Raleigh Regi&ter, Beckley, W. Va.> Monday Afternoon, I>ec. 3, 1966—7 Coheh-Mintz Is Spurrier Voted AsUPIBack Alcindor Breaks Record A Cagey Fellow In 1st Varsity Appearance NEW YORK (NBA — The University of Kentucky are Of The Year By United Press International sophomore guard Lucius Allen Miners trounced Abilene Chris- world's greatest basketball cen- synonymous. So it was that The beginning for Lew with 14. tian 8546 behind an 18-point ter showered and dressed hur- NEW YORK (UPI) -Heis- Cohen - Mintz had a "fantastic, man Trophy winner Steve Alcindor may very well have Bill Hewitt, a 6-6 junior effort from David Lattin and riedly because he wanted to get beautiful. feeling" when Israel marked the end for the nation's college transfer, scored 39 third-ranked Kentucky ripped a good seat to see Walt Bellamy played touring Kentucky in Tel Spurrier capped his triple-threat major college basketball pow- points for Southren Cal, which Virtfiria 104-84 as Lou Dampier of the New York Knicks play. Aviv in August. college career by being named ers. managed to stay in contention and Pat Riley combined for 54 The "world's greatest basket- Cohen, - Mintz scored 33 the United Press International Alcindor, the highly touted 7- most of the game as the Bruins points. ball center" is Tanchum Cohen- points, grabbed 33 rebounds and back of the year foot, 1-inch sophomore, made were slojppy on defense Texas Western, the defending Mintz. the Israelis beat Kentucky, 81- his varsity debut for UCLA! UCLA, selected as the No. 1 NCAA champion, has three Or so he is billed in Israel, his 76, using a fast break and pat- Spurrier, who had earlier Saturday night and immediately team in the pre-season ratings, games on tap this week, country, and in Europe. terned offense which must have bene named as quarterback of crushed the school scoring will get an early chance to meeting East Texas State "Do not worry about it," Co- reminded Adolph Rupp of Ms the UP! All-America team, led record with 56 points as the prove just how good it really is Tuesday, Pan American Thurs- hen-Mintz said, "I am only call- own teachings. Florida to an 8-2 season and a Bruins beat Southern California in a pair of games against day and Southern Methodist ed that when we are playing a At 27, Cohen - Mintz says he berth in the Orange Bowl. He 105-90. fourth-ranked Duke at Los Saturday. Kentucky engages * team that does not have Ameri- polled 137 votes of a possible 320 The dazzling performance by Angeles next weekend. pair of Big Ten foes, taking on cans. years. He is an electrical engi- cast by sports writers and a raw rookie, plus strong Duke, which was surprised by Illinois tonight and Northwes- "It will be several years be- neer in Tel Aviv. broadcasters throughout the! contributions from a couple of Virginia Tech Friday night, tern on Saturday, fore another country can pro- "After I retire," he said, nation. other lower classmen, quickly rebounded the following night to j Michigan State, the No. 5 duce a basketball player who is maybe I will coach. Basket- Purdue's Bob Griese, whom earmarked UCLA as a super rip Michigan 96-75 as sophomore i team, defeated Miami of Ohio better than the best American ball. . .it is in my blood." Spurrier succeeded as All-j team with the capability of guard Dave Golden scored 25; 63-51, sixth-ranked Houston top- player." > * * * * America, was a distant second sweeping to the national cham-j points, all but six of them in th" e pled Minnesota 86-75, seventh- Cohen - Mintz plays the pivot with '48 votes, while Notre pionship for the next three j second half. ranked Louisville beat George- on the Israeli team. He stands Dame's speedy Nick Eddy was years. ! Prior to its important games town of Kentucky 99-81, Brig- 6-8 1-2, shoots well with either third'with 47 Floyd Little of Alcindor, who left his home in i on the West Coast, Duke willham Young (No 8) walloped hand but enjoys the game most Syracuse had 20 votes and Mel iNew York to play for UCLA, hit!meet South Carolina on Tues-lNew Mexico State 97-66, ninth- when he grabs a defensive re- Farr of UCLA 15. on 23 of 32 field goal attempts j day. j ranked Western Kentucky de- bound and quickly flips a pass Idaho's Ray McDonald and! and 10 of 14 free throws toj Top Teams Victorious ifeated Memphis State 52-44 and that begins a good fast break. Oregon State's Pete Pifer each' break the former school single-' All the other of the top-;Providence, in 10th place, beat But Cohen-Mintz indeed is a drew nine votes, while Clint: game mark of 42 points set by ranking teams won their games' Assumption 73-59. player of international stature, Jones of Michigan and Gary} Gail Goodrich last year. ;Saturday, with Texas Western; Virginia Tech, which was and thus likes to talk about the Began of UCLA had seven and! Underclassmen Score and Kentucky, last year's NCAA unranked in the pre-season basketball gap. four, respectively. i Spurrier was one of the most i He was aided by junior guard finalists, showing particularly i ratings but made a big noise by "Five or six years ago," he accurate passers in the nation! Mike Warren with 17 points and good form. The second-ranked toppling Duke, scored another said, "there was no individual this past season with 179] big victory Saturday night with phase of the game which a for- completed in 291 attempts for a i a 79-63 decision over Purdue. eign (non - American) player total of 2,012 yards. His 615; could compare to the average pass completion average ranked j Six WVC Teams American college player. among the Ijest in college! Eighth Grade Runner-Ups "The American could shoot football. I Pictured above are the Mor- Bradley, Cranberry and Hawks Squeeze better, had a bigger variety of The 21-year-old son of a I shots, handled the ball better ton Reeves Eighth grade run- Mabscott enroute to the final Presbyterian minister sports a I ner-ups of the Shady Spring in which they lost to Stanaford In Action Tonight and generally played ttie game career total of 392 completed; Invitational grade school tour- 37-20. By United Press International WVC record Monday night when! with more finesse. passes, second on the all-time: Past Lakers "Now basketball is growing nament. The .Morton Reeves First row: left to right are Two conference, games and Bluefield invades. Shepherd i career list only to Jerry Rhome eighth graders have been run- FranMe Jones, Elbert Walker two outside contests make up visits Mt. St. Mary's Monday By United Press International so much abroad thai the indivi- of Tulsa. : dual difference is narrowing.' In ners-up in two other tourna- and William George. 2nd Row: tonight's schedule in West Vir- before playing at Salem Satur- Homecoming wasn't much fun Spurrier is expected to play^ ments in the past two years. Eric Belcher, Stanley Smith, ginia Conference basketball. day in the conference. for the Los Angeles Lakers my country basketball is second professional football with the only to soccer in popularity. We The coach of all three of the Charles Wyner and Larry Pat- Unbeaten Fairmont enter- Other conference scores at- Sunday night. New York Giants in the teams is Russell Manns who terson. 3rd row: Marcus Ful- tains perennially powerful Cen- urday were Shepherd 93 Aider-; Returning from a five-game have 1,200 courts. And, of National Football League. 1 course, the only technique is has done a fine job since com- ler (all-tournament), Larry tral State of Ohio, a team the son-Broaddus 89, State 68 Tech i road trip which included three American. ing to Morton Reeves three Cook, Paul Green and Larry Falcons lost to two years ago 164 and Salem 81 Glenville 73.; victories, the Lakers were "But there is still a vast dif- years ago. Gray (all-tournament). in thtne NAIiNAiA tournament in Wheeling edged John Carroll 91- i dumped by the St. Louis Hawks, ference in the team game, Haynie Wins Top Prize The 1966 team knocked off Kansas City. Central, unbeaten Emory and Henry 111-102, West 1123-118 at the Los Angeles which is why American teams at the time, defeated Fairmont Liberty lost to Slippery Rock j Sports Arena. St. Louis had lost in international competition 91-75 in the semifinals .and then 98-84 and Davis & ElMus lost to 'six of its last seven games but In Pensacola Tourney the victory moved the Hawks usually win easily. PENSACOLA, Fla. (UPI) — won the national small college WVU freshmen 91-61. "We do not have the coach- WVU Experiencing championship. Here is this week's schedule: into a tie for second place in the Young Sandra Haynie capped a National Basketball Associa- es. Good coaching, like the in- steady 54 holes of golf with a Conference games tonight Monday—Wesleyau at Glen- dividual player, takes time to have W. Va. Wesleyan (1-1) at ville, Central (Ohio) State at tion's Western Division stand- sudden death victory Sunday to ings with Detroit. develop. In Europe, in Asia, in capture top prize money in the Glenville (0-1) and Bluefield Fairmont, Bluefield at W. Va. Israel, we run the basic of- Pensacola Ladies Invitational Shooting Problems I (0-1) at W. Va. State (1-0). State, Shepherd at Mt. St. It was the only NBA game of fense and practice the basic de- Coif , Tournament from Kathy By DAN HOSE comeback spirit pleased Coach; The other outside action finds Mary's. the night. fense. Americans are much Whitworth. MORGANTOWN (DPI) — Bucky Waters in the 73-67 vic- Shepherd going to Mount St. Tuesday—Tech at Alderson- Player-coach Richie Guerin more sophisticated and have lit- sMiss Haynie and Miss Whit- "We had a couple of boys in tory over William and Mary Mary's, Md. Broaddus; Beckley at Concord; led the Hawks with 33 points tle trouble coping with them. Fairmont's next conference alem at Davis & Elkins, West while Paul Silas came off the •worth were deadlocked at 218 foul trouble, our shots weren't Saturday night in Charleston. bench to make five key baskets "In 10 years, the Olympics after the regulation three falling . . . our boys could have Waters has two days to get game is Wednesday at Wheeling Liberty at Waynesburg. will not be so easy for you." where the host Cardinals will Wednesday — Fairmont at in the fourth quarter. Cohen-Mint! rounds. Five strokes 'back at 223 quit, but they didn't." the Mountaineers ready to Jerry West led the losing Overseas, basketball and the was veteran uVGckey "Wright The traditional West Virginia shoot for their third victory be playing their first conference Wheeling, Marietta at Morris game. Wheeling has won three Harvey. Lakers with 39 and Gafi here Wednesday against VMI Goodrich added 26. in another Southern Conference non-conference games. Thursday — Salem at Wesle- * * * * game. Morris Harvey, last year's yan. East Is East And Who Needs It? Shooting wasn't one of the regular season champion, has Friday — Glenville at W. Va.' another non-conference date at State, Bluefield at Concord. Da- LOS ANGELES (NEA) —Now gers being split 40 ways to 'This Notre Dame thing is Hayes' big mouth." bright spots in WVU's first two all sports happy Southern Cali- one. victories. home .with Marietta Wednesday vis & Elkins at Bridgewater. NBA Standings good for us out here. Every once A youngster called and before returning to the con- Saturday • Glenville at Mor- fornians need is for Lew Alcin- UCLA beat USC, 14-7, to win in awhile you get to thinking too j asked the sportscaster if he The ptizzling thing is that By United Press International dor to break a leg. the Los Angeles collegiate foot- manv ference Saturday against Glen- ris Harvey, Shepherd at Salem, highly of yourself. (thought th" e Souther- - n Californi" a j of the players who ville. The Golden Eagles were Wesleyan at West Liberty, Blue- Eastern Division Since the Dodgers dulled the ball championship and lost the "Southern Californians like to {sports dominance was ebbing, helped set school records last W. L. Pet. bright glow of the National {Rose Bowl bid. swamped by Marshall 110 - 87 field at Beckley, Davis & Elkins think they're the best at every "No," came th__ e answer, "; year in field goal and foul at Washington & Lee, Wheeling Philadelphia 22 2 .917 League pennant by losing the! And what Notre Dame did to night. Boston 16 5 .762 sport. And they hate the east, think you'll find that sports in shooting accuracy are the same Va. State tries for a 2-0 at Waynesburg. World Series in four games, ev- USC may bring Ronald Reagan which takes in everything east this area, on all levels, is the ones shooting poorly this sea-i W. New York 12 14 .462 erything has gone wrong. into the picture. (He has said of California." best in the country, day in andjson Cincinnati 9 12 .429 The revered Maury Wills did he will break tradition and be Except maybe Las Vegas. day out." In two games, WVU is hitting) Baltimore 4 21 .160 a curious thing by leaving the sworn in shortly after midnight Between 8 and 9 each Satur- A lady called to ask explana-|395 per cent from the floorxuui ! Beckley Church League Western Division Dodgers' tour of Japan. on New Year's Day so that he day evening in LA, sports fans' tion of the NCAA rule which land 63 per cent from the foul! W. L. Pet. Sandy Koufax quit. j won't disturb TV viewers who can call a local sportscaster and makes nine USC junior college!line. This compares with the San Francisco 16 8 .667 The Rams are winning, which;want to watch the Rose Bowl air their sports views transfers ineligible for the Rose record 46.9 per cent and 73.7 Gets Under Way Tonight Detroit 13 13 .500 is good, but definitely confusing, game.) "Ara Parseghian, or whatever Bowl game against Purdue. per cent racked up in last sea- St. Louis 11 11 .500 Fred Sehaus can't seem to "This whole area is kooky his name is, will get his," one "Well," she said, "all I can son's 19-9 showing. The City Church Basketball Feb. 2 Los Angeles 9 16 .360 straighten out the Lakers, the when it comes to sports," said caller said. I say is that the eastern-domi- Waters was worried about re- League gets under way tonight Assembly vs. Central Chicago 18 .308 National Basketball Association Jim .Piersall, no stranger to "A Midwest football team nated NCAA doesn't understand at 7 at "the Recreation Building F. Baptist vs. Temple Sunday's Results Western Division champions, jkookdom. The Los Angeles out- bounding power but so far the with three games on tap. F. Methodist vs. Catholic wins one game big and now I'll our junior college system. Just|veteran front court trio has St. Louis 123 Los Angeles US Trade rumors have the Dod-1 fielder expanded his thoughts: bet they're gloating. Look at all because other states don't have! a 99-77 Methodist Temple meets Me- Feb. 6 (Only game scheduled) the times we've shut Woody them we are being persecuted." Carolina and ^jlmorial Baptist in the opener Presbyterian vs. Sal. Army "Quite frankly," said another Mary. and immediately following Crab F. Baptist vs. Crab Orchard caller, still on the junior col- The Mountaineers had to go Orchard Baptist takes on Catho- Christian vs. Memorial Sports Summary lege controversy, "I think other lice and Assembly of God bat- an old weapon—the pressing de- tles Christian. Feb. 9 Saturday states are just plain jealous of fense—to wipe out a 10 - point F. Methodist vs. Temple MIAMI (UPI) —Florida A&M California." | William &' Mary deficit in the Twelve teams have entered Twin- the Church League this year. Assembly vs. Catholic handed previously unbeaten This may be a valid point. Af- second half and capture the 73- Calvary vs. Central Alabama A&M a surprising 43- ter the USC game, for example, 67 victory Saturday night in Three games "will bs played 26 defeat in the 34th annual Notre Dame quarterback Coley every night at the Recreation Feb. 13 Charleston. Building beginning at 7 Memorial vs. Central BOWL-WICK 186 game Orange Blossom Football Clas-1 O'Brien was quoted: WVU trailed 53 - 46 when Crab Orchard vs. Sal Army Suit Sunday Night Mixed Jerry Stiles — 389 series sic ' "Gee, I wish we had weather Waters sent the Mountaineers THE SCHEDULES !like this back east" Presbyterian vs. Christian Team Standings: Won Lost BOWL-WICK into their pressing defense. Dave Dec. 5th Feb. 16 Impossibles Sat Night Mixed LOS ANGELES (UPI) — ': Reaser immediately hit a three- Temple vs Memorial Calvary vs. Assembly Mustangs Team Standings: Won Lost Giant Lew Alcindor scored 56; point play and Ron Williams, Assembly vs Christian F. Baptist vs. F. Methodist SALE Road Runners Dearing Brothers Doints in Ms varsity debut to | popped in a side shot to cut the Dec. Sth Temple vs. Catholic Strike Outs Leo's Lions lead top-ranked UCLA to a 105- Gillespie Named Indians'" lead to 53-51 with eight Central vs. Sal. Army Feb. 20 NOW GOING KO's 90 basketball victory over minutes left. The capacity crowd Double Trouble F. Baptist vs. Calvary F. Baptist vs. Sal. Army ON! Chillers Guy Furniture Southern California of 5,800 fans in Charleston Civic F. Methodist vs. Presbyterian Presbyterian vs. Memorial Melody Shop Sophia Electric Center went wild as William & Christian vs. Central Coal City Super Mkt. BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (UPI) — As High School Mary called time out. Dec. 12th Buy One Suit Maben The Mountaineers were so Crab Orchard vs. Central Feb. 23 T Birds High Team Series Double Third-ranked Alabama conclud- F. Methodist vs. Crab Orchard 4 Spokes ed its season as the only charged up going to the bench Memorial vs. Catholic Trouble — 2973 that Reaser missed his chair Temple vs. Sal. Army Assembly vs. Temple At Regular High Team Series Road Run- High Ind. Series - Elmer Les-lundrfeated-united maior college Player Of Year Dec. 15th Calvary vs. Catholic ners — 2459 ter 581 — Lois Cirer - 5J3 footbaU team mih a crushing and wound up on the floor. Feb. 27 Price $29.95 Hj^eam Ga^nfe^ DoubLj^ victory ov^uburn. MORGANTOWN (UPI) — William & Mary's all-confer- Calvary vs. F. Methodist High Ind. Series — Sterling ence forward Ben Pomeroy hit Assembly vs. Presbyterian Christian vs. Catholic Lewis — 599—Thelma Thomp- Buckhannon halfback Mike Christian vs. F. Baptist F. Baptist vs. Memorial BSgh°SideGlme^- Elmer Lester1 WESTBURY,' N.Y. (UPI) - Gillespie was picked West a turn - around jumper, but Central vs. Presbyterian son — 553 Cardigan Bay rallied -cou- Virginia High School Player of Reaser countered by swishing Dec. 19th High Team Game —- Road Run- 216, —Lois Cirer — 210 another side shot Ron Panne- F. Baptist vs. Presbyterian March 2 Outstanding Bowlers: rageously in the stretch to win the Year •while the Morgantown ton mad,e a fou,.,,.,l shot fo•r F. Methodist vs. Sal Army ners — 846 Q Na 1 Packl Touchdown Club named West| Assembly vs. F. Methodist Lois Cirer - 513 "series, 2101 J« & W> ^™ S Indians then came the CTUsht Assembly vs. Crab Orchard High Lad. Game .— Sterling Derby at Roosevelt Raceway. Virginia University defensive * — - Calvary vs. Christian Lewis — 226 — Thelma game tackle Don Cookman of Rom-j??ave Palmer,, Carl^Head^ Wil- Dec. 22nd Calvary vs. Temple Thompson -^- 200 Irma Cox — 488 series and Bob Benfield all Temple vs. Crab Orchard Pflarch 6" 201 i CALCUTTA, India (UPI) — ney as recipient of the 1966 Ira Sal. Army vs. Catholic Outstanding Bowlers: Bob Cirer — 567 series, Errett Rodgers Award. goaled within 97 seconds and Memorial vs. Sal. Army Viola St. Clair — 499 series, 185! game Tomas Koch of Brazil and Central vs. Catholic Memorial vs. Crab Orchard Frieda Campbell — 424 series 'Ramanathan Krishnan of India Over 400 were on hand for the! minutes to play. Jan. 2nd Temple vs. Central game won opening - round singles j club's 9th annual banquet, which March 9 Orford Thompson — 561 series, Helen Tison _ 415 series matches Benfield led the rebounding, F. Baptist vs. Catholic 210 game Aiden Wilson — 537 series 20li ^ ^ inter-zone Davis i also honored coaches of various , opening vic- Presbyterian vs. Temple Presbyterian vs. Calvary gamCTorne p ' :iCu Cup finalsfinals.. ihigh school and collegiate foot-ifr ", Assembly vs. F. Baptist Jo Ann Stanley — 474 series, 180 ball championship teams around tory. The 6-foot-8 senior grabbed Crab Orchard vs Christian game Elmer Lester — 581 series, 216 10. Reaser was top scorer with Jan. 9th Christian vs. F. Methodist and 204 games BERKELEY, Calif. (UPI) - the stats, Thelma Thompson — 553 ser- Gillespie, halfback and cap- 19 and Williams tallied 18. Assembly vs. Memorial OR LADIES' COAT Ramona Brooks — 466 series, Sandor Bites booted three goals "We had to put our speedy F. Methodist vs. Central i GRANTED MORE TIME ies, 200 and 190 games 200 game to pace the University of San tain of the Triple-A titiist Buck- ! FLORENCE, Ky. (UPI) - Betty Tredway — 500 series hannon team, has already been boys in there to get the ball Sal. Army vs. Calvary . BOWL-WICK Francisco to a 5-2 victory over and get our offense moving, Jan. 16th Latonia Race course has been Louise Gflchrist — 513 series, Long Island University in the signed to a grant-in-aid at WVU. Waters said. "We are not granted five additional days for 181 game Business Womens finals of the NCAA soccer The Rodger's award is for the Christian vs. Temple its current thoroughbred racing Team Standings: Won Lost Mountaineers' most outstanding' shooting well." Presbyterian vs. Catholic John Thomas — 581 series, 207 '.tournament. F. Baptist vs. Central meeting to make up for PEOPLES and 201 games Hall Furniture 30 6 senior gridder. j programs cancelled by snow Ruth Lightner — 444 series Sparks TV & App. 22% 13r2 Sunday Jim Sypult, split end from SIGN" FOR FIGHT Jan. 27 and cold weather. The five CREDIT STORE Ernest Spencer — 508 series W. T. Grants 22 14 CALCUTTA, India (UPI) — Fairmont, was announced asi NEW YORK (UPI) —Jose Calvary vs. Crab Orchard additional days will extend the Betty McClung — 469 series Beckley Mfg. Corp. Ramanathan Krishnan and Jaid- honorary captain of the Moun- Torres and Dick Tiger are Assembly vs. Sal. Army meeting through Christmas 307 PRINCE ST. PH. 253-9861 Ray Pack — 500 series Saks Jewelers ip-Mukerjea scored a 7-5, 3-6, 6- taineers. He was elected to the scheduled to sign for their F. Methodist vs. Memorial Eve. John W. 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