Beavers Beat G-Men 82 to 50 in season opener
Graham G Men fall to 0-5 as Graham's Beavers control the game from the start. Scott Whitt leads Graham with 34 points and 20 rebounds, while Don Jones adds 14 for Graham.
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Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Beavers
Whitt
Graham
Scott Whitt
Beaver
Don Jones
Bourne
Marshall
Denny Anderson
Randall Brown
Vincent Reynolds
Nicky Amaker
Buzzy Doughten
Jones
Irons
Reynolds
Subs
Amaker
Jeff Coppinger
Vernell Handley
Oak Hill
Seaver Qraham Ers Beaver — Jones
Marheall
Baumgardner
Anderson
Long
Coppinger
Brown
Doughten
Hanley
Totels
Graham — Whitt
Moore
Spencer
Brewster
Sherrock
Quintier
Devis
Lynn Cox Conquers Cape Point in 3-Hour Swim
Lynn Cox of Los Angeles became the first person to swim around Cape Point near the tip of southern Africa completing the 10 mile voyage in 3 hours 2 minutes. She faced an 18 mile per hour wind and rough seas with sharks feared during the relay escort. Cox, a UC Santa Barbara student, recalled fear of sharks but finished with no exhaustion.
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Cape Town
South Africa
Lynn Cox
Los Angeles
Cape Point
Cox
Africa
University of California
Straits of Magellan
Denmark
Sweden
Yankees Sign Yet More Pitchers Stirring Farm System Debate
Yankee pitching boss Cedric Tallis defends a spending spree at Hawaii meetings while top minor leaguers like Ken Clay Gil Patterson and Jim Beattie accuse the club of demoralizing its young arms. The team added Rawly Eastwick Andy Messersmith and Rich Gosage to a staff already deep with talent amid continued questions about developing homegrown pitchers. Clay requests a fair chance without special favors as doubt grows about the farm system’s handle on prospects.
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Fred Rothenberg
New York Yankees
Hawaii
Yankees
Ken Clay
Gil Patterson
Jim Beattie
Clay
Patterson
Beattie
Cedric Tallis
Gabe Paul
Rawly Eastwick
Andy Messersmith
Honolulu
Rich Gosange
Ed Figueroa
Catfish Hunter
Dick Tidrow
Messersmith
Ron Guidry
Don Gullett
Ken Holtzman
Sparky Lyle
Gossage
Eastwick
Figueroa
Hunter
Gullet
Los Angeles
Lynchburg
Marshall Signs Grid Recruit From Greeneville High
Greeneville High lineman Ray Perry a 6 foot 2 inch 235 pound defensive lineman signed a non binding football letter of intent with Marshall University Perry chose Marshall over Alabama per the Greeneville Sun Herd assistant coach Lee Thompson signed Perry on behalf of Marshall.
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Greeneville, Tenn
Greeneville High
Ray Perry
Marshall University
Greeneville Sun
Perry
University of Alabama and Marshall
Thundering Herd
Herd
Lee Thompson
Bramwell Dominates Union In 87 75 Victory
Bramwell uses balanced scoring led by Kenny Webster 26 points and Randy Philpott 24 as Mercer County club defeats Union 87 75. Webster perfect 6 of 6 at line, Bramwell outpaces at the stripe 17 of 22 while Union goes 7 of 15. Bramwell Jayvees win 50 42 in separate game.
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Bramwell
Union
Mercer County
Monroe County
Kenny Webster
Randy
Bob Parker
Webster
Novers
Millionaires
Bramwell Jayvees
Union Club
John Keezan
McGuire
Cransfield
Deskins
Donathan
Bostic
Parker
Shaver
White's Free Throws Give Marshall 85-79 Over Morehead
Freshman Greg White scored 16 points and sank four late free throws in 43 seconds of overtime as Marshall edged Morehead State 85-79 in Huntington. Bunny Gibson led Marshall with 24 points and hit the opening baskets of the extra period. Morehead’s Herby Stamper led the visitors with 21, but Marshall pulled away after Danny Hall’s late layup.
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Greg White
Marshall
Morehead State
Bunny Gibson
Gibson
Danny Hall
Thundering Herd
Eagles
Morehead
Stu Aberdeen
Herby Stamper
Stamper
Carl Windhorst
John Solomon
Brad LeMaster
White
Mullens
Harley Major
Hall
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Buffels Bay
New York
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Princeton Ave
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Richlands
Pearisburg
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