Tourney players prefer long putters in Bluefield showdown
In Bluefield Virginia two leaders in the All Area Golf Championship favor long-handled putters to ease back strain and aid short putts. Charles Green III and Hobe Bauer explain the clubs improve confidence and consistency, while noting performance differences between long and short puts.
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Bluefield
Sam Snead
Snead
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Charles Green III
Hobe Bauer
Green
Tazewell
Kenny Richardson
Bauer
Telegraph
Pipestem
Richardson, Green Vie For Telegraph Title At Bluefield
Kenny Richardson edged toward a sub-par finish with a one-under 69 on the 18th green as Charles Green III tied for the lead, while G R Buck Brittain posted 71 amid a crowded Bluefield Daily Telegraph Area Golf Championship field. Richardson led early, Green tied it, and Todd Satterfield held a comfortable cushion.
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Bluefield
Kenny Richardson
Tazewell County
Richardson
Charles Green III
Green
Tazewell
Todd Satterfield
G.R
Buck” Brittain
Tom Brittain
Buck
Notable Scores Highlight Tight Golf Contest
A three way tie for second featuring James Huffman and Danny Warren marks a tight round. Tom, after a two under front, double bogeys on 12 and bogeys on back nine end three back. Five time champ Kevin Leatherwood ties for fourth at 73 with Larry Graham. several others post 74 as Hobe Bauer laments weak short game.
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James Huffman
Danny Warren
Buck
Tom
Kevin Leatherwood
Larry Graham
Chris Woolwine
Dave Gillespie
Tom Bailey
Joe McCall
Michael King
Hobe Bauer
Morgantown Scrimmage Shows WVU Progress Under Sun
West Virginia football fans saw high intensity in a spot scrimmage at Mountaineer Field on a hot day. Greg Jones connected with Ed Hill for an 80 yard strike while Jones Gray and others completed passes to multiple receivers. Newcomers Booth and Wright had interceptions, with Ceglie also picking off a pass. Tailbacks Ford Beasley Jones and Murrell ran well as Nehlen praised the effort ahead of a longer scrimmage Wednesday.
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Morgantown
West Virginia
Greg Jones
Ed Hill
Jones
Chris Gray
Darren Studstill
Don Nehlen
Mountaineer Field
John Ray
Darrick Wiley
James Jett
Mike Booth
James “Pappy” Wright
Matt Ceglie
Garrett Ford
Mike Beasley
Jon Jones
Adrian Murrell
Nehlen
Metro outlines expansion plans adding four new regions
The Metro Conference proposes expanding to 16 teams in four geographic divisions with seven conference games per school. Target members include Miami Boston College Rutgers Temple Syracuse East Carolina West Virginia Pittsburgh and more. Division structure aims for balanced strength amid TV revenue push.
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MIAMI
Metro Conference
Ralph McFillen
Boston College
Rutgers
Temple
Syracuse
East Carolina
West Virginia
McFillen
Florida State
Metro
Pittsburgh
Colonial Athletic Association
Sam Jankovich
Beavers Run Up 24-0 Over Owls In Bluefield Showdown
Bluefield Beavers overwhelm Big Creek Owls 24 to 0 as senior halfback David Flack scores three touchdowns and junior Greg Ridley adds one. Quarterback Johnny Grant shines in passing while Bluefield’s line and defense stifle the visitors throughout.
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Bluefield
Big Creek Owls
Flack
Bluefield Beavers
David Flack
Owls
McDowell County
Beavers
Wishbone
Greg Ridley
Ridley
Big Creek
Jay Rhea
Shawn Sizemore
Wayne Murrell
Mike Mustard
Fred Simon
Johnny Grant
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