Beckley Flying Eagles Meet Charleston Tonight in Big Clash
Coach Bragg’s Flying Eagles travel to Woodrow Wilson Stadium to face Charleston with Beckley at 1-1 and Charleston seeking first win. Stars Bob Pruett and Dave Simmons highlight the backfield along with Bill Karbonit’s speed as Beckley aims to upset Charleston’s weight advantage and maintain momentum.
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Kingpetch Shifts to Bantamweight After Perez Win
World flyweight champion Pone Kingpetch defeats Pascual Perez of Argentina in eight rounds and plans to campaign at bantamweight. Perez, older and shorter, says he considered retiring but will keep boxing. Callahan stopped the fight at 2:32 of the eighth. Kingpetch weighed 111 1/2 pounds. Spud Mills anchors Sophia center as Blue Hawks seek win number one against Stoco Indians at home. Joe Erskine stops Jose Gonzalez in Cardiff, Wales.
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Brown Captures 1st Round In Seniors Golf
In Oyster Harbor Osterville Massachusetts AP veteran J Walcott Brown 57 beat John Mac Guire 2 and 1 to reach the second round of the U S Seniors Golf Championship joining Stuart S Rockey and others as Thomas Robbins fell to David Rose 6 and 4 in Thursday action Brown formerly a finalist seeks the crown in the 55 plus event with Dr John Mercer awaiting him next
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Denver Faces Titans Tonite
The Denver Broncos, once doormats in the pre season, take on the New York Titans as the Buffalo Bills meet the Boston Patriots in AFL games tonight. Denver rebounded from 0-5 exhibition woes, allowing 40 points per game while scoring 53, now at 2-0 in regular-season play. Coach Sammy Baugh notes extensive testing with up to 60 players during exhibitions.
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Louisville Top Denver in A A final playoffs game
The Louisville Colonels beat Denver 5-2 aided by five double plays and Stan Lopata two run homer. It was Louisville’s first win after two straight losses in the American Association final playoffs. The game drew 487 fans amid rain and 45-degree weather. Tom Aaron doubled in both runs in the fourth inning. Aaron is Hank Aaron’s brother.
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Officials Set Part II Football Rules Exam Monday
John W. Saunders of the West Virginia Secondary School Activities Commission says Part II of the 1960 football rules exam will be Monday September 26 at 7:30 p.m. in Beckley Junior High Room 4. The test will be offered at 15 sites, with makeups October 3 at Beckley Jr High and Welch Elementary if officials are ill or out of town. Other test sites include Fayetteville High School Lewisburg High and Welch Elementary. all start 7:30 p.m. Officials unable to attend should contact Saunders to arrange Oct 3 testing.
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Solly Hemus Gets $10 000 Pay Raise
ST. LOUIS AP Solly Hemus now has a 40000 managerial contract with the St. Louis Cardinals after guiding the team from seventh to near second place in 1960 He credits patience with players and backed Ernie Broglio and Curt Simmons while benching Stan Musial during a slump before Musial sparked a strong late season resurgence
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Big College Grid Show Opens Saturday
The 1960 college football season opens with Syracuse defending its crown against Mississippi and Washington atop the AP poll. Alabama Kansas UCLA and Oregon State loom as supporting players as major games unfold this weekend.
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Fishing Outlook Mixed Across Rivers This Weekend
The Conservation Department reports state lakes and trout waters should offer good fishing this weekend despite recent rain. Outlook is unpredictable with muddy Elk and Little Kanawha rivers and high rivers in Braxton and Clay counties. Eastern Panhandle streams run high and milky while Upper Ohio Valley waters stay clear.
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West Virginia High School Football Scores
Clarksburg defeated Roosevelt-Wilson 18 to 6 while LuPont beat Bridgeport 32 to 0. Charleston Catholic routed Wayne 19 to 0, Rupert beat Douglass 20 to 6, Mount Morris Pennsylvania edged Crichton 13 to 6, Morgan Town University beat Wheeling Linsly 54 to 0, and Bishop Donahue defeated McMechan 0 to 0.
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Corum Shifts Atkins To Guard, Moss Ready
WVU coach Gene Corum reshuffles the lineup for the Tobacco Festival football clash with Tech. Fred Adkins moves to guard while Dave Santrock and Keith Helenzier are out, Pete Tolley limited, and Shorty Moss cleared to provide running punch. WVU travels 44 players from Morgantown for the game.
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Fights Last Night Feature Global Flyweights and Heavy Knockouts
In Los Angeles the world flyweight bout saw Kingpetch stop Pascual Perez in eight rounds. Tokyo saw Okawa outpoint Flash Panic over ten rounds. In Spartanburg Sonny Edwards stopped Joe Louis Adams after seven rounds in a separate card, with locations and times listed for the bouts.
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