Mountaineers Open 1972-73 Season Against Massachusetts
WVU coach Sonny Moran fields a young team for the 1972-73 season and tonight at the Coliseum hosts Massachusetts. Sophomores McDonald Anderson and Hornstein anchor the lineup with Fostered depth from Carr Reichenbecher and Baker. Massachusetts, led by McLaughlin Skinner and Trow, is favored in the Yankee Conference clash set for 8 PM in the 14,000-seat arena.
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Jerome Anderson
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Sprenger
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Tom McLaughlin
al Skinner
Peter Trow
Redmen
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Reds Trade for Nelson Scheinblum and Williams Becomes O's Target
Reds acquire Richie Scheinblum and Wayne Simpson from San Diego and a piece for Hal McRae. Orioles add Earl Williams from Atlanta along with other players in a flurry of winter meetings trades. The deal also involves Pat Doles and others as teams reshuffle rosters in pursuit of pennants.
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Bowden Hopes NC State Remembers 61–0 WVU Loss
West Virginia coach Bobby Bowden tells Charleston Rotarians he hopes NC State forgets the 1953 61–0 defeat as WVU prepares for the Peach Bowl. He notes WVU and NC State mutual 1950s and recent bowl impression ties, and recalls Lew Holtz as a former rival.
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Quick Draw on Morris Harvey Tickets Boost Eagles Fund
City councilman Howard Quick has sold $13,750 worth of Gee Eagles tickets over five years, with 279 sold this year, fueling a strong financial outlook for Morris Harvey athletics. The article notes coaching staff and players across basketball and football, plus local sports figures and a college schedule card initiative offering 25,000 high school basketball schedules.
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Detroit
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Jim Year
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Marshall
Hinton High School
Burlington
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Center Business College
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Nicklaus Leads As Palmer Misses Disney Open Cut
Jack Nicklaus shot 68 68 to grab the second round lead at the Walt Disney World Open in Lake Buena Vista Florida. Arnold Palmer failed to qualify with a 77 and 146 total, ending his streak of yearly wins and $100,000 seasons. Sam Snead posted 72 71 for 143 after two rounds.
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