Tigers host Oak Hill as Area leaders Princeton clash looms
Four Area scholastic games tonight feature Princeton inviting Oak Hill while Oceana visits Baileysville and Herndon travels to Beckley Stratton. Jaeger or Northfork meet Alumni teams in non league contests. regular season resumes Tuesday and runs to February.
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Princeton
Oak Hill
Oceana
Baileysville
Herndon
Beckley Stratton
Jaeger
Northfork
Tigers
Ralph Ball
Richwood
Beaver
Oceana Indians
Paul Greer
Welch Baileysville
Wyoming
Montcalm
Indians
Stratton
Beckleyans
Ohio Valley Tops Ramblin Reds 110 92 in Wytheville Tourney
Jeff Stitt 28 and Brent Aggas 26 lead Ohio Valley past Bluefield College 110 92 in the Wytheville Rotary Invitational. Kidd 28 for Bluefield, Wallace 21 for Bluefield as Ohio Valley pulls away late.
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Jeff Stitt
Brent Aggas
Ohio Valley
Bluefield College
Wytheville
Ramblin’ Reds
Wytheville College - Lees- McRae
Lees-McRae
Bluefielders
Bill Judy
Stitt
Aggas
Ohioans
Robin
Kidd
Robert Wallace
Fg Ft
Hodock
Jones
Bowers
Blessing
Harfer
Yost
Whams
Collins
Gifth
Agas
Chier
Goss
Mister
Puckett
Concord Mountain Lions 106 Cedarville 102 in Rotary tourney
Jesse Phillips tallied 32 and Bob Sandy 31 as Concord edged Cedarville 106-102 in the consolation game of the Rotary Invitational in Pt. Pleasant. Cedarville led early in the second half but Concord pulled ahead and held on.
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Jesse Phillips
Bob Sandy
Concord Mountain Lions
Cedarville
Pt. Pleasant
Concord
Tom Evans
Phillips
Sandy
al Knott
Brucie McDonald
Larry Waite
Mountain Lions
Rio Grande
Tony Bass
Rio Gande
Scholastic Cage Results Across Schools and States
A compiled list shows numerous high school and college basketball scores from Greensboro North Carolina to West Virginia and beyond. Notable matchups include Saint Benedicts of Iowa vs Morris Harvey and Texas teams facing national programs with varied outcomes.
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San Jose State
Pepperdine
Grand Canyon College
Ariz
Minot
N. C
State
Pace
Upsala
Georgia
Penn State
Princeton
Villanova
Wabash
Slippery Rock
Purdue
Rochester
Virginia State
Newport News
Apprentice
Millersville
Shepherd
High Point
Frederick
Stanford
Harvard
Montanary
Maine
Lafayette
Fairfield
New Orleans
Loyola
Albany
N. Y
Marist
Utah
Boston College
Unc-Charlotte
South Carolina
Air Force
VMI
Kent State
Florida
Virginia Tech
Rio Grande
W. Va
High Scoring East West Showdown Forecast for Kezar Stadium
San Francisco AP reports good weather could yield a high scoring 42nd East West game at Kezar Stadium with San Diego State’s Don Horn possibly starting for the West if dry conditions persist. East features Danny Talbot and Benny Russell, while Mel Farr is an All America on the West. kickoff 1 45 p m PST, NBC telecast.
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SAN Francisco
San Diego State
Don Horn
Horn
Aztecs
John Ralston
Dave Lewis
Lewis
Stanford
North Carolina
Danny Talbott
Benny Russell
Louisville
East
Santa Clara
Ken Last
Minnesota
Jack Clancy
Michiga
Jerry Bradley
California
Kezar Stadium
NBC
Nick Eddy
Notre Dame
Clint Jones
Michigan State
UCLA
Mel Farr
Welch lineman Dickie Roberts named state's Lineman of the Year
Dickie Roberts of Welch High School has been named West Virginia Lineman of the Year by the West Virginia Sports Writers Association. He edged 13 other nominees to win the Ken Hunt Trophy at the Victory Awards dinner in Wheeling in April, becoming the first AAA winner since 1962. Roberts led Welch to a 29-10-1 four year record, starred at guard and middle linebacker, and earned multiple varsity letters in basketball and track.
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Beckley
Dickie Roberts
Welch
West Virginia Sports Writers’ Association
Roberts
Ken Hunt
Sports Writer Association
Wheeling
Herman Roberts
Maroon Wave
Don
Reaser sparks WVU win over Gophers with 41 points
In Jacksonville Florida WVU an Maryland state standout Reaser poured in 41 as West Virginia defeated Minnesota 93 to 80. The game highlighted a strong scoring effort by WVU with Gophers unable to slow the WVU offense.
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Reaser
WVU
Gophers
Jacksonville
Fla
Florida Gators
Virginia Tech
Georgia
Penn State
Howley Named To Honor Club
Seven Green Bay Packers earn first all NFL team honors from the Pro Football Writers Association. Bart Starr leads with 42 votes for quarterback. Bob Lilly and Merlin Olsen anchor the defense. Larry Wilson and Herb Adderley standout among safeties and corners.
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Dallas
Tex
Green Bay Packers
Pro Football Writers Association of America
Herb Adderley
Packer
National Organization
Larry Wilson
St. Louis
Wayne Walker
Detroit
Chuck Howley
Bart Star
Green Bay
Bob Lilly
Gale Sayers
Chicago
Star
Tommy Nobis
Atlanta
Tom Landry
N.F.L
Willie Davis
Dave Jones
Los Angeles
Merlin Olsen
Ray Nitschke
Bobby Boyd
Baltimore
Willie Wood
Michigan End Inks Dolphin Contract
The Miami Dolphins announced the signing of All-America end Jack Clancy of Michigan. Clancy set a Big Ten record for pass catching and had been told he would never play again after an back injury two years earlier.
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Miami
Fla
Miami Dolphins
Jack Clancy
Michigan
Clancy
Dolphins
Yarbrough and Isaac Sign with Dodge for 1967
NASCAR stars Lee Roy Yarbrough of Columbia South Carolina and Bobby Isaac of Catawba North Carolina signed to drive Dodge stock cars in 1967. Yarbrough rejected Junior Johnson Ford to stay with Dodge Charger after setting multiple track records. Isaac will drive a new Nord Krauskopf built Charger aiming to run all NASCAR events on short tracks.
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N.C
Lee Roy Yarbrough
Bobby Isaac
Yarbrough
Columbia
S.C
Junior Johnson
Ford
Isaac
Catawba
Nord Krauskopf
Fort Wayne
Ind
Krauskopf
Gordon Johncock
Earl Balmer
Nascar
Colonial Guard Wins SC Blocking Trophy
Brad Cashman the 205 pound guard of George Washington University was named Thursday winner of the 1966 Jacobs Blocking Trophy for the Southern Conference.
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Colonial Guard
Clinton
S.C
Brad Cashman
George Washington University
Mountaineers rally to beat Minnesota in Far West Classic
West Virginia erased a six point deficit in the final seven minutes to defeat Minnesota 98 88 in the Far West Classic consolation game. Dave Reaser scored 41 and Ron Williams added 24 as WVU overturned an 82 76 lead.
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Ray Stephens
Minnesota
West Virginia
Portland
Ore
Dave Reaser
St. Louis
Oregon State
Reaser
Ron Williams
Williams
Tom Dondla
Rich Niemann
Carl Head
Konda
Pec Reaser
Gardner
Presthus
Benfield
Korda
Miller
Barry
Hale
Stephens
Lewis
Johnson
Moore
Ashley
West
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Philadelphia
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