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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 23, 1972

Page

12

Bluefield State routs Alderson Broaddus 122 to 97

Bluefield State ignores defense concerns after a 122 97 win over Alderson Broaddus. The Big Blues push their season record to eight wins while averaging 104 points per game and allowing about 82, with Cornell Cooke noted as a key player among the effective sophomores.

Tony Mandeville Bluefield State Big Blue Bluefield Alderson Broaddus Big Blues Mandeville Ig Blues

Bluefield Basketball Squad Rehearses for Holiday Tourney

Mandeville’s Mingo Brown and Thomas bolster the backcourt as replacements for Cooke. The 12 player Big Blue team, led by coach Mandeville and Ed Seward, prepares for the Holiday tournament with Bluefield rivals Morgan Lincoln Pa and UNC Asheville, then embarks on a historic two week European tour arranged via the U S State Department before pursuing the West Virginia state title.

Mandeville Jeff Mingo Philadelphia Cooke Terry Brown Bramwell Terry Jeff Cornell Mingo Brown Jerry Thomas Bronx New York Thomas Virginian Bluefield Morgan Lincoln University of North Carolina of Asheville Big Blue Ed Seward U.S. State Department Big Blues

WVIAC Rounding Leaders Remain Largely Unchanged

In West Virginia Intercollegiate athletic conference basketball stats the top scorers and rebounders show little change from last week. Gordon McClanahan of Alderson-Broaddus leads scoring, while Ed Lemon of Fairmont State stays first in rebounds. Bobby Johnson tops the floor shooting and Tom Neal leads foul shooting.

Associated Press Beckley West Virginia Intercollegiate Athletic Conference Alderson-Broaddus Gordon McClanahan Jerry Thomas Bluefield State Bluefield Thomas Dave Russell Shepherd Ed Lemon Fairmont State Bobby Johnson Salem Sam Stuart Tom Neal Morris Harvey Johnson Mike Goad George Johnson Bob Johnson McClanahan Russell Lindsey Dan Brown Goad Pritchett Archie Talley Jerome Smyre Concord Neal Blue Bill Lindsey Fairmont Tom Prichette Blue St Joan Mark Nau Davis Elkins Brad Butcher Bive Rance Berry Wva State Henry Dickerson Doug Spry Tech Jim Garnett Glenville Carol Swick Gemes Bill Smith Terry Martin M. Har Skip Davis Wesleyan Lerman Battle Ty Cr Cornell Cooke Vic Holmes Joan Gourley Nick Greiner D-E Sheperd Tom Frerick Wheeling

Playoff Predictions From The Crystal Ball Gazer

AP reports bold NFL divisional picks. Steelers beat Raiders 20 17, 49ers top Cowboys 24 14, Redskins edge Packers 24 23, Dolphins crush Browns 30 16. Key players Lamonica Brockington Kilmer Brodie Warfield.

Steelers San Francisco Dallas New York Giants Cowboys 49Ers John Brodie San Franciscans Washington Green Bay Redskins Larry Brown Packers John Brockington MacArthur Lane Billy Kilmer Scott Hunter Kilmer Chester Marcos Miami Cleveland Browns Dolphins Earl Morrall Bob Griese Paul War

Lilly Will Play Today

The Dallas Cowboys practiced at Candlestick Park without defensive tackle Bob Lilly. Lilly was set to arrive Friday night and play in Saturday’s game against the San Francisco 49ers, with 49ers coach Dick Nolan insisting Lilly would be in the lineup and noting his 12 year streak of missing no games.

SAN Francisco Dallas Cowboys Candlestick Park Bob Lilly San Francisco 49Ers 49Ers Dick Nolan

NFLPA Calls For Lifting Of Blackout

The NFL Players Association urged lifting home-area TV blackouts for divisional playoffs on an experimental basis. Garvey cited four markets Washington San Francisco Miami and Pittsburgh and suggested testing again for conference championships and the Super Bowl if sold out 72 hours in advance.

Washington National Football League Players Association NFL NFLPA Edward R. Garvey Association San Francisco Miami Pittsburgh Garvey Pete Rozelle Players Association

Pistons Beat SuperSonics On Lanier Rebound Mark

Detroit center Bob Lanier set a club single game rebound record with 33 and 19 in the first half, leading the Pistons to a 109-97 win over Seattle. Lanier scored 23, Dave Bing added 22, while Fred Brown scored 21 for the Sonics who played without Haywood and Winfield. Seattle suffered its 12th straight road loss.

Detroit Bob Lanier National Basketball Association Seattle SuperSonics Lanier Bailey Howell Walter Dukes Seattle Pistons Don Adams Dave Bing Fred Brown Sonics

Wooden Back With Bruins After Heart Treatment

UCLA coach John Wooden, 62, returned to lead the Bruins in practice after a week in hospital for a mild heart condition. He sat while assistants ran the drill and planned to coach Friday against Pittsburgh in Pauley Pavilion.

Los Angeles John Wooden Wooden Ucla Bruins Bruins Pittsburgh Pauley Pavilion J.D. Morgan Bruin UCLA

Cowboys Seek Return To Super Bowl Glory In NFC Playoff

Dallas and San Francisco meet in a decisive playoff clash after tough regular seasons. Dick Nolan returns John Brodie at quarterback for the 49ers while Tom Landry sticks with Craig Morton. Key figures include Steve Spurrier, Ted Kwalick, Gene Washington, and Calving Hill. Forecast calls for mild weather and a sellout crowd of 61,214.

San Francisco Dick Nolan Texas Stadium Dallas Nolan John Brodie Landry Morton Staubach 49Ers Cowboys Chuck Howley Bob Lilly Brodie Steve Spurrier Gene Washington Ted Kwalick Calvin Hill Walt Garrison Hill Duane Thomas NFL Garrison Vic Washington Windlow Hall Mel Phillips Spurrier Minnesota Steve Skip Vanderbundt D.D. Lewis Howley Bill Gregory

Steelers and Raiders Set for AFC Playoff Showdown

Pittsburgh, riding a stingy defense and rookie Franco Harris, hosts Oakland in a playoff clash. The Steelers enter with an 11-3 mark and 7-0 home record led by Mean Joe Green, while the Raiders rely on Daryle Lamonica, Fred Biletnikoff, and Marv Hubbard as they seek postseason success.

49Ers Washington Redskins Green Bay Packers Miami Dolphins Cleveland Browns Pittsburgh Oakland Daryle Lamonica Raiders Franco Harris Roy Gerela Steelers Lamonica Pittsburgh Steelers Oakland Raiders National Football League Joe Green Miami Dolphis NFL Green Ray Harris Terry Bradshaw Penn State Fred Biletnikoff Marv Hubbard Phil Villapiano Carleton Oakes Biletnikoff Hubbard

Browns Face Unbeaten Dolphins In AFC Playoff Clash

Cleveland, an underdog with a 10-4 mark, meets Don Shula’s Miami Dolphins who unit as a powerful rushing attack led by Larry Csonka Morris and Kiick. The Browns rely on a strong pass defense but struggle to pressure the passer and stop the run.

Browns Baltimore Shula Colts Dolphins Larry Csonka Mercury Morris Jim Kiick Csonka Morris NFL AFC Earl Morrall

Raiders Hold Secret Practice Before Steelers Playoff Clash

The Raiders held a covert Friday practice at Three Rivers Stadium to keep tactics hidden ahead of a playoff game with the Pittsburgh Steelers. Fans and visitors were cleared from the field area and priests and others nearby could not glimpse the session, while Steeler players did not appear curious at the rival camp.

Pittsburgh Oakland Raiders Three Rivers Stadium John Duggan Steeler Art Rooney

Bryant rejects Saints coaching bid

Alabama coach Paul Bear Bryant said he was not interested in taking the New Orleans Saints head coaching job amid circulating reports of an offer.

Tuscaloosa, Ala Alabama Paul ‘Bear’ Bryant National Football League New Orleans Saints Bryant Saints

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