Local Hoops Slate Heaviest So Far With 17 Games Tonight
Heavy scholastic basketball action lights up 17 courts as Beckley Eaglets debut under Coach Hoss Irle and Shady Spring meets Clear Fork. Indians open Coalfield play in Fayetteville while Mark Twain, Oceana, Sophia, Pax and others clash across county venues amid a night of early season results and standout scorers.
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College Scores From Achaic Meet Report
Multiple team results listed from various colleges. Notable tallies include Reus Charleston 69 Lookout 7, St Johns Brooklyn 68 Kentucky Western Carolina 44, Newberry Southwest Cincinnati 46, Indiana 75 over Arkansas 50, Marietta 89 over St Johns Minnesota 69, West Liberty 69, Arizona State Lagstaff 54, Brigham Young n Te New Mexico A&M 65.
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West Virginia opens wrestling season Saturday with strong returners
WVU brings 19 lettermen back as coach Warrick leads a robust squad. The season home opener features four of eight matches in Morgantown with a triple header including basketball. Captain Bob Dedntonis and other holdovers headline the lineup as the team eyes an improved record.
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Keatley's Rally Tops Mullens Moose in College Exhibition
Keatley Beckley College edged Mullens Moose 57 to 30 as West Virginia players Lewis McManus and teammates sparked a late rally. Concord hosts Alder-Mullens and other regional results feature Virginia State, Glenville, and Marietta competing in the day’s slate.
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ROUNDUP: Major league moves and college notes round up key names
New York round up highlights big surprises from recent meetings. Cleveland and Boston chatter over trades and players like Bob Feller Junior Stephens Mueller and Marshall are named. Notes include boxers Steve Zale Bark Shar and a pheasant hunting count in Brooke County Ohio with officials citing minor kills and regional sporting updates.
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