Huskies Upset S C in Kanawha Valley clash
In a Tuesday Kanawha Valley Conference game, South Charleston lost 53-50 to Hoover. Nitro edged St Albans 64-60, while East Bank defeated George Washington 82-71. Charleston meets Catholic at 7:30 p.m. at the Civic Center.
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Dunbar Beats Madison 71 62 Behind Walker and Woodall
Dunbar built a 26 point burst in the second quarter and defeated Madison 71 62 on Tuesday. Melvin Walker led with 30 points and James Woodall added 20. Booth led Dunbar with 12 in a 3 man double figure effort.
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Warriors edge Knicks in an overtime scoring spree
Wilt Chamberlain poured 58 points including a nine straight stretch in overtime to lift the San Francisco Warriors past the New York Knicks 134 to 132 at Madison Square Garden. Johnny Egan scored 35 for New York as the Knicks rallied to force OT and Chamberlain sealed the win with late free throws.
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CAGE RESULTS STATE SCHOLASTIC MEET SCORES REPORTED
Readable results show numerous single events with scores for teams and individuals across districts in West Virginia and nearby states. Notable entries include Huntington area schools, Morgantown, Clarksburg, Beckley, and Charleston divisions with varied point totals and several college scores listed alongside high school results.
Roughhouse NBA Action Draws Hawks Owner Criticism
St Louis Hawks owner Ben Kerner denounces this NBA season as the roughest in 18 years, urging action after discussions with Cincinnati Royals executive VP J Thomas Grace and a reported NBA referees meeting. Hawks star Bob Pettit was injured in a recent Los Angeles game.
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Jeffs and Mann Lift City League Wins
Jefferson high teams beat Catholic 65 to 39 led by Curtis Price 15 and Skip Mason 14. Mann also won 60 to 50 over Wilson with Roger Shaffer 16 and Danny Keller 12. Lincoln surged 33 to 9 by halftime to defeat Marmet 58 to 33 led by Lacy 21. Baxter hit late shot for Sissonville 38-37 over St. Albans McKinley with 14 by Baxter and 18 by Childress. Elkview beat George Washington 64-32 with Lucas 17 and Rollyson 14. DuPont beat John Adams 45-43 on Dorsey 15 and Ocheltree 13. Spring Hill downed the Alumni 58-39 led by Strigle 16 and Berry 14.
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Holovak Named AFL Coach of the Year
Mike Holovak 44, former Patriots star fullback and Boston College coach, wins AFL Coach of the Year over Bills rival Lou Saban. A 24 member AP panel spread 13 to 11 votes as Holovak’s Boston squad prepares for Sunday’s Eastern Division title game against Buffalo.
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Ohio Fresh Defeat M. H. Jayvees 78 68 in Athens
Ohio University freshmen topped Morris Harry College jayvees 78 to 68 in a preliminary to the WV Wesleyan game. Ken Minor led M H with 22 points while Charleston High star, Minor, starred in defeat for M H.
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Skeet World Championship Planned for Georgia
National Skeet Shooting Association will hold its 1965 world championship at the Forest City Gun Club in Savannah Georgia. The event brings top shooters to Georgia to compete for titles and honors in skeet shooting.
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Davidson Domination Drugs Virginia Military 91-69
Davidson routs Virginia Military 91-69 in a Southern Conference game led by Fred Hetzel with 26 points and Dick Snyder with 23. The Wildcats built a 47-32 halftime edge and held off late rallies as VMI’s Kruszewski was top scorer with 18.
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