Philip-Barbour Opens 1976-77 Season Versus Notre Dame
Philip Barbour hosts Clarksburg Notre Dame in an 8 p.m. season opener as coach Russell Wagner confronts injuries and a shortened pre-season schedule amid a rebuilding Colts squad led by senior Dave Bolyard and Kirk Gombos.
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James Barger
Philippi
Tad
Philip-Barbour High School
Russell Wagner
Clarksburg
Notre Dame
Philip Barbour
Wagner
Colts
Sam Casalinuova
Don Jones
Jones
Mark Stemple
Stemple
Dave Bolyard
Bolyard
Kirk Gombos
Gombos
Dave Mayle
Fred Nestor
Colt
Mayle
Letterman
Sandy
Mike Baker
Darren Smith
Dave Summerfield
Ted Norris
Tim Wilfong
Jim Green
Greg Spencer
Todd Daugherty
Brian Smith
Doug Brady
Fred Harris
Mike Criss
Rod Shaver
Marion County Armory
West Fairmont Polar Bears
Canuck coach may fire himself after 7-3 loss
Canucks coach Phil Maloney, also GM, loses patience after a 7-3 defeat to the Detroit Red Wings. Vancouver has won eight of 33 games and sits last in the Smythe Division. Maloney says the next game at Minnesota is critical and could determine his future.
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Vancouver Canucks
Canucks
Detroit Red Wings
Maloney
Minnesota North Stars
Minnesota
Vancouver
NHL
Philadelphia Flyers
Chicago Black Hawks
Chicago
Billy Reay
Buffalo Sabres
New York Rangers
Boston Bruins
St. Louis Blues
Pittsburgh Penguins
Cleveland Barons
World Hockey Association
Minnesota Fighting Saints
Indianapolis Racers
San Diego Mariners
Edmonton Oilers
First 1,000 yard back Beattie Feathers makes NFL mark
The column recalls Beattie Feathers as the NFL’s first 1,000 yard rusher in 1934, gaining 1,004 yards on 101 carries for a 9.9 average. It notes his career highs afterward and contrasts with later football history. It also briefly discusses Rozelle's contract extension and league politics.
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Pete Rozelle
NFL
Rozelle
Scott Breeze
Reidsville
N.C
Beattie Feathers
Chicago Bears
University of Tennessee
Beattie
Trade talk hints at Griese to Rams for next season
Murray Olderman notes potential Dolphins to Rams trade involving Bob Griese as Miami seeks youth in Don Strock while Los Angeles pursues a proven leader. The columnist invites readers to send questions for his future columns.
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Bob Griese
Miami Dolphins
Los Angeles Rams
Dolphins
Don Strock
Rams
Cincinnati
Coy Bacon
Cincinnati Bengals
Bacon
Bengals
San Diego
Blitz
Pittsburgh
Bearcat Numbers and Player Roster Summary
The list presents Bearcat numbers and players including Mike Ware Ron Moran Eddie Bolyard Jodey Lambert Mark Hulley Rich Daugherty Tony Robinson Jay Smith Tim Foley Rich Harbert Greg LePera Bobby Wood Larry Harton Marty Bolyard and Mark McDougal across senior and sophomore classes. Team roster details show class levels and jersey numbers.
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Mike Ware
Ron Moran
Eddie Bolyard
Jodey Lambert
Mark Hulley
Rich Daugherty
Tony Robinson
Jay Smith
Tim Foley
Rich Harbert
Greg LePera
Bobby Wood
Larry Harton
Marty Bolyard
Mark McDougal
West Virginia coach’s assistant heads to Texas Christian
Morgantown reports John Lomsky and Greg Williams, WVU coaching staff members under Frank Cignetti, will join Texas Christian University under F.A Dye. Lomsky to coach tight ends and tackles, Wilson to join Dye’s defense.
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Frank Cignetti
Texas Christian University
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Greg Williams
Cignetti
WVU
Dye
Pittsburgh
Lomsky
TCU
Bingo lifts Cavaliers in one sided rise from bench
Bobby Smith nicknamed Bingo sparked Cleveland with eight straight baskets as the Cavaliers beat Indiana 111-105 for their first win in six NBA games. Smith finished with 17 points and energized the lineup, while Indiana coach Bobby Leonard praised the club's shooting and performance. In other games Kansas City Kings beat New York Nets 100-90 and Houston Rockets defeated Atlanta Hawks 118-107.
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Bingo
Cleveland
Bill Fitch
Cavaliers
Indiana Pacers
Smith
National Basketball Association
Fitch
Indiana
Bobby Leonard
Kansas City Kings
New York Nets
Houston Rockets
Atlanta Hawks
Barboursville cagers play road season without home court
Barboursville High School basketball faces a homeless season as no gym is ready. The Pirates will travel for almost every game and practice at various sites including Milton, the Field House in Huntington, and a chute parking lot. Coach Bill Ray notes the loss of key players and the late season start complicates their debut against Ashtabula.
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Pirates
West Virginia
Barboursville
Bill Ray
Milton
Field House
Huntington
Ray
Steve Dillon
Ritchie Boyd
Neal Johnson
Ashtamdype
Hwever
Paden City
Wildcats
Bob Burton
Magnolia High School
New Martinsville
Burton
Martinsville
Magnolia Coa
Charlie) Toth
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