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Two fencers are participating in a match. 'WDAC-TV, February 20, 1967. Tri-X, ASA 650.'

17869. WVU Fencers - 'En Garde: The Art of Fencing', West Virginia University

IDNO:
017871
Title:
WVU Fencers - 'En Garde: The Art of Fencing', West Virginia University
Date:
1967
Description:
Two fencers are participating in a match. 'WDAC-TV, February 20, 1967. Tri-X, ASA 650.'
'John Foster Fencing Club.'

17870. WVU Fencing Team

IDNO:
017872
Title:
WVU Fencing Team
Date:
ca. 1968
Description:
'John Foster Fencing Club.'

17871. WVU Boxer Tower Hamilton, West Virginia University

IDNO:
017873
Title:
WVU Boxer Tower Hamilton, West Virginia University
Date:
ca. 1930-1940

17872. WVU Boxer Frank Barklow, West Virginia University

IDNO:
017874
Title:
WVU Boxer Frank Barklow, West Virginia University
Date:
ca. 1930-1940

17873. WVU Boxing Team, West Virginia University

IDNO:
017875
Title:
WVU Boxing Team, West Virginia University
Date:
1928
Group portrait of the West Virginia University Boxing Team, taken on March 17, 1932 in front of Reynolds Hall.

17874. WVU Boxing Team, West Virginia University

IDNO:
017876
Title:
WVU Boxing Team, West Virginia University
Date:
1932
Description:
Group portrait of the West Virginia University Boxing Team, taken on March 17, 1932 in front of Reynolds Hall.
Group portrait of the West Virginia University Boxing Team taken on March 21, 1934 in front of Field House.

17875. WVU Boxing Team, West Virginia University

IDNO:
017877
Title:
WVU Boxing Team, West Virginia University
Date:
1934
Description:
Group portrait of the West Virginia University Boxing Team taken on March 21, 1934 in front of Field House.
One of the finest players to ever play at WVU, Leland Byrd has achieved a great deal during his outstanding career as both a basketball player and athletic administrator. On the hardwood, the "Hammer" was praised by many as one of the finest left-handed cagers ever. During his four years as a regular while playing for Lee Patton, the Mountaineers posted records of 12-6, 24-3, 19-3 and 17-3 and three straight NIT berths. The 1945-46 team owns the distinction of being the first Mountaineer team to reach the 20-win mark.

17876. WVU Basketball Player Leland Byrd

IDNO:
017878
Title:
WVU Basketball Player Leland Byrd
Description:
One of the finest players to ever play at WVU, Leland Byrd has achieved a great deal during his outstanding career as both a basketball player and athletic administrator. On the hardwood, the "Hammer" was praised by many as one of the finest left-handed cagers ever. During his four years as a regular while playing for Lee Patton, the Mountaineers posted records of 12-6, 24-3, 19-3 and 17-3 and three straight NIT berths. The 1945-46 team owns the distinction of being the first Mountaineer team to reach the 20-win mark.

17877. WVU Basketball Coach Bucky Waters Instructs the Team

IDNO:
017879
Title:
WVU Basketball Coach Bucky Waters Instructs the Team
Date:
ca. 1966

17878. WVU Basketball Players Clyde Green, Captain Leland Byrd, Fred Schaus, and Bill Zickel, West Virginia University

IDNO:
017880
Title:
WVU Basketball Players Clyde Green, Captain Leland Byrd, Fred Schaus, and Bill Zickel, West Virginia University
Date:
ca. 1947- 1948

17879. WVU Basketball Players Tom Leverte, Jimmy Walthall, Eddie Beach, and Bobby Carroll, West Virginia University

IDNO:
017881
Title:
WVU Basketball Players Tom Leverte, Jimmy Walthall, Eddie Beach, and Bobby Carroll, West Virginia University
Date:
ca. 1947- 1948
The late Lee Patton was an outstanding WVU basketball coach from 1946-50. A Carbon, Texas, native, Patton led the Mountaineers to a 91-26 overall record during his tenure for a .778 winning percentage, still the second best in school history. Patton led West Virginia to two straight NIT berths in 1946 and 1947. Under his direction, WVU posted a school-record 57-game home winning streak that ended in the final home game of the 1949 season against Pitt.

17880. WVU Basketball Coach Lee Patton

IDNO:
017882
Title:
WVU Basketball Coach Lee Patton
Description:
The late Lee Patton was an outstanding WVU basketball coach from 1946-50. A Carbon, Texas, native, Patton led the Mountaineers to a 91-26 overall record during his tenure for a .778 winning percentage, still the second best in school history. Patton led West Virginia to two straight NIT berths in 1946 and 1947. Under his direction, WVU posted a school-record 57-game home winning streak that ended in the final home game of the 1949 season against Pitt.