Giles County tops Shawsville 68 to 48 in non-district game
Giles County pulls away late to defeat Shawsville 68 48 as Curtis Woods leads with 18 points and Todd Shrader adds 15. Shawsville led by Tim Linkous with 17. visitors dominate early, holding a 34 12 halftime edge.
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Hurley Rallies Past Jaeger 58 to 56 in Oaks County Rivalry
Hurley Rebels erased a 33 22 halftime deficit to edge Jaeger 58 56 at Jaeger High School. Chris Justus 20 points, T D Justus 14 and Mark Justus 11 led a 45 point team effort. Jaeger was paced by David Hart with 17 and Chuck Dotson with 14.
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Indians on Warpath OAKWOOD rally to beat Garden 75 69
Whitewood 7 1 improves to 7 1 with a 75 69 win over Garden 3 4 in the Black Diamond District. Terry Maxwell scored 26 points including 14 in the fourth quarter to reach 1 008 career points as Whitewood erased a 51 49 deficit. Tim Dotson added 22 and Alan Honaker 12 for the winners while Garden had four in double figures led by Greg Browning with 18. Whitewood hit 25 of 38 free throws to Garden 11 of 19.
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Chuck Hipp
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Green Wave Upset George Wythe In Narrow Victory
NARROWS Green Wave defeats George Wythe 59 to 57 on Friday night behind Todd Oney 14 points and Wayne Gautier 16. Crockett leads Wythe with 22 in a close loss as Narrows earns its third win against one loss.
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Bramwell Millionaires Top Herndon 74 71 in Close Clash
Bramwell Millionaires edge Herndon Indians 74 to 71 as Tolby Rose and Victor Smith each score 20. Lusk leads Indian effort with 27 points and 12 rebounds. | Bramwell coach Robert Wray seals second win with late-quarter surge in a high scoring Midwest tilt.
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Tigers Roll 98-49 Over Hinton In Jayvee and Varsity Wins
Princeton Tigers opened the season with a 98-49 victory over winless Hinton led by 24 points from Mike Eads and 15 from Jimmy Miller and James DeWitt. Six Tigers hit double figures as they built a 52-24 halftime edge.
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Sharples tops Matoaka in season opener 76 66
Matoaka Indians place four in double figures but fall 76 to 66 as Sharples shoots 62 percent. Bruce Rogers leads Matoaka with 18 points and 7 rebounds, Gary Graham 19, while Adkins 26 and Brown 21 pace Sharples.
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Lopez to defend WBC featherweight title vs Sanchez in Phoenix
World champion Danny Lopez of Alhambra will defend his WBC featherweight crown against top challenger Salvador Sanchez of Mexico City in Phoenix on February 2. Sanchez earns 25000 while Lopez receives 300000. The bout will be broadcast by CBS. Also on the card is Alberto Davila versus Javier Flores in a bantamweight matchup.
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Charleston seeks eighth member in American Football Association
Charleston has been tentatively accepted as the eighth member of the American Football Association a minor league playing May through September. If admitted Charleston would join teams in Shreveport Birmingham Louisville Jacksonville San Antonio Jackson and Charlotte with Laidley Field capacity 19000 eyed for home games.
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Underwood Earns NAIA All-American Honor for Fairmont State
Fairmont State College linebacker Tim Underwood from Rivesville earned second team NAIA All-American honors. He helped Fairmont finish 8-1-1 and claim the West Virginia Conference co-championship, becoming the lone WV Conference player on either first or second team. The 1979 NAIA squad featured dominance by the Lone Star Conference with Texas A&I among multiple honorees.
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McGinnis Suspension Stays Pending Hearing
NBA Commissioner Larry O'Brien has stayed the 10 day suspension on Denver Nuggets forward George McGinnis. A hearing is set for 2 p.m. EST next Thursday to review the case.
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Collins undergoes foot surgery for bone spur removal
Doug Collins of the Philadelphia 76ers had surgery to remove bone spurs from the navicular bones in both feet and a bone spur from the right ankle. Dr. Joseph Torg performed the operation at Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania.
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Banks Of Duke Goes To Trial
Eugene Banks of Duke, a starting forward for the No. 1 team, faces a January 14 trial for failing to appear on a traffic charge. Police say he was cited for driving 61 mph in a 45 mph zone in Wake County. Banks contends he was not driving and that the other driver lacked a license. The Duke squad was in Providence for a basketball tournament.
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Semeta Lifts Eagles In Three Overtimes Upset
Charleston's Rich Semeta banked a 30-foot buzzer beater to topple Eastern Kentucky 68 67 after three overtimes. Semeta also forced a second overtime with a 20-foot heave as Turk Tillman of EKU, the nations leading scorer, fouled out after scoring 24.
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Crosby, Ritchey win major college football honors
Arizona's Cleveland Crosby is a senior tackle and leading defensive scorer for the Wildcats, drawing NFL interest after 83 tackles. NC State center Jim Ritchey, All American, wins the Jacobs Blocking Trophy, awarded by the Greenville Touchdown Club in January for ACC linemen.
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Eagles Sweep Fries in 92 58 Victory at Rocky Gap
Rocky Gap Eagles coached by Charlie Puckett move to 1979-80 start with a 92 to 58 win over Fries. Kenny Klimaitis scores 30, Rich Hawkins adds 14 with six rebounds seven steals and five assists as the Eagles pull away in the third quarter. Mike Shaffner leads Fries with 23.
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St Paul edges Council 52 51 in district upset
St Paul defeats Council 52 51 in a Black Diamond District game. Cobras led 13 2 early but faded as St Paul’s Stan Banner scored 19, Ward 16, Reedy 10 to complete the comeback. Council’s Bostic 16 and Mathis 13 paced the losers.
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Haysi Rips Pocahontas 91 82 in shootout win
Haysi improves to 3-0 and leads Black Diamond District by defeating Pocahontas 91-82. Five starters reach double figures led by Adam Wampler with 24 and Ronnie Kennedy 31 for Pocahontas. Sutherland grabs 16 rebounds as Haysi shoots 51 percent and adds 43 total boards.
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Williamson halves blaze past Northfork 80 51 for boys basketball win
Williamson, ranked seventh AAA, defeated top-ranked Class AA Northfork 80 to 51 on Friday. Donald Hairston led with 26 points and 20 rebounds for Williamson, while Curtis Townes added 19 and Jimmy Barker 10. Northfork trailed 41-22 at halftime and failed to place a double figure scorer, as Quentin Crenshaw and Jesse Fields each had eight. Northfork falls to 0-1, Williamson to 2-0.
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Mullens Rebels Reach Christmas Tourney Final in 72 50 Win
Mullens defeats Pineville 72 to 50 to reach tonight's championship against Lenore Rangers after Lenore beat East Preston. Mullens stars Jerry Thomas 21 points Eddie Cordell 18 and Terry Echols 15 while Pineville's Laxton and McGraw lead with double figures. East Preston and Pineville to clash in consolation at 7 p.m.
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Rangers reach Mullens invitational final with 66 55 win
Lenore Rangers defeated East Preston Eagles 66 to 55 to advance to the Mullens Christmas Tournament final against host Mullens. Key scorers included Hall 32 points for Lenore and May 8 points for East Preston, with Lenore holding a steady fourth quarter to pull away.
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Purdue Beats SMU In Kentucky Invitational Opener
Purdue rode 16 points from Edmonson Carroll and Hallman to an 85-60 win over SMU as Kentucky scheduled California in the nightcap. SMU trimmed early deficit to within 9, but Purdue pulled away in the second half with Carroll finishing strong and Branson's late scoring.
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Keith Edmonson
Joe Barry Carroll
Annette Hallman
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Holiday Bowl halftime shows Indiana leading BYU
At halftime Friday night Indiana led Brigham Young 17 to 14 in the second annual Holiday Bowl.
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