Underdog Edmondson eyes upset as Davis Cup semis loom
Mark Edmondson and Australian teammates acknowledge their underdog role against the United States in the Davis Cup semifinals. Edmondson says he may beat John McEnroe in Friday's first singles as McEnroe seeks to extend a recent fall in form.
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Area Junior High Teams Prevail in Football Action
Fairview beat Beckley Stratton 13-8 to move to 4-1. Central routed Shady Spring 42-0 led by Brian Williams with two rushing TDs. Princeton defeated Beckley Park 46-16 with eight fumbles forced by Princeton, Scooter Smith, Gene Lockhart and Parker Hall. Glenwood improved to 3-1-1 after a 40-24 win over Herndon, Gary Gentle scoring twice. Glenwood hosts Meadow Bridge next Thursday.
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Graham Junior High Girls Triumph 31 30 Over Tazewell
Graham Junior High girls won a 31 30 home game over Tazewell Amy Bake broke a 27 all tie with a jumper and Chris Compton led with 20 points including the decisive hoop. West Virginia weather and stream fishing report follow with DNR notes on northern central and western regions and river and lake conditions.
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Stadler Grabs Texas Open Lead In First Round
Craig Stadler shot a seven under par 65 to lead the Texas Open by one stroke over Bruce Lietzke at Oak Hills Country Club. Stadler, coming off a two week layoff, Birdied nine times and had two bogeys in ideal conditions. Ben Crenshaw, Charles Coody, Bill Britton, Bob Eastwood and Roger Maltbie were at 65, two back. Defending champ Lee Trevino posted 71 and must improve Friday to make the cut. Stadler ranks eighth on the money list with 205,829 in 1981.
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Concord Lions brace for West Liberty test in Saturday clash
Concord star Ray reflects on past battles with West Liberty and Georgia Tech style West Liberty offense led by Frank Zebrasky and Wesleyan. He weighs future plans at WVU, business aims, and possible semi pro football as he nears graduation while cherishing NAIA games against Elon and close teammate ties.
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