Smoot Paces Irish Past Cedar in KVC Lidlifter
Charleston Catholic flies to a 91 61 win over Cedar Grove as Terry Smoot pours in 33 points and Tom Moore leads Cedar Grove with 21. Alumni beat CHS 87 72 behind Chris Smith 24 Willie Farley 21 with Dean Blake 14. Charleston opens regular season Thursday at the Civic Center vs DuPont.
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Chris
Moose) Smith
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June Bug) Farley
Charleston High Mountain Lions
Dean Blake
Jeff Schoenbaum
Roy Howell
Randy McCormick
Charleston
Civic Center
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Circle
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Tolpis
King Returns Briefly to WVU Cage Drill
WVU coach George King visited a Mountaineers practice for about 35 minutes after recent hospitalization for back muscle spasms. He is expected to be on the bench tonight against the Richmond Spiders with assistant coach Bob Lochmueller handling duties. Perry Polinsky earns a starting forward berth with Bill Maphis, Bob Camp at center, and Buddy Quertinmont and Ricky Ray at guards. The team travels to Charleston Thursday and then hosts VMI Friday night.
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West Virginia University
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West Virginia
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Polinsky
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Bob Camp
Buddy Quertinmont
Ricky Ray
Mountaineers
Charleston
Civic Center
VMI
Gauley Eyes Second Win At Richwood
Gauley Bridge Gauley Bridge Travellers open season with 107 72 win over Webster Springs and set five away games before Christmas at Richwood Lookout Summersville and other venues. Led by Jerry Montgomery 33 points in opener and AA all state selection last season, the squad features five lettermen including Dan Webb Reginald Smith and Jeff Ashworth with several other players proving strong in practice. Schedule lists dates through February with multiple away games and home contests.
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Webster Springs
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Lookout
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Gauley
Louis J. Kania
Jerry Montgomery
Montgomery
Webster
Dan Webb
Reginald Smith
Jeff Ashworth
John Meadows
Bob Lawson
Fred Brown
Eddie Richmond
Richweed
Mount Hope
Montomery
Payetteville
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Clay
Cowen
College Basketball Scores From Monday Night Action
The Associated Press reports numerous games with broad scores across divisions. Notable results include Randolph Macon 76 Roanoke 76 tied late, Emory & Henry 75 over Tusculum 83, Mississippi 68 over Centenary 67, East Carolina 84 over Arkansas State 66, and Villanova 61 Princeton 60 in a tight finish. Other highlights feature Georgetown Kentucky 91 over Oakland City 66, Notre Dame?
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Clemson beats Citadel as Mahaffey scores 31
Clemson Tigers defeat The Citadel 90 to 75 led by sophomore Randy Mahaffey with 31 points and 16 rebounds. He sparked the early run, Clemson never trailed after taking a 6-0 lead, and led 28-11 midway through the first half. Citadel fouls totaled 24, attendance about 4,000.
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Conley
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Ron
Respess
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Connley
Adams
North Carolin
Talent on display from Potomac Valley high schools
Class A Team notes strong ground games as Meadows Bridge Thompson gains 8.5 yards per carry and 832 yards on 98 attempts, scoring 55. Ridgeley’s Rosely draws college interest as a top tackle. Terra Alta dominates eight of nine games behind guard Charles Pritt, praised by coach Pat Wolfe. Bishop Donahue's Lautar, a 198-pound defensive linebacker and former second all-state center, stands out. High school talent with enrollments up to 115. Stonewall Jackson to hold banquet at 6 p.m. Wednesday in the high school cafeteria.
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Ridgeley
Rosely
Potomac Valley
Tom O'Connor
Terra Alta
Charles Pritt
Pat Wolfe
Bishop Donahue
Lautar
Tom O'Connell
N C State coach Everett Case resigns due to health
Chancellor John T Caldwell announced veteran basketball coach Everett Case has resigned for health reasons after two games this season. Assistant Press Maravich will take over immediately with Case serving as advisory coach. Wolf Pack stands 1-1 after two games as Roy Clogston and committee approve change.
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John T. Caldwell
Everett Case
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Maravich
Clogston
Color films added to East Bank fete honoring Roy Williams
East Bank celebrates Class AAA football title with a 6-0 victory over Huntington. Color films to be shown at the banquet honoring retiring coach Roy Williams, with Meon Conde as speaker. Event at E B gymnasium starts 6 p.m. Tickets are $5 sponsors and $3 individuals.
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Palmer Nicklaus Eye Change in Canada Cup
Nicklaus and Palmer call for a team oriented Canada Cup format with best ball scoring at Kaanapali Maui amid talks of shifting the Eisenhower Trophy emphasis to the team event. Palmer notes the US would gain if the format rewards both players led by Nicklaus. Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus debate individual versus team glory as executives weigh a four tournament schedule and a potential Monday change.
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Arnold Palmer
Michigan Beats Missouri Behind Buntin S 61-91
No. 1 Michigan overpowered Missouri 91-61 as Bill Buntin led with 14 points. Larry Tregoing and Cazzie Russell added 12 each, with George Flamank topping Missouri with 14 before fouling out. Michigan opened a 20 point halftime lead and coasted to the win.
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Emerson Rejects Pro Bid and NFL Nurse Notes
Emerson rejects an $85,000 pro offer, remaining top amateur. In football updates, Gene Stallings named head coach at Texas A&M, replacing Hank Feldberg. Willie Williams and Bob Felts sign with NFL teams. Bobby Maples drafted by Oilers. Gary Richter joins Chiefs. divorce suit filed by Mrs Marshall Goldberg. Jockey Mike Venezia wins six at Aqueduct. Cepeda knee surgery. Ernie Banks earns Ken Hubbs memorial award. Walter Camp All American Donald Laurie to deliver Hall of Fame address. Earl Blaik to be inducted into the hall.
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Bills Lose Defense Lead as Oilers Boost Offense
In New York AP report Buffalo drops to second in total defense after a tough game Sunday while Houston Oilers idle. San Diego and Kansas City push ahead in various offensive and defensive rankings as Buffalo remains strong in rushing offense and defense. Oakland and Denver show yardage shifts amid the season’s closing stretch.
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