Runaway Western District MVP Beck Tops Region Voting
AP reports four Group AAA All-Regional scholastic basketball teams with Ricky Adams Hearley and Jerry Beck GW Danville leading as regional MVPs. Teams include All-Central Adams Sherod McCray Perry West. Northwest Beck Cooper Davis Simpson Maynard Fields. Northern Atchison Harris Semeld Sherrill Mancini, with repeaters Adams Sherad McCray from last year.
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Beck Gains All Northwest Region Honor In Basketball
George Washington High School star Jerry Beck, 26-6 senior center, received the most votes for the All-Northwest Region scholastic basketball team, as coach Dave Brown voiced pride in his player. The selection comes amid GW’s district tournament exit, raising doubt about state recognition. Beck averaged 24.2 points, 14 rebounds, and five blocks, helping GW place second in the district regular season and tournament.
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George Washington High School
Eagles
Scoreboard Basketball Results and Recreation Scores
A noisy scoreboard recap lists college and city scores with multiple teams and players named. Notable entries include Portland 9s over Denver 194 and Briar Texas over South Cant St. 6a Alcom 99, plus various rec league notes and player tallies for Hawk, Bullets, and other teams.
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Laing
Bowling Roundup and Scores From Tuesday League Night
Local bowling roundup lists numerous team names and player scores from Tuesday recreation leagues. Notable entries include Hit N Mies, Shaepens, Willin Travelers, Gibson, Hutche, Wrenn Vette, Kendrick, Redford, Beenies, Aldbeson, Tub Pinniel, Waerkhauser, Haskins Chat, and McDamilds among others with individual frame totals and team placements across multiple lanes.
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Willin Travelers
Gibson
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Laartedick
Wrenn Vette
Holy Cross Eyes NCAA Hopes After Upset Of Providence
Holy Cross earns NCAA berth bid by upsetting eighth ranked Providence College 67 68 on Chris Potter’s late jumper. Senior co captains Billy Doran and Kevin McAuley celebrate finally reaching the NCAAs, while Michigan looms as a national TV foe.
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Chris Potter
McAuley
Potter
George Blaney
Kevin
Chris
Michael
Billy
Hse
Holy
Cross
Blaney
Michigan
Kentucky Eyes NCAA Bid Despite Georgia Win
Kentucky guard Truman Claytor reflects on a season of near misses as the Wildcats settle for second in the SEC and aim to reach the NCAA East Regional after defeats to Tennessee. He cites strong defense against Georgia and the overall year as positives despite frustration over the home regional fate.
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Carolina Leads Pinehurst in Shore Pinehurst Invite
North Carolina moved to the lead after two rounds at the Shore Pinehurst Invitational with a 758 team total on the No. 2 course. Wake Forest star Bill Chapman held the individual 142 total after adding a 72. Ron Mobley of Troy State was two back, while John Jones of Brevard Junior College led Lyng Blevins for a share of top 10. The field included Oklahoma, NC State, and South Carolina among 17 teams, with several programs trailing the leaders at the middle of the pack.
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Jay Colliade
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Freddie Palmer
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Toak Chapman
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Sand Bill Community College
Georgetown In Cavern Atmosphere Faces Virginia Tech NIT Bid
Georgetown, after Maryland declined a slot, travels to Blacksburg to face Virginia Tech in the NIT first round. The Hoyas, 19 8, face Cassell Coliseum known for its steep, intimate seating while Tech features Duke Thorpe and Bil Thieneman as top scorers. Georgetown earned a bid only after Maryland’s withdrawal amid a dispute over the tournament field.
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Barker Wins in Dallas First Round at Virginia Slims Event
Second seed Sue Barker, 20, from England, defeated Lele Forced of Stanford 6-2 6-3 to reach the next round in a $100,000 women’s pro tennis tour stop in Dallas. Michelle Tyler beat Sus Hagey 6-4 6-3 for her first U S Indoor win. Doubles sees Kloss and Boshot prevail 6-2 6-4 over Kuykendall and Leiss, and Harter and Vermaak beat Beaven and Haley 7-5 6-4. Virginia Slims sponsors the event.
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