The Charleston Daily Mail from Charleston, West Virginia • Page 9

DICK HUDSON Dally Mail SjMirts Editor With a Kurd til their nasi anrl a Pitt in liieir future, tlii was a Blue Monday in Morgantown where the West Virginia Houn laineers picked their pieces ana looked toward the toughest pan 01 ine scneauie. There was a two fold blue the Blue and Gold as the highly rated were clobbered, sg 2, by Pitt a few hours after the varsity had been battered. bruised and broken by the musclcr an of Syracuse, 23 7, "WE'HK 111,1. 3 1 with lilcn Iv Coach Carlen Siegfried and Zambo. "There's Tor yon," Carlen said, "I despise it.

If the rule makers wauled In rule In get a bunch or kids injured, they've got what they wanted." The Mountaineers were nt nhvstcal match for Syracuse on the one. made it tuu tough fori, our defense. West Virginia hurt itself with Martin Tabor Tennis Champion Martin and Tabor is the winner of the Kanawha Valley Tennis Assn. men's league, Director Roy Rice announced today. The man learn, captained by Ray Crouser of Dunbar, wnn the second half of league ulai will) a 33 3 record.

Runner up was Shober Insurance, 31 11, captained by Dr. Bill Rice, also of Dunbar. The other teams in the stand ings were: Falls, Carbide, duPont, Mon santo, United uel and village Chapel Presbyterian Uhurcn. Kiee reported that duPont finished second in the first half of nlav and will have to meet Shober's team, secod place finisher in the second half, to determine overall league stand Martin and Tabor finished first in both halves. NEED MONEY? 346 0658 CHRRLESTOn RHTIOnnL BLUE MONDAY WV Counts Players With Pitt Tilt Next FJrjfi, pasjina nls.

llckolri'reh INDIVIDUAL I Icsl VlitMa Gary Thall DlQWl noled after the physical beating his Mountaineers had taken Jt i from all America Larry Csonka JJ and a bruising Orangeman de oicvr Alien is fense. TrV mis. cassala 1 "They embarrassed our often Toiais nt 1 sive line," Carlen admitted, "but our defense really played wvu pauing ah. cp. Gain well.

should be charged with only one touch down." With Penn State, Virginia n' Tech, Kentucky and William ft Wary ahead, the Mountaineers will have a touch time finish ing any better than 5 5, if that. They are weak on the offensive line and have troubles at such oarv W11 1 key spots as: 1 TAILBACK: Garrelt Ford is Jim Smlm V. limping through his senior sea son only half this player he was Syriclll. qp, last year and his alternate, Ben Siegfried, was knocked out 1 at Svracuse and may not be Larry 1 a available for Pitt. QUARTERBACK: Considered av 0uarilkv so SD and regular Tom Digon wiit "0 a i suffered an injury at Syracuse, feared at first a fractured vert Ku abrae: when he can play remains a question.

End Bob Zambo is through for the season, suffering a frac n.as. lure of the forearm on Ihe same! play that Scigfried was injured. mistakes, such as: It was the punt return situation, Tom Kncer which the blockers outnumber scrira Ihe men wnn arc peinmreu iu 31.yard pass from Digon to nuiry aowmieiu. cul Patrick. This put WVU on Zambo and Siegfried the Syracuse 36 on the first se injured on the same play andjrjCSi the penalty put 'em Syracuse was i nueu wiKiuaun on their ping.

At least nail Qozen )ook loo muchi Orangemen were there to batter lh and one prevent a liist daw snap from center sailed: tar over mad Kucherawy which had allowed Baylor Csonka several times in short four vards net the week before. lyardage situations," Carlen not The Orange defensive piled the led, "and he's the toughest full blockers on top of Ihe Moun back I've ever run up against." taineer backs. Special attention to Csonka. never been involved "Jdljr a game when ou. offen was Rick coach Bobbv Bowden said "We had a chance ngainst Syracuse, anyhow," Carlen said; even aller Ihe game.

"We could; have held Ihem In one touch down. The fumble (by Ford) on Ihe 12 and the nass interference head for a salety and a loss of 22 yards from scrimmage. The following kickoff from the 20 gave Syracuse good field posi lion again, loo. "OUR DEFENSE Stopped Cassata lo maneuver outside and flip short passes two for 13 and 5 yards to Jack Jones and Cnughl AUTOMOTIVE CENTER mSTANT STARTING DIAGNOSIS 11 90 1099 6 Cyl. Cyl.

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comnletinci six passes in Ihe drive. End Emo Schupback caught two, fairicK two. Hon Koiioiisn one and Jim Smith one. 16 yard firab reached the two1 and a piline on nenaltv moved' to the one from where Ford! dived over. set some sort of record against Syracuse with 12 pletiDns in la throws, not count ing that early 31 yard blast which was erased in a viti play.

T1IK MOUNTAINEERS phy ica! frustration was capped af MONDA' TOM AlUNSHY Catches, Yards Franks Is Hired Hudson completed eight of, Rw Cnr 1QAR ine uasses und the Mountain 1 J' 1 1 7UU nine passes and the Mountain SAN FRANCISCO (API Hor ace Stonehani. nresident nf the San Francisco Giants, aimuuuced! Sunday Ihe rehiring of Herman Franks as baseball" manager of the team for his fourth season in lSliU. I Franks piloted the Giants isecnnd nlacc finishus in' Hie Iter the touchdown when starjtional League in each of his; KlCKer ft.cn jusKowicz Sn klihrr vesr blocked as Chevunskiilhev went iniii a hm renfinus hal poured right through the mid jting slump and St. Louis romped mil v.iih ihe pennant. 19 14 10 WIN, NO INTERCEPTIONS Rockets Happy With Gibbs Remember the number: 111.

It is going to lead the Charleston ltockets out of last place in Ihe Continental Football Ron Quillen says so. Darrell Elam says so. Sam Fernandez says so. You can't miss Number 18 because it is on the biggest quarterback in pro fooiball: Sonny Gibbs, 6 and 220 pounds. Field.

Gibbs' nlay allin" marie ii 'tnnk mare like a orofesdionaf Hi! C. ssBsrr Daily Mad close to the a me than any the Rm kcls Sonny and his recciv 1 played this year, mixing ers work together, were "Sure beats smoking!" Cool wintergreen flavor Dated forfreshness CnjoySkoal rull tobacco flavor. Takca pinch and place it between cheek and gum. Leave it there. No chEwing! to have a great offense leases it so quickly." Elam, who caught three Gibbs saw about six of his es including ihe deciding 'strikes dropped, and Elam said score, agreed with Quillen.

was because of lie difference "Our timing is not what the styles of the new passer should be," remarked an(i Cx 'rocket Bon Miller, but Gibbs throws weU and it, Fpmanrtw ci WAS hannv about the'anrl he ehecked Off at the line Spoils Wnler getting to him in a hurryifive or six times and really hurt "When I make a out now'jfontreal." look back, Ihe GIBUS. HUNNING tor anc 1 a 1 8 there. We don't have to wait on; touchdown and passing fur ihe Passes and his hard pvpn sre; came winner. led the Rockc ts ir.ihhl! lhpnw beeatise he re (0 tncir urn win six trier. niav not win lhP 14 10 uvor the visiting c.y,A whn tunim! ucavcri mi aatumij i.iiu.i.j var(ls Ijwking over Ihe statistica, Fernandez pointed to "Inter SfC ROCKETS, Pg.

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