Record of Tonight's Games From The Record Philadelphia at Los Angeles to Roanoke Valley Christian 57
A compilation of sports results and upcoming schedules across multiple leagues. Includes NHL NBA college and high school lines with teams such as New York Islanders Detroit St Louis Philadelphia Boston New York Rangers Toronto Washington Pittsburgh Chicago Colorado Montreal and more.
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Montreal
Los Angeles
Vancouver
Yale
New York Islanders
Detroit
St Louis
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Boston
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Toronto
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New York
NY Islanders
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NY Ra
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Indiana
Milwaukee
Minnesota
San Antonio
Houston
Cleveland
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Spm
Notice of Sale and Public Auctions Across Virginia and West Virginia
Public notices announce sales by auction for boats, motors, and trailers including a Thundercraft Magrum boat with an Evinrude 85 HP motor in Bluefield, plus various repossessed motor vehicles in Grundy Tazewell and Bluefield. Also listed are Public Service Commission actions on Coastal Tank Lines tariff supplements and final settlements of estates with multiple executors and administrators.
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Bluefield
Bee Hive Auto Par
Grundy Virginia
Burch Skylark
General Motors Acceptance Corp
Bivellera Virginia
Motger
Kequest
Ramey Chevrolet
Tazewell
Virginia
Wil
Public Service Commission OF
West Virginia
Charleston
Public Servea Commission OF
West Virgin
Capitol
Crarteston
Mac
Coastal Tank Lines, Inc
Akron
Wva
West Virgina
Bivefield
Beckley
Clarksburg
Elkins
Huntington
Morgantown
Parkersburg
Wheeling
Pontiac Buick, Inc
Pennington
Roy E
Robbie Wilda Pennington
Goodykoontz
Roy Lee
Lena Goodykoont
Gott
Ruby Kate
Sarah G Holroyd
Lanton
N. E
Marie Santon
Cohen
Clara May
Norris Kantor
Dishman
Margaret Irene
Jonny Frazier
Wright
Carl
Lindaa Dunagean
Guardian
Charles
Linda Dunagan
Mercer County Commission
Robert E Holroyd
Frinceton
Mary Ferguson Clark
Dave © Clark
Wanda Christine Combs
Lester F Combs
Gladys B. Echols
First National Bank of
Sherman R. Gearheart
Ann O Gearheart
John Richard Greear
Edith Greear
Jimmy Sayers
Charlotte Sayers
Bertha Lee Spencer
Irene v Moore
James Henry Williams
Cora Lee Williams
William T. Hancock
Radford Palladiums Past Rams in 107 72 Win
Rad ford Highlanders dominated Bluefield College Rams 107 to 72 as Skip Smith led with 20 points and six Rad ford players hit double figures. Rad ford held a 44 to 21 rebounding edge and remained undefeated at home. Marcus Bryan and Dan Grubbs each scored 13, Grubbs added nine rebounds to lead Rad ford. Dean Martin topped Bluefield with 15 points. Waldine Wallace added 14.
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Radford
Skip Smith
Highlanders
Bluefield College
Rams
Marcus Bryan
Dan Grubbs
Doug Hanau
Grubbs
Dean Martin
Waldine Wallace
Bluefield
Smith
Graninger
Hodnett
Haupt
Peters
Etherington
Alley
Martin
Wallace
Walthall
Renzy
Hanau
Bryan
Wilbourne
Booth
Lacy
Robinson
Blankenship
Epperly
Halftone
Pulaski beats George Wythe 94 to 79 in Friday hoops
Pulaski County defeated George Wythe 94 79 led by Roy Flynn 17 points and Ernie Smith 28 for GW. Mike Wood contributed 17 for GW while Steve Crockett added 12. Pulaski's James Clack Tony Webb and Roy Lambert posted 14 14 and 10 as teammates supported the win. George Wythe won the jayvee 44 36.
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Pulaski
Pulaski County
George Wythe
Maroons
Ernie Smith
Mike Wood
Steve Crockett
Roy Flynn
James Clack
Tony Webb
Roy Lambert
Jayvee
C Crockett
Wood
Lester
Willis
Smith
McPeak
S Crockett
Lane
Dupuis
Herndon
Black
D Brown
S Brown
Clack
Flyn
Hanks
Harvey
Lambert
Morrison
Olverson
Spraker
Webb
John Battle Edges G-Men In Tight Clash
John Battle defeated Graham 57 to 49 on Friday night. Battle built an early lead, faced a spurt by the G-Men, then pulled away in the final period. Boo Chafin led Battle with 14 points while John Quintier had 15 for Graham and Tim Moore added 12 in the loss.
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John Battle
Graham
Boo Chafin
John Quintier
Quintier
Moore
Boone
Hurley
Sharrock
Chafin
Ketron
Brooks
McChesey
Posey
Camba
Faulkner
Wright
John Rattle
Cobras Top Pocahontas in Black Diamond clash 71-58
Cobras pull away in the fourth quarter to defeat Pocahontas 71 to 58 as Greg Tiller leads with 20 points and Marty Bostic and Jeff Mathis add 19 each. William Kennedy tops Pocahontas with 18 while Jimmy Harding scores 16 and Barry Thompson 10. Council also wins the B game 41-31.
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Pocahontas
Cobras
Council
Pocahontas Indians
Greg “Lurch” Tiller
Marty Bostic
Jeff Mathis
Rick Austin
Indians
William Kennedy
Jimmy Harding
Barry Thompson
Austin
Bostic
Mathis
Tiller
Richlands Blue Tornado Topples PH in 67 53 Victory
Richlands led early, trailed at halftime, then surged past Patrick Henry 67 to 53. Greg Compton scored 28 and Scott Farquharson added 24 as Richlands improved to 2-2 behind a strong fourth quarter. Tony Bird, Tony Weber and Kenneth Watson scored for Patrick Henry.
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Richlands
Greg Compton
Scott Farquharson
Patrick Henry
Compton
Farquharson
Company
Patrick
Tony Bird
Tony Weber
Kenneth Watson
Webb
Foster
Johnson
Watson
Henderson
McCrell
Sieith
Bond
Altiver
Lotels
Grundy Edges Marion in Southwest District thriller
Grundy Golden Wave beat Marion Scarlet Hurricane 66 to 57 as Brad Goff scored 23 points leading Grundy. Steve Farmer 12 Mike Asbury 11 and Greg Riffe 11 supported, while Marion’s Brett Taylor Mike Camel and Clayton Crigger each had 14. Marion outrebounded Grundy but committed more turnovers.
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Marion
Grundy Golden Wave
Brad Goff
Marion Scarlet Hurricane
Goff
Steve Farmer
Mike Asbury
Greg Riffe
Brett Taylor
Mike Camel
Clayton Crigger
Grundy
Farmer
Keene
Asbury
Riffe
Hess
Church
White
Taylor
Camel
Barton
Henley
Spartans Edge Floyd County In New River District Battle
Giles Spartans beat Floyd County 67 to 44 as Pearsburg Curtis Woods and Mike Owens combine for 38 points. Woods 22 and Owens 16 lead Giles, while Floyd’s Tim West adds 22 in a low scoring Friday game.
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Curtis Woods
Mike Owens
Spartans
Giles
Floyd County
Woods
Owens
Floyd
Tim
West
K West
T West
Shelor
Williams
Turner
Dickerson
Thompson
Shrader
Gentry
Davidson
Montgomery
Holston Edges Honaker In District Showdown
Holston tops Honaker 65 59 after a 39 31 halftime lead in a Hogahgee District game. Tony Ritchie leads Holston with 20 points, Kevin Johnston adds 16, while Mike Hall scores 17 for Honaker and Garland Honaker adds 14. Tom Hale grabs 11 rebounds for the Tigers as Johnson posts 13 for Holston.
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Honaker
Holston
Honaker Tigers
Tony Ritchie
Kevin Johnston
Mike Hall
Garland
Tom Hale
Tigers
Johnson
Houston
Ritchie
Johnston
Roberts
Holloway
Foster
Orr
Sullivan
Morphew Honaker
Hall
Coleman
Breedhove
Hale
McGlaughlin
Young
Music
Rockets Edge Fries 67 44 in high school thriller
The Bland Rockets defeated Fries 67 to 44 on home floors as Vic Groceclose and Theron Newberry combined for 49 points. Groceclose scored 29 with 11 of 15 from the line, Newberry 20 with nine field goals. Barry Shupe led Fries with 20, followed by 16 for Church Hodges. A third-quarter run by Bland, adding 18 points, broke the game open. The Rockets also won a preliminary 45-35.
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Bland Rockets
Wildcats
Fries
Vic Groceclose
Theron Newberry
Groceclose
Newberry
Barry Shupe
Church Hodges
Bland
Rockets
Little Rockets
Bland Is
Ise
Foster
Howe
Conston
Fries — Hodes
Peamnan
Hall
Shupe
Wollernis
Mit
Lowell
Whitewood Beats Lebanon 87 79 In Hoops Showdown
Whitewood Indians beat Lebanon 87 to 79 behind Rocky Cole scoring 36 points on 10 field goals and 16 of 20 free throws. Lebanon trailed 16 19 after one, led by seven at halftime, but Whitewood dominated the second half to secure the victory. Jeff Garret and Jeff Nipper topped Lebanon with 17 points each.
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Whitewood
Rocky Cole
Lebanon
Indians
Jeff Garret
Jeff Nipper
Henley
Campbell
Jaynes
Garret
Harmon
Jessie
Nipper
Bryant
Cole
Maxwell
van Dyke
Honaker
Goodman
Dotson
Shell Replaces Wagner In Bowl
Donnie Shell of the Pittsburgh Steelers was named by the NFL Friday to replace Mike Wagner on the American Conference Pro Bowl team. The change comes after a review of ballots from head coaches and players. The Pro Bowl is set for Monday January 29 at the Los Angeles Coliseum.
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NEW York
Donnie Shell
Pittsburgh Steelers
National Football League
Mike Wagner
Los Angeles Coliseum
NFL Players Association
Furman Invades Marshall Today
Furman University visits Huntington to face Marshall in a key Southern Conference game. Furman, 3-1 after a long layoff, seeks to rebound under coach Eddie Holbrook against a 0-1 conference Marshall squad led by Stu Aberdeen. The Paladins feature Stretch Moore and Al Daniel as top scorers, while Marshall relies on Bunny Gibson and George Washington to spark its offense.
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Huntington
Marshall University
Furman
Marshall
Greenville
S.C
Roanoke
Stu Aberdeen
Aberdeen
Ohio Wesleyan
Appalachian State
Jonathan ‘Stretch’ Moore
al Daniel
Reggie Small
Randy Butler
Dale Crowe
Mel Daniel
Daniel
Montcalm Advances To Class A Final In WV Tournament
Montcalm edged Mathias 38 36 in a semifinal at Buckhannon to reach the Class A title game behind Pam Lucado's defense. Tammy Faw led Montcalm with 15 points and 10 rebounds as the Generals overcame 26 turnovers and poor shooting. The winner faces Parkersburg Catholic or Charleston Catholic in Saturday’s final.
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Buckhannon
W.va
Montcalm
Pam Lucado
Mathias
West Virginia
Parkersburg Catholic
Charleston Catholic
Elaine Teets
Teets
Harts
West Virginia Wesleyan College
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