasky Pete Tolley Carl Dannenberg Carmen Pomponio Nittany Lions Dick Pae Illinois Pat Botula Frank Korbini Lewis Lopasky WVU Pitt Pennsylvania Philadelphia

McKenna Faces GW's Ed Hino as VMI Clashes Colonials

VMI seeks a share of the Southern Conference title at 1-5 George Washington. Ed Hino leads GW with a top passing attack, while VMI counters with Bobby Mitchell and Jimmy O’Dell. The Keydets, 4-1-1, boast a strong pass defense after a Davidson shutout.

Associated Press VMI John McKenna George Washington Ed Hino McKenna Nets Hino Colonials Washington Keydets Davidson Wildcats Howard Dyer Bobby Mitchell Jimmy O'Dell Citadel Eddie Teague William & Mary Calvin Cox Bob Stoy Indians Richmond John Boggs Carmen Cavalli Virginia Tech Tech Pat Henry Villanova Furman

Becerra Grieves Ingram's Death and Goes Into Hiding

World bantamweight champion Jose Becerra mourns Walt Ingram's death after a 9 round non title bout. Ingram dies from complications after a cerebral hemorrhage. Becerra seeks solitude and pauses a Nov 19 Los Angeles fight. A benefit bout may be held for Ingram's family.

Guadalajara Mexico Jose Becerra Walt Ingram Becarra Becerra George Parncassus Danny Kid Los Angeles Walt Ingram United States

Geoffrion Tops NHL Scoring Leaderboard

Montreal star Bernie Geoffrion powered the Canadiens with three goals and three assists in a week, lifting him to 14 points to lead the league. Jean Beliveau also surged, tying for second with Andy Bathgate as Horvath and Prentice sit in a points tie for fourth. Terry Sawchuk maintains a 1.00 goals against average with two shutouts in seven games.

Montreal Montreal Canadiens Bernie Boom Boom New York Rangers Ll. Bronco Horvath Boston Bruins Rangers Dean Prentice Terry Sawchuk Detroit Red Wings Sawchuk

Twyman Leads NBA Scoring Race With 38 Point Avg

Cincinnati star Jack Twyman tops the NBA scoring pace with 114 points in three games for a 38 point average. Elgin Baylor of Minneapolis is second with 105 in three games. Bill Russell shoots best with .656 field goal accuracy, and Bob Cousy leads assists with 22 in two games. Baylor also leads rebounds with 51, Russell next with 41.

NEW York Cincinnati Jack Twyman National Basketball Assn Elgin Baylor Minneapolis Boston Bill Russell Bob Cousy Ken Sears Baylor Russell

Fight Results From City Card Showdowns

In New York Randy Sandy outpointed Emile Griffith 156 to 150 in New York. Henry White defeated Luther Rawlings 150 to 154 in Chicago. Henry Hank stopped George Benton 162 to 160 in Philadelphia. The Javellana Kid defeated Hank Salcedo 138 to 136 in Reno with a knockout in Midland Texas after 3 rounds.

New York Randy Sandy Emile Griffith Chicago Henry White Cincinnati Luther Rawlings New Orleans Henry Hank Detroit George Benton Philadelphia Reno Nev Javellana Kid Manila Hank Salcedo Midland Tex

18-Game Winner Shaw Selected AL Soph of ’59

Bob Shaw the 18 game winner for the pennant winning Chicago White Sox was named American League sophomore of the year by 162 of 170 votes. The right-hander weighed 190 pounds and credited vita mins and exercise for his form. Milt Pappas of Baltimore placed second with 24 votes. Shaw, once overlooked by manager Al Lopez, debuted May 13 and went on to a 2.65 ERA with six losses.

NEW York Bob Shaw Chicago White Sox Shaw Baseball Writers’ Assn. of America Associated Press Milt Pappas Baltimore al Lopez Boston Red Sox

Pitt’s Cunningham Returns to Training for Syracuse Clash

Pitt full back Jim Cunningham rejoined practice after weeks out with a severe barley horse. A Pitt spokesman said it is still uncertain if he will be ready to play next Saturday at Pitt Stadium against Syracuse.

Pittsburgh Jim Cunningham Pitt Panthers Pitt Cunningham Syracuse Pitt Stadium

Dupre Out For The Season Gifford sidelined with injured ribs

Pro grid action leaves many stars on the bench as Frank Gifford of the New York Giants is out two to three weeks with a rib injury. Alex Webster also struggles with bruised ribs while the Baltimore Colts endure a spate of injuries to Curpe Rechichar Berry Sanford Ferguson Pace Gedman Brito and others. The 49ers Hugh McElhenny Rams Jon Arnett Bears Howley Zucco and MecCormack among others also miss time. Washington Eddie LeBaron injures an ankle as the Redskins shake up the lineup after Sundays 34 7 loss.

NEW York (Ap Frank Gifford National Football League Gifford New York Giants Alex Webster Baltimore Colts L. G. Curpe Bert Rechichar Colts Ray Berry Leo Sanford Green Bay Howie Ferguson San Francisco Jim Pace Detroit Gene Gedman Los Angeles Gene Brito 49Ers Hugh McElhenny Ram Jon Arnett Philadelphia Pete Retzgaff Chuck Howley Vic Zucco Chicago Bears Cleveland Mike MecCormack Chicago Cardinals King Hill M. C. Reynolds Eddie LeBaron Washington Ralph Guglilmi Mike Nixon Redskins John Carson Bill Stits

IOC may hold special meeting on Chinese matter in Madrid

Sevilla reports indicate the International Olympic Committee could convene a special session to clarify its stance on the muddled Chinese situation. Avery Brundage, vacationing there, promised a firm statement at Madrid press conference, amid previous IOC rulings excluding Nationalist China and inviting Communist China to reapply.

Sevilla Spain International Olympic Committee Avery Brundage IOC Madrid I1oc China Formosa Taiwan United States Eisenhower

Presbyterian To Play In Tangerine Bowl Tilt

Presbyterian College of Clinton South Carolina accepted an invitation to play in the Tangerine Bowl on January 1 in Orlando Florida. The team is undefeated and untied in six games. The opponent had not been selected at the time of the announcement by Grady Cocksey commissioner of the Tangerine Bowl Commission. The game benefits the Harry Anna Crippled Children's Home at Umatilla Florida.

Orlando Fla Presbyterian College of Clinton S. C Grady Cocksey Elks Lodge Umatilla Presbyterian

Pittsburgh star sets 300 yard American record at MSU relays

Mel Barnwell of Pittsburgh broke an American mark at the 1959 Michigan State relays by running 300 yards in 30 seconds, highlighting a standout performance for the team.

Pittsburgh Mel Barnwell

Lions deny incentive pay in Rams game report

Acting NFL commissioner Austin Gunsel says there will be no investigation into reports that the Detroit Lions received incentive pay from Edwin Anderson after a victory over the Los Angeles Rams. Anderson denies any such payments, noting NFL rules prohibit bonuses for winning.

Philadelphia National Football League Detroit Lions Los Angeles Rams Austin Gunsel Detroit Edwin J. Anderson Lions Rams NFL

Bowl Pretenders To Be Weed ed Out

With the college football season past halfway the early list of major bowl aspirants is formed. Presbyterian College accepts a bid to the Tangerine Bowl in Orlando on January 1 1960. Contenders include Clemson Wyoming North Texas State Syracuse Penn State Air Force Oregon Washington State and others across conferences and independents as bids tighten.

Jack Clary Associated Press Presbyterian College of Clemson Wyoming Skyline North Texas State Missouri Valley Louisiana State Mississippi

Dial Was Bright Spot In Loss To New York Giants

Pittsburgh coach Buddy Parker praised rookie end Buddy Dial as the Steelers fell 21-16 to the New York Giants. Dial started against his former teammates, scored a touchdown and intercepted four passes for 146 yards. Practice to resume today after Monday’s off day.

Pittsburgh Buddy Parker Pittsburgh Steelers Buddy Dial Steelers New York Giants Dial

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