CFA Approves NBC Pact. Split With NCAA Likely
Atlanta AP report says CFA gave initial approval to an NBC TV contract totaling 180 million dollars, with 33 in favor, 20 against, five abstentions, and three not voting due to credentials. Members have until Sept 10 to reconsider, faced potential NCAA sanctions and possible lawsuits. NBC and CFA tout rival plans for four seasons starting 1982.
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Beavers Dominate Grid-O-Rama Opener With 29-8 Victory
Bluefield Beavers intercepted twice and blocked a punt to take a 22-0 lead and roll past Cave Spring 29-8 at Mitchell Stadium in the Fifth Annual Grid-O-Rama. Greenbrier East topped Graham 15-8 as Marc Miller shined with a 100+ rushing yards and a late score.
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Baseball and softball tourneys dominate September schedule
Today's games feature Houston at Philadelphia and Los Angeles at St Louis among the key MLB matchups with 2:15 to 8:05 p.m. lines. A Peterstown Jaycees hosted women’s double elimination slow-pitch softball tourney runs September 12-13 with no entry fee and first eight teams. contact numbers 753-4763 and 753-4829. In Johnson City, Bluefield beat the Cardinals 11-4 as Rooney and Alexander combined on the win, Rooney also appearing at the plate with 15 hits by the Bird bullpen.
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Graham G-Men Beaten Tigers CS In 0-0 Tie
In a 0-0 Grid-O-Rama opener at Mitchell Stadium, Princeton Tigers fail to score against Cave Spring Knights as defense dominates. Mo Kinzer nearly breaks through late. cave Spring stalls all drives with key stops and Tim Fulton, Nate O'Dell, and Brooke Emery shine on defense and offense. Pulaski County then defeats Tazewell 14-3, with Stansbury and Hess contributing for the Bulldogs.
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Giles Spartans and Pocahontas shine at Ernie Hicks Jamboree
Giles Spartans in the A game beat Richlands 35 0 while B team lost 22 0 to Pocahontas Indians. Giles star Greg Mance rushed 114 yards and scored while Leon King opened scoring. Narrows defeated Richlands 20 6 and Narrows beat Honaker 27 18 in other mini games. Pocahontas and Honaker played to a scoreless tie in the final session.
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