Bama Blasts VPI 72 53 and NC Triumphs in Cage Action
Scholastic basketball results list numerous high school scores with Alabama defeating VPI 72 to 53 and North Carolina winning. The roundup includes Maury, Smith, Meadow Bridge, Cameron, Parkersburg, Morgantown, and many others across Maryland West Virginia and Virginia.
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Smith
Greatbridge
Cox
Norview
Deep Creek
Meadow Bridge
Alderson
Sophia
Fayetteville
Normantown
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Troy
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Keyser
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Bruceton
Tunnelton
Newburg
Bowlesburg
Terra Alta
Ceredo-Kenova
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Wayne
Point Pleasant
Putnam
Stonewall Jackson
Herbert Hoover
East Bank
DuPont
Seth
Mount Hope
Nitro
South Charleston
Gauley Bridge
Lookout
Dunbar
George Washington
Cedar Grove
Sissonville
Sandstone
Forest Hill
Marlinton
Frankford
Hillsboro
Gap Mills
Greenville
Smoot
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Lewisburg
Union
Peterstown
Buckhannon
Richwood
Clarksburg Victory
Phillip Barbour
Honaker Trips Garden 66-54 in Friday Night Clash
Honaker raced to a 66-54 victory at Garden as Garden drops to fifth loss in six games. Garden led 14-12 late first quarter before Honaker surged to a 32-23 halftime lead and pulled away in the second half at Oakwood.
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Sugar Bowl preview: Syracuse scouts LSU defense
Syracuse University players studied LSU film after a Sugar Bowl prep session. A halfback described LSU’s tackling as if eleven men were in on every hit, signaling the Tigers' overwhelming defensive presence.
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Associated Press
Syracuse University
Louisiana State
Unbeaten Poca Caps 70-49 Win over Cleveland
Pocahontas remains undefeated at 5-0 after a 70-49 victory over Cleveland Friday night. Trailing 23-21 at halftime, Pocahontas exploded for 49 second half points to take control, outscoring Cleveland 22-15 in the third period and sealing the win.
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Pocahontas
Indians
Cleveland
Tar Heels Edge Mississippi State In Tech Holiday Opener
North Carolina rallied in the final minutes to beat Mississippi State 84-80 as Alabama handled host Virginia Tech 72-53 in the Tech Holiday tournament opener. Cunningham scored 27 for Carolina, with Smith 16 and Respess 21 for the Tar Heels while Hammonds 14 Perry 13 led Alabama. Tech and State meet in the consolation bout after the nightcap.
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Oklahoma State
Florida State
Fairmont
West Virginia State
Alderson-Braddus
UCLA
Illinois
Dayton
North Carolina
Mississippi State
Maryland
Wakere
Oklahoma
King College
Florida Presbyterien
Alabama
Virginia Tech
St. Edwards
Texas State
Blacksburg
Tar Heels
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Tide
Harry Hammonds
Charlie Perry
Robert Hickey
Hammond
Perry
Gene Schumacher
John Wetzel
Techmen
Billy Cunningham
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Paul Smith
Smith
Bob Lewis
Carolina
Ray Respess
John Sapen
Gary Washington
Rperry
Swim
Wetzel
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Sil
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Moses
McDade
Cperry
Whitsell
Howland
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Carr
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Whiteh’d
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Training Grounds Key to Derby Winners at Hialeah
Eight of the last nine Kentucky Derby winners prepped at Hialeah Florida over winter. The recent five in a row trained there include Venetian Way 1960 Carry Back 1961 Decidedly 1962 Chateaugay 1963 and Northern Dancer 1964.
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Florida
Venetian Way
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Fourth in Row For Greenmen Triumph Over Welch Maroon Wave
Oceana Indians stay undefeated with a 76 60 win over Welch Maroon Wave on Friday night. Four Oceana players hit double figures led by Joe Pendry with 15 and Ralph Hannah 13 as Welch’s Paul McKinney scored 32. Center Larry Laxton missed game due to warmup injury.
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Welch
Indians
McDowell County
Paul Greer
Warriors
Ralph Hannah
Joe Pendry
Tom Evans
Larry Laxton
Logan
Paul McKinney
Greer
Elwood Pennington
Benny Cook
Jay Perdue
Welch Oceana
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Whitewood Rockets Rout Bland 73 to 37
Anthony Cole led Whitewood with 31 points as undefeated Whitewood topped Bland 73 37. Whitewood raced to a 22 7 first quarter edge and held a 32 19 halftime lead, extending to 53 4 late. Jim Jewell added 13, Lannie Waddle 12, Robert Hall 10 while Bland’s Johnny Meadows was held scoreless.
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Pineville overpowers Baileysville 90-68 in home win
Dallas Blankenship scored 30 and Ronnie Ellison 21 as Pineville Minutemen beat Baileysville 90-68 at Pineville. Coach Bob McClain's team, now 3-1, led 18-13 after the first quarter and 47-32 by halftime, maintaining the edge as they outscored the Riders 43-36 in the second half.
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Ronnie Ellison
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Minutemen
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Stoco
Rough Riders
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Ken Sepko
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Alumni defeat Herndon 86 75 in Friday night matchup
Bernard White led the Alumni with 31 points followed by Basil McKinney 20 and Sidney White 18 as the Alumni beat Herndon 86 75 at Herndon. Ronnie Harrison scored 18 for Herndon and Dickie McKinney and Darrell Jenkins added 15 each.
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Basil McKinney
Sidney White
Herndon
Grads
Ronnie Harrison
Dickie McKinney
Darrell Jenkins
Folden
Har'son
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Tetale
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Jaeger Edges Burch 51-48 in late rally
Sophomore Jerry Kennedy sparked Jaeger with a clutch two at the two minute mark to grab a 51-48 lead over Burch at Jae ger Friday night. Kennedy finished with 18 points while Oliver Christian added 15 as Jaeger edged ahead in the final period. Ted Easterling led rebounds for Jaeger and Burch connected on more floor shots but struggled at the line, sealing the Cubs win.
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Taeger
Cubs
Burch
Jaeger
John Quintler
Kennedy
Oliver Christian
Ted Easterling
Leon Starghil
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Mahon
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Rams Sign Heckard From Davidson College
Los Angeles Rams sign quarterback Steve Heckard from Davidson on a Friday contract. Heckard, 63, 187 pounds, is expected to play flanker or split end for the NFL team.
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Steve Heckard
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Los Angeles Rams
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Rocky Gap Eagles top Fries 78 to 57 for sixth win in seven
Rocky Gap improves to 6 1 as Eagles surge to a 17 8 lead after one period and pull away. Rocky Hester leads Fries with 27 points while Puckett adds 19 for the victors. Blessing Shrader Taylor and Morehead also score in double digits.
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Redskins sign Indiana guard linebacker Don Croftcheck
The Washington Redskins signed Indiana University guard linebacker Don Croftcheck, 6-2, 230 pounds, in the eighth round of the NFL draft. The acquisition adds depth to the Redskins' roster as they move into the new season.
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Washington Redskins
National Football League
University of Indiana
Don Croftcheck
Skins
Montcalm Generals Rally Past Oakvale 61 58
Montcalm Generals overcome Oakvale 61 58 at the Bluefield Armory as Perry Simpson scores 9 of his 24 in the final eight minutes. John Bailey adds 14 for Montcalm while Bernard Eades leads Oakvale with 25 and Curtis Turner adds 17.
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Scarlet Hurricane Rout Grundy 77 30 in Friday Win
Marion's Scarlet Hurricane remained unbeaten in four games by crushing Grundy 77 to 30 at Grundy. Coach Charlie Harkins' squad jumped to a 22-5 first quarter lead, led 43-12 at halftime, and stretched the margin in the second half. Larry Bales scored 14 and Stafford Stephenson 13 for Marion. Al Smith led Grundy with 13.
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Golden Wave
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al Smith
Jets Sign Two College Players from Princeton and Ohio
The New York Jets signed Cosmo la Cavazzi from Princeton as a fullback and Don ald Hoovler from Ohio University as a linebacker. Hoovler went undrafted, while Iacavazzi was selected in the 29th and final round by Minnesota.
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Cosmo Lacavazzi
Princeton
Donald Hoovler
Ohio University
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Minnesota
Illinois Rout Dayton in Kentucky Invitational opener
Illinois ran past Dayton 104-86 as Kentucky also won 102-78 over West Virginia. John Adams and Tommy Kron led Kentucky with 24 and 24 respectively, while Henry Finkel scored 35 for Dayton. Attendance was 11,500 at Lexington.
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Bramwell Nips Glen Rogers In OT Thriller
Bramwell defeats Glen Rogers 95 91 in overtime after a balanced attack led by Don Pierce 21 and Danny Vaughan 29. Tommy Brooks 53 points for Glen Rogers, who led 57 44 entering final eight minutes. Regular season records show high scoring from both teams in a see saw contest at Bramwell.
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