Morgantown TD Club honors coach and player of the year
The Morgantown Touchdown Club revises its format to honor a college football coach and a college football player of the year Joe Paterno and Ted Kwalik are among the candidates. The banquet is tentatively set for next month with WVU and high school figures invited. notes also include WVU attendance figures and various college basketball and football news.
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Charlotte
N.C
Morgantown Touchdown Club
Joe Paterno
Penn State
Ted Kwalik
Nittany Lions
Jack Tennant
TD Club
West Virginia University
Touchdown Club
Mountaineer
Morgantown Area
Chuck Noe
VMI
Virginia Tech
South Carolina
Vic Bubas
Duke
Mike McCloskey
Wake Forest
Jack McCloskey
Astrodome
Houston
Los Angeles
Louisville
Madison
Wis
Schranz wins Classique downhill in Wengen with new record
Karl Schranz, 30, led Austria's Heini Messner and Karl Cordin as Austria swept the podium in the 39th Classique at Lauberhorn. Schranz set a 3 01.60 on the 4 260 meter track to extend his World Cup lead, despite a grueling finish and smiles for the exhausted champion.
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Wengen
Switzerland
UPI
Karl Seranz
Lauberhorn
Heini Messner
Karl Cordin
Schranz
Davidson Pounds WVU 102 71 In Charlotte
Davidson Dominates West Virginia 102 71 in Charlotte Coliseum. Mike Maloy led with 24 points and 19 rebounds as Davidson built a 50 36 halftime lead and cruised past the Mountaineers in front of 11 666 fans. WVU shot 33 percent while Davidson hit 47.7 percent.
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WVU
Bucky Waters
Sonny Moran
Mountaineers
Charlotte
Charleston
Lefty Driesell
Davidson
West Virginia
Charlie Brown
Lucy
Wildcats
Driesell
N.C
Charlotte Coliseum
Mike Maloy
Bob Hummel
Greg Ludwig
Larry Woods
Ludwig
Waters
St. John’s
Woods
Maloy
Cook
Kroll
Malay
Carey Bailey
Hummell
Bailey
Red. Pf
N Kintz
Hummel Grimm
Truetl
Ramsey
Dawson el
Lowe
Symons
Seatert
Krol
Maley
Moser
Huckel
O'Neil
Kirby
Stelzer
J. Postman E. Poastma
Orsbon
Pierce DeMoisey
Crosswhite
Grimm
Kintz
Hummel
Truell
Dawson
Stetzer
J. Postma
DeMoisey
Bushkar
Pasco
Sifford Extends 3 Shot Lead At Los Angeles Open
Charlie Sifford shoots par 71 for 54 hole total 205 eight under, leading the Los Angeles Open by three strokes. Harold Henning and Dave Hill sit at 208, with Bob Payne at 209, defending champion Billy Casper at 210. Sifford, recovering from flu, eyes Sunday win to add to Hartford Open title as Henning posts a 66.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Charlie Sifford
Sifford
Harold Henning
South Africa
Dave Hill
Evergreen
Colo
Bob Payne
Mt. Vernon
Ill
Billy Casper
Ken Ellsworth
Harbor City
Calif
Australia
Bruce Devlin
Mason Rudolph
Lehigh Acres
Fla
Tommy Shaw
Golf
Henning
Charles Sifford
Tom Shaw
Brucen Devlin
Arnold Palmer
Jimmy Walker
George Archer
Chris Blocker
Doug Sanders
Wayne Yates
Bruce Crampton
Roy Pace
Bob Smith
Don Finsterwald
Bert Yancey
Jack Montgomery
Miller Barber
Grier Jones
Ray Floyd
Bobby Nichols
Dale Douglass
Eddie Merrins
Howie Johnson
Phil Rodgers
Larry Ziégier
Tommy Aaron
Mac McLendon
Erickson Ties Ragan On Course Record 68
Bob Erickson 39, from Flossmoor Illinois, tied Sunol Valley Palm course record with 68 to lead after three rounds of the Alameda Open. Dave Ragan shot 71 as both stood 216.
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Sunol
Calif
UPI
Bob Erickson
Flossmoor
Ill
Dave Ragan
Ragan
Erickson
Eric
Orlando
Fla
Dick Lotz
Bobby Lunn
Bill Ogden
Don Whitt
John Lotz
Bill Tindall
Gymnasts Beat Two Opponents in Williamsburg Meet
West Virginia defeated Virginia and William and Mary by wide margins in a three way meet at Williamsburg. Captain Jim Bays led with the all round win as WVU posted 120.45 while Virginia scored 94.05 and William and Mary 92.45.
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Williamsburg
West Virginia
Virginia
William & Mary
Mountaineers
Old Dominion
Jim Bays
Dick Kitchen
WVU
Dave Meek
Bays
Jack Eyre
Sidehorse
Dick Jamieson
Ray Octaviano
Kitchen
Dave Lawdon
Longhorse
Meek
Octaviano
Kent State
Jamieson
Landon
Davenport ties world indoor record at Boston track meet
Olympic champion Willie Davenport matched the world indoor record of 5.4 seconds in the 45 yard high hurdles and won the event at the Knights of Columbus meet in Boston Garden. Leon Coleman finished second with Erv Hall third as Harvard athletes excelled in field events and the 500 yard run.
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Boston
UPI
Willie Davenport
Knights of Columbus
Davenport
Leon Coleman
Winston-Salem State College
Mexico City
Erv Hall
Villanova
Charles Hiad
Chicago
Earl McCullough
Southern California
Army
Mel Pender
Raymond Pollard
Morgan State
Harvard
Charles Ajootian
Dick Banka
Skip Hare
Garden
John Gillis
New England
Mark Murphy
Boston College
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Jim Carlen
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Carlen
Bob Brown
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William Anders
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West Virginia Department of Natural Resources
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No. 17
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Greg Douglas
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