Woodrow Wilson Flying Eagles face Mullens in season opener
The 1960 grid season opens with five Coalfield Conference and one Raleigh County league games on tap. Woodrow Wilson hosts Mullens with Beckley favored to upset the 8 2 0 Rebels while Shady Spring meets Princeton at Beaver and Mount Hope battles Sophia at Mustang field.
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Coalfield
Logan
Pineville
Oceana
Mullens
Beckley
Princeton
Shady Spring
Trap Hill
Stratton
Sophia
Mount Hope
Welch
Man
Oak Hill
East Bank
Fayetteville
Hinton
Gary
Clear Fork
Meadow Bridge
Woodrow Wilson Flying Eagles
Mullens Rebels
P.m
Flying Eagles
Eagles
Elson Bragg
Tommy Lowe
Kyle Phipps
Douglas Hungate
Bane Sarrett
Bragg
Marshall Turner
Pack Hinsley
Ray Elmore
Jimmy Chamarro
Tommy Thomas
David Hinsley
Ronnie Cimala
Bob Pruett
Bobby Dyke
Elmore
Thomas
Hinsley
Pruett
Rebels
Shady Spring Tigers
Princeton Tigers
Beaver
Shady
Glen O'Neal
Jim Nixon
Billy Cochran
Sophia Blue Hawks
Mustangs
Buster Kizer
Kizer
Tanner
Blue Hawks
Teddy Spadre
Lacy
Stratton Bulldogs
Raleigh
Don Manning
Wildcats
Manning
Murray Jeffries
Nickie's Cabinet Shop Custom Built Cabinets and Furniture
Local cabinet shop advertises custom built kitchen cabinets and bedroom dining room furniture in any style. Reasonable prices. CL 2-4631 Valley Drive at Sprague.
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Nickie
Cabinet Shop
Valley Drive
Sprague
Golf round ends with hidden debt at Pauls Valley
Dr. J. S. Swinney found a dime and a nickel on the course then realized at the 18th hole his pocket had a hole that left him $1.85 short. The quirky item from Pauls Valley Oklahoma notes a minor misfortune during a round of golf.
Perch Missing Man Reels In 16 Inch Bass
In Mabel Oklahoma Charlie Whitten found his missing perch line in the river. He hauled it ashore and also retrieved a 16 inch bass hooked to the same line, ending the chase with an unexpected catch.
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Mabel, Okla
Charlie Whitten
Sutherland Dies in Pittsburgh at 53
William Bill Sutherland former Pittsburgh announcer and sports caster dies after long illness at West Penn Hospital He was 53 and served as vice president of Smith Taylor and Jenkins advertising after beginning his radio career at KDKA in 1931 He later announced Pitt football games and served as chief announcer
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Pittsburgh
William
Bill) Sutherland
Sutherland
West Penn Hospital
Smith, Taylor and Jenkins Advertising Agency
KDKA
University of Pittsburgh
Oscar Jerry Lucas Top Performers U.S. Wins Over Italy
United States defeats Italy 112 to 81 in Olympic basketball led by Lucas 26 Robertson 20 and West 18. The win sets up a final group game with Brazil for gold with a fifth straight Olympic title possible.
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Rome
Oscar Robertson
Jerry Lucas
Jerry West
United States
Lucas
Robertson
West
Brazil
Ray Norton Tabbed As Olympic Goat
Rome AP report portrays Ray Norton, San Jose State standout from Oakland, crushed by a failed baton handoff in the 400 meter relay leading to disqualification. Norton, already last in the 100 and 200 finals, faces a painful end to his Olympic bid as Wilma Rudolph consoles him and hints at his possible retirement.
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Rome
Ray Norton
San Jose State College
Oakland
Calif
America
United States
Norton
Frank Budd
Asbury Park
N.J
Dave Sime
Beccause
Ray
Wilma Rudolph
Wilma
Olympic Stadium
Tennessee
California
Speed Star
San Jose State
San Francisco 49Ers
Track Review From Rome Olympic Games
The United States narrowly beat Russia as five world records were smashed and 29 Olympic records set across 34 events. Wilma Rudolph of Clarksville Tennessee emerged as star with three golds, winning the 1100 and 200 and anchoring the 400 relay in a world record heat. Americans won nine men’s golds, with setbacks for several athletes and relays.
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Norton
Wilma
U.S
Uncle Sam
Jamaica
Jack Herman
Woodland
Calif
Earl Young
San Fernando
Glenn Davis
Columbus
Ohio
Otis Davis
Los Angeles
Davis
Germany
Carl Kaufmann
United States
Russia
Viktor Cybulenko
al Cantello
Norristown
Romania
Jolanda Dalas
Neomia Rogers
Roba
Ala
Peter Bolotnikov
Vladimir Kuts
Max Truex
Warsaw
Ind
Alexander Kurynov
Tommy Kono
Honolulu
Kono
Rome
Clarksville
Tenn
Wilma Rudolph
Melbourne
Helsinki
John Thomas
Harold Connolly
Bill Alley
Ray Norton
Lee Calhoun
al Oerter
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Shady, Stratton, Mt. Hope
Ray Caldwell
Woodrow Wilson High School
Bill McMillan
Husky Jim George
Akron
Mcmillan
Turtle Creek
Alexander Zabelin
Pentti Linnosvuo
Finland
George
Rudolf Plukfelder
Pete Newell
Allstar
Italy
Robert Dyke
Sauagsinag
Jlaaghaer
Jarman
Neville St
Beckley, W. Va
Ore
Paul's Grill
Johnstown Rd
Oscar, Jerry, Lucas
USA
GF West Feteene
Dischinger
Ween
Cas Ween Ewenee
Steee Eee
Sardagna Eee
Eee Eee
Eee
Eee Ee
tSee Ee
Beckley's Finest & Best Men's Store
Ace
ACE Auto Stores
3Rd Ave
Eeenee
Turkey
Australia
Hungary
Poland
Great Britain
Llark Eteee
Czechoslovakia
Ene
New Zealand
United Arab
Republic
Dagr Coesseseee
Ghana
Portugal
Apore Ieee Sagosavia
Beckley Speedway
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