Bluefield Invitational Opens Friday With Four West Virginia Teams
The Greater Bluefield Invitational Basketball Tournament starts Friday at Bluefield State College with Concord vs Shepherd at 7:00 and Bluefield State meeting West Virginia State at 9:00. All four West Virginia Conference teams participate, advance sale tickets are available at multiple pharmacies in Bluefield and Princeton, two night passes cost 5 dollars, single nights 3 dollars, and a ticket is required for all attendees.
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Bowl lineups and scores across several bowls and NBA results
The record lists Mizlou and NBC broadcasts for several bowls including Holiday, Bluebonnet, Cotton and Fiesta with matchups such as Michigan vs UCLA and Penn State vs Southern California. It covers Detroit and Seattle NBA box scores and a slate of NFL-style schedules with game times and channel notes.
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Mountaineers extend home win streak and guard duo pace win
West Virginia topped Ohio State as guards Tony Washam and Greg Jones combined for 29 points and five assists. Coach Gene Catlett used four guards in rotation while noting the pair's natural playmaking. The Mountaineers have 20 straight home wins dating to a 76-73 overtime loss to Marshall on Dec. 6, 1980, the third longest streak in school history.
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Rams Top Falcons 21-16 on Monday Night Football
The Los Angeles Rams defeated the Atlanta Falcons 21 to 16 in NFL action at Fulton County Stadium in Atlanta Georgia.
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Triangle Sportsmen Meet At Holiday Inn Bluefield
The Triangle Sportsman's Club will hold its weekly business and dinner meeting on Wednesday at 7 p.m. at the Holiday Inn in Bluefield along Cumberland Road. A proposed lease between the Rifle Club and the Gun Club will be discussed and voted on.
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Theis Mann Sees Young Patriots Players Earn Chance
Theis Mann discusses giving young Patriots players an opportunity to play as New England evaluates them for 1982. Rutigliano notes the plan while coach Erhardt says Sullivan may fire after the season but supports evaluation. Bum Phillips praises Saints’ improvement in Monday post mortem. Jim Plunkett, benched for a thumb injury, could return alongside Marc Wilson after Chicago loss.
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Holtz stays with Arkansas amid South Carolina rumors
Arkansas coach Lou Holtz says he is not leaving the Razorbacks despite reports linking him to South Carolina. He praises Arkansas and notes the team’s five straight bowls, a 45-13-1 five-year record, and his commitment to remaining head coach.
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Guidry Accepts Yankees Offer in Five Year Deal
Free agent pitcher Ron Guidry agreed to a five year contract with the New York Yankees, reportedly worth about 1 million dollars per year. The Herald notes four years are guaranteed with a club option or buyout after year four.
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Jaeger coach Bright battles laryngitis after long road trip
Jaeger High School wrestling coach Sandy Bright endures a relentless schedule as his laryngitis returns after a late Greenbrier County trip. He leads a growing program from 1974, balancing practice on a stage and transportation duties while maintaining discipline and Sunday School duties. Meanwhile North Carolina tops the AP basketball poll with Kentucky, Louisville and others close behind as the Top 10 holds firm.
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Welsh Takes Wahoo Post As Virginia Names Coach
George Welsh, prominent for top coaching options, reportedly accepted Virginia’s football coach job per Richmond Times Dispatch sources. Athletic Director Dick Schultz said first choice was selected and a formal announcement is planned, with Welsh confirming initial talks.
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