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uu» uescri layout.[you say when my partnerIteet tor a biraie on tne uu\Blue Hawks Even RecordWith 94-76 Win Over OVCBill Smith sank 32 points to lead Beckley College to a 94-76 victory Saturday over Ohio Valley College, which had defeated the Blue Hawks at Beckley in overtime in their first meeting.Squaring their record at 6-6,! the Blue Hawks came from be- j hind in the second half after; trailing the Highlanders 37-36at halftime.Gary Kilpatrick scored 18 points and Mike Goad landed 17 for the winners. Monte Sher-rel! and Steve Galloway tallied; 17 apiece for the losers, 4-9, who also got 14 points by Ralph Bartrug.Ohio Valley jumped out to a quick six-point lead in the early going of the first half, ★ ★ ★ ★Smith Takes Over Scoringbut Beckley started a rally that saw the lead cut to one point at the buzzer ending the half.BC returned to battle on even terms in the first half of the; ] second frame, but exploded' ] midway through the period to| take a commanding lead which — it never lost. ! fThe deciding factor in the;! game proved to be turnovers' % as Beckley committed only 16 to OV’s 28.1Lead In W. Va. ConferenceBv MAC PORTERFIELDBECKLEY (UP1) - As a scruffy - haired kid in the grimy coal camp of neighboring Stanaford, his boyhood cronies used to call ' him “Butch.”Now, at 25, his fellow Blue Hawk cagers dub him “the Old Man.”Not fazed by his “old age,” however. Bill Smith sweats on as the mainstay of the Beckley College basketball squad.Last week’s 31-point performance against Bluefield, and Saturday’s 32-point total in dumping Ohio Valley at Parkersburg allowed Smith to bump Fairmont’s Bill Lindsey out of the No. 1 slot in West Virginia Conference scoring honors.Unofficially, Smith’s average after 11 games stood at 22.7.Statistics also have thrown Smith into a three-way tie for high game—an accolade shared by Tech’s Jack Puckett and Bluefield’s Sam Stuart. All three have rolled up 37-pointOhio outrebounded BC as the j team hauled in 33. Sherrell led; with 13 and Larry Aggas col- na lected 10. jBill Smith led all rebounders; with 14, and Richard Childress had nine as the BC team pulled1 al down 29. i cgBeckley College will be home Monday night for an 8:00 con-, test with Salem College. The game will be played at the be Raleigh County Armory. |Beckley College i*1Bill Smith 10 12-13 4 32,0Gary Kilpatrick 3 12-13 4 18 [ Mike Goad 5 7-12 5 171 piRichard Childress 3 0-1 4 6 p.'Jack Repass 3 0-0 3Allan Stilner 0 0-0 0James Kenney 3 0-0 1Darrell Bartley 4 1-2 1Totals 31 32-41 22 94 e.Ohio Valley6 tl 0 u 6'e! 9 s'games.A Little StiffBILL SMITH ★ ★ * ★5-5, but made the first team lineup in his graduation year.Today, his height has shot up to a more advantageous 6-1.In Air Force After high school, he put on ; the Air Force uniform, playing city league basketball during aLarry AggasOlin Miller Ralph Bartrug Jack Colgrove Monte Sherrell Dan Kinsen Steve Galloway Dave Datson Gary Swinehart Steve Daniels Totals Beckley College Ohio Valley0701002-32-30-10-07-90-05-70-10-00-23 2 5 04 3 234 012 p.2; fc 14:3-0 j tl17 ill2i17 It! ON 12;“01 clt;30 16-26 25 76!36 94 It37 76 (]tl
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