D'Antoni and Blankenship spark Marshall freshmen win
Marshall University freshmen led by Danny D'Antoni and Dallas Blankenship upset Morris Harvey Jayvees 87-77 at Mullens gym. McCarty scored 23 to pace Marshall. Robey led Morris Harvey with 21 as Rehmond added 20. D'Antoni and Blankenship previously starred for local county squads and helped fuel the rally with outside and floor leadership.
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West Virginia Teams Clash For City Basketball Crown
West Virginia led by the Glassmen 65 to 57 and Pike Motel 61 to 59 won their semis to set a title game in the City Basketball League warm up. Wilkes Insurance beat S S Supermarket 65 41 to stay in fifth place and face Valley Drive Barbers. Sunday third place pits Town and Country against Eppys while the regular season opens next Wednesday. High scorers include Jimmy Lucas and Paul Maddy 19 for the Glassmen Jitterne Gilbert 21 Denny Skiles 20 for Pike Motel Dave Salters 28 Town and Country Earl Arbaugh 21 Wilkes.
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Frank Robinson Joins Orioles As Slugging Star
Frank Robinson, one of baseballs bona fide sluggers, becomes a member of the Baltimore Orioles in a major league deal. The move reshapes the Orioles offense and boosts their pennant chances.
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Shady Grapplers Deliver 37 11 Victory Over Pineville
Shady Spring wrestling posted its 41st win in 42 matches with a 37 to 11 defeat of Pineville on the Shady mat. Winners included Don Epperly and Mike Farley, while Pineville claimed several decisions and a fall, final score Shady Spring 37 Pineville 11.
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Christian Memorial Capture Church Wins
Crab Orchard edged Catholic 49 45 in a hard fought opener. Christian defeated First Assembly 70 66. Memorial Baptist beat Temple 39 19. L Helmandollar scored 22 and W Peters 12 for Crab Orchard. Paiz led Catholics with 10.
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Beckley's Flying Eagles Open 65 Basketball Season
Beckley travels to Shady Spring to open the 1965 66 season with defending AAA champions Woodrow Wilson facing a veteran Shady Spring squad. Star guard J W McNeish leads Beckley alongside 4 seniors as coach Wiseman stresses senior starts and depth from juniors and sophomores. Shady Chandler relies on five lettermen and strong defense to challenge the champions in a 8:00 tip off with other area games on tap.
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Williams Poised for Tough WVU Varsity Season
West Virginia guard Ron Williams, a 6-3 sophomore from Weirton, has 58 points and 16 assists in three games, plus 26 rebounds. He notes early struggles with shot consistency but shows potential as a future star, with coach Bucky Waters praising his team impact and athleticism.
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Stoco Juniors Top Glen White in 51 28 Victory
Stoco Junior High defeated Glen White Juniors 51 to 28 at Coal City Thursday night. Eddie Jenkins led Stoco with 19 points, Jerry Smyre added 18, while Saddler paced Glen White with 11. Glen White showed late scoring but could not overcome the early lead.
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