Blueship Golds Dominate Blue Gold Game In Wind
West Virginia’s spring game at Mountaineer Field saw the Blueship Golds race to a 23-0 lead behind three early fumble recoveries, as gusts up to 40 mph disrupted play and split the squad to the extent possible.
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Mickey Forfars
West Virginia
Mountaineer Field
Blues
WVU
Bernie Galiffa
Bobby Bowden
Jerry West TV Special Promised By Pepsi In WV
Statewide telecast on May 12 will feature a Jerry West Night Forum recap and West Virginia basketball highlights. Pepsi Cola funds the hour long program with 600 dollars destined to the Jerry West Scholarship Fund. Six WV stations will carry the show including WCHS, WHIS, WOAY, WTRF, WDTV, WTAP.
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Jerry West
Eddie Barrett
West Virginia U
Marshall Athletic
Huntington
Forum
Los Angeles
West
WVUI
Barrett
Pepsi Bottlers of
West Virginia
WVL
Charleston
WCHS
Bluefield
Oak Hill
Wheeling
Weston-Fairmont
Mountaineers Surpass Bowden's Hopes In Blue Gold Scrimmage
West Virginia coach Bobby Bowden praised the offense for sustaining long drives and a 58 to 6 scrimmage win despite wind and injuries. Bernie Galiffa ran and passed effectively while Ron Brown and several Blues defenders stood out. Umpires from Western Pennsylvania led by Paul Bertha officiated as prep for spring drills continued.
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Mountaineers
Bowden
Golds
Terry Veithofer
Adam Gluchoski
Pete Wood
Blues
Bernie Galiffa
Galiffa
Frank Cignetti
Ron Brown
Tom Zakowski
Wib Newton
Bragg
Walt
Mountaineer
Jim Gillespie
Jerry Bruner
Penn State
Frank Nestor
Western Pennsylvania
Paul Bertha
Foster Grose
Emil Narick
Yene Steratore
Cliff Fair
Steratore
Pitt
Slam Caps A's Rally To Beat Tigers In Sixth Inning
Dick Green hit a grand slam as Oakland rallied for five runs in the sixth to beat Detroit 5-4. Jim Hunter pitched a complete game, earning his second win of the season while striking out nine, walking one and allowing five hits. Hunter also had three hits in four at bats.
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Galiffa
Gibbon
Golembiewski
Ron Fusco
Blues
Golds
Wes Lynch
Galifia
Clifford Harris
Marbury
Wood
Nestor
Bob Duncan
Nelson
Dick Sanderson
Gold
Geishauser
Bernie Kirchner
Colombiewski
Fusco
Kirchner
Judgmann
Blue
Oakland
UPI
Dick Green
Oakland A’s
Detroit Tigers
Jim Hunter
Hunter
Tigers Clinch 5-4 Win Behind Late Homers
Northrup and McAuliffe spark two runs as Duncan Hrs Cash and Green homer to back starter Coleman. Campbell’s fielding error jarred the game, with Coleman pitching two batters in the sixth and a WP error cited. attendance 7,815.
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Northrup
McAuliffe
Duncan
Cash
Green
Campaneris
Duncan Coleman
Coleman
Detroit
Oakland
Campans
Kaline
Audi
Jackson
Mincher
Price
Brinkman
Hunter P Coleman
Timmimn
Scerman
Jones Ph
Orf Niekro
Serene
Bryant Pitches Giants To 2-0 Shutout Of Pirates
Ron Bryant pitched a three hitter for his first major league shutout, striking out six as the San Francisco Giants beat the Pittsburgh Pirates 2-0. Dick Dietz scored a run and drove in another, with Ken Henderson and Willie McCovey contributing key hits. Roberto Clemente had two singles for Pittsburgh, the Pirates’ two baserunners all game.
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Bernie Galiffa
Pete Wood
Mike Nelson
Blues
Golds
Tom Geishauser
John Gibbon
Dave Jagdmann
Frank Nestor
Nestor
Kerry Marbury
Ted Golembinski
Chris Potts
Wood
Bluefield
Nelson
Paden City
Galiffa
Donora
Marbury
Monongah
Pittsburgh
UPI
Ron Bryant
Dick Dietz
San Francisco Giants
Pittsburgh Pirates
Bryant
Frank Reberger
Giants
Dietz
Ken Henderson
Tito Fuentes
Willie McCovey
Roberto Clemente
Bob Johnson
San Francisco
Speier
Fuentes
Clines
Mays
Clemente
McCovey
Alives
Robertsn
Hendersn
Pagan
Foster
Oliver
Gallagher
Hernandz
Johnson
Alley
E- Hernandez
Kentucky to join WVU football schedule in 1974
West Virginia announces a 1974 slate directed by Robert Red Brown featuring six home games including Kentucky. The Mountaineers last faced Kentucky in 1969, with other home opponents Richmond Miami of Florida Penn State Syracuse Temple and Virginia Tech away. The schedule lists dates from September 4 through November 23 with several away games at Tulane Indiana Pitt Boston College and Virginia Tech.
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Kentucky
West Virginia
Robert
Red) Brown
Mountaineers
Richmond
Miami
Florida
Penn State
Syracuse
Temple
Tulane
Indiana
Pitt
Boston College
Virginia Tech
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