Beckley-Charleston Tilt Tops 20-Game Grid State
Mountain Lions clash with Beckley Flying Eagles tonight at Woodrow Wilson High Stadium in a key WV scholastic football matchup. Beckley seeks revenge after last year’s 20 6 defeat while Portland area teams and Coalfield Conference games fill the schedule across Raleigh and surrounding leagues.
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Raleigh Register
Beckley
W. Va
Charleston
Dick McElwee
Charleston High Mountain Lions
Woodrow Wilson High School
Flying Eagles
West Virginia
Gary
Bluefield
Logan
Hunt
East
Man
DNP
Chapmanville
Oak Hill
Princeton
Lookout
Richweed
Mr. Hope
Meadow Bridge
Crichton
Marlinson
Sandstone
Frankford
Hillsboro
Reaiek
Lewisburg
Union
Ronceverte
Barboursville
Trap Hill
Clear Fork
South Charleston
Liberty
Byrd-Pickerman
Glen Rogers
Marsh Fork
Kanawha Valley
New Champ Sure In Women's Am Finals
In Indianapolis, top players advance to the semifinals of the Women's National Amateur Golf Championship. Seattle teen Jo Anne Gunderson, 17, defeated Helen Sigel Wilson 19 Western champion 2 and 1 after an eagle on the 13th, while Jeanne Quast, 19, Washington sophomore, beat Polly Riley 2 and 1. Former champions were absent from the semifinals.
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Indianapolis
Pat Lesser
Seattle
Washington State
Jo Anne Gunderson
Ann Casey Johnstone
Iowa
Jeanne Quast
University of Washington
Marlene Stewart
Fonthill
Ont
Miss Gunderson
Helen Sigel Wilson
Philadelphia
Jo Anne
Miss Quast
Polly Riley
Fort Worth
Texas
Miss Riley
Mounties Enter Seclusion on Eve Of Pitt Contest
Morgantown West Virginia University Mountaineers completed a light signal drill in final prep for tomorrow's game against Pittsburgh Panthers. WVU practiced at Mountaineer Field for the season opener while Pitt wrapped up at Ellsworth Center and traveled from Pittsburgh to Waynesburg pa for overnight plans ahead of the Morgantown trip. Pitt coach Johnny Michelosen warned against overconfidence as Pitt has been a one touchdown favorite.
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Beckley
Mullens
Huntington
Mountain Lions
Danny Williams
Lions
Charleston
Nelson Bragg
Williams
Robert Young
Bob Bivens
Paul Grygiel
Rudd Mahoney
Wally Rappold
Ray West
David Gass
J. B. Cate
Alvin Thomas
Doug Lewis
Cole
Larry
South Carleston
Dick Dobm
Larry Jarrett
Garnet High
Jim Jarrett
Glen Bowman
Scotty Simms
Dave McGinnis
Dick Johnson
Mike Hall
Harold Moore
Charley Legg
Doug Shoals
Steve Simms
Shoals
South Charleston
Morgantown
West Virginia University
Mountaineers
Pitt
Panthers
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Mountaineer
Ellsworth Center
Pittsburgh
Waynesburg
Johnny Michelosen
Art Lewis
West Virginia Mountaineers
Pitt Panthers
Dillon
Westie
Altar
Virginia
Joe Walton
Dale Brown
Jim Zanos
Dick Scherer
Walton
Michelosen
Darrell Lewis
Corny Salvaterra
Lewis
Associated Press
West Virginia
Morgantown Country Club
Mountainlair
WVU Pitt Clash Draws Big Morgantown Traffic
Morgantown braces for a huge crowd as WVU meets Pitt in a sold out season opener. Police direct routes to parking areas, with shuttle buses to Mountaineer Field and extra state officers on duty. Writers note Pitt improvements and WVU prep while cautioning road jams and urging early travel.
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West Virginia
Spele
Marl Aeting
John Lewi Pitzer
Kasson
Woods
Charles Taylor
Robert H. Bennett
River
Shea Upsets Richardson at Pacific Southwest Tennis
Gil Shea of Los Angeles defeated Hamilton Richardson in a tense match at the Pacific Southwest Tennis Tournament with scores 11-9 10-12 6-3 6-4. Shea advances to the quarterfinals to face Australia’s Ken Rosewall, continuing a day of notable upsets alongside Alex Olmedo and Vic Seixas advancing as Herb Flam and Ashley Cooper also move forward.
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Los Angeles
Gil Shea
Hamilton Richardson
Jet
Richardson
Shea
Australia
Ken Rosewall
Rosewall
Alex Olmedo
Peru
Lew Hoads
Herb Flam
Vic Seixas
Philadelphia
Ashley Cooper
Flam
Sweden
Sven Davidson
3 County Jr. High 11s Suffer Losses
Three junior high teams in Raleigh area suffered losses as 3 County Jr. High 11s played games across Friday. Beckley and Mullens dropped close contests while Greenbrier and Mount Hope squads posted mixed results. Key plays included a 72 yard drive ending in a TD, passes from Roy Simmons to Merlin Brown, and a 79 yard scamper by Jerry Hunter.
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Raleigh
Roy Simmons
Merlin
Brown
Beckley Junior High
Simmons
Tess
Jed
Belcher
Red Devil Imps
Collins/Stoco
Oak Hill
Shady Springs
Tiger Cubs
Fayette County
Dave Elswick
Mt.Iyards
TD Hope
Mustang Colts
Shady Spring
Mt. Hope
Rupert
Greenbrier
Rogers
Sutton
Gregson
Greenbrier Sar
Emory Military School
Henry
Emory and ‘Henry College
Jayvees
Beckley
Mullens
Eaglets
Jerry Hunter
Lillle Rebs
Mollens
Merlin Brown
Bob Tay T
Jack Sebert
Jim Hoge
Dale Atwood
Martin Green
Bob Vaught
Willie Miliff
Andis Courington
David Humphey
Alva Richmond
Glen Horton
Bob Taylor
Bob Vermillion
Scotty Bennett
Eddie Canada
Mack Philips
Jerry Ayers
Roger Sparks
Scotty Price
Doug Sizemore
Larry Brewster
Ray Yates
Toski Scrambles Into Okla Lead in $15,000 Golf Tourney
Bob Toski of Holyoke Mass holds a one stroke lead after the first round at Twin Hills Country Club in Oklahoma City in windy, tough conditions. Gusty winds and slick greens challenged 135 players as Toski shot four under par 68, aided by deft scrambling on par threes and a 21 putts round. Bill Nary of Wayne Mich and Billy Caspar of Cal Vista Calif matched 68s. heavy winds and demanding pins affected scoring throughout the field.
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Oklahoma City
Scrambie
Twin Hills Contry Club
Bob Toski
Holyoke
Mass
Bill Nary
Wayne
Mich
Ana Billy Caspar
Calsa Vista
Calif
Football Scores From Area Games Highlight J Vs Teams
Area game results show GMS 41 for Rupert over Sutton 13 with Mallens Jr. scoring six and Beckley Jr. four. DuPont led Charles Catholic 24 to 7. Roosevelt Wilson 6. University Western 25 over Philippi 7. WVU freshmen 18, Fairmont Fresh 2. Taeger 32, Hurley Va 7. Park Central 13, Elkhorne Douglass 6. Guyan Valley also listed.
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GMS
E & H Jayvees
Rupert
Sutton
Mallens Jr
Beckley Jr
Mr. Hope Jr
Shady Spring Jr
STATE
DuPont
Chas. Catholic
Roosevelt-Wilson
University
Westen
Philippi
WVUI
Fairmont
Fresh
Taeger
Hurley
Park Central
Elkhorne Douglass
Guyan Valley
Detroit Featherweight Faceoff Sets Televised 10-Rounder
Miguel Berrios clashes with The Chestnut Jaued in a ten round featherweight bout at Olympia Stadium Detroit tonight. The nationally televised card highlights the fall boxing slate as contenders meet in a decisive showdown.
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Detroit
Miguel Berrios
Olympia Stadium
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Brute” Lambert
Raleigh County Board of Education
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Jack Gamble
Charlie Karbonit
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Mt. Hope Jr
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Jim Jones
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Charles Phillips
Ken Smith
Fred Yoniz
Howard Hurt
Frank Goetz
Roger Sheals
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John Kinnick
Otto Boles
U. S. Royal Tire Sales
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Prince Street
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Ashworth
Prince St
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Converse & Spalding
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Seagram Distillers Company
New York City
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