Easley's Sharp Shooting Gives Eagles Victory
Beckley Flying Eagles defeated Oak Hill 62 to 50 at the Beckley Recreation Building. Jim Easley led with 16 points on 8 of 13 shooting while Bill Barnard added 20 on 9 of 25. Oak Hill’s Ronald Potter had 17. rebounding edged 48 to 38 for Beckley.
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Lawrence Wiseman
Beckley
Flying Eagles
Oak Hill
Beckley Recreation Building
Kyle Phipps
Eagles
Red Devils
Bill Barnard
Jim Easley
Barnard
Easley
Ronald Potter
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Sam Cohn
Woodrow Wilson
Don Thomas
Devils
Joe Sproles
Carroll Carter
Arthur Akers
K. Treadway
R. Blackwell
Rod Harmon
John Quintier
Dave Davies
Jim Ea
Schaus Sees WVU Improve But Needs Better Ball At KIT
West Virginia beat Virginia Military Institute 91-76 as coach Fred Schaus warned the Mountaineers must shoot better for the Kentucky Invitational in Lexington. WVU improved to six straight wins and 37 straight home wins while UT Illinois? He noted bench play disappointed and stressed sharper play against St. Louis in the KIT opener. West Virginia trailed 15-15 before pulling away to 43-32 at halftime and 56-34 early in the second half. Joe Gedro led VMI with 30 points while All-America Jerry West scored 27 for WVU. Miller of VMI praised WVU as a tough pressure team in tournament play.
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Fred Schaus
West Virginia
Virginia Military Institute
Mountaineers
VMI
Lexington
Schaus
Joe Gedro
Gedro
Jerry West
West
Jim Warren
St. Louis
Kentucky
North Carolina
George King
Louis Miller
Miller
East and West Virginia High School Basketball Scores
Scores list shows W Va high school games with Thomas, Harman, Beckley, Oak Hill, Sissonville, Bridgeport, Belington, Hamlin, Fort Gay. College basketball results include Carnegie Tech, Waynesburg, Fairfield, St. Francis NY, South West Virginia, VMI, Clemson, Davidson, Miami, Murray State, Florida State, Alabama, Mississippi, Arkansas State, Southeastern Louisiana, Tennessee A I, Kentucky Wesleyan, Kentucky State, Fort Knox, Louisiana Tech, Southeastern Oklahoma, Mid Indiana, Kansas State, Detroit, Xavier Ohio, Illinois, Marquette, Notre Dame, Nebraska, Kentucky, Kansas, Creighton, Texas Christian, Bradley, Providence, Missouri, Wisconsin, Colorado, Iowa, West Texas, LSU, New Mexico State, McMurry.
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Harman
Beckley
Oak Hill
Dupont
Sissonville
Bridgeport
Belington
Hamlin
Fort Gay
Carnegie Tech
Waynesburg
Fairfield Univ
St. Francis NY
South West Virginia
VMI
Clemson
Davidson
Miami
Fila
Murray State
Florida State
Alabama
Mississippi
Arkansas State
Mississippi Southern
Southeastern
Louisiana
Tennessee A & I
Kentucky Wesleyan
Kentucky State
Fort Knox
Louisiana Tech
Oklahoma
MID
Indiana
Kansas State
Detroit
Xavier
Ohio
Illinois
Marquette
Notre Dame
Nebraska
Kentucky
Kansas
Creighton
Texas Christian
Bradley
Providence
Missouri
Wisconsin
Colorado
Iowa
West Texas
Louisiana State
New Mexico State
McMurry
D&E and Tech Rise in West Virginia Conference Wins
West Virginia Tech and Wes leyan kept perfect records with big conference wins. Davis and Elkins defeated West Liberty 92-85, moving Bluefield to the Western Division lead. Tech beat Glenville 121-63, Wesleyan beat Bethany 101-74. Next up Beckley hosts Salem and Davis and Elkins travels to Alderson Broaddus.
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West Virginia Tech
Wesleyan
Bluefield
West Liberty
Davis and Elkins
Tech
Glenville
Bethany
Beckley
Salem
Philippi
Alderson - Broaddus
Weekend High School Basketball Slate Across Region
Logan plays Madison Princeton travels to Gary Fayetteville hosts Summers ville Oceana visits Baileysville Hinton at Sophia Stoco at Pineville Trap Hill at Shady Spring Stratton at Kingston Matoaka vs Athens Conley at Kimball Crichton at Marlinton Union visits Greenville Renick at Lewisburg Clear Fork at Mark Twain Pax at Sandstone Rainelle at Rupert Peterstown at Ronceverte Hillsboro faces Talcott White Sulphur at Frankford Welch vs Aracama Franklin meets Green Bank Clifton Forge Va at Bolling Beckley Jr plays Stoco Jr W. Va State hosts North Carolina College Morris Harvey vs William & Mary Southeastern at Shepherd five non conference games last night include W V State 97 88 loss to Hampton Institute Shepherd 86 79 at Shippensburg Bluefield 94 55 over Fayetteville NC Fairmont edged 77 76 at Frostburg Potomac 113 67 at Hagerstown Md.
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Oceana
Baileysville
Hinton
Sophia
Stoco
Pineville
Trap Hill
Shady Spring
Stratton
Kingston
Matoaka
Athens
Conley
Kimball
Union
Greenville
Renick
Lewisburg
Clear Fork
Mark Twain
Pax
Sandstone
Rainelle
Rupert
Peterstown
Ronceverte
Hillsboro
Talcott
Frankford
Welch
Bluefield
Aracama
Franklin
Green Bank
Clifton Forge
Bolling
Beckley Jr
Stoco Jr
W. Va. State
North Carolina College
Morris Harvey
William & Mary
Southeastern
D. C
Shepherd
Hampton Institute
Shippensburg
Fayetteville
N C
Fairmont
Frostburg
Potomac
Hagerstown
Nuttall High
Lookout
McDowell County
New River Valley
Summersville
Logan
Madison
Princeton
Gary
Matoka
Man
Aracoma
Shady Spring and Trap Hill Face Busy Hoop Night
Shady Spring hosts Trap Hill as the area schedules a 15 game slate across Raleigh County Coalfield New River Valley and Wyoming County leagues. Shady Spring seeks its first win after a 71 35 loss to Sophia while Trap Hill aims for win number two after beating Pax 86 63 and losing to Marsh Fork 58 42. The card features battles of unbeatens Oceana vs Baileysville and notable matchups including Princeton Hinton Beckley Junior High and Beckley Junior High.
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Trap Hill
Coalfield
New River Valley
Wyoming County
Sophia
Tiger’s
Pax
Marsh Fork
Oceana
Baileysville
Princeton
Hinton
Beckley Junior High
Princeton Tigers
Rod Thorn
Lee Wall
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Beckley
Stoco
Oceana High
Beckley Blue Hawks Seek First WVIAC Win Over Salem
Beckley College hosts Salem College in a Western Division clash aiming to snap a weather delayed slump and notch Beckley’s first WVIAC victory this season. Salem averages over 92 points per game led by Fred Gandt and Dave Christie, while Beckley relies on Vernon Hurt and Bob Morris. The outcome impacts conference standings and the February tournament draw.
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Beckley College
West Virginia
Salem College
Recreation Building
Salem
Glenville
Tech
Tigers
Beckley
Vernon Hurt
Bob Morris
Fred Gandt
Dave Christie
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Ron Manning
Joe Gilkeson
Bob Fox
Hurt
Morris
Junior Chamber of Commerce
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Beckley and
Morris Harvey
Hawks
Moore and Brown Triumph in Non Title Bouts
San Francisco featherweight champion Davy Moore outpointed Hilario Morales in a ten round non title bout. New Orleans lightweight champion Joe Brown defeated Joey Parks in a ten round bout.
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Davy Moore
Springfield
Ohio
Hilario Morales
Mexico
New Orleans
Joe Brown
Joey Parks
Omaha
Neb
Herd Upsets Virginia Tech In Near Way Marshall Upset
Marshall’s basketball team, after a string of wins and losses, shocked previously unbeaten Virginia Tech 85 82 led by a 13 point burst in the first half. Coach Jule Rivlin praised the defense for limiting Tech star Chris Smith to 13 points as Marshall prepared for Miami and Western Michigan league tests.
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Miami
Redskins
Western Michigan
Logan
Big Green
Virginia Tech
Jule Rivlin
Tech
Chris Smith
Charleston
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