AA All-State Team Features Trio From C-K
Ceredo-Kenova anchors boast Lucas Ferguson and Dale on the first AA squad as they lead their team to a rare second state title in three years. Weiss from Peterstown leads scorers with 128 points and Porterfield from Hinton stars alongside.
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Hamilton
Pineville
Weiss
Peterstown
Ceredo-Kenova
David Lucas
David Ferguson
Wayne Countians
C-K
Ferguson
Richard Weiss
D. K. Porterfield
Hinton
Tommy Haught
New Martinsville
Magnolia
Dale
Porterfield
Haught
Northern Panhandle
Lucas
Rod Hamilton
Guyar Valley
Golden Adkins
Little Kanawha
Mike Deem
Williamstown
Benny Stutler
Spencer
Junior Cottrill
West Union Doddridge
Carl Ward
Ward
St. Albans
Jack Pack
Mount Hope
Leonard Highlander
Bill Garten Haught
Deem
Guvan Valley
Adkins
Stutler
West Union
Cottrill
Guyan Valley
Benny Stuller
Cottrill West Union
David Lucas Ceredo
Kenova
Ceredo
Red
Tom Haught
Carter Warden
Mullens
Hank Stark
Ee Keneva
Ricky Davidson
Monomgah
Hope T—Haerry Mayo
Beck Stratton
Carl Belcher
John Zuk
Benwood
Tommy Mercer
A Town
Johmn Toler
Oceana
Wally Snyder
Ray Halderman
Monongah
Danny Shannon
Cer-Reneva
Jerry Rea
Arlie Yost
Berkeley
Spr
Bill Lewis
Cowan
Joe Wilson
Wirt
Bluefield
Joe Kiger
Calvin Ripley
A Paolisso
Weir Madonna
Gary
Forks Stead
Robinson
Kite
Cewan
Lowry
Taylor
Bluefield Park Central
Yaeger
Apn
Seckeen
Stutner
Beavers Name Ward Beckett as 1965 Captains
Dickie Ward and Johnny Beckett were named co captains for the 1965 Beavers football team by coach Merrill Gainer at the Beaver Boosters Club banquet. A line man will rotate next year with Ward and Beckett as tri captains.
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Tom Woodward
Bob Davis
Merrill Gainer
Allen Coppinger Jr
Boosters Club
Lambert Arrington
Beaver
Dickie Ward
John Beckett
Beavers
Dicky Ward
Johnny Beckett
Tains
Gainer
Ward
Beckett
Beaver Boosters Club
University of Tennessee
Davis
Carson-Newman
Arlen Coppinger
W. L. Currence
Daily Telegraph
Jim Justice
Ronnie Phelps
Judson Lambert
Goodman Jones
Sam Lambert
West Virginia State Tops Bluefield State 81 to 67
West Virginia State edged Bluefield State 81 67 as Hunter and Hamilton sparked a strong second half scoring run. Hunter 22 points, Hamilton 20, Phelps led Bluefield with 18 while Dean added 15 and Clark 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia State
Hunter
Dave Hamilton
Bluefield State
Hamilton
Gary
Yellow Jacket
Charles Phelps
Big Blues
Ronald Dean
Clark
Vance
Congars
Martin Oo
W. Va
Whitewood Junior High Tops Grundy 52 42
Whitewood Junior High defeated Grundy 52 to 42 in their first outing. Don Cole scored 12 and Daniel King 10 for Whitewood, while Richard Jessee led Grundy with 11 points. Whitewood edged ahead 11-9 after one and 21-17 at halftime, then surged 31-2 in the second half.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitewood Junior High
Don Cole
Daniel King
Grundy
Little Golden Wave
Whitewood
King
Richard Jessee
Bramwell Beats Glenwood 39 to 33 in Junior High clash
Bramwell Junior High, down 20-18 at halftime, edged Glenwood 39 to 33. Phipps scored 19 and Maxey 13 for Bramwell as Glenwood struggled from the line, making only three of 19. Roy Pennington led Glenwood with ten points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bramwell Junior High
Phipps
Maxey
Glenwood
Little Millionaires
Bramwell
Millionaires
Roy Pennington
Grenwood Bramwell Fell & Fg Tt Paves
Jtm
Surface
Murphy
Goins
Pigg
WiBursess
Johnson
Tech men rout William and Mary as drought halts Tribe
Virginia Tech defeated William and Mary 95 63 behind John Wetzel with 20 points and Bob King 17 points and 14 rebounds. Tech pressed W M into a 16 minute field goal drought and pulled away to win their third straight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blacksburg
Virginia Tech
William and Mary
Indians
WEM
Tech
Techmen
John Wetzel
W&m
Bob King
Ted Ware
Ben Pomeroy
Ware
Pomeroy
Walter Wenk
VPI
Paffrath
Wetzel
Martin
Walter
Taylor
Combs
Whitst
Mitchell
Apnd
Rom
Central, E-N Will Battle Here Tonight
Central Junior High faces Elkhorn Northfork tonight at 7 30. The Cougars seek rebound after a debut loss to Beckley. Starters are Mike Heffinger Leslie Conley Steve Bourne David Arnold and Danny Carper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Junior High
Elkhorn-Northfork
Cougars
Beckley
Mike Heffinger
Leslie Conley
Steve Bourne
David Arnold
Danny Carper
Central
College basketball scores and results brief
Frail OCR lists several games with scores including Duke over The Citadel 71 to 6 and Michigan 107 over South Carolina 71 unclear entries show Indiana 75 over Morehead 101 and Ball State 70 over Xavier 74 to 67. NBA results Philadelphia 116 Los Angeles 107.
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Staunton Military
Aeneene
Southarolina
Duke
Citadel
Michigan
Ball State
Xavier
Steven Esee
Indiana
Morehead
Canisius
Baltimore
King
Philaaelphia
Los Angeles
Scholastic and College Tilt Set for Area Tonight
Seventeen scholastic games feature 20 area ranked teams with one alumni match Atehts against old grads at 8. Big Creek visits Pineville in a trio of top showdowns including Montcalm at Bramwell and Garden at Whitewood. Bluefield College Ramblin Reds host Augusta Military at 8.
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Atehts
Big Creek
Pineville
Montcalm
Bramwell
Garden
Whitewood
Gary
Northork-Elkhorn
Hurley
Grundy
Baileysville
Phia
Bland
New Castle
Ft. Chiswell
Giles
Matoaka
Glen Rogers
Jaeger
Marion
Rich Valley
Oakvale
Gap Mills
Peterstown
Ronceverte
Rocky Gap
Spanishburg
Saltville
Patrick Henry
Glade Springs
Park Central
Williamson Liberty
Bluefield College
Reds
Augusta Military
Bill Judy
Rocky
Fabric
Patek Henry Liberty
Williamson
Park
Augusta
Concord
Morris Harvey
Bluefield State
Rio Grande
Phillies Trade Baldschun for Brandt and Knowles
The Philadelphia Phillies ship right hander Jack Baldschun to Baltimore in exchange for outfielder Jack Brandt and lefty Darold Knowles. Baldschun, 29, had a 12-7 record in 1962 and 17 saves in 1964. Brandt hit .297 for the Orioles in 1961 and played 9 games last season. Knowles, 24, began 1965 with Baltimore and later joined Rochester before joining the Orioles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Phillies
Jack Baldschum
Baltimore Orioles
Jack Brandt
Darold Knowles
Baldschun
Brandt
San
Francisco Giants
Orioles
Knowles
Baltimore
Rochester
Red Wings
West leads Lakers game as Cunningham shines against L A
Philadelphia 76ers beat the Los Angeles Lakers 116-107 in Charleston as rookie Billy Cunningham scored 21 before fouling out late. Wilt Chamberlain led L A with 29, Hal Greer added 34, and Jerry West scored 34 for the Lakers in front of 5,800 fans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Billy Cunningham
Philadephia
79Ers
Los Angeles Lakers
National Basketball Association
Wilt Chamberlain
1Éers
Young Cunningham
North Carolina University
Cunningham
Philadelphia
Civic Center
76Ers
Detroit
Lakers
Jerry West
West Virginia University
Hal Greer
Marshall Universe
Chamberlain
NBA
Greer
Falcons Edge Matoaka 44 36 in Monday Night Win
Fairview Junior High rallied from 21 26 at halftime to defeat Matoaka 44 36 at Matoaka. Coach John Hamlin’s Falcons earned their second straight win as Mark Bruch led with 16 points and Nick Colabro added 11 while Mills tallied 13 for Matoaka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairview Junior High
Matoaka
John Hamlin
Falcons
Little Indians
Mills
Fairview
Mark Bruch
Nick Colabro
Tazewell Junior High Wins In Sudden Death
David Wadsworth sank a foul shot in sudden death to lift Tazewell Junior High over Richlands 48-47 in a two overtime opener. Wadsworth scored after 47-47 tied scores, as Terry Wess led Richlands with 25 points and Doc Barrett had 18 for Tazewell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Wadsworth
Tazewell Junior High
Richlands
Tazewell
Wadsworth
Terry Wess
Doc Barrett
Jerry Lockhart
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W. L. Stubbyv Currerce
Pivofield Daily Telegraph
Jim Mearns
Rodney Hamilton
Johnny Toler
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Purcell Buford
Creg Daniels
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