Woodrow Wilson Opens Season With Shady Spring Tigers
Woodrow Wilson High starts 1964 65 basketball at home versus Shady Spring in a Raleigh County league and Coalfield Conference clash at the Raleigh County Armory at 8 00 p m Beckley suits 11 lettermen as Allan Skelton leads Shady Spring with 29 ppg while seniors start for Flying Eagle and coaches plan the double pivot. Stratton and Sophia carry unbeaten ACL records into key matchups as Mullens battles Bluefield in a Coalfield Conference showdown and other listed games fill the night slate.
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Mark Twain
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Pineville
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Kimball
Conley
Fayetteville
Cedar Grove
Big Creek
Princeton
Mullens Grade Captures Semifinal, Faces Covel in Final
Mullens Grade School Invitational contender Mullens Grade defeated Herndon 47 to 16 to reach the finals. Benny Rhoades led Mullens with 12 points while Jerome Anderson added 11. The championship game against Covel is scheduled for 12:30 p.m. today.
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Mountaineers Face Glen Rogers Cops Keydets Tonight
In Charleston WVU hosts Virginia Military Institute as coach George King seeks more scoring punch. Mountaineers 2-1 after a 65-61 win over Richmond, while VMI sits 1-2 after losses to Florida and Florida State. Glen Rogers High School remains unbeaten. Tommy Brooks scores 43 as they beat Sherman 85-67 to push to four straight wins.
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David Peters
Roger Ayerson
Eddie Carter
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Trap Hill
Sherman Roger Averson
Pineville A and B teams sweep Coal Mountain doubleheader
Pineville Elementary A team beat Coal Mountain 65 51 while the B squad won 62 47 Thursday night. Miller scored in both games for Coal Mountain tallying 32 in the B game. Class A Coal Mountain 6 14 15 16 51 Pineville 13 16 18 18 65 Class B Coal Mountain 12 7 16 12 47 Pineville 19 13 6 24 62
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Weekend High School Football Schedule Highlights
The schedule lists Shady Spring at Woodrow Wilson Mullens at Bluefield Clear Fork at Stoco Kimball at Conley Fayetteville at Cedar Grove Stratton at Sophia and Alumni at Trap Hill with records noted for each team. Matchups feature 1-1 teams Shady Spring and Woodrow Wilson. 1-0 Cedar Grove. 2-0 Conley. 2-0 Sophia. 0-3 Stoco. 0-2 Trap Hill.
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Bluefield
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Conley
Fayetteville
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Big Creek
Princeton
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Sophia
Alumni
Trap Hill
Ben Dunman Hoopsters Beat Princeton Twice
Seventh grade team beat Princeton 45 to 35 as Glen Stevens scored 25 points. Eighth graders won 46 to 40 led by Mike D Antoni with 14 points while Princeton’s Donnie Anderson and Fred Firey led their squad.
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Glen Stevens
Mike D’antoni
Donnie Anderson
Fred Firey
Basketball Scores From Around the State and Nation
Basketball results list scores for many colleges and teams. Notable games include Charleston defeating Dupont 79 to 61 and West Virginia’s runners up defeating Phillips Barbour 46 to 60 while Becketly and East Edinboro posted wins. Many more scores involve Duke, Navy, North Carolina, Notre Dame, and Houston.
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Drake
Colorado
Morris Harvey Beats Beckley College 98 73 in WV basketball clash
Morris Harvey College defeated Beckley College 98 to 73 at Beckley Recreation Building in a West Virginia Conference game. Hart was held to six points while Martin scored 27 for Morris Harvey. Sullivan led Beckley with 24 points and 11 rebounds as the Eagles pulled away after a 40-25 halftime edge.
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Boston Raps Cincinnati Hawks Gaining On Lakers
Celtics defeat Cincinnati 116 101 to extend the Eastern lead as Sam Jones scores 22. St Louis over Los Angeles 95 91 keeps pace in the West. Bob Pettit injures early, Jerry West tops Lakers with 34, Len Wilkins 30 for St Louis.
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Beckley Blue Hawks Beat BC Seniors in WVC Game
Morris Harvey players led by Bob Plybon with 16 and Ron Null with 15 helped the Blue Hawks top Beckley College 2-1 in the Western Virginia Conference. Alex Sabo came off the bench for 15 points and several steals, as Sabo aided Coach Joe Cook’s junior college squad. Beckley hosting Fairmont in Beckley Recreation Building Saturday night.
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Boston College Beats NYU For Third Victory
Eagles coach Bob Cousy guides Boston College to a 102-84 win over NYU at Madison Square Garden for their third straight victory. Johnny Austin scored 42 points, while Stan McKenzie led NYU with 34 as Boston College pulled away late. Other results include Duke's overtime win over Navy and Barry's 30 points for Miami against Niagara.
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Schweickert and Levy Earn Southern Conference Awards
Virginia Tech quarterback Bob Schweickert named Southern Conference Player of the Year at a trophy dinner in Charleston. Marv Levy of William and Mary receives the Coach of the Year Trophy as the Southern Conference Athletic Association meets to discuss football title rules and a five game conference requirement.
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Big Ten Backing AAU Policy Sparks Eligibility Debate
Chicago report says the Big Ten planned to reinforce a policy denying conference athletes eligibility for events not sanctioned by the AAU or other federations. Commissioner Reed noted no second vote was needed as all members approved. The move signals likely interpretations as AAU withholds dual sanctions for meets.
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Cleveland Downs Quebec In AHL
The Barons built a 3-0 lead in the first period and led 4-0 in the final frame before the Aces finally scored. Cleveland used a big early burst to reclaim top place in the Eastern Division while Quebec remained far behind Hershey and slipped further in the Western standings.
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Chicago Defeats Boston In NHL
Chicago keeps Denis DeJordy in goal with a win and a 5-1 victory over Boston after a 6-1 win against New York. Billy Reay notes Hall will return soon. Esposito and Hall score twice and once respectively as Boston’s Murray Oliver nets the lone goal.
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Browns Giants Tilt May Be Last For Y A Tittle
Y A Tittle signals this weekend’s Browns game may be his NFL finale after 16 seasons with the Giants. He cites a poor season and age, but avoids a firm retirement announcement. He plans to pursue California insurance work after football while acknowledging the gradual end many athletes face.
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Oceana Juniors Rally Past Glen Rogers for 33 25 Win
Oceana Junior High reversed a 15-9 halftime deficit to defeat Glen Rogers Junior High 33-25. Steve Browning scored 13 and Mike Osborne 12 for Oceana while Mike Bailey led Glen Rogers with eight points.
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