Top Twenty AP Poll and Sullivan Award list merge
The record mixes AP top twenty college basketball results with the Sullivan Award winners list. DePaul and Oregon State feature prominently with multiple game outcomes, followed by the annual Sullivan Award roll call from 1940 to present, naming winners such as 1978 Tracy Caulkins and 1963 John Pennel, among others.
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Associated Press
DePaul
Creighton
N. Texas State
Oregon St
Stanford
UCLA
Southern Cal
Indianapolis
James E. Sullivan
Tracy Caulkins
John Naber
Bruce Jenner
Tim Shaw
Rick Wohlhuter
Bill Walton
Frank Shorter
Mark Spitz
John Kinsella
Bill Toomey
Debbie Meyer
Randy Mats
Mal Whitfield
Sammy Lee
Horace Ashenfelter
Oakvale Owls Edge Matoaka 33 32 In Tight Victory
Oakvale defeated Matoaka 33 to 32 with Charles Walker and Davey Stauffer scoring 11 and eight points. Jody Coomes and Richard Wroten led Matoaka with 10 points each. Seventh and eighth grade games also went to Oakvale as Steve Meadows had 10 and Graham 11 for the visitors. Oakvale improves to 6-4 and heads to Gap Mills next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakvale
Oakvale Owls
Matoaka
Charles Walker
Davey Stauffer
Indians
Jody Coomes
Richard Wroten
Owls
Steve Meadows
Graham
Gap Mills
Area's Big Night Sports Highlights and Player Picks
Beaver’s Stanley Martin keeps perfect record as Jimmy Miller of Princeton earns his seventh selection this season. Newcomers Marty Eades Princeton Curtis Woods Giles and Sammy Hollie Beaver join the list. Fairmont Falcons edge Bluefield State in overtime as Joe Retton cites inexperience but praises fast break and ball movement. turnovers favored Fairmont, with 32 to Bluefield’s 21. Bluefield shows effort but inconsistency costs them. Additional notes include possible football open dates for Greenbrier East and Parkersburg, golf legends invited, and WVU alumnus pursuing coaching moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver
Stanley Martin
Jimmy Miller
Princeton
Jimmy
Chris Crockett
Wytheville
Tom Cook
Athens
Mike Dent
Marty Eades
Curtis Woods
Giles
Sammy Hollie
Sammy
Gray
Hollie
Joe Retton
Fairmont Falcons
Bluefield State
Retton
Fairmont
Joe
Big Blues
Bluefield
Greenbrier East
Jefferson County
Brad Kincaid
Parkersburg
Portsmouth
Ohio
Bill Campbell
Huntington
U.S
Ervin Stepp
Glen Korobov
Charleston University
Morris Harvey
Ohio University
Pitt
Duquesne
Villanova
West Virginia
Rutgers
Jody Gardner
WVU
Northern Arizona
Dave Allara
Jaeger
WVU Medical School
Holmes Seeks Unification Fight After Zanon KO
Larry Holmes, facing a media image problem after following Muhammad Ali, stopped Italian challenger Lorenzo Zanon in six rounds for the WBC title. He dismisses the need to fight Tate for undisputed honors, while both champions appear on TV March 31 as Holmes meets Leroy Jones in Las Vegas and Tate fights Mike Weaver in Knoxville.
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Larry Holmes
Lorenzo Zanon
Caesar's Palace
Las Vegas
Holmes
Nev
Muhammad Ali
World Boxing Council
Itay
Ali
Easton
World Boxing Association
John Tate
Tate
Cham Bien
Leroy Jones
Mike Weaver
Knoxville
Tenn
Weaver
Tusculum routs Rams 66 in road win over Bluefield
Tusculum 66 beat Bluefield 57 as Jamie Dickson led with 19 points and Dan Etherington added 15. Ramblers Steve Hurst and Jeff Keye had 10 each. Bluefield drops to 15-13 and heads to a four game road swing through Kentucky starting Thursday. Concord falls 61-50 to West Virginia State, Debbie Ball and Becky Waugh top scorers for Concord with 16 and 12. WV State’s Jean Roy 20 points. Concord hosts West Virginia Tech Friday.
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Hendrix
Texas
Richardson
Abilene Christian
Associated Press
Archibald
Bas
Briar Cliff
Iowa
Phi
Point Park
Ford
K.C
Franklin
Ind
West
Nixon
L.A
Cent
Washington
Boston mi
Lafleur
Mts Houston
Gretzky
Cleveland
Taylor
Detroit
Trottier
NYI
Perreault
Bus
Simmer
LA Kansas City
MacDonld
Milwaukee
Cloutier
Que
Chicago
MacAdam
Nilsson
Utah
Federko
Seattle
Los Angeles
Phoenix
San Diego
Portland
Golden State
Landover
New York
Philadelphia
Indiana
New Jersey
San Antonio
Kansas City
Providence
Syracuse
Temple
Duke
Wake Forest
Maryland
Ohio St
Michigan St
Wisconsin
Louisville
Tulane
St. John’s N.Y
Notre Dame
LaSalle
Davidson
St. John’s
N.Y
Niagara
Rhode Island
Louisiana St
Kentucky Philadelphia
Vanderbilt
Mis- NY Rangers
Missippi St
Virginia
Vancouver
Colorado
Missouri
Kansas St
Nebraska
Winnipeg
Clemson
North Caro- Buffalo
Red
Georgia Tech
Boston
South Carolina
Minnesota
Purdue
Quebec
Toronto
Illinois
Montreal
Brigham Young
el Paso
New Mexico
Pittsburgh
Kansas State
Oklahoma
Hartford
New York Rangers
Atlanta
New York Islanders
Buffalo
St. Louis
Edmonton
Mel Greenberg
The
Philadelphia Inquirer
D Dominion
Louisiana Tech
Stephen F
Kentucky
Nevada
Las Vegas
Villanova
Queens
Jackson State
Mercer
Oregon
Tennessee Tech
UCLA
National Basketball Association
Sony
Gervin
Free
Dantley
Malone
Hon
Erving
Association of Intercollegiate Athletics
Issel
Den
Johnson
Mil
Crtwight
Wis
Eau Claire
Alabama St
Birdsong
Cameron Augsburg
Ave
Hou
Grand Canyon Water
Chicago St
Wsh
Winston-Salem
C. Jons
Kearney St
Parish
G.S
Biola
Bluefield
Ramblin
Rams
Tusculum
Jamie Dickson
Dick Mahan
Dan Etherington
Steve Hurst
Jeff Keye
Matt
Covington
Dean Brunson
Kentucky Christian
Dickson
Hurst
Keyes
Mahan
Adams
McCovington
Edwards
Williams
Houston
Singleton
Shepherd
Etherington
West Virginia State
Concord Mountain Lions
Mountain Lions
Debbie Ball
Becky Waugh
WV State
Jean Roy
Kitty Wilson
Concord
West Virginia Tech
Princeton Tigers Rout Fairview Falcons 70 52
Princeton junior varsity beat Fairview 70 to 52 as David Phillips with 36 points and Scooter Guill with 14 led the Tigers now at 3-4. Fairview’s Robbie Dye and Kevin Cruise each scored 17 for the Falcons. The eighth grade game went overtime 36-33 with Greg Brookman scoring 10 for Princeton. Fairview’s top scorer was George Saddler.
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Princeton
Princeton Tigers
Fairview Falcons
Tigers
David Phillips
Scooter Guill
Falcons
Robbie Dye
Kevin
Cruise
Greg Brookman
Young Tigers
High Falcon
George Saddler
Fairview
Indians Waltz Clearfork 95 to 64 in varsity clash
Herndon Indians routed Clearfork 95 64 as Billy Lusk led with 33 points and 15 rebounds. Elvis Gentry and Jeff Fink added 53 combined points while Rodney Abrams Paul Fitzwater and Cecil McClellan paced Clearfork in a lop sided setback.
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Herndon
Herndon Indians
Clearfork
Panthers
Rodney Abrams
Paul Fitzwater
Cecil McClellan
Bird Delivers as East Tops West in All Star Thriller
In the NBA All Star Game at the Capital Centre, Larry Bird emerged late to lift the East 144-136 in overtime, setting up Moses Malone’s basket and hitting a crucial three. George Gervin earned MVP honors with 34 points, while Bird's pass to Gervin sealed the win and stunned the West.
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Alex Sachare
Landover
Larry Bird
Boston Celtics
National Basketball Association
East
Billy Cunningham
Bird
Moses Malone
George Gervin
San Antonio Guard
Elvin Hayes
Washington Bullets
George
Gervin
West
Lenny Wilkens
Kareem Abdul- Jabbar
Jack Sikma
Eddie Johnson
Atlanta
Dan Roundfield
Adrian Dantley
Westphal
Abdul-Jabbar
Clay Court Specialist Vilas' Strange Ways
Daily Telegraph profile notes Guillermo Vilas, a slow-court baseline player, travels to Richmond for the United Virginia Bank Tennis Tournament. He defeats Sadri in a three-set quarterfinal and loses a semifinal to Roscoe Tanner, relying on endurance, topspin, and net forays. Coach Ion Tiriac directs his schedule and accompanies Vilas, who hints at future experimentation at the net.
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Garret Mathews
United Virginia Bank
Richmond
Tanner
Vilas
Boomer
Lookout Mountain
Tenn
Ihe Nastase
John Sadii
Charlotte
N.C
Argentina
Pacific
Quick Club
World Tennis
Gerulaitis
Okker
Nastase
Kriek
Dibbs
Sadri
Sadii
Sadre
Ion Tiriac
Tiriac
Ayatollah
Tirac
Guillermo Vilas
Tom Cain
Alors
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NBA
Sullivan
NHL
Bob Richards
Fred Wilt
Dick Button
Bob Mathias
John B. Kelly Jr
Arnold Tucker
Dec Blanchard
Ann Curtis
Gil Dodds
Cornelius Warmerdam
Leslie MacMitchell
Greg Rice
Joseph Burk
Don Lash
Don Budge
Glenn Morris
Lawson Little
Bill Bonthron
Glenn Cunningham
James Bausch
Bernard Berlinger
Bobby Jones
College
Siena
Penn State
Vermont
Fordham
Army
Holy Cross
Manhattan
Memphis St
N. Carolina
Yale
N. Georgia
Piedmont
Bowling Green
Ball State
Roanoke
Emory & Henry
S. Carolina
Citadel
Coastal
Wheeling
Alderson-Broaddus
Glenville
Virginia Tech
NAIA
Stussy
Ramblin’ Rams
Srw
Gervin Cops
Arret Mathews
Daily Telegraph
Roscoe Tanner
John _nroe
MaryAnne Stevens
Murphy's Circular
Willmatt CO
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