Trojans Dominate Owls In Athens High School Basketball
Athens Trojans defeated Oakvale Owls 61 to 39 Friday night. Chuck Wagner scored 27 points, including 15 in the third period, while Ed Johnson added 15 and Fritz Taylor nine for Athens. Howard Smith led Oakvale with 15 points as the Owls fell to 2-1.
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Jansn
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Alxndr
Welch Maroon Wave topples Cubs in 73 61 road win
Marvin Miles and Maurice Robinson combined for 51 points as Welch's Maroon Wave defeated Jaeger 73 61. Miles scored 27 and Robinson 24 while Jaeger trailed 15 11 after one quarter and 33 24 at halftime.
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Indians Beat Montcalm 80 78 In Tight Friday Clash
Matoaka and Montcalm traded leads before Matoaka surged in the third quarter to pull ahead 59 56 and held on for an 80 78 victory. Leonard Graves scored 28 for Matoaka with 14 rebounds while Kenny Hedrick led Montcalm with 23 points and Hamlin added 21.
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Frankie Jennings
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Midkiff
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Herd Rips Bulldogs In Memorial Tourney Rout
Marshall University Thunder ing Herd routed Mississippi State 95-69 to reach the Memorial tournament championship round. Marshall, now 5 0, faces St John s New York after the Redmen beat Rhode Island 85 75. Russell Lee led with 19 points despite foul trouble, complemented by Mike D Antoni 18 Ty Collins 14 and Randy Noll 14.
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Marshall University
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Marshall
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N.Y
Redmen
Rhode Island
Bulldogs
Russell Lee
Herd
Mike D’antoni
Ty Collins
Randy Noll
Jack Bouldis
Redmen Edge Rhode Island In Marshall Memorial Opener
Eighth ranked St. John’s N Y defeated Rhode Island 85-75 in the first round of the Marshall University Memorial tournament. St. John’s led 36-27 at halftime and built a 21 point margin before Rhode Island closed to seven in the final seconds. Mel Davis scored 24 and Greg Cluess added 22 for the Redmen.
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Rhode Island
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Mel Davis
Greg Cluess
Tom Barao
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Dolecki
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Reilly
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Rowell
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Leone
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Pocahontas Indians trounce Cobras 82 68 in home win
The Pocahontas Indians defeated the Council Cobras 82 68 in Pocahontas Virginia. Rod Reid led scoring with 23 points and 20 rebounds while Tim Trent added 19. Howard Presley of the Cobras scored 24 with six free throws.
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Rebels Rout Challengers in 92 59 win at Hurley
Hurley Rebels evened their record at 3 3 by defeating Mountain Mission 92 59 on Friday night Jackie Dotson led Hurley with 31 points Terry Hall and Eddie Hipps added 12 each as the Rebels pulled away in the third and fourth quarters.
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Independence Blast Eagles Triumph Over Rocky Gap
Independence defeated Rocky Gap by 84 to 44 at Rocky Gap Friday night. Jackie Phipps led Independence with 18 points, followed by James Hampton 17, Louis Hash 16, and David Wooten 15. Mike Slaughter topped Rocky Gap with 32 points.
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Hale
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Crouse Barbro
Northfork Blue Demons extend win streak with 95 81 victory
The Northfork Blue Demons stayed unbeaten at 19 straight wins by defeating Bluefield Beavers 95 81 at Welch National Guard Armory. Reginald White led with 26 points on 11 of 13 shooting while Claude Holland added 21 and Ron Younger 20 as Northfork built a 14 point first half lead and held on despite foul trouble late.
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Blanda Weighs Retirement After 22 Pro Seasons
Oakland Raiders quarterback and place kicker George Blanda said he has thought about retiring after the current season. He noted losing makes retirement seem likelier, and his decision may hinge on future use as quarterback in 1972.
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Pasadena Bowl Match Sparks Clash of Spartans and Tigers
San Jose State, 5 5 1, draws Missouri Valley champ Memphis State, 4 6, in the Pasadena Bowl. San Jose State beat Stanford 13 12 and pride itself on a strong schedule while Memphis State, coached by Billy Murphy, touts its physical play and tough slate.
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Arizona State
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Graham G-Men rout John Battle High in 76 51 victory
Graham High School G-Men won their second win in five games by defeating John Battle 76 to 51 on the Graham floor. Mike Caldwell and Scott Stephenson each scored 17 points to pace the win, with strong second half dominance and a rebounding edge. Jayvee also topped Battle 49 40.
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Riders roll past Pineville for fourth straight win
Baileysville Rough Riders beat Pineville Minutemen 61 to 47 as Dave Lee led with 18 points. Tom Cline added 15, Tim Brewster and Dale Lusk 11 each while Andy Mullins had 11 for Pineville. Final score 61 47 at Baileysville.
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Marion Bulldogs Hold Off Tazewell 59 58 In Close Friday Clash
Marion nips Tazewell 59-58 as the Bulldogs rally from behind and gain a third straight win. Steve Swartz scores 18, Brad Moore 16, Gwynne Thompson 15 for Marion while John Barnes nets 23 and Charles Herold 13 for Tazewell. Jayvee result 49-39.
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Bramwell Beats Gary 80 72 On Coaldiggers Court
Bramwell University Millionaires upset Gary 80 72 Friday afternoon on the Coaldiggers home court. Melvin Cosby scored 32 for Bramwell, with Webb 18 Richardson 16 for the Millionaires. Gary led by Mike Byers 19 and Joe Hamilton 16. Bramwell outscored Gary 32 30 at the line and faces Welch Armory holiday tourney on December 28.
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Webb
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Various high school basketball scores from regionals and tournaments
A dense list of boys and girls games across West Virginia and neighboring states with final scores. Notable pairings include Mount Hope 72 over Greenbrier West 51 and Huntington 64 over Duval 54, plus Parkersburg South 52 over Belpre 47 and St. Albans 80 over East Bank 66. Numerous multi-sport events and tourneys appear, including Tidewater Academy and Shaw Classic.
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Indians Fill Vacant Posts
Bernard L. Carnevale of NYU and James F. Root of UNH were named to athletic leadership posts at the College of William and Mary on Friday. Also remembered is Henry L. Woody who died two years ago on December 18, 1969, with a memorial verse from his family.
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New York University
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Shooting matches in Falls Mills Virginia weekend event
Framing shooting matches run Friday and Saturday evenings in Falls Mills VA. Saturday events run 2 pm to midnight one mile off Rt 20 on Springs Road at Asbury residence offering hams and turkeys.
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Virginia
Rt. 20
Springs Road
Asbury Residence
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