Tech athletics backed by administration says Moseley
Virginia Tech athletic director Frank Moseley told about 60 alumni at the Winchester Golf Club that the school views athletics as an integral part of education. He urged alumni to contribute financially and physically to keep Tech athletic programs strong, comparing administration stance to handling a business.
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Pro Pigskin Picks Hahn Endorses VPIs Athletic Program
VPI president Dr. Hahn is praised for backing the school’s athletic program. Mosesley notes plans to begin a 35,000 seat stadium at Blacksburg next spring with play starting in September 1965. Future schedules may emphasize land grant and state universities in nearby states.
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Giants Face Browns in Big East NFL Clash
New York hosts Cleveland in a key early season NFL showdown as Jimmy Brown and Sam Huff collide. The game stakes the Eastern Conference title race and could shape standings across the league. White Sox—wait, this line references Browns and Giants only.
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Mets and Colts Draft Three Players in Shot at Expansion Talent
New York Mets president George Weiss and Houston Colts GM Paul Richards reacted tepidly to the NL plan to bolster their rosters. The Mets took two players from the list of 33, the Colts one, with picks including Bill Haas and Claude Raymond and Jack Fisher. Each selection carried a $30,000 price tag. Haas posted strong minor league numbers, highlighting his potential value.
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Samuel L. Hypes Former Chicago Retail Leader Dies
Samuel L. Hypes 69 former Chicago department store executive and onetime Chicago Retail Merchants Association president died Wednesday. He served Marshall Field & Co. 1919 1936 and led Wieboldt Stores Inc from 1943 to his retirement in 1952.
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Handley set for Loudoun Valley in homecoming clash
Handley battles Loudoun Valley at home tomorrow in a Northwestern District game. The Handley squad, 3-1, rallied from their own 25 yard line to beat George Mason 26-20 last week, while Loudoun Valley, 1-3, defeated Bruce High and fell to George Mason and Herndon.
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Clarke County and Nearby Teams Face District 10 Tests
Clarke County travels to Broadway in a District 10 clash as star fullback Dickie Longerbeam leads with 78 points and a 24 game win streak for the Eagles. Stonewall Jackson meets Elkton to renew a local rivalry as Clarke County sits 2-0 in league play. Johnson-Williams heads to Pomonkey High with Ernest Turner and Lawrence Wilson leading a 2-2 Tigers.
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Girls Arrested For Creating Bomb Scare In Lynchburg
Two teenage girls, 14 and 16, were arrested in Lynchburg Virginia on charges of creating a bomb scare after FE C Glass High School was evacuated on a telephone tip. Police confirmed a hearing date has not yet been set.
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