Sunday NBA Results and Monday Schedule
Indiana defeated Milwaukee 107 to 103 while the Clippers beat the Timberwolves 102 to 77 Portland topped Utah 101 to 97 in Sundays games. Mondays slate includes Boston 135 Seattle 102 and Washington at Utah late with Denver at Cleveland at 7 30 p m NFL standings noted with Monday Dec 10 Los Angeles Raiders at Detroit 9 p m.
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Packers and Vikings Postgame Statistics Report
Team and individual totals show Green Bay led by Dilweg passing 16 of 29 for 172 yards with Sharpe catching 4 for 93. Minnesota counters with Gannon 11 of 21 for 150 and Anderson rushing 13 for 60. Receivers include Carter 4 for 96 for Minnesota and Sharpe 4 for 93 for Green Bay. No missed field goals.
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Quote of the Day: Gibbs and West Virginia Ski Updates
Joe Gibbs Redskins coach comments aside the article lists slope conditions in West Virginia resorts from the Southeastern Areas Association. Canaan Valley reports an inch base with two slopes open and groomed surface. Silver Creek plans to open December 6. Snowshoe shows an 18 inch base with five slopes open and groomed surface. Timberline has no opening date yet. Winterplace plans to open December 5 with new announcements.
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NBA Tonight Schedule Highlights for Friday
A busy evening features Portland at Miami, Seattle at New Jersey, Orlando at New York, Milwaukee at Philadelphia, Phoenix at Chicago, Indiana at Minnesota, Atlanta at Houston, Detroit at the Lakers, and Dallas at Sacramento. All games tip off 7:30 p.m. except later matches.
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Stauffer Leads Peterstown in State Final Rush
State final action saw Kerry Stauffer of Peterstown rush against Duval on November 24. Stauffer, with teammates Travis Jackson and Chad Johnston, earned Class A all state honors in the Monday announcement.
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Evening Sports Schedule Highlights Across Networks
Tonight features Clemson at Seton Hall on ESPN at 7 Clemson travels to Seton Hall while Suns visit Bulls on TNT at 8 N C State plays Syracuse at 9 on ESPN and Pistons visit Lakers at 10 30 on TNT Local picks include West Virginia at Marshall at 6 40 on WHIS WAEY and Charleston at Concord at 7 30 and Garden at Richlands plus Mercer Christian at Rainelle Also Bluefield State hosts Charleston and Lincoln Memorial visits Concord at 5 15 P M on ESPNW
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Charleston Class A All State Team Named by WV Writers
The West Virginia Sports Writers Association selects Charleston area players for the Class A All State team. Honorees include quarterbacks Kerry Stauffer Peterstown and Chris Haynes Union Monroe, and multiple backs, linemen, and defensive standouts from teams such as Cameron Mullens and Peterstown with numerous seniors listed.
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MLB and NL Baseball Front Office Moves and Trades
In the American League, the Orioles released Mike Smith. the White Sox named Buddy Bell director of minor scouting. The Brewers named Tony Muser to lead their Denver affiliate, with Denver coach Johnson and Wayne Krenchicki as Arizona League manager. The Yankees traded Oscar Azucar to the Padres for a minor league player to be named later. In the National League, the Braves signed Terry Pendleton to a four year deal, and the Cubs released pitcher Kevin Coffman.
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Stith helps Cavs slip by Panthers in upset win
Virginia guard Bryant Stith returns from a sprained ankle to score 28 points and spark No. 21 Virginia past No. 11 Pittsburgh 84-80. He adds 12 rebounds and five steals as Jeff Jones’s Cavaliers survive a grueling 11-day stretch. John Crotty adds 18, Kenny Turner 15, and Anthony Oliver 14 for Virginia.
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Davis powers Rattlers past Fairmont State in WVU clash
Willie Davis scored 36 points and grabbed 17 rebounds to lift Alderson-Broaddus to a 109-105 victory over Fairmont State in the West Virginia Conference. Chris Morrow added 23 points and Shawn Carey 22 as the Rattlers overcome a halftime deficit and held on for the win.
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Butler Beats Notre Dame 91 77 on Road Shocker
Darin Archbold led Butler with 19 points and perfect 10-for-10 free throws as the Bulldogs never trailed to upset Notre Dame 91-77. Notre Dame, missing point guard Tim Singleton with back spasms, dropped its fifth straight as Butler earned only its second win over the Fighting Irish in 18 meetings.
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Weatherspoon leads Southern Miss past Hawaii Loa in home opener
Clarence Weatherspoon scored 16 points and grabbed 11 rebounds as No 15 Southern Mississippi routed Hawaii Loa 105 71. The Golden Eagles opened 2 0 after a 22 6 run to lead 53 28 at halftime. Weatherspoon and Daron Jenkins each had four dunks in the win.
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Meade records second lifetime ace at Princeton Elks
Bluefield golfer Joe Meade achieved his second hole in one on the fifth hole at Princeton Elks Country Club last Sunday. He used a 7 iron for the 151 yard stroke while playing with son Jody and grandsons Chris Mike and Jeff in a three generation fivesome.
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Celtics blitz Sonics in 135-102 victory
Boston built a 28-10 third period edge to surge past Seattle 135-102 as Robert Parish led with 22 points. Seven Celtics joined in double figures, marking Boston’s ninth win in 10 games while extending Seattle’s fifth straight defeat.
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