Pastilong Injures Shoulder In WVU Scrimmage
West Virginia University halfback Larry Tracewell moved to quarterback after Ed Pastilong injured a shoulder in the first scrimmage. X rays negative. possible slight separation back in place. Pastilong’s absence could affect duties with Yost as potential backup as 18 days remain to Vanderbilt opener.
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Moundsville
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Jerry Yost
Rogersville
Duke’s Rappold Garner Highlight Post Football Preview
The Saturday Evening Post notes Duke quarterbacks Walt Rappold and Gil Garner as top ACC talents and compares them with peers from Maryland to the Carolinas. Rappold, 6-3, 202 pounds, passed 90 of 163 for 919 yards last season and Garner is praised for defense and clutch under pressure. The piece also covers West Virginia’s comeback, All-American picks, Liston Patterson boxing odds, and Wendell Backus returning to WVU with a strong semi pro season resume.
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Greenbrier Military School
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Press and Radio Guide
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Tickets On Sale For Friday's Grid Contest
Tickets for the Woodrow Wilson Mount Hope game are on sale in Beckley at Eppy's Drug Valley Drive Colony Drug Watkins Drug Mount Hope area outlets including Mountain Air Hotel Bon Bon Store Mt Hope Grill and at Woodrow Wilson High School for students Admission is 1.00 for adults and 0.50 for students.
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Baseball Standings and Results A.L. and N.L. update
The American League standings show New York leading with 79 wins, Los Angeles 78, Detroit 70, and Cleveland 68. Tuesday results include Los Angeles 7 New York 6, Chicago 3 Cleveland 2 in 13 innings, with rain nights affecting several games. In the National League, Los Angeles 91 48 leads San Francisco and Cincinnati. Tuesday games featured Pittsburgh 5 New York 1 and Cincinnati 9 Milwaukee 6.
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East Beckley Wins 33rd Midget Football Game
East Beckley, four time champion of the Midget Football League, stretched its win streak to 33 with a 13-6 victory over Bowling Addition at Van Meter Stadium. West Beckley opened its season with an 8-0 win over South. East scored on two pass interceptions, while Earhart added a 50 yard run for Bowling Addition. The final seconds saw Earhart break loose for Bowling Addition’s only TD. North Beckley meets Bowling Addition and East faces West next Tuesday.
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North Beckley
Indians Hand Williamsport 7 3 To Stay in Playoff Hunt
Charleston Indians beat league-leading Williamsport 7-3 in a key Eastern League matchup. With a 65-70 record, Charleston remains tied for fourth with York and will finish the season against Elmira and Williamsport, while York also plays Williamsport in its final five games.
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Roses Edge Triplets in Eastern League Roundup
The York Roses beat the Binghamton Triplets 4 to 3 with 10 hits and 4 errors by each side. Dick Slomkowski pitched a four hitter as the Springfield Giants defeated the Elmira Pioneers 4 to 0. In the other league game Charleston Indians defeated Williamsport Grays 7 to 3.
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West Beckley football update with late rally loss
West Beckley and Stover battle as Sparks and Snodgrass convert key plays while Patton leads a 2 run by Stover after a failed rush. Bailey Roush and Thomas McVey contribute on defense as Primnestl and Fogg mix in.
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International League Results Include Colum bus and Rochester Games
The report lists games from the International League including Toronto 8 Rochester 2, Buffalo 8 Syracuse 5, Jacksonville 10 Columbus 7, first Columbus 12 Jacksonville 8, with Atlanta at Richmond postponed due to rain.
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Campbell Randolph Heads Field Of 37 At Huntington
A field of 37 golfers competed at the Guyan Golf and Country Club for three sectional qualifying berths in the National Amateur Golf Tournament. Top entrants included Huntington’s Billy Campbell and Randolph of Clarksburg. Ed Tutwiler, 10 time West Virginia amateur champion, qualified at Camargo Country Club in Cincinnati with 74 72 146. Other entrants: Dick Foutche Charleston Earl N Flowers Bridgeport Frank H O’Brien Gallipolis Ohio Larry N Cassady Ferman P Pape Jr Marietta Ohio Robert Littler Jr Athens Ohio William M Bailey John S Bailey Jr Vienna Woods County.
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Charleston
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Bridgeport
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Marietta
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Athens
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Vienna
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Dodgers Triumph as Davis Sparks 5-4 Win over Giants
Willie Davis sprinted home on a first-inning single and Frank Howard and Ron Fairly added runs as the Dodgers beat the Giants 5-4 to extend their NL lead to 3 1/2 games. Lee Walls doubled, Roseboro tripled, and stole home in the fourth inning to clinch.
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WVU Tabbed Power Of SC In Preseason Dispatch
West Virginia coach Gene Corum fields a veteran line with reserve depth and focuses on a passing offense. The 1962 Mountaineers expect a tough Southern Conference schedule with quarterback battles between Jerry Yost and Ed Pastilong and key backfield talent led by Moss, Woodeshick, and Holton. They face Vanderbilt, Va Tech, Boston University, Pitt, Oregon State, and Penn State among others.
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Ray Poage
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Lee Roy Jordan
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Michigan State
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Pat Richter
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Dave Robinson
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Jim Moss
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Larry Tracewell
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NFL AFL Trim Rosters Prompt Cuts of Veterans
NFL clubs cut rosters to 38 in the NFL and 33 in the AFL with many veterans released including Jim Podoley L G Dupre Lee Grosscup Dick Lasse John Aveni Ben Agajanian Bob Schnelker Ray Norton and Ted Woods. Last minute trades followed as teams balanced limits and kept rookies under review with waivers or injured deferred lists. Redskins Cowboys Rams Cardinals Patriots Bills and others were involved in moves to reshape lineups.
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