Beavers Host Oak Hill In Weekend Contention
Beavers face Oak Hill tonight at Brushfork as Coach Chuck Lambert steers a 8-7 18 game record striving for a break-even week. The Area standings loom with Mullens and Gary locking in No. 1 in Division A as Northfork Welch, Oak Vale and others join tonight’s schedule.
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Chuck Lambert
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Beckley
Wyoming
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Tiy
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Chuck
Princeton
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Montcalm
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Oakvale
Spanishburg
Matoaka
Mount Hope
Saeger
Baileysville
Hinton
Pineville
Tigers Travel to Greenbrier East in Key Week for Princeton
Princeton's Tigers ride a rough spell with three losses in four on the road as they head to Greenbrier East tonight. They then host Pocahontas County on Wednesday and Montgomery on Friday in a busy week to close the regular season.
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Pocahontas County
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Big Creek
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Mullens
David Steele
Rebels
Ralph Ball
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Opie McKinney
Hobart Taylor
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Concord Lions Ready For Charleston Tourney Opener
Concord College departs at 10 a.m. for Charleston to begin the West Virginia Intercollegiate Athletic Conference Tournament with a 10:30 a.m. tip vs Shepherd. Coach Ira Blankenship backs a strong front court led by Milt Arrington and Jerome Smyre as the Lions seek an upset.
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Lone Ranger
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Glenville State braces for tourney sans guard amid injury
Glenville State enters the 36th annual WVIAC tournament with guard Jim Garnett sidelined by a broken jaw. Gene King steps in as the Pioneers open against West Liberty in Charleston as Bluefield State to face Beckley with Thomas and Pritchett near full health after earlier injuries.
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West Virginia Intercollegiate
Pioneers
West Liberty
Charleston
Bluefield State
Tony Mandeville
Big Blues
Beckley
Jerry Thomas
George Young Named Colts Offensive Line Coach
George Young, long time player personnel director for the Baltimore Colts since 1968, is appointed offensive line coach. General Manager Joe Thomas notes Young's return to coaching after a stint in the personnel department. Head coach Howard Schnellenberger confirms Young could have been his first assistant.
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Fayetteville
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Baltimore Colts
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George
Midwest
Joe Thomas
Howard Schnellenberger
Dick Voris
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