Shady Spring Wrestlers Open Season in Quadrangular Meet
Shady Spring under coach Frank Rakes opened its season this afternoon at 1 p m in a quadrangular with Big Creek Clay and DuPont. Finals air tonight at 7 p m at Shady Spring High School with returning stars Larry Shaw Terry Worley Bill Moore and others, while several sophomores and backups gain varsity experience.
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Moran Expects Air Force To Be Well Conditioned
West Virginia University hosts Air Force Academy Nebraska and California in the Mountaineer Classic. Moran plans lineup adjustments after two early wins while praising Air Force discipline and conditioning.
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Doctors recommend Anacin for pain relief
Doctors dispense over 50 million Anacin tablets yearly for headaches dental pain arthritis colds and flu. It contains more of the common pain reliever than other leading tablets and is touted as easing tension and mood in addition to physical pain. Millions take Anacin without stomach upset.
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College Basketball Thursday Results From United Press International
College basketball results show numerous upsets and close games across divisions. Notable scores include Delaware 97 over Franklin & Marshall 62 and Harvard 122 over Springfield 2, highlighting wide margins and high scoring shows across campuses and conferences.
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Maravich Sparks Hawks Past Bulls 94 89 In OT
Pete Maravich scores 39 as the Atlanta Hawks beat the Chicago Bulls 94 89 in overtime. He ties the game late in regulation and nets key baskets in the extra period. Walt Bellamy adds 25 points for Atlanta while Bob Love scores 26 for Chicago.
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BYU Upsets Michigan 83 77 Led by Cosic at Nassau Coliseum
Brigham Young toppled 13th ranked Michigan 83 77 in the Nassau Coliseum debut. Kresimir Cosic scored 27 with 15 rebounds and five blocks, sending the Wolverines to their first loss after leading by nine at halftime. Doug Richards added 20 for BYU while Campy Russell led Michigan with 23.
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Old Grad Comes Back To Haunt BC Blue Hawks
Bil Smith scored 124 points with 12 rebounds and a late basket as Concord beat Beckley 74 72 in the West Virginia Conference opener for both teams. Arrington Smyre and Smith led Concord with 58 front‑line points. Brown and Goad paced Beckley with 18 each.
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Marshall Meets Texas El Paso In Bayou Classic Opener
Marshall University opens Bayou Classic play against Texas El Paso with coach Bob Daniels guiding a 2-0 team. UTEP enters 4-0 hot on defense led by Gus Bailey and Gary Brewster, while Marshall faces turnover woes and aims for national recognition in the Bayou Classic evening doubleheader at Lafayette.
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Marsh Fork Bulldogs Open Season With 82 51 Win Over Trap Hill
Marsh Fork defeats Trap Hill 82 to 51 in the season opener at Montcoal. Five Bulldogs reach double figures led by Bill Jarrell with 20 points. Dale Spencer and Greg Daniels add 16 each. Arthur Moore tops Trap Hill with 24. Marsh Fork faces Glen Rogers next, Trap Hill hosts Stoco.
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Park Mullens Stratton Winners Park
Park Mullens Stratton posted three area basketball wins yesterday Princeton 70 35 Mullens 53 42 Stratton 58 21 Park improves to 3 0 and hosts Oak Hill Tuesday at 2 30 in Park gym Branch and Burton lead with 10 points Rector 9 Stratton gets two players in double figures Quentin Smith Andre White 14 Greg White 17 Archie Johnson 16 Tony Hill 17 for Mullens eighth grade Bluefield defeats Park 46 44 Princeton 109 35 Park 16 11 22 21 70 Leading scorers Park Branch Burton 10 Rector 9 Princeton Williams 8 Smith 9 Mullens Greg White 17 Archie Johnson 16.
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Bruins Roughs Up Blues 5-0 in Boston
Boston dominates St Louis 5-0 in the Garden as Mike Walton bags two goals and an assist. Referee tallies 78 minutes in penalties, Bob McCord ejected for third man in a fight. Bruins move into a second place tie with the Rangers in the NHL East.
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Meeting to form WW Boosters Club
A meeting will be held Tuesday December 19 at the Elks Club on Heber Street to form a Woodrow Wilson boosters club. All interested persons are asked to attend at 7 30 p m.
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WHA Leaders Tie After Thursday Wins in WHA East
New England and Cleveland both won to stay tied for first in the WHA Eastern Division with 35 points. Cleveland defeated Quebec 3-1 as Gary Jarrett scored twice, while New England edged Ottawa 4-2 with key second period tallies from Jarrett Caffery Green and Sheehy.
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