Record Scores From The Record Bryant Victory Highlight
Across college and prep matchups numerous teams posted scores with Bryant beating Springfield and Hartwick edging Lebanon Valley. Notable results include St. Joseph's Vermont over James Paterson, Memphis State top Arkansas, St. John's NY over Boston College, Colorado State and Cal State Northridge wins, and Holy Cross dominating Assumption. The day featured competitive showings from Hampton to Western Illinois and many more regional games.
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Bryant
Springfield
Hartwick
Lebanon Valley
Hunter
Baruch
Dominican
Old Westbury
Mt. Union
Adrian
Upsala
St. Joseph's
Jm. Paterson
Worcester Tech
Memphis St
Arkansas
St. John's
Boston
Grove A
Kenyon
Utah St
la Salle
U. of D
Old Dominion
Richmond
Texas-El Paso
Houston
W. Virginia
Xavier
Ohio
Holy Cross
Assumption
Montclair St
Biscayne
Monmouth
Kean
Colorado St
Cal State-Northridge
Hendrix
Southeast
Mo. State
Washington
Bowling Green
Cavaliers report Elmore Smith knee operation a success
Richfield Ohio AP The Cleveland Cavaliers said a knee operation on Elmore Smith at Centinela Hospital Englewood California was successful and he could return in a month or six weeks. Smith has been out since before the season with pain and restricted running. Surgeon Tony Daly noted scar tissue removed and the knee otherwise in good condition. He was to be released and begin rehabilitation tomorrow.
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Richfield, Ohio
Cleveland Cavaliers
Elmore Smith
Centinela Hospital
Englewood
Calif
Smith
National Basketball Association
Cavaliers
Tony Daly
Gregg Takes Bengals' Job
Forrest Gregg was named head coach of the Cincinnati Bengals, promising discipline while replacing Homer Rice after a 4-12 season. Gregg, 45, said he aims to win with his own coaching philosophy and plans to keep former assistants Mike McCormack, George Sefcik, and Frank Gansz on staff.
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Cincinnati
Forrest Gregg
Cincinnati Bengals
Gregg
Homer Rice
Brown
Vince Lombardi
Green Bay
Lombardi
Vince
Cleveland
Browns
Associated Press National Football League
Mickey Mouse
Bengals
Paul Brown
Bluefield State topples Laurier 98 in Bluefield tourney opener
Bluefield State overpower Wilfrid Laurier 98 to 74 in the Greater Bluefield Invitational opening round. Keith Oakes led BSC with 25 points as the Big Blues press disrupted Laurier, forcing turnovers and grabbing a 52-25 rebounding advantage. Concord College awaits after topping Cedarville 90-80 in the other opener.
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Docgrepl Sahwine
Bluefield State
Wilfrid Laurier University of Canada
Brushfork Armory
BSC
Hawks
Canada
Wilfrid Laurier
Don Smith
Keith Oakes
Bob Fitzgerald
Larry Labaj
W-J
Fitzgerald
Labaj
Jennings Paces Lions In Bluefield Invitational Opener
Concord Mountain Lions defeated Cedarville College 90 to 80 behind Jennings 26 points and a strong second half defense. Johnson led all scorers with 28 as Cedarville’s Mounts and Hickman each reached 17 and 22, respectively, in a tense game marked by a clock malfunction late in the first half.
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Quintier
Alex Thomas
Marshall Murray
Oakes
Don Jones
Williams
Ricky Marshall
Jones
BSC
Bluefield
Marshall
Bluefield State
W-J
Jerome Wolkoff
Wilfrid Laurier
Cedarville
BSC Concord
Garret Mathews
Daily Telegraph
Randy Jennings
Concord Mountain Lions
Cedarville College of Ohio
Cederville
Jennings
Northfork
Charles Henthorn
Mark Green
Ohioans
Wilfrid Laurie
Ontario
Canada
Bluefield Lions
Big Will Johnson
Johnson
Henthorn
Rich Hickman
Eric Mounts
Concord
Mounts
Yellow Jackets
Hickman
Jennings and Company
Greze
Coffman
Baker
Womack
Fitzwater
Jenings
Ellis
Francis
Frye
Heathord
Summers
Thaxton
Chargers Use Flak Jackets For Key Chargers Players
San Diego coach Don Coryell said quarterback Dan Fouts and receivers John Jefferson and Charlie Joiner will wear flak jackets against the Houston Oilers in the AFC semifinal. Fouts set the single season passing mark, while Jefferson and Joiner return from injuries as San Diego seeks a repeat of last year's 45-24 playoff win.
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SAN Diego
Don Coryell
San Diego Chargers
Coryell
Dan Fouts
John Jefferson
Charlie Joiner
Houston Oilers
Houston
Chargers
Oilers
Dan Pastorini
Fouts
NFL
Jefferson
Joiner
New Orleans
Denver
Narrows Wins Tournament in Narrows Christmas Clash
Narrows defeats Peterstown 73-68 to capture the Narrows Christmas Basketball Tournament as Billy Johnston and Oney lead the Green Wave with 14 and 19 points respectively, Simpkins adding 18. Tazewell beat Giles County 65-62 for its first win. Peterstown was runner up and Giles placed fourth.
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NARROWS — _ Narrows
Billy Johnston
Junior Simpkins
Todd Oney
Green Wave
Peterstown
Tazewell High School
Giles County
Tazewell
Oney
Narrows
Simpkins
Johnston
Wayne Gautier
Jimmy Jackson
Steve Newberry
Joe Brown
Barton
Fletcher
Robertson
Miller
Jones
Toaks
Narrows Peterstown
Castlewood, Wave Prevail In Russell-Dickenson Final
Castlewood faces Haysi in the Russell-Dickenson County final after beating Honaker 66-58 Friday. Clintwood topped Ervinton 53-46 in the consolation, setting up the third place game between Clintwood and Honaker.
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Honaker
Castlewood
Haysi
Clintwood
Ervinton
Batte
Beckley Flying Eagles Rally Past Northfork In A Clash
Beckley Flying Eagles defeated Northfork Blue Demons 81 to 74 in a high energy Holiday Tournament game in Princeton. Key scorers included Ron Kidd with 25 and Dennis Goodson with 22 for Beckley while Northfork’s Forster and Spencer led their team. The win boosts Beckley’s momentum after earlier routs, with Northfork struggling to stop transition baskets and a tight defense by the Eagles.
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Tom Wall
Daily Telegraph
Princeton
Northfork Blue Demons
Blue Demons
Beckley Flying Eagles
Northfork
West Virginia
Jennnings Boyd
Flying Eagles
Woodbridge Vikings
River Styx
Ron Kidd
Jerry Edmonds
Robert Forster
Dwayne Spencer
Demons
Eagle
Eagles
Claws
Beckley
Dennis Goodson
Crenshaw
Goodson
Kidd
Edmonds
Forster
Spencer
Mike Boyd
Jesse Fields
Green
Boggs
Knight
Taylor
Moore
Brown
Foster
Boyd
Fields
Glen
Harmon
Peoples
White
Nets' Williamson Given Ultimatum
AP reports overweight New Jersey Nets guard John Williamson is under an ultimatum after owner Joseph Taub overruled coach Kevin Loughery. Williamson weighs 224 pounds, two pounds over the limit, and will train with fitness expert Jack Spratt in Westchester for 10 days to two weeks before a Nets decision.
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Piscataway
N.J
John Williamson
New Jersey Nets
Jack Spratt
Fitness Institute
Westchester
N.Y
Williamson
Joseph Taub
Kevin Loughery
Loughery
Spratt
John
Nets
Taub
Bernard King
Kevin
Cavaliers Rally To Upset VCU In Invitational Semis
Virginia, led by 7-foot-4 freshman Ralph Sampson, overcame a slow first half to defeat Virginia Commonwealth 89-70. Sampson scored 22, grabbed 10 rebounds and blocked six shots as Virginia pulled away after halftime. Jeff Lamp added 16 points and Lee Baker 15.
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Richmond
Virginia
Cavaliers
Ralph Sampson
Virginia Commonwealth
Rams
Richmond Times-Dispatch
VCU
Sampson
Jeff Lamp
Lee Baker
Beavers Lose In OT At Richlands Tournament
Lynn View of Kingsport Tennessee edged Bluefield 57 to 53 in overtime to advance to the consolation game at Richlands Invitational. Stanley Martin led Bluefield with 24 points while Derrick McGlothlin and Granville Arnold scored 12 and 11 respectively. The Beavers fall to 1-2 as Lynn View improves to 4-4-7 with late free throws sealing the win.
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Richlands
Bluefield Beavers
Lynn View
Kingsport
Tennessee
Galax
Bluefield
Beavers
Stanley Martin
BHS
Derrick McGlothlin
Lynxes
Martin
Russell Hopkins
Billy White
Lynn
Curtis Smalls
Rooney Crawford
Hopkins
Arnold
McGlothlin
Roop
Crawford
White
Dent
Jones
Smalls
Wrww
Recreation Roundup at Bluefield Auditorium
Saturday schedule lists Boys Pee-Wee actions at 9:00 with Falcons versus Orange Crush and Bullets against Montcalm, followed by 10:00 Golden State versus Hawks and Rams against All-Stars, 11:00 Bluewell versus Pacers and Demons versus Raiders, 12:00 Boys Midget Bluewell versus Ramsey and Bullets versus Lakers, and 1:00 Celtics versus Montcalm. Officials include Worley, Lester, Dodson, and Green among Bluefield College Girls Midget play at 9:30 Montcalm versus Tigerettes and Cougars versus Blue Devils, 10:30 Bombers versus Little Rascals and Jets versus Wonder Girls. Players Alicia Guyton, Edris Miller, Alphonso Dowell, Clifton Owens noted.
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Bluefield Auditorium
Pee-Wee
Falcons
Orange Crush
Bluefield Bullets
Montcalm
Golden State
Hawks
Rams
All- Stars
Bluewell
Pacers
Demons
Raiders
Ramsey
Bullets
Lakers
Celtics
Richard Worley
Charles Lester
David Dodson
James Green
Bluefield College
Tigerettes
Cougars
Blue Devils
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NBA
NHL
Fairmont
Steubenville
Wilfred Laurier
Jona
Air Force
S. Carolina
Temple
Harvard
Franklin & Marshall
Widener
Mount St. Marys
Glassboro
Case Western
Ohio Wesleyan
Austin Peay
New Hampshire
York
Ramapo
New York Poly
Pratt
Trinity
Worcester St
Associated Press
Big Creek
Baileysville
Hamlin
Guyan Valley
Woodbridge
Pocahontas County
Braxton County
Gauley Bridge
Meadow Bridge
Jaeger
Pineville
Logan
Mullens
Man
Wayne
Parkersburg
Point Pleasant
Ravenswood
Harts
Duval
Lincoln
Clarksburg
Notre Dame
George Washington
Stonewall
East Bank
Dunbar
North Marion
West Fairmont
Morgantown University
Richard Montgomery
West Preston
Bruceton Mills
Central Preston
Rowlesburg
Wheeling Central
Shadyside
Burgettstown
Wheeling Linsly
New Martinsville
Pine Grove Valley
Brooke
Ohio Central
McGuffey
Paden City
Wirt County
West Springfield
Springbrook, Md
Central
Powhatan
Goochia
Amelia County
Tomgat
Central Red Army
New York Islanders
Buffalo
Montreal
Atlanta
Pittsburgh
Winnipeg
Toronto
Hartford
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Colorado
Minnesota
Los Angeles
Quebec
Vancouver
College
Oklahoma City
San Jose St
W. Mits
St. Francis
Commonwealth
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Quinnipiac
Loyola
L_ Pet
I” Ll
New York
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San Antonio
Indiana
Ste Houston
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Chicago
Utah
Seattle
Portland
Detroit
Phoenix
Loreles
Campbell
NY Rangers
Northside
R.E. Lee-Staunton
Pulaski County
Radford
Prince
By Garret Mathews
Morris
Arendse
Heaver
Fuack
Brennan
Sneyd
Edwards
Hurd
Wolkoff
Thomas
Murray
Blankenship
Adams
Whitt
Crabtree
Herald
Pernell Viney
Rhodes
Dale Richmond
David Cooper
Davis
Stanton
Giles
Curtis Woods
Stanley Montgomery
Shrader
Davidson
Brett Farmer
Shipman
Barry Farmer
Chris Woods
Tazewell Rw
Amburgey
Rose
Robinson
Carty
Setser
Vanover
Greer
Mullins
Clinwood
Gent
Hall
Musick
Breedlove
Hale
Sample
Y Ring
Leon
Ring
Poole
Dishman
Tran BA
Princeton Tigers
Jimmy Miller
Woodybridge Vikings
Tiger
Bill Harmon
Tigers
Eades
St. Clair
DeWitt
Harnsburger
Howard
Lamutte
Roadcap
Rodgers
Recreation Roundup
Bombers
Little Rascals
Jets
Wonder Girls
Alicia Guyton
Edris Miller
Alphonso Dowell
Clifton Owens
Big Blues
Alain
West VA
Columbia
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