Mullens Rebels cruise past Gary Coaldiggers 83 to 49
Mullens shoots to a 20 point first quarter lead and dominates the night at Welch Armory. Mike D Antoni scores 21 for Mullens while Carlos Hatfield 17 and Rodney Mizelle 13 with nine rebounds pace the victory. Gary fails to reach double figures as Mullens improves to 2 0.
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Mullens Rebels
Mike D'Antoni
Gary Coaldiggers
Welch Armory
D'Antoni
Carlos Hatfield
Rodney Mizelle
Rebels
Gary Player
Ben Dalton
D’antonio
Mullens
Mizelle
Robert ‘Orr
Gary
Gary Fe
Ant'ni
Bailey
Stevens
Wt'mas
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Kelly
Sandy
Orr
Hatfield
Berry Mizelle Ll
Cth'm’s
Wikes
S’n
Pen’t’n
Wilk’s
Dalton
Brehm
Hall
Wade Gaines
Dillon
Bramwell Nips Park Central 67 69 In Bluefield Tilt
Junior guard Morris Smith sank two free throws with ten seconds left to lift the Bramwell Millionaires to a 67-65 win over Park Central Thundering Herd. Dennis Hood scored 18 for Bramwell and Arthur Brown led Park Central with 18. The victory was Bramwell’s fourth straight. Park Central dropped to 0-2.
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Bramwell
Nips Park Central
Morris Smith
Bramwell Millionaires
Park Central Thundering Herd
Bluefield
Millionaires
Thundering Herd
Fred Parnell
Park Central
Smith
Dennis Hood
Jay Barringer
Arthur Brown
Perk Central
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Burton
Carper
Hood
Moan
Rt Wilts
Rtin
Jones
Wright
Mu Smith
Jefferies
Brown
Banks Oo "Folele
Davidson-Stewart
Pioneers Rally To Edge Concord For 59 51 SCC Victory
Glenville trailed by eight points early in the contest then surged ahead and dominated the rest of the game for a 59 51 State College Conference win over Concord at Glenville Friday night. The setback was the Mountain Intercollegiate's second loss in five games.
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Pioneers
College
Concord
Baileysville edges Gilbert in late surge for 71 66 win
Baileysville Rough Riders led by Robert Lusk and Jerry Miller sprinted past Gilbert 71 66 on Friday. Lusk scored 21, adding 17 more as the Riders pulled away in the fourth period while Baileysville hit 32 of 46 free throws to Gilbert 13 of 31.
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Baileysville Rough Riders
Robert Lusk
Jerry Miller
Gilbert
Baileysville
Lusk
Rough Riders
Prooindaea
Cantrell
Brown
Gilbert Anw
Nixon-McLain
Bethany Swimmers Sweep WVU and Monmouth Duo
Bethany defeated West Virginia N. J. College 65 to 39 and Monmouth 73 to 31 in a double dual meet at Bethany. WVU also topped Monmouth by 65 to 39 in the same event.
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Monmouth
W. Va
West Virginia N. J. College
WVU
Mountaineers
Matoaka Tops Herndon 78 71 Behind Late Clutch Play
Matoaka Indians defeat Herndon 78 71 as Arlon Mills sits most of the second half with fouls. Howard Blankenship and Billy Godfrey spark a fourth quarter rally to seal Matoaka’s fourth straight win. Sizemore leads Herndon with 19 in the final period, but Matoaka holds on.
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Arlon Mills
Jim Sizemore
Herndon
Matoaka
Mills
Ing
Howard Blankenship
Billy Godfrey
Sizemore
Indians
Blankenship
Willie Graham
Beavers rout Graham as Pritchett posts 41 points
Senior Tommy Pritchett tallies a career high 41 points and 30 rebounds while Bluefield Beavers dominate crosstown rival Graham 105 to 50 at Bluefield. Musser and Colabro contribute strong bench play as Beavers reach over 100 points for the first time in years.
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Tommy Pritchett
Bluefield Beavers
Graham
Bluefield
Chargers
Beaver
Beavers
John Chmara
John Quintier
Pritchett
Chuck Perdue
Bluefielders
Gmen
Leon Bradshaw
Will
Robert Fuque
Gary Musser
Musser
Fries Edge Rockets 66 64 in Bland Showdown
Fries defeated the Bland Rockets 66-64 at Bland Friday night to improve to 2-2 while Bland drops to 2-1. Sparked by 23 points from Jimmy Hutchens, Fries also got 19 from Danny Patton and 15 from Joe Recter.
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Bland Rockets
Fries
Bland
Jimmy Hutchens
Danny Patton
Joe Recter
Marion Scarlet Hurricane Top Grundy 74 57 in Upset Showdown
Marion's Scarlet Hurricane beat Grundy Golden Wave 74 to 57 on Friday. Jeff Snider and Le Slagle scored for Marion as they pulled away in the second half to move to 2–0 in recent play. Big Pat Johnson led Grundy with 19 points, while Bill Cecil had 12.
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Scarlet Hurri
Jeff Snider
le Slagle
Grundy Golden Wave
Scarlet Hurricane
Virginia
Bill Cecil
Grundy
Maron
Golden Wave
Patrick Henry
Roanoke
Grundy Fe
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Lee
White
Harve
U ' Johns
Snider
Mathey
Wolf'rd
Philips
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Woods
St*ph
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Oceana Indians Top Welch 57 33 in Friday Clash
Oceana broke a 47 47 tie with seven straight points in the fourth quarter to beat Welch 57 53. Three Oceana players reached double digits as the unbeaten Indians, coached by Paul Greer, earned win No 3. Welch drops to 1 2. The game featured ten ties and eleven lead changes.
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Oceana
Welch
Indians
Maroon Wave
Tribe
Paul Greer
Honaker Dominates Garden Green 81–57 Victory
Honaker used a balanced scoring attack and strong rebounding to defeat Garden Green Dragons 81 to 57 at Oakwood. Randall Taylor and Larry Browning led Honaker with 19 points each, Jimmy Stanley led Garden with 17 as Garden suffered a fourth straight setback.
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Garden Green Dragons
Oakwood
Green Dragons
Garden
Larry Browning
Jimmy Stanley
Honaker Fg
Garden Ft
Patrick
Br'ning
White
Hinkle
Taylor
West
McN Ity
Stanley
Smith Tiller
Dial
Cox
Slate
Stratton
Musick
Lawson, Lindsey
High school cage results from Matewan to Morris
A collage of final scores from many West Virginia high school boys basketball games across districts. Notable results include Wahama 81 over Buffalo Putnam 47, Meadow Bridge 94 over Sandstone 46, Parkersburg 60 over New Martinsville 34, Morgantown 67 over Buckhannon 32, and Charleston-area bouts like Huntington East 83 over Williamson 72.
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Sutton
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Richwood
Seth
Van
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New Martinsville
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Clay Battelle
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Terra Alta
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Kingwood
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Wheeling
Weirton
Triadelphia
John Marshall
Wheeling Linsly
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Wellsburg
Oak Glen
Grennbrier East
Mount Hope
Summersville
Ansted
Lewis
Clarksburg
Roosevelt Wilson
Grafton
Shinnston
Bristol
Tygarts Valley
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Drum
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Ripley
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St. Albans
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Greenbrier West
Huntington East
Williamson
Milton
Marshall
Buffalo Wayne
Hamlin
Harts
Wheeling Central
Madison
Notre Dame
Washington Irving
Charleston
Stonewall Jackson
Herbert Hoover
Southern Conference approves minimum football schedule
The Southern Conference votes to require six conference football games starting in 1973, with William and Mary backing the proposal by a 6-2 vote. Action on a 14-game conference basketball schedule and on limiting athletic scholarships to 12 was postponed to spring. Chattanooga membership review may proceed after Tennessee is included in the conference territory.
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Southern Conference
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Theodore Perros
Lloyd P. Jordan
William and Mary
George Washington University
Citadel
University of Chattanooga
Tennessee
Rebels Fall 69 04 65 to Cleveland Powering 465 Victory
Jeff Owen and Marvin Amos combined for 55 points and 28 rebounds as Cleveland beat Hurley 84 to 65 Friday night. Cleveland grabbed a 24 15 lead, stretched it to 38 31 at halftime, and shot 35 65 from the floor while Hurley hit 27 field goals and 11 free throws. Mike Combs added 12 for Cleveland as Justus and Tester led Hurley with 22 and 19 points respectively.
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Marvin Amos
Cleveland
Hurley Rebels
Hurley
Mike Justus
Dorse Tester
Powers
Harmon
Artrip
Burks
Peliey
Harley
Cleve
Chilhowie Football Edges Rich Valley 50 to 40
Chilhowie led 29 to 14 at halftime and held on to defeat Rich Valley 50 40 on Friday night. Jim Blevins scored 16 points, Bobby Hicks added 10, as the duo paced the Chilhowie attack.
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Chilhowie
Rich Valley
Jim Blevins
Bobby Hicks
Chilhowie Fett
Fett
Webb
Hale
Frye
Hicks
Puckett
Blevins
Griffith
H’ning
Bishop
Viers
Rowe
Tolliver Lifts Wildcats Past Montcalm By 80-79
Senior Dale Tolliver scored the winning field goal with one second left as Spanishburg Wildcats edged Montcalm Generals 80-79 at Spanishburg High School. Tolliver had seven field goals, 18 rebounds, and 30 points. Albert Stanger led Montcalm with 19 points. The teams traded leads, with a tight late-fourth quarter after a 38-32 halftime margin.
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Montcalm
Dale ‘Folliver
Spanishburg Wildcats
Montcalm Generals
Spanishburg High School
Spanishburg
Wildcats
Albert Stanger
Generals
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