Mountaineers Visit Civic Center In WVU Showdown
WVU basketball fans eye a key Civic Center clash with Virginia Tech as the Mountaineers seek a fifth straight home win. The article recalls past WVU successes at the arena, notes 2000 reserved tickets for the VME game, and highlights WVU’s scoring leaders and historical rivalries. It also lists upcoming games and notes shifts in Eastern League management.
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Boston Wins Over Royals in Nightcap Triumph
Boston tops Cincinnati in the nightcap as Krone and Robertson shine for Boston. Bellamy leads the Garden squad in a separate opener while St Louis and Hawes struggle in a disjointed game. A related court report details a bribery case in which Rosenthal and Butlin face fines and a suspended sentence for attempting to fix a West Virginia NYSE NCAA tournament game.
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Glenville edges Jackets in late rally for 87 84 win
Clyde Brewer banked in a three point play with 21 seconds left to lift Glenville to an 87 84 come from behind victory over West Virginia State. State Jackets led 38 27 at halftime and 74 68 late as they played without injured starters Ted Armstrong and Albert Pegues.
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State Scholastic Cage Results Highlight Close Meets
A cluttered list shows state scholastic cage results with numerous schools and scores across multiple regions. Notable victors include Walton, Huntington East, and Bishop Oenotue, amidst varied showings from Mountaineers and Knights in a dense meet summary.
Mountaineers narrowly fall to St John’s in uneven finish
West Virginia, led by Lowry 26 and Cavacini's second half surge, trailed St John’s by as little as three before fading in the Centennial Classic opener. Ohio State Duke hype loomed as Duke edged Ohio State for the night’s marquee result.
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Morris Harvey Eagles Surpass Bluefield in State College Clash
Morris Harvey, led by Jin Jindon and Jack McClanahan, outshot Bluefield 57 percent to 42 as the Golden Eagles built a large first half lead at Memorial Fieldhouse. Moran plans to rotate seniors Jividen McClanahan Begwn More and Kinder for the next game against Marshall, aiming to counter Marshall's height edge.
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Johnson Wins Unanimous Decision Over Henry Hank
Philadelphia telecast features former light heavyweight champion Darold Johnson securing a unanimous 10 round decision against Henry Hank of Detroit at the Blue Horizon Arena. Johnson sought another title shot with the victory on Friday night.
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New Big Green Opens Against Eagles Tonight
Marshall University starts its basketball season under a new coach and new system tonight at Memorial Field House in Huntington. Morris Harvey returns as tonight's opponent, with Ellis Johnson debuting his man to man defense and one shred offense as the Big Green seek revenge after last season’s opener loss.
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NYU Cagers Beat Tulsa at Madison Square Garden
NYU, ranked No 2, crushed Tulsa 99 76 in a Southern Conference game at Madison Square Garden. Barry Kramer led the Violet with 26 points. Also, VMI lost to William and Mary 56 51 in Lexington Virginia. Ki Bradley scored 40 as Princeton beat Army 80 71. Duquesne beat Westminster 75 55 and Pitt defeated George Washington 100.
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Chapmanville Tops Point Pleasant in Cage Clash
Chapmanville High School earned its second consecutive win with a 78 68 decision over Point Pleasant on Friday. Mike Torney tallied 23 points as Greg Emerick added 20 to pace the Panthers, while Point Pleasant veterans battled in a tight fore.
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Tech star cuts foot suspends week of action
Mike Barrett of West Virginia Tech injured his foot in a shower room accident. Coach Neal Raisi said the guard will miss at least a week, possibly two, after four stitches between two toes. Barrett has been a key scorer for Tech and will miss the Tech Salem game Wednesday at Montgomery.
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