Narrows Stuns Title In District Opener
Narrows shocks Wytheville 64 62 in overtime to open New River District play and share the lead after one night as Radford Floyd Blacksburg Dublin and Galax also win. Jyde Crewey 18 points leads Narrows with Reed 16 and Biggs 12, while Wytheville’s Alston 14 and Jackson 13 pace the losers.
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West Virginia and Virginia boys basketball tip off 1972-73
West Virginia opens with Bramwell hosting Spanishburg and Montcalm at Oakvale as defending Class A state champs start the season. In Virginia, Garden meets Hurley, Grundy at Richlands, John Battle visits Marion, Bland hosts Rich Valley, and Whitewood travels to Pocahontas as schedules begin across the region.
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Deer Hunters See Broad Success In Monroe County
A large number of area hunters registered deer kills over the past two weeks at Halls Supply in Waiteville Monroe County. Listed are names from Bluefield Princeton and other communities who reported deer taken including James Lilly Robert Surbouch Mark Riply Elbert Stuart Carl Muncey Willard Poole and many others.
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Marshall Eyes Second Win Against UNC Charlotte
Marshall University hosts North Carolina Charlotte at Memorial Field House aiming to improve to 2-6. The Thundering Herd, led by Bill James, seek a strong showing after an 85-70 win over Morris Harvey. The MCC 49ers, paced by Dereek Jones and Luther Jefferson, are 2-1 this season.
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Falcons Take 94-79 Victory in WVIC Play
Fairmont State used height to overpower West Virginia Wesleyan 94-79 in a WVIC basketball game. Edryn and Bill Linzy led Fairmont with 24 points each while Dean Wolfe and Dave Cores paced Wesleyan with 22 and 19 points respectively.
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Randle Named Coach of Year
East Carolina's Sonny Randle was named Southern Conference Coach of the Year after guiding the Pirates to their first league title. He took the job in 1971 and finished the season 9-2 overall, 6-0 in conference play, despite losing 23 seniors from the previous year.
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Princeton Nips Graham In Jr High Cage Opener
Princeton edged Graham 53 49 in the junior high opener at Princeton. Frankie Smith led Princeton with 19 points and Dave Williams added 8 while Graham’s Bradshaw and Graham scored 16 and 11 respectively.
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Tazewell Nips Richlands 44 to 41 in junior high clash
Tazewell defeated Richlands 44 41 on Monday at Tazewell. M Wadkins scored 11 for the Bulldogs while Monk led Richlands with 12 and Keene and Cross added 10 each. Dennis and Kyle led Tazewell on the boards.
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AP Cage Scores Highlight Rough Night Across Divisions
A slate of early season games shows multiple upsets and strong performances led by N. Caro A&T and Indiana rivalries. Notable results include Navy over Dickinson, Florida Memorial over Payne College, Pitt over Rutgers, and Georgetown Kentucky defeating Campbellsville. Several overtime finishes and high scoring rallies punctuated the day.
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Beaver's Annual Grid Banquet Slated Tonight
The Bluefield Beaver High School football banquet is set for the West Virginian Hotel at 6 15 p m with James West of the University of Virginia as guest speaker. Dave Spracher will MC and tickets are available at Medical Arts Pharmacy until noon today.
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Heisman Trophy Winner Will Be Announced Today
New York AP reports the Heisman Trophy for the 1972 season will be awarded Tuesday. Johnny Rodgers of Nebraska is favored for performance and value to his team, despite past legal incidents. rivals include Hufnagel, Pruitt, Davis, Jones, Huff, Davis, and Glover.
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West Virginia Tops Richmond Spiders 55 to 48
Mountaineers improve to 2-0 after a late first half surge against Richmond. Scott MacDonald scores 16 points with 12 in the first half while Dave McCardle adds 14 as WVU holds off a second half rally by the Spiders, who fall to 0-2 and struggle at the foul line.
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Tazewell Wins 8th Grade Game Over Richlands 43 20
Tazewell 8th grade topped Richlands 43 20 with Jeff Barnes leading scoring at 14 points. Bowmen added 7 while Morrison Rasnake Strong Grindstaff each had 4 and Moore Mitchell Hoops scored. Richlands was led by Terry Mash with 8 and Street with 4. Larry Bowman and Don Rasnake led Tazewell on the boards.
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Nicklaus Sets Pro Golf Record in 1972
Jack Nicklaus posted a banner 1972 season with 7 wins in 19 tours, 10 top finishes, and $320,542 official prize money, a new PGA Tour single year record. He raised career earnings to $1,703,705.99 and closed the year with a nine stroke Walt Disney World Open win worth $30,000.
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Rams top 49ers 26 to 16 on Monday night
The Los Angeles Rams defeated the San Francisco 49ers 26 16 in a nationally televised game from San Francisco. The win keeps the Rams playoff hopes alive with two weeks remaining in the regular season.
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