Irish top Trojans 36-14 at Hite Field
Notre Dame of Clarksburg rallied from a 6-0 deficit to beat St Francis 36-14. David Veltri passed for 142 yards and four touchdowns, hitting Sam Casalinuova for all four scores and Charles Singleton for two rushing TDs including a 61 yarder. The Irish seized control with three second and third quarter scores and sealed it with a late Veltri Casalinuova connection. St Francis drops to 1-2 and hosts Clay Battelle next.
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Dave Raese
Clarksburg
Notre Dame
St. Francis
Hite Field
David Veltri
Sam Casalinuova
Charles Singleton
DeAngelis
Weltri
Trojan
Veltri
Casalinuova
Corley
John Dempsey
Trojans
Irish
Singleton
Clay Battelle
Father Flynn
Morgantown
Expos rally past Pirates 5-2 behind Dwyer power
Jim Dwyer drove in two on a two run double and collected a single as Montreal beat Pittsburgh 5-2. Dan Warthen and Woodie Fryman combined six hits allowed to secure the win with Fryman fanning Richie Zisk with bases loaded in the eighth.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
Jim Dwyer
Motreal Expos
Pittsburgh Pirates
Dan
Warthen
Woodie Fryman
Fryman
Richie Zisk
Expos
Dock Ellis
Dwyer
Ellis Valentine
Pirates
Zisk
Manny Sanguillen
Larry Parrish
Montreal
Jerry White
Rennie Stennett
al Oliver
Taveras
Stennett
Parrish
Oliver
Jorge’sn
Stargell
Valent
Dilone
Scott
Giusti
Cox
Carter
Parker
Frias
Howe
Ellis
Rande
Robins
Kirk
Valentine
White
Wandrer
Kison
Cubs Beat Phillies 4-1 Behind Burris In Chicago
Dave Rosello and Don Kessinger delivered run scoring singles in the seventh as Ray Burris pitched to help the Chicago Cubs defeat the Philadelphia Phillies 4-1. The loss marks the Phillies fifth straight defeat to Chicago.
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Chicago
UPI
Dave Rosello
Don Kessinger
Ray Burris
Philadelphia
Chicago Cubs
Phillies
Kessinger
Bowass
Wallis
Maddox
Morales
Luzinski
Cardena
Allen
Thornton
Schmidt
Trillo
Oates
Mitterwald
Anderson
Harris
Underwood
Swisher
Garber
Roselloss
McCarver Phioop Burris
McGraw
Schueler
S-Burris
McGrawe
Burris
West Virginia 50 Temple 7 in college football clash
United Press International results show West Virginia routed Temple 50 to 7. Also listed are numerous college and high school scores across the region including Miami Ohio 50 Marshall 0 and a slate of games featuring Concord Bluefield Salem and Bethany among others.
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W. Va
United Press International College
West Virginia
Temple
Miami
Ohio
Marshall
W. Va. State
W. Va. Tech
Concord
Bluefield
Salem
West Liberty
Shepherd
W. Va. Wesleyan
Delaware
VMI
Tulane
Clemson
Toledo
Ball St
Michigan Tech
Alma
Central Michigan
Oklahoma
Oregon
Indiana
Minn
South Carolina
Georgia Tech
Tennessee
Maryland
Ohio St
Michigan St
Florida
SMU
Wake Forest
NC State
Framingham St
Boston St
Penn St
Stanford
Kentucky
Virginia Tech
Hobart
RPI
Northwood
Salisbury
Trenton St
Albany St
Stevens Pt
Culver Stockton
Eureka
Chadron State
Duane
Grambling
Morgan St
Langston
Okla
Lincoln
Lycoming
Lock Haven
Waynesburg St
Frostburg
Army
Holy Cross
Central Connecticut
Northeastern
Cortland St
Springfield
Glenville
Madison
Kenyon
Bethany
W.va
Maine Maritime
Curry
New Hampshire
West Chester
Syracuse Beats Villanova In Narrow CFB Thriller
Syracuse led by quarterback Jim Donoghue scored 10 fourth quarter points to overcome a three point deficit and edge Villanova 24 to 17 in Syracuse New York, per UPI.
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Syracuse
N.Y
UPI
Jim Donoghue
Villanova
O&v
Vila-Sikorski
Fernandez
Vila-Fernandez
Vila—Siczerba
Syra—Jackson
Donoghue
Jacobs
Syra-Vavohn
Mountaineers thrash Morris Harvey 14 0 set scoring record
West Virginia University soccer beat Morris Harvey 14 to 0 to break the previous 12 goal mark from 1973. Fran Girona led with three goals and one assist, with Caradoso Pinto Mancini Colombo Cataldo also weighing in. The game served as a prelude to WVU's Temple opener.
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West Virginia University
Mountaineers
Morris Harvey
St. Francis College
WVU Temple
Fran Girona
Mountaineer
Jack Cardoso
Herman Pinto
David Colt
Vince Mancini
Gary Glass
Mancini
WVU
Roberto Calzadilla
Dan Mullen
John Colombo
Steve Cataldo
Colombo
Morgantown High intramurals flourish under Martinelli drive
Morgantown High runs an intramural program for about 500 students, started three years ago as a basketball league for older youths. Dan Martinelli, with help from Principal Edwin Jenkins and ex-athletic director Jack Roberts, expanded offerings to include softball, flag football, volleyball, and more. Girls’ participation grew, and funding comes from charges and support from the program’s volunteers and the “mermaids” group. The article also notes MHS football deficits, offense struggles, and a potential path to the Big 10 title if the offense improves and key players step up.
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Morgantown High
Dan Martinelli
MHS
Morgantown
Martinelli
Edwin Jenkins
Jack Roberts
Mihigans
East Fairmont
Pony Lewis Field
Bees
Mohigans
Fairmont
Vic Bonfili
Greg Travinski
Don Waycaster
Buckhannon-Upshur
West Fairmont
Tin
Lewis County
Bears
Buc-Ups
Thompson and Smith Take First-Round Lead At WV Open
In a weather shortened opening round at Canaan Valley, Barney Thompson Barboursville and Terry Smith Parkersburg each posted two under par 70s to share the early lead. Linden Meade Chapmanville and Homer Delevich Fairmont tied for second at 73 while 143 amateurs and 33 pros braved 40 degree winds.
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Davis
W. Va
UPI
Barney Thompson
Barboursville
Terry Smith
Parkersburg
Thompson
Smith
Canaan Valley State Park
Linden Meade
Chapmanville
Homer Delevich
Fairmont
Carl Kreyenbuhl
Mark Wheaton
Moundsvile
Conkey Chapman
Triadelphia
Bill Pharr
White Sulphur Springs
Art Lichillio
Sistersville
Giants end eight game slide with 9-2 win over Reds
Willie Montanez drove in three runs while Gary Thomasson and Johnny Lemaster each scored twice as the San Francisco Giants defeated the Cincinnati Reds 9-2 to snap an eight game losing streak. Bowling balls are typically hard rubber though plastic balls are allowed for play, metal balls are prohibited.
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SAN Francisco
UPI
Willie Montanez
Gary Thomasson
Johnny Lemaster
San Francisco Giants
Cincinnati Reds
Cincinnati
Rose
Thomassnc
Thomas
Flynn
Murcer
Concepcin
Matthews Griffey
Weorgan
Monlaned Chaney
Miller
Driessen
Lemaster
Foster
Sadek
Geronimo Cf
Barr
Plummer
Montanez
Guilett
Kirby Seee Borbon
T Carroll
Kirby
Matthews
Borbon
Kir T Carroll
Grantz Leads Gamecocks To Upset Of Georgia Tech
In Columbia Jeff Grantz ran for a touchdown and threw two scoring passes, including the fourth quarter strike that broke a 17 17 tie, to lift underdog South Carolina over Georgia Tech 23 17 in coach Jim Carlen debut.
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Columbia,s. C
UPI
Jeff Grantz
South Carolina
Georgia Tech
Grantz
Jim Carlen
WVU opens 1975 cross country with record 5 mile run
Mountaineers win as Alex Kasich sets new 5 mile course record with 24 45 to lead WVU to 27 points. Tom Kocis 26 24 finishes third Karl Kule 26 31 fifth. Carl Hatfield of WV Track Club takes second in 26 02 and Bruce Cox clocks 26 30 for fourth as West Liberty finishes second with 48 and WV Track Club third with 56.
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West Virginia University
Alex Kasich
Mountaineers
WVU
West Liberty
West Virginia Track Club
Kasich
Tom Kocis
Karl Kule
Carl Hatfield
Bruce Cox
WVU women rout Fairmont State in tennis opener
West Virginia women’s tennis defeated Fairmont State College 7-0 in the season opener. Singles winners included Barb Cusick 6-4 6-4, Sarah Palmer 6-1 6-3, Susie Howes 6-1 6-2, and Robin Shumaker 6-2 6-4. Doubles winners were Marianne Rice/Gail Oberholtzer 6-1 6-4, Sue Babb/Jeanne Varley 6-0 6-0, and Nancy Norcross/Margaret Havens 6-2 6-4. The Mountaineers travel to Frostburg and West Liberty Sept 16-17, then host Morris Harvey and Marshall Sept 18-19.
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West Virginia
Fairmont State College
Barb Cusick
Fairmont
Kathy Kruk
Sarah Palmer
Pam Lackey
Mountaineers
Susie Howes
Shelia Holmes
Robin Shumaker
Donetta Calhoun
Marianne Rice
Gail Oberholtzer
Kruk
Lackey
Sue Babb
Jeanne Varley
Holmes
Calhoun
Nancy Norcross
Margaret Havens
Marsha Boggess
Connie Leonette
Frostburg
West Liberty State College
Morris Harvey
Marshall University
Aggies Top Rebels 7-0 Behind Shipman Title Drive
Texas A&M defeated Mississippi 7-0 at College Station as quarterback David Shipman led the opening drive for a score and the Aggie defense contained Ole Miss to seven first downs and 82 yards. The Rebels threatened late in the first half but failed on fourth and one after Shipman fumbled.
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College Station
Aggies
A&m
Mississippi
Rebels
Ole Miss
Aggie
Baylor
Pete Robinson
Ben Williams
Shipman
Florida routs SMU 40 14 in season opener
Florida quarterback Don Gaffney starred in a 40-14 victory over Southern Methodist in Gainesville. Gaffney threw two touchdown passes to Wes Chandler, 39 and 42 yards, and added a rushing TD. Ricky Wesson scored SMU's only TD on a three-yard run, with a two-point conversion and two 34-yard field goals by Mark Embler.
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Villanova
Orangemen
Donoghue
Syracuse
Don McGee
Dave Jacobs
Orange
Jacobs
Brian Sikorski
Mike Frazier
Gainesville
Fla
UPI
Don Gaffney
Florida
Southern Methodist
Gators
Gaffney
Gator
Wes Chandler
SMU
Ricky Wesson
Wesson
Mark Embler
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Ray Corley
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Edinboro
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Barrackville
Warwood
Shady Side
Wheeling Central
Welch
Linsly Institute
Bridgeport
McMechen Bishop Donahue
Union Local
Frontier
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Marsh Fork
Clear Fork
Winfield
Buffalo Putnam
Sissonville
Nitro
St. Albans
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Mullens
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Martin’s Ferry
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Bob Avery
Syra
Pride
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