WVU Lines Up With 4 Teams
West Virginia football coach Gene Corum organized four units at drills including two two way squads and separate offense and defense groups. Sophomore and veteran players populate the rosters as Pomponio and Moss draw notice. The official roster sits at 78 with 19 on scholarships and six tryouts. four varsity candidates did not report.
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Jackson’s Mill
West Virginia
Gene Corum
Corum
Art (Pappy) Lewis
Jimmy Walthall
Ray Watson
WVU
Carmen Pomponio
Pomponio
Shorty Moss
Huntington
Ken Herock
Munhall
Dave Santrock
Dunbar
Dale Evans
Johnny Marra
Bob Benke
Dave Hess
Bill Winter
Glenn Bowman
Pete Tolley
Charley Lanasa
Danny Williams
Tom Woodeshick
Wilkes-Barre
Eli Kosanovich
Weirton
Don Myers
Greenlsburg
Gene Heeter
Windber
Ray Bazzoli
Meadowlands
Ron Haggerty
Monongah
Phil Sizemore
East Bank
Fred Adkins
Keith Melengzer
Charleroi
Bill Shillings
Isabella
Ray Barlie
Pomponia
Eddie Lafon
New Martinsville
Jim Colwell
New Brighton
Frank Sirriani
Clarksburg
Virgil Rice
Point Pleasant
Bob Fuller
Moundsville
John Skinner
Charles Town
Gene Lamb
Middlebourne
Allan Burger
Moorestown
N.J
Dieter Garrett
Larry Lieving
Dick Struck
Larry Niedzalkoski
Greensburg
Bob Gange
Pittsburgh
Chuck Bonar
Paul Gatto
Veral Haynes
Soph Ron Ramora
Roger Holdinsky
Dick Herrig
Tom Huston
WVUI
Marty Pushkin
Gange
Larry Spurlock
Barboursville
Lance Seidel
Falls Church
Fred Deluzio
Jeannette
Bob Schuetz
Wheeling
Sam Fernandez
Fernandez
Potomac State
Fat Zeno Refused Uniform Shocks Virginia Tech Drill
More than 400 players began pre season football practice in the Southern Conference. Virginia Tech guard Mike Zeno weighed 247 pounds and was told he would not receive a uniform unless he shed 12 percent in 10 days. Other teams reported varying prep start conditions with VMI Davidson Richmond William and Mary Furman George Washington The Citadel and Michigan State noted among the day’s workouts.
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Associated Press
Mike Zeno
Virginia Tech
Zeno
Tech
Frank Moseley
Moseley
Techmen
N.C. State
VMI
Bill Dole
Davidson
South
Richmond
Ed Merrick
William and Mary
Milt Drewer
Furman
Hornets
Bill Elias
George Washington
Colonials
Citadel
National Tennis Opening Favors Fraser After Dry US Era
Forest Hill New York AP The National Tennis Championships opened with Australia holding strong in the final as Neale Fraser seeded No 1 and Rod Laver next, while Americans look to Barry MacKay Earl Buchholz and Chuck McKinley as main hopes. Fraser aims to recapture last year’s form and Davis Cup glory for the Austrians.
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U.S
Fraser
Australia
United States
Barry MacKay
Dayton
Ohio
Earl
Butch) Buchholz
St. Louis
Chuck McKinley
St. Ana
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