Emory & Henry Defeats Beckley College 87 83 in Odd Rally
In Wise Virginia Emory and Henry Wasps held off Beckley College Blue Hawks 87 to 83 after building a 45 35 halftime lead The comeback bid fell short as Beckley cut the margin to three before a cold finish Danny Pritchard scored 26 with 24 rebounds and Doug Basham added 21 for Beckley while Charlie Smith led Emory and Henry with 19 points Free throws helped the Wasps to 23 of 23 from the line and Beckley plays National Business College next
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Beckley Junior High dominates Central Junior in 58 25 win
Beckley Junior High stretched its season win streak to 11 with a 58-25 victory over Central Junior of Bluefield. John Wooten led Beckley with 21 points, Ray Coleman added 10, while Bill Burgess suffered a broken ankle in the third period. Beckley hosts Mullens Little Rebels next at the Recreation Building as area teams pursue strong runs.
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Sophia Stages Rally To Beat Sherman High 57 46
Sophia Staged a second half rally to defeat Sherman High School 57 to 46 at home. Bobby Trump led Sophia with 17 points while Darrell Billings 14 Walter Daniels 13 and Jim Stone 11 added double figures. Seth Brown led Sherman with 14 as Ricky Love and Mike Trent each had 10. Sophia improves to 9 4 on the season and will travel to Herndon tonight.
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AFL To Settle All-Star Losses
New Orleans promoter Dave Dixon said he is negotiating with the AFL for a settlement of losses from moving the AFL All-Star game from New Orleans to Houston after 20 Negro players walked out over racial discrimination. The game was eventually played before about 15,000. settlement total expected to be below 50,000.
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Yankees Still Back Maris Amid Trade Rumors
New York Yankees general manager Ralph Houk denies any Maris trade talks after reports linked Roger Maris to St. Louis for Bill White. Houk says there is no truth to the rumor and notes they would not trade Maris while he leads the club. Maris says he has heard nothing and cannot influence such moves.
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American League to open 1965 schedule early
The American League will begin play on April 12 with eight of ten clubs starting that day, including the Senators. Boston at Washington and New York at Minnesota headline opening night games, with other matchups spread through April 15 to 21. A total of 411 night games are scheduled, plus 19 additional games with varied start times.
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Wrecking Posts City League Win
A City League contest produced a decisive victory as Wrecking Posts claimed the win. The game showcased steady offense and strong defense throughout, earning them the conference triumph.
College basketball scores roll up across teams
United Press International reports wide results from college and high school games. Emory and Henry beat Beckley while Glenville and West Virginia Wesleyan posted wins, with Franklin Smoot Sandstone and Sissonville also victorious. Nearby colleges like NYU, Boston University, Manhattan, and St Bonaventure posted notable scores in a day of action across the region.
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Thirsk Zarley Tie For Lead In Bob Hope Classic
Parsled match at 0 under 134 after 36 holes places Stan Thirsk from Kansas City and Kermit Zarley of Yakima atop the Bob Hope Desert Classic standings for $100,000 in prizes. Palmer Casper and Nicklaus among six behind with majors in reserve as 90 holes loom.
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Qualifying Runs Scheduled Today at Daytona Beach Speedway
NASCAR drivers share the Daytona Beach Speedway with ARCA as qualifying for two 50 mile pole races tees up Sunday's ARCA 250 miler. ARCA drivers qualified Thursday for two more 50 mile pole races Saturday ahead of their Sunday feature.
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Motely accuses Browns of biased hiring practices
Marion Motley former Browns star fullback accuses Cleveland of ignoring Negro players in scouting and coaching hires. He says attempts to join the Browns post-retirement failed since 1955 and cites the hire of end coach and assistant Bob Nussbaumer as evidence. Art Modell defends club while noting 12 Negro players signed for 1965.
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Boyer Signs 1965 Contract With Cardinals
Ken Boyer signed a 1965 contract worth 65000 with the St. Louis Cardinals and said he felt now like a 50000 player before joining World Series champions. He credited his grand slam in the fourth game of the World Series for much of the club’s success.
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Nationwide counties grow big honey output
Florida, Idaho, Iowa, Minnesota, New York, Ohio, South Dakota, Texas and Wisconsin report significant honey production increases. Beekeepers cite favorable weather, abundant nectar and robust apiary activity across multiple states during the season.
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ABC to Expand Milwaukee with Hall of Fame Museum
The American Bowling Congress will undertake an expansion at its Milwaukee headquarters to add an ABC hall of fame and a national bowling museum. Executive Secretary Frank K. Baker announced on Thursday.
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Mixed Bowling Standings and High Scores Highlight Local League
Thursday night bowling results show the Orphans leading with a 5 1 mark and Pinecrest Motel posting top team series 2439. Individual highlights include Joe Houchins 563 and Roselie Anderson 549, with high games by Tom Bransford 221 and Val Reed 205.
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