Hardman on Sports: Bonds Needed for Kanawha Schools
The column urges Kanawha County voters to approve school bonds to fund modern facilities amid gaps in East Bank High and other schools. It argues 60 percent support is required, cites rising college enrollment, and urges turnout to back bonds for better secondary schools.
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Kanawha
East Bank High School
East Bank
Cabin Creek
Pioneerville
Holt
Nancy Craig
Fast Bank
Kentucky
Marshall Buckalew
Morris Harvey College
U.S
Walter Snyder
Elizabeth Street
Rockets
Phillies trade Baldschun for Brandt and Knowles
AP reports the Phillies send righthanded reliever Jack Baldschun to Baltimore in exchange for Orioles outfielder Jack Brandt and lefty Darold Knowles. Baltimore seeks bullpen strength after Haddix retirement and aging relievers Miller and Hall. Washington signs Ohio State fullback Tom Barrington, the Redskins' third NFL draft pick. Barrington stands 6 foot 1 and 215 pounds. Jed Ohio State led in rushing this season. Vikings announce halfback Tommy Mason will follow.
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Philadelphia Phillies
Jack Baldschun
Baltimore
Orioles
Jack Brandt
Darold Knowles
Harvey Haddix
Stu Miller
Dick Hall
Washington
Tom Barrington
Ohio State
Barrington
Jed
Minnesota Vikings
Tommy Mason
Virginia Tops Wake and Michigan Citadel Win Big Wins
Virginia defeated Wake Forest 95 63 behind 28 points from Cavalier star Wade Williams as Virginia Tech and Michigan also posted victories. The Citadel beat Wake Forest 71 64 while Ohio State and North Carolina State won key matchups. Police reported a beer and peanut theft scheme at the stadium affecting vendors.
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Charlottesville
W&m
Bob King
Virginia
Azzie Russell
Paar
Ted Ware
Forest
Bae Vie Tah Se Arad Cons
Big Ten
Atlantic Pion Wolverines
Loptiomore Data
Beliger
VPI
Gamie
Qeckoy Heer Zor
Cavaliers
Blacksburg
Citadel
Virginia Tech
Angeles
University Hall
William and Mary
Stetson
Hazzai
Skina
Paul Long
Long
Imhoff
Gocariet
Wake Forest
Corner Sports Services, Inc
Buffalo
Jetals
Tech
Alof Wig Baumann
N.Y
Philadelphia 79Ers
Boshart
Deacons
Mike Kates
Alke
Iimore
Connelly
Techmen
Indians
Miller
Lewis Shine
Sports Greer
Cavalier
Biancnr
Schroeder
Columbus
Ohio
Utes
Larry Miller
Bob Lewis
Sion
Wolverines
Ann Arbor
Mich
John Wetzel
North Carolina
Philadelphia
Michigan
Court Zone
Phila I
Los Angeles
St. Louis
Karen Hantze Susman
United States
San Diego
Calif
U.S. Lawn Tennis Assn
Target of Plot Belinsky Says He Faces a Plot
Los Angeles AP Philadelp hia pitcher Bo Belinsky alleges he is the victim of a plot. Phillies manager Gene Mauch would not comment, and Belinsky says Mauch plans to trade him after spring rosters. Willie Pep says boxing rebounds as TV coverage fades.
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LOS Angeles
Philadelphia
Bo Belinsky
Phillies
Gene Mauch
Belinsky
San Diego
Feola Scores 30 as Wesleyan Stuns West Liberty
Sam Feola put up 30 points to lead West Virginia Wesleyan past a young West Liberty squad 104 to 79. Reeves contributed 23 points as Wesleyan sprinted to an early lead and never trailed, boosting the Bobcats to 2-2 overall and 1-1 in the state conference. The team aims to play Salem Tigers next, with a game in town on Thursday.
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Buckhannon
Sam Feola
West Virginia Wesleyan
West Liberty
Bobcats
Feola
Mickey Reeves
Wesleyan
Salem Tigers
76ers Rally Past Lakers 116 107 At Civic Center
The 76ers beat the Los Angeles Lakers 116 to 107 as Wilt Chamberlain led Philadelphia with 29 points and Hal Greer added 24. Jerry West top-scored for L A with 34 as the Lakers remained in the Western Division race amid a crowded Eastern lineup.
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Bob Fretwell
Philadelphia
National Basketball Assn
Civic Center
Los Angeles Lakers
NBA
L. A
Wilt Chamberlain
New York Tonight
Hal Greer
Knicks
Billy Cunningham
76Ers
Cincinnati
Boston
Jerry West
Lakers
Greer
Marshall
Cunningham
North Carolina
Dolph Schayes
Detroit Pistons
Sige
West
Frec
Chamberlain
Waa Marvelous
Chet Walker
Lucious Jackson
Comp Owe Ee
Jackson
Various college basketball results from state and regional teams
State Colleges beat Bluefield 81 to 51 in W Va. West Liberty edged by 104 to 79 at Wesleyan vs. Greenbrier 29. South Carolina beat Duke 73 77. Indiana over Detroit 78 73. Ball State topped Xavier 87 65. Georgia Tech 9 9 percent? Rice 37. Ohio State 72 over North Carolina 82 Doorway, etc.
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State
Bluefield
Wesleyan
West Liberty
Wytheville
Greenbrier
South Carolina
Duke
Zitadel
Stetenn
Detroit
Indiana
Michigan
Ball St
Xavier Ohio
Union
WPE
William & Mary
Georgia Tech
Rice
Randolph Macon
Roanoke
North Carolina
Ohio State
Iowa
Southern Tl
Florida St
Tampa
Virginia
Wake Forest
Youngstown
ESI Wooster
Hiram
Jacksonville
Waivastara
Ohio U
Northern Ill
Central State
Fisk
Creighton
South Dakota
Bradley
New Mexico
Western Ky
Campbellsville
Oklahoma City
Loyola Chicago
Alabama
Samford
Morehead
Canisius
Iowa State
Phillips Oilers
Texas
Gamecocks Upset Duke 73 71 In Columbia
South Carolina edged Duke 73 71 with Frank Standard scoring the winning basket with 15 seconds left. Duke led 71 71 after Steve Vacendak tied it but South Carolina pulled away late.
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Columbia
S.C
Frank Standard
South Carolina
Gamecocks
Duke
Standard
Steve Vacendak
al Salvadori
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Ick
Klengwski
Charleston
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Quarrier Street
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To. Harris
Furk
Combs S. Gore
St, Albans
McCorkle Ave
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Wilt
Rudy LaRusso
Walt Jazzard
Hazzard
Fred Schaus
Elgin Baylor
Molly Tan
Dave McWatters
Kanawha County Marshall Alumni Assn
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Gene Wiley
George Washington High School
John DeMersmann
Carolin
Verga
Stvadrt Reid
Marin
Kickey
Hari'cka
Haan
Gordon Shepard
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