Morris Harvey and Tech reach Holiday finals at Civic Center
Morris Harvey and West Virginia Tech advanced to the Holiday Tournament final by routing West Virginia State and Virginia Wesleyan respectively. Neal Bassi’s Bears and Hank Ellis’s Jackets both showcased strong offense as MHH built a 25 point lead, while Tech relied on sharp shooting to stay atop their bracket.
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Walton and DuPont Eagles in Kanawha Valley clash
DuPont Eagles beat East Bank 63 in a Kanawha Valley Conference game behind Larry Wallon 27 points. Artie Feild scored 20 with strong corner shooting as South Charleston defeated Wildcats. Tom Estep led Nitras with 15, while Jividen and McClanahan boosted the Eagles. East Bank's Teddy Daniels led visitors with 12.
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Hoover Defeats Panthers in 69-47 Victory
The Huskies beat the Clay Panthers 69 to 47 in front of a home crowd. Elvoyet is noted as having died virtually on Pris day night, marking Hoover's third win in four starts this season.
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Terry Stewart
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Royals Rally Past Bullets In 103-96 Victory
In Cincinnati, the Royals overcame a 50-47 halftime deficit to beat the Baltimore Bullets 103-96. They heated up after the break, hitting eight of ten early field goals and pulling ahead by 10:13 in the third period, led by standout scoring and a stronger team effort.
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Salvation Army Caer Scores 60 In Teammate Tear
Lary Green topped the Salvation Army Caer squad with a season high plus points as Dish & Supply defeated Barber College 60 to something in the Salvation Army Men’s Tasgiy League. The result halted the holiday season as teams chased early standings and noted standout performances.
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Brigham Young Names Hudspeth New Head Coach
Brigham Young University named Thomas J. Hudspeth as its new head football coach. Hudspeth, a Canadian pro football assistant and defensive end coach, replaces Hall Mitchell who was fired after three seasons. The announcement came from BYU President Ernest Wilkinson following a news conference that morning.
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Thomas J. Hudspeth
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Prey
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Ernest Wilkinson
Hadspeth
Rams sign fifth quarterback Tom Kennedy for depth
The Los Angeles Rams added quarterback Tom Kennedy, 23, 6-1, 200 pounds, to their roster. Kennedy, a Los Angeles State standout, previously spent weeks with the Cleveland Browns and played four games for Winnipes in Canada before joining the Rams. The team already travels with Roman Gabel Terry Baker and two other rookies.
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Bill Rede
Downing Tops Pin Tourney in Florida
Vernon owning, a bank teller from Rodeo California, led after the first round of the Professional Bowlers Association event in Hialeah Florida with a 21 pin advantage. Downing averaged 220 and shot 1 321 for his first style nasmos as Wilkinson of Salinas California stood second with 1 302. Sixteen games were set for the 24 game qualifying rounds with 96 players competing to reach the finals.
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Mira's Brother To Attend Miami
Key West High Schools backfield star Mira accepted a grant in aid from the University of Miami on Friday night. The Miami school will move Mira toward All America honors, aided by his brother George.
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Race Trio Brings Home Victory At Tropical Park
Space Flyer led from the start to win the six furlong feature at Tropical Park paying 21.40 as Space Flyer defeated a fast field. Third went to Proud Fox who paid 10.20 to show with Gilligan aboard. The drifted field saw Geology finish fourth as Tropical Park crowd saw another strong performance from Space Flyer and driver Lhe Associated Press reports.
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Carter Delivers First Round KO To Upset Welter Champ Griffith
Welterweight contender Carter knocks out champion Emile Griffith in the first round on national TV at the Cisie Arena. Griffith rises twice but cannot continue after a left hook to the body and right cross to the jaw. Carter improves to 14 knockouts in 34 fights, positioning for a title shot against Joey Gardella.
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