Beckley Wins 16-14 Over Huntington Pony Express
Beckley edges Huntington in a muddy Friday night battle, earning praise for its tough defense and team effort. Dwight Reggi, a 5 5 guard at 140 pounds, disrupts Huntington plays and anchors Beckley’s gritty frontline alongside a supporting cast of Allie Smith, Steve Wood, Scott Hindsley, Lee Shel or, Charles Rutherford, and Robe rt Bair. Beckley eyes a rematch with Charleston and aims for an 8-2 season as coach Vic Peelish builds a rising, hard-nosed squad noted by local observers and regional coaches.
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7-Up Bottling Co Dearing Bros Bowling Scores
High Team Series Beckley Welding 3225. High Ind Series Bill Coughlin 613. High Team Game Beckley Welding 1099. High Ind Game Dick Sepkowski 241. Outstanding Bowlers Jim Meadows 533 Series 203 Game Bill Karbonit 568 Series 201 Dick Sepkowski 541 Series 241 Game Bill Coughlin 613 Series 226 205 Games Kyle Phipps 533 Series George Williams 533 Series 210 Game Junior Johnson 556 Series 200 Game Sterling Lewis 540 Series 213 Game Jim Rubin 489 Series Larry Davis 589 Series 202 215 Games 9 4.
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Joe Namath Speaks on Education and Pro Game Knowledge
New York UPI reports Jets rookie quarterback Joe Namath, college credits short of a degree, sees education value but not pursuing postgraduate work. He compares college and pro football knowledge, cites a cautious onfield approach, and discusses passing issues with receivers during exhibition play.
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London Knocks Out Rischer in 50 Seconds
Brian London, former British heavyweight champion, delivered the quickest KO of his career by floor Ro ger Rischer with a left hook in 50 seconds of the first round in Liverpool. The briefs also note Ryder Cup split profits if Britain wins the Gold Cup and plans to resume a 1966 World Series in Milwaukee County Stadium with teams from four continents. Eduard Barojan won the opening fencing event at the World Junior Modern Pentathlon Championships in Leipzig, East Germany, and Bjorn Knutsson became the new world speedway champion in Wembley, receiving 500 pounds from Jim Clark.
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West Virginia Eyes Key William and Mary Game
West Virginia coach Gene Corum calls the William and Mary game the key on the 1965 schedule after a 56-0 season opener. He notes Southern Conference foes peak against WVU while the Mountaineers focus on nearby rivals, predicting tough play in Williamsburg and a large home crowd hoping for an upset.
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Marshall Back Tops Statistics In MAC Openers
Marshall's Mickey Jackson dominates the MAC All-Game statistics with 18 points and 91 rushing yards in a 22-12 win over Morehead State. He also returned four punts for 61 yards and three kickoffs for 39. Sam Fornsaglio leads in total offense for Ohio after 125 yards, while Ron Swartz shines in passing for Xavier. Andy Socha adds 73 rushing yards for Marshall. Glenn Hill, Henry Burch, and Dave Cranmer tie for four receptions.
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Georgia Signal Caller Is Back Of The Week
Georgia quarterback Kirby Moore named Southeastern Conference Back of the Week by United Press International after guiding Georgia to an 18-17 upset of Alabama in Athens. Moore came in late, sparked a 73-yard play, ran 34 yards on five carries, and completed 3 of 4 passes for 99 yards for 142 yards total.
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Sophia Leagues to Meet for 1966 Elections
Sophia Littl League president Dennis Saunders announced the annual organizational meeting for the Sophia Senior and Little League at Sophia Town Hall Wednesday night at 8 p.m. All past officials, managers and sponsors are urged to attend to elect new officers and select managers for the 1966 season.
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London Beats Roger Rischer in San Francisco Bout
Brian London of England stops Roger Rischer in San Francisco after a tough bout. The match ends with London securing a victory as a notable sporting result.
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Geoffrion Tops Avena In NYC Boxing Bout
Freeport New York Ronnie Geoffrion 1742 outpointed Brooklyn boxer Bob Avena 175 4 in a pro bout held in Mineola New York. The decision went to Geoffrion over eight rounds with both fighters charting minutes of action.
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Philadelphia bout ends in stoppage win for Frazier opponent
Tito Marshall defeats Bennie Briscoe in Philadelphia while Joe Frazier stops Mike Bruce in Westfield Massachusetts.
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Garrett's Knee Injury Sidelines Patriot Halfback
Boston Patriots halfback J. D. Garrett will miss at least three weeks after suffering a torn cartilage in his right knee Sunday. UPI reports the injury occurred during the game and was confirmed Monday by team officials.
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Dear Agatha Letter Question on Pipe Tobacco Cigarettes
Reader asks if a pipe tobacco cigarette can taste mild. Advice writer notes flavor varies by blend and brand and suggests trying milder blends or checking labels for strength. Consensus: perception of milder taste depends on tobacco type and preparation.
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