Princeton Hosts George Wythe Beavers in Final Mitchell Stadium Clash
Princeton Tigers host George Wythe High School under lights at Mitchell Stadium in a final gridiron meeting. Beavers lead Division A with 4 0 record and rank seventh in Class AAA West Virginia, while Wytheville’s Maroon Waves are winless. Other McDowell County games include Welch at Man Jaeger hosting Williamson and Big Creek vs Tazewell.
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WVU Falls to Kentucky in Tight Mountain State Clash
WVU suffered a 28 13 defeat to Kentucky as fans and veteran Morgantown scribe Mickey Furfari note a flat effort by the Mountaineers after an early 7 0 lead. Critics question play calling and clock management as momentum swung to the Wildcats.
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Tigers, Hokies clash as tensions flare amid schedule talk
Clemson joins staff turmoil after Parker's firing, Sharpe and Pell tensions linger though not likely to affect the game. Virginia Tech boasts a 0-2 record on TV, says Sharpe the 1975 squad was better, while Duke and Kentucky looming.
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Jimmy Sharpe
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Lions Boyles Surpasses 4 000 Yards In WVIAC History
Concord quarterback Jeff Boyles becomes the second West Virginia Conference player to top 4,000 career yards with 4 105 total yards in four seasons. He passed for 4 530 yards while negative rushing costs him 425. Concord sits 4-0 and ranked second in Division II.
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Salem
Gene Jones
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David Sisson
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Warner Dominates Division B Scoring Race With 54 Points
Curt Warner of Pineville leads Division B with 54 points after eight touchdowns and three conversions, as Bluefield area football action shows Terry Hall of Graham atop Division A with 42 points from four weeks. George Collins lies second in Division A with 36 points from TDs, while Northfork’s Tommy Walters sits with 32.
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George Collins
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Jim Honaker
Big Creek
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National League Race Tightens Into End of Season Drama
NL standings show Philadelphia and Pittsburgh battling for top positions as Montreal New York and St Louis chase with late games on Thursday through Saturday. Key matchups include Chicago at Pittsburgh and New York at St Louis while Houston visits Los Angeles and San Diego plays San Francisco.
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Kuberski Out Five Weeks With Broken Wrist
Boston Celtics forward Steve Kuberski has a broken right wrist and will miss at least five weeks. He is placed on the injured reserve list after a scrimmage injury, with team officials noting the crack developed during a fight with Norm Cook last week.
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Church Cage League Slated
The Princeton Church Athletic Association plans to start an adult basketball league in October. Churches wishing to sponsor a team should contact Robert Farley at 425-3749 or John Johnson at 425-3678 and respond promptly to help finalize plans.
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West Virginia grid card lists hundreds of high school games
The weekly AP compiled schedule shows WV high school and college games. Teams like Morgantown Central Preston and Fairmont State are matched with numerous opponents across counties, with several Ohio and Virginia schools also involved in this extensive listing.
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Lipizzaners At Brushfork Bring Regal Dressage To Bluefield
The Lipizzaners and other dressage horses will perform at Brushfork National Guard Armory in Bluefield on Monday at 8 p.m. The two hour show features acts from seven countries, over twenty horses, and new performances highlighting majestic horsemanship. Also noted is a baseball game detail from 1913 about Larry Cheney pitching for the Cubs against the Giants.
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