Corum Plans two pronged attack vs Richmond Spiders
West Virginia coach Gene Corum fears Richmond’s strong passing attack and plans a balanced game to counter the Spiders. Richmond QB Ronnie Smith, a 6-4 senior, leads a capable aerial unit with top targets Pete Emelianchik and John Hilton. Leftridge aims to carry the load on the ground behind a credited WVU line as Pastilong opens at QB.
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Morgantown
UPI
West Virginia University
Gene Corum
University of Richmond
Spiders
WVU
Richmond
Tidewater
West Virginia
Corum
Ronnie Smith
Smith
Los Angeles Rams
Pete Emelianchik
John Hilton
Dick Leftridge
Leftridge
Eddie Pastilong
Mountaineers
Milt Clegg
Bob Dunlevy
Tom Yeater
Homer Criddle
Gene Ciccarelli
Stan Lysick
Gary Barnette
Steve Rush
Roger Alford
Big Green Set For Shrine Bowl Showdown With Morehead
Marshall Universitys 1964 football opener pits the Big Green against Morehead State Kentucky in Ashland. Coach Charlie Snyder notes Moreheads experience and expects a thrilling contest with veterans in MU lineup led by Howie Miller at QB and Jim Cure at end. After the game, Marshall returns home to host Miami of Ohio September 26 at Fairfield Stadium.
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Huntington
Charlie Snyder
Marshall University
Morehead State
Ashland
Kentucky
Morehead
Butler
Snyder
Eagles
Marshall
Guy Penny
Jim Cure
Bobby Pruett
Jim Perry
Fred Anderson
Bill Bobbitt
Bill Winter
Clyde Owens
Tom Good
Howie Miller
Jack Mahone
Ray Henderson
Big Jim Brown
Mahone
John Zontini
Brown
Ing
Henderson
Larry Coyer
Paul Turman
Gary Marvin
John
Pat Woody
Jim Lewis
Andy Socha
Bob Venters
Cure
Ron Minard
Dennis Miller
Doug Long
Alex Sansosti
Mickey Jackson
Dave Boston
Jack Smith
Jim Osborne
Dick Jones
Mike Gottfried
Gottfried
Big Green
Smith
Dennis Brown
Russ Campbell
Campbell
Scotty Reddick
Miami
Ohio
Fairfield Stadium
UPI Names Four On Rating Board For 1964
Four new coaches join the United Press International college football rating board for 1964. Gomer Jones of Oklahoma Ara Parseghian of Notre Dame Bert Clark of Washington State and Charles Tate of Miami Florida join the 35 coaching panel. The first ratings appear Sept 29 with weekly releases for newspapers across the country. Each coach ranks the top 10 teams, with points from 10 for first to 1 for tenth.
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New York
UPI
United Press International
Gomer Jones
Oklahoma
Ara Parsegian
Notre Dame
Bert Clark
Washington State
Charles Tate
Miami
Fla
Mitchell Aims To Tie Kennedy For Longest Kansas Tenure
Lawrence Kansas jack Mitchell closes the 1964 football season with Kansas aiming to match Dr A R Bert Kennedy as the longest serving coach in state history Kennedy aged 88 is in semi retirement here Kennedy led Kansas to a 53 9 4 record from 1904 through 1910 Mitchell has a 34 23 4 mark over six seasons with the Jayhawks
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Kan
Nea
Jack Mitchell
Kansas
A. R
Bert) Kennedy
Kennedy
Mitchell
Jayhawks
West Point Football Pressure Builds for Dietzel Era
At West Point 2,729 cadets face a crushing four years as Army under coach Paul Dietzel aims to win. Rollie Stichweh, hero of last year’s Navy game, reflects on the pressure and the Bandits unit key to the defense, with schedule highlights including Penn State, Texas, Duke, Pitt and Syracuse.
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Newspaper Enterprise Assn
West Point
N.Y
NEA
United States Military Academy
Michie Stadium
Paul Dietzel
Army
Louisiana State
Navy
Dietzel
Rollie Stichweh
Stichweh
Penn State
Texas
Duke
Pitt
Syracuse
Bandits
Mike Berdy
Brooklyn
Berdy
Corps
All-America Sweater Jolly Roger Junked at Navy Star
Roger Staubach, famed Navy quarterback, rejected the pomp of his 1963 All-America sweater after accepting the honor in New York. The profile recalls his modest demeanor, naval life at Bancroft Hall, a Mediterranean cruise with Pat Donnelly, and encounters with European dignitaries before returning to midshipman routine.
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Harry Grayson
Staubach
Army
Bancroft Hall
Roger
Tom Harmon
Michigan
Red Grange
Caare
Pat Donnelly
Pratt
Naples
Athens
Donnelly
Skip Orr
Nice
French
Riviera
Princess Grace
Prince Rainier
Monaco
Pope Paul VI
Rome
Munich
Switzerland
Europe
Cincinnati
Purcell High School
Roger Staubach
Shady Spring Hosting Sophia Blue Hawks In ACL Showdown
The Shady Spring Tigers host the Sophia Blue Hawks Friday at 8 p m at Shady field in a Raleigh County race battle. Both teams carry injuries and have recent losses but promise a hard fought, poised clash with Shady aiming to rebound and Sophia seeking momentum after recent setbacks.
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Shady Spring
Blue Hawks
Robert Monarch
Shady Spring Tigers
Sophia Blue Hawks
Shady
Beckley
Huntington
Shady Sophia
Sophia
Clear Fork
Mullens Rebels
Peterstown
Princeton
Airé
Oool
Tiger
Tigers
al Harper
Harper
Raleigh
Jesse Lacy
Ron Stone
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