Morris Harvey Attends Hall of Fame Then Wins
Morris Harvey visited the Basketball Hall of Fame in Springfield Massachusetts on Wednesday and played as if honoring James Naismith father of the game.
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Dietzel Talks With Denver Broncos On New Role
University of South Carolina coach Paul Dietzel met Denver Broncos officials to discuss becoming general manager and head coach. Dietzel indicated he would advise Carolina officials if he accepts any Broncos offer. Saban recently left the Broncos to coach the Bills as Dietzel’s discussions continued in Denver.
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Multiple college and tournament results from late 1971 basketball slate
A dense recap lists numerous games from various tournaments and invitational events. Scores span Missouri Valley, Big Eight, Far West, and Eastern region showcases with teams like Jacksonville Texas Tech Appalachian State and Cal State in action alongside hall of fame tournaments and consolation rounds.
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St Johns Defeats Harvard In Maryland Invitational Play
St Johns topped Harvard 81-73 in the Maryland Invitational, built on a late surge led by Tony Prince and Bill Schaeffer while Mel Davis added points. The Redmen, behind strong defense and crucial late baskets, held Harvard to a late rally as Oklahoma City University and Santa Clara also competed in the event.
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Tony Prince
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Poco Prince
Oklahoma City
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Spencer, Mullens, Greenbrier East lead district action
Spencer remains undefeated with an 87-53 win over Calhoun County led by Starcher 24 and Smith 20 while Garrett adds 13. Mullens defeats Pineville 73-59 as Smith 13 and Allen 11 pace the offense. Greenbrier East tops Allegheny 97-62 with Baker 29 and Johnson 24, and Elkins falls 51-49 to Roaring-Wood.
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Carr to Speak At East Bank Grid Banquet
Philadelphia Eagles assistant coach Jim Carr will headline the East Bank High School banquet honoring the Class AAA champions on January 8 in Charleston. Alumni can buy tickets for three dollars at Kanawha Office Equipment Co and from E B Boosters member Roland Savilla. call Tom Black at 945-4387 for reservations and pickup.
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Philadelphia Eagles
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East Bank
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East Bank High School
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Kanawha Office Equipment Co
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E. B. Athletic Boosters Club
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Puckett Leads Tech To Tourney Victory
Jack Puckett sparked West Virginia tech in the second half to beat Westchester State 79 62 in the Appalachian Holiday Tournament. Ohio Dominican defeated Chesapeake 97 80 as Tech advances to the final against Ohio Dominican and Westchester meets Chesapeake in the consolation.
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Jack Puckett
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Golden Bears
Westchester State
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Puckett
John Gourley
Tom Cooper
Tom Lewis
Nitro Wildcats win first Civic Center game 66 53 over Charleston Catholic
Nitro Wildcats defeat winless Charleston Catholic 66 to 53 for their first Civic Center win. Rick Workman scores 19 and Steve Thornton 16 to spark the victory, while Curtis Cabbell leads Catholic with 23 after returning from injury. Coach Higginbotham praises his big men and ball movement as Sissonville and St Albans win in Kanawha Valley Conference action.
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Bucks End Slump With 123 84 Win Over Sissonville Alumni
Max Simmons and Paul Hurst each scored 16 for St Albans in a 123 84 victory over Sissonville Alumni. Kareem Raymond Jordan 14 Abdul Jabbar 32 led the Bucks in a mild slump breaker with Jerry Varholt and Bobby Dawson 17 each.
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