Sports roundup with multiple high school and college results
Princeton remains undefeated after a 315 team total in a tri meet at Pipestern State Park beating Beckley and Athens. Richlands tops Southwest District golf at Saltville Country Club 167 as Grundy and Patrick Henry follow. Bluefield softball edges Montcalm on a late single. Garden Green Dragons rally to 6 0 and defeat Elkhorn City, while Concord College falls to West Virginia Wesleyan in tennis.
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Pipestein
Princeton Tiger
Beckley
Athens
Pipestern State Park
Princeton
Tom West
Brian
Saltville
Joe McCall
Richlands
Grundy
Patrick Henry
Saltville Country Club
Jimmy Huffman
Jake Huffman
Herndon Girls Slam Eight Homers For 21 9 Victory
Herndon Junior High softball pitcher Brenda Shrewsbury led a 21 9 win over Matoaka as eight homers were hit by Herndon players Rogetta Lester Jennifer Belcher Rhonda Mack Tina Shrewsbury and Missy McKinney Teresa Underwood homered for Matoaka. In a prior game Matoaka beat Glenwood 17 2 with Lisa Corner hitting a grand slam.
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Herndon
Brenda Shrewsbury
Matoaka
Rogetta Lester
Jennifer Belcher
Rhonda Mack
Tina Shrewsbury
Missy McKinney
Teresa Underwood
Underwood
Glenwood
Lisa Corner
Petty Bonnett Pace Martinsville Practice For Virginia 500
Richard Petty and Neil Bonnett led practice at Martinsville Speedway for the Virginia 500. Petty posted 87.109 mph in a Chevrolet, Bonnett 86.590 mph in a Wood Brothers Mercury. Other fast results included Waltrip 86.563 mph and Yarborough 86.035 mph as pole qualifying approached.
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Martinsville
Richard Petty
Randleman
N. C
Neil Bonnett
Hueytown
Ala
Martinsville Speedway
Petty
Bennett
Wood Brothers
Mercury
Woods
David Pearson
Spartanburg
S. C
Bonnett
Virginia
Darrell Waltrip
Franklin, Tenn
Joe Millikan
Cale Yarborough
Timmonsville
J. D. McDuffie
Sanford
Donnie
Bobby Allison
Lakers Triumph In Bluefield Va Little League Final
Michael Bratton led the Lakers with 12 points as they beat the Knicks 36 to 19. Kevin Yost added eight for New York in a Thursday Bluefield Virginia league slate, with other results including De Celts over the Rockets 11 to 7 and Byrd State toppling the Bullets 17 to 14, Henry Fortune scoring for the Bullets.
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Michael Bratton
Lakers
Knicks
Kevin Yost
Bluefield
Sie Neicinn
Son
de Celts
Rockets
Byrd State
Bullets
Henry Fortune
Allen Williams commits to Duke after season run
Allen Williams the Princeton high star told Duke coaches he would pick Duke, then visited Friday and signed a binding letter committing to Duke. He praised Duke for academics and athletics and cited earlier visits to Richmond Davidson VPI and unofficial West Virginia trips. Williams averages 24 points and 14 rebounds as a 23 3 Tigers captain.
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Allen Williams
Princeton
Duke
Allen
Bill Foster
Virginia Tech
Richmond
Davidson
VPI
West Virginia
WVU
Williams
Virginia
Tennessee
Tigers
Thursday night baseball and basketball scores and schedules
The record lists multiple MLB games including Chicago at St Louis 3-2 and San Francisco 14 San Diego 10 with detailed box lines. It also covers NBA results Seattle 108 Los Angeles 103 in OT and upcoming games Tonight Phoenix at Kansas City and Seattle at Los Angeles plus NFL moves including Detroit Lions signing Tyrone Wilson.
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Houston
Los Angeles
Chicago
St. Louis
San Francisco
San Diego
Atlanta
Cincinnati
Montreal
Rogers
McGlothen
Jones
Majula
New York
Swan
Philadelphia
Ruthven
Pittsburgh
Kison
Sykes
Welch
Montefusco
Anousy
Veurce Toronto
Lemongello
Detroit
Wilcox
Kansas City
Leonard
Boston
Eckersley
Milwaukee
Caldwell
Baltimore
Stone
Kravec
Cleveland
Paxton
Texas
Comer
Figueroa
Seattle
Phoenix
Ford
Wilkes
Abdul- Jabbar
Boone
Nixon
Dantley
Price
Carr
J. Johnson
Shelton
Sikma
D. Johnson
Williams
Silas
Snyder
Walker
Brown
Awtrey
Associated Press
Toronto
California
Minnesota
Slaton
Moore
Rainey
Drago
Allenson
Tiant
Mirabella
Arrow
W-Palmer
Bella
San Francises Rase
LaRoche
Downing
Watson Grabs TOC Lead at La Costa in Round One
Tom Watson shot a 69 to seize a one stroke lead in the Tour nament of Champions at La Costa. Ron Streck followed with 70, while Gary Player Ray Floyd Victor Regalado and Gil Morgan stood at 71. Others in the star-studded field included Nicklaus Trevino Lietzke Elder Pate and North. The event carries a 54000 prize.
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Rancho LA Costa
Calif
Tom Watson
Watson
Ron Streck
Streck
la Costa Country Club
Gary Player
South Africa
Ray Floyd
Victor Regalado
Gil Morgan
Jack Nicklaus
Lee Trevino
Jack Newton
Bruce Lietzke
Lee Elder
Jerry Pate
Andy North
Fuzzy Zoeller
John Mahaffey
Victor
Rayn-H
Hubert Green
Jim Simons
Mac McLendon
Larry Nelson
Lon Hinkle
Ben Crenshaw
Tom Kite
Rod Funseth
Barry Jaeckel
West Liberty recruits Woodsfield star at QB Jorris
Greg Jorris, Woodsfield High School quarterback with a 9-1 record last season, commits to West Liberty State College. at 6-1 165 pounds he is expected to contend for the starting job this fall. He passed for 11 touchdowns and rushed for six while Woodsfield won the OVAC Class A title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queer West
LA Lakers
WVU
Laker
Jerry
NBA
West
Jerry West
Associated Press
West Liberty
W.va
Greg Jorris
Woodsfield
Ohio
West Liberty State College
John Westenhaver
Jorris
Ohio Valley Athletic Conference
Mann Leads Tallahassee Open After First Round
Bob Mann shot 8 under par to take a one stroke lead over Lindy Miller in the $100,000 Tallahassee Open. Mann birdied the 18th from 20 feet and noted his tour exemption came via winning last year’s Disney World Team Championship with Wayne Levi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tallahassee
Fla
Bob Mann
Mann
Lindy Miller
Wayne Levi
Professional Golfers Association
Chi Chi Rodriguez
Jim Knoll
Tin Simpson
Billy Male
Yrifohude Corda UM
Bob Charles
Bob Eastwood
Dave Eichelberger
UME
Gary Koch
Bob Lunn
Mark Lye
Joe Porter
Ed Sneed
Tom Storey
Jim
Tommy Valentine
Bobby Wadkins
Webb
Michael Brannan
Rex Caldwell
Frank Conner
Erskine
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Tornado
Jimmy McVey
Greg Viers
Steve Thornbury
Bill Lester
Dwayne Ramey
Joe Clark
Ricky Poston
Mark Davenport
Mike Mullens
Bluefield Girls
Montcalm
Lora Treola
Laurie Bruckner
Tina Wohlford
Tammy Yost
Treola
Bruckner
Susie Queen
Chris Bruckner
Yost
Union
Elkhorn City
Garden Green Dragons
Mark McClanahan
John Hylton
McClanahan
Bobby Lester
Alan Vandyke
Randall Rogers
Dragons
Vandyke
Hylton
Wayne Hall
Garden
Hall
Conley
Bartley
Bobcat Netters
Concord
Fleming
Marshall Ellison
Ivan Cicic
Armistead
McFarland
Rod Sizemore
Hamer
Tim Howard
Powell
John Klosek
Wolfe
Chip Kestner
Fleming-Armistead
Ellison- Cicic
Sizemore-Kestner
Rollins
Huntington
Marshall University
Sonny Randle
Randle
Herd
Dickie Rollins
Man
John Evenson
Marshall Sports
Martin
University of Kentucky
Kentucky
Washington
Zell
Marshall
Wynegar
W—Rase
L—Marshall
Rudi
Aikens
Grich
Lansford
Adams
N. St. Louis
B. Forsch
Bruno
Simmons
Lamp
Sutter
Foote
W—Lamp
L—B Forsch
de Jesus
Blue
Lavelle
Hill
Lolich
M. Lee
D’acqusito
Owchinko
Tenace
Kendall
L—Lolich
Gonzalez
Cleveland Indians
Wayne Garland
Paul Reuschel
Basketball
National Basketball Association
Golden State Warriors
Joe Roberts
National Football League
Detroit Lions
Tyrone Wilson
Njoy
Cincinnati Reds
Bench
Foster
Morgan
Eaver
Concepcion
Reds
Marty Brennaman
Joe Nuxhall
Mutual of New York
la Costa
Williamstown
Chuck Eddy
Eddy
Parkersburg
Wood County
St. Marys High School
Belpre
Washington Junior High
Riveria Country Club
Penn State
Morgantown
West Virginia University
Cedric Thomas
Mountaineers
Thomas
Delbarton
Sid Copley
Burch High School
Copley
Red Jacket
O'Keefe
Bass
Pulaski Furniture Corp
Dublin
THE
NBC
America
United States Olympic Committee
c/o Bank Of America
Montgomery
U.S
Ame
Olympathon
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