Mullens Upset Mount Hope In 6-Point Classic In Beckley
Mullens won 61 58 over Mount Hope as Sid Elliot and Jerry Collier led the Mustangs in a tense Coalfield Conference opener. Alumni quintets dominated other area showdowns at Beckley Recreation Building and Collins High School gym, with notable scorers including Walter Rappold Ragland Rod Thorn Jim Sayers and Mike Delridge.
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West Virginia Prep Scores Highlight Local Standouts
Ceredo Renova defeated Barboursville 84 66 while Huntington St Joe posted 64 63 over Huntington Vinson. Hillsboro beat Lewisburg 45 44 and Mullens topped Mount Hope 61 58 as Wheeling beat Warwood 83 53. Clarksburg WI won 71 66 over Shinnston, Franklin ran past Petersburg 88 57, and Washington beat Northwestern 67 61 with Utah State 73 Idaho 61 results also listed.
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Fans ready for late nights if WVU advances LA opener
Morgantown fans wake with a thrill as West Virginia basketball may push deep in the Los Angeles Invitational Tournament. All-America star Jerry The Best West leads the Mountaineers toward a possible late week run, stirring expectations and sleepless nights for supporters.
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Luis Rodriguez Favored In TV Bout At Miami Beach Auditorium
Luis Rodriguez named the favorite to win the 10 round main event televised on ABC from the Miami Beach Auditorium tonight. A victory could put him in line for Don Jordan's world title with a potential six month grace period for the reigning champion to defend.
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PIGERES. SS? NIGEL PIGERES. SS?
The text lists names and places including Nigel Pigeres and Billy Thomas with associated cities such as Los Angeles Mexicali San Francisco. It appears as an OCR fragment with unclear context and no coherent event or outcome.
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Duel Looms Between Giants Conerly and Colts Defense
AP reports a playoff duel in Baltimore as Giants quarterback Charley Conerly faces the Colts defense led by a 40 interception season. Giants receiver Kyle Rote expresses faith in Conerly to exploit openings, while praising Colts backs Ray Brown Andy Nelson Milt Davis and Carl Taseff along with linebackers Dick Syzmanski Bill Pellington and Dock Shinnick for their aggressive coverage and zone drops.
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Aparicio Explains Base Stealing Mastery With Study
Chicago White Sox shortstop Luis Aparicio, renowned base stealing champion, explains his edge. He studies pitchers to anticipate moves and gain the jump. Manager Al Lopez praises Aparicio's judgment and exceptional acceleration, noting he rarely uses the steal sign.
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Football star breaks league record with 108 points
A professional back set a new league record scoring 108 points last season. He tallied 17 rushing touchdowns and added one rushing score on a forward pass, highlighting his dual threat and consistency for his team.
Bearcats Thrash Bradley For Sixth Straight Win
Cincinnati led by Oscar Robertson's 42 points overwhelmed Bradley 86 to 71 as the No. 1 Bearcats stretched their season streak to six. Robertson exploded after halftime to reach 24 points, while Bobby Joe Mason paced Bradley with 21. Other AP top ten teams fared well across a slate of games.
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Buffalo May Be 8th Spot For New Loop
Buffalo appears favored for the eighth franchise in Branch Rickey and Bill Shea's Continental League. Dallas-Fort Worth secured the seventh spot after a three hour meeting with J W Bateson and Amon G Carter Jr. The league’s midland centers include Minneapolis St Paul Denver Fort Worth Dallas and Houston with Buffalo leading the race for the final slot.
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Virginia Tech wins Watauga Holiday Tourney in Johnson City
Tech juniors Chris Smith 19 points and Bucky Keller 18 led a 10-point first-half surge that broke a 23-23 tie and gave Virginia Tech a 39-30 halftime edge. Smith earned MVP honors and joined Lewis Mills on the all-tourney team as Tech improved to 4-1.
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Boston Tops Pistons 136 to 104 in N B A Tuesday
The Celtics defeated Detroit 136 to 104 as New York won 127 to 119 against Cincinnati. There are no games scheduled for Wednesday.
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Gentry Tops WVIAC In Field Goal Percentage
BECKLEY AP The West Virginia Intercollegiate Conference reports Gentry lead in field goal accuracy with 71 made on 110 attempts for 64.5 percent while Orrin Jenkins of West Virginia State stands as top scorer at 2.6. Bob Childers of Concord nears 60 percent at 59.1 on 68 of 115 attempts. Bell and Vernon Hurt both hit 83.3 percent from the line with 34 of 40 and 35 of 42 respectively.
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Illinois Names Pete Elliott Illinois Football Coach
Pete Elliott, 33, a Bloomington native, signs a one year contract to coach Illinois. He becomes the university’s third coach in 47 years, joining a line of presidents and notable predecessors including Bob Zuppke and Ray Eliot. Elliott inherits a 5 3 1 record and promises veterans at some positions while others may be weak. This marks the first brother pair as Big Ten head coaches with Michigan’s Bump Elliott.
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