The Golden Hazy Days of October and Insect Life
Mid October marks a transition in the year as bees, wasps, and ants seek winter quarters. Some insects hibernate, others diapause, and the Monarch butterfly migrates south with spring offspring returning north, voicing a cycle of survival and migration.
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City Rivals Clash Thursday Night 18 Tilts On Card For Area
Morgantown and University High meet in their 21st city rivalry game at Pony Lewis Field to open an 18 game area boys schedule. Other area games feature Kingwood at Mannington and Clarksburg Notre Dame versus Washington Irving among Friday matchups.
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Lewis County
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Big Ten
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Buckhannon
Clarksburg Victory
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Shinnston
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Macsontown
Weston
Indiana Wins Fifth Straight in Narrow Michigan Comeback
Indiana beat Michigan 27-20 to extend its winning streak to five and grab a share of the Big Ten lead at 3-0. Isenbarger starred with 24 yard run and a 41 yard TD pass, while Brown and Stolberg connected for Michigan scores before Indiana sealed it with an 80 yard drive ending with Isenbarger’s one yard TD plunge. Attendance ran 45 75.
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Army Rolls Over Rutgers Behind Jarvis Violent Rush
Army defeated Rutgers 14 3 at Michie Stadium in West Point in front of 31 000. Charlie Jarvis scored both touchdowns powering the Cadets to their fourth win of the season as Dick Leucke Steve Yarnell and George Mente anchored a tough defensive stand.
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Tar Heels End Maryland's Streak With Quick Passing
North Carolina beat Maryland 14 0 as Gayle Bomar threw two short TD passes to Tom Cantrell and Charlie Carr ending a 12 game losing streak. Dave Riggs shifted to defense and made key tackles as the Tar Heels held on after a late drive.
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Gayle Bomar
North Carolina
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Bomar
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Charlie Carr
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Riggs
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Tar Heel
Tar Heels
Concord Romps Past Tech 41-6
Concord College remains unbeaten with a 41-6 WVC win over West Virginia Tech in Athens. Wing back Bob Sandy scored four touchdowns including two long receptions from QB Randy Barnett, plus a 1 yard plunge and a 19 yard run. Chancey and Robinson added ground scores for the Mountain Lions.
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Waynesburg Builds Youthful College Basketball Team
Waynesburg College coach Hal King restructures the squad with 15 of 20 candidates as freshmen. Holdovers Tom Cunningham and Mike Fleischauer pace the guard group, with newcomers Jackner, Joe Sipe, Jeff Colier, and Larry Sheffield adding size. Schedule lists multiple road trips and key early-season clashes.
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Larry Sheffield
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Booters Rout Pitt 5-1 Behind WVU Attack
West Virginia's soccer team overwhelmed Pitt 5-1 at the Stadium to claim their fifth win in six starts. Walt Nistorenko scored three goals, with Bill Lanza and Len Forslund adding one each, Forslund assisting twice. Pitt scorers included Bob Trexler. WVU leads with two halves showing early second-half goals and strong shooting. Next, WVU faces George Washington at 10 a.m. next Saturday.
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