Sophia Nips Stratton In Overtime
In a seven game slate the tri county area’s unbeaten teams Montgomery Greyhounds and Ansted Highlanders won to extend streaks. Montgomery beat Richwood Lumberjacks 72 to 81 with Pete Kelly 18 and Charles 17 leading. Ansted topped Kingston 49 to 32 as Gary Pauley scored 14 and Kingston’s David Cottrell had 15.
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Gary
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Beckley
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John Holley
Papooses
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Lego
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Jerry Moore
Baileysville
Larry Miller
Doug DuFour
Glen Rogers
Doug Eads
Jim Miller
Fort
Wiley
Pineville
John Lubich
Ber
Ruben Hinton Jr. Humphries
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B. Blackburn
Leftridge
Don Basham
Topping
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Medley
Jack Monk
Cobb
Jack Hammon
Beckley Jr J Murdock
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McArthur Lester
Sarrett
Jerry Edmonds Taylor
Joan Addaway
Barksdale
Tucker
Roy Martin
Robert Pannel Garten
Oria Maniec Hinton
3Arl Martin
Joe Tenson
Beckle
McNeish and Wise- Sophia
Man Stratton
Sophia Jr Brammer
Crotty Woodie
Blackburn
Mullens Hicks
Bill Robertson
Merlin Brown
Pennington
Sid Elliott
Kenney
Charles Stump
Ford
Lacy
Albert Simpson
James Neal
Stoco
Bob Woods
Wilkie Milam Farley
Totals
Daniel
Northfork Wyco
Bob Thomas
Henry Daniels
Walker
Nowlin Sonn
U“ James Miller
Clay Laird Smith
Harley Morgan
Brownie Pauley
Bobby Cook
Bill Bostick
Stokey Morgan
Mont Steele
Mark Hampton
Jerry Trent
Don Cutlip
Glen Morgan
Woodrow Bragg
Bobby Cline
Oo” Lookout
Ronald Morgan Clay
Gauley
Halleysville
Terry Hogg
Smith
Hogg
Doug Keller
Wile
Blevins
Johnny Webb
Hatl
V. Scarbro
Pandy
Slaters
Cedar Grove
G. Laners
Hamilton
Lon Shanklin
Stuttner
Tony Ney
Walter Brown
Reavers
Don Rooke
P. Buchanan
Privett
Tom Daniels
Taylor
Ben Dunman Jr
Sd Gauley Bridge
Tilley Greenville
Marcus Wickle
Richard Dunn
Melvin McNeer
Gene Harvey
Jimny Pence
David Toller
Meadow Bridge
Jim Clay
Allen McCune
BI Mike Arritt
Dale Wells
Shady Five Wins Polio Tournament at Beaver Lions Meet
Shady Spring Elementary edged Beaver Grade School 38 to 28 to win the March of Dimes basketball tournament sponsored by the Beaver Lions Club. Ghent took consolation with a 28 to 9 win over Daniels. Carrington Lewis scored 19 to pace Shady Spring as Dayton Meadows added 18 for Ghent and Davin Luca had 14 for Daniels.
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Roger Richmond
Blue Jay
Carrington Lewis
Shady Spring
Floyd Worley
Glen Leigh
Wayne Anderson
Dayton Meadows
Ghen
Kenneth Phillips
Presrity
Mack Bailey
Enry Plumley
Maxwell Hill
Dayton Meadow
Emil Thompson
Davin Luca
Magee and Campbell Lead at Phoenix Open
A youth brigade led by 25-year-old Jerry Magee of Toronto won early rounds at the Phoenix Open. Magee shot seven-under 63 to set a course record, with Joe Campbell one stroke behind after a 64. Others in the mix included John McMullin 65 and Tommy Jacobs 66 as veterans edged into contention.
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Toronto
Canada
Magee
Arizona Country Club
Joe Campbell
Knoxville
Tenn
Purue
John McMullin
Pair Oaks
Calif
Tommy Jacobs
Whittier
Gene Littler
San Diego
Marty Furgol
Lemont
Paul O'Leary
Bellflower
Bob Harris
Winnetka
Bluefield Faces Oak Hill in Tri County Showdown
In a busy tri county night Bluefield hopes a first Coalfield Conference win as they meet Oak Hill Red Devils on Oak Hill hardwood. Oak Hill aims to rebound after a setback with Watkins and Wriston back, while Bluefield seeks consistency and a second straight win.
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Mount Hope
Watkins
Wriston
Oak Hill
Bluefield
Baileysville
Rough Riders
Trap Hill Wildcats
Summers County
Hinton Bobcats
Trap Hill
Hinton
Bobcats
Peterstown
Wildcats
James Lucas
Rainelle
Lookout
Park Cenyal
Byrd-Prillerman
Montcalm
Herndon
Night slate yields sparse wins for Coalfield teams
In a light Coalfield Conference run, Stoco’s Carl Shrewsbury headlines a string of two wins in eight league games as Meadow Bridge and nearby squads face a jammed slate including Athens at Oceana and Glenville at W Va State. Other matchups include Buckeye rivalries and nonconference tests for Beckley and Tech.
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Carl Shrewsbury
Stoco
66 Enter Golden Gloves Weigh-Ins Begin Tonight
Beckley prepares for a major Golden Gloves event with weigh-ins at 7 tonight at the National Guard Armory. The tournament runs Monday to Thursday at the Recreation building, with 16 championship bouts finale. Oak Hill and Lanark boxers have entered, including David Wilson 155, Gilbert Flannery 147, Bucky Criddle 136, and Carlos Jackson 127.
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R. C. Mitchell
National Guard Armory
Recreation Building
John Tanner
Oak Hill
Lanark
David Wilson
Tanner
Gilbert Flannery
Bucky Criddle
Carlos Jackson
Lowe Presented Harmon Award at Raleigh County Gun Club
Benjie Lowe, son of Mr and Mrs B Frank Lowe of 107 Travelers Lane, received the Roy Lee Harmon annual award as leading Junior Conservationist of the year at the Raleigh County Red and Gun Club meeting in the Raleigh County Courthouse. The club passed a resolution to observe Arbor Day April 24 with a plan to plant 1000 pine seedlings at Bald Knob Ski Slope near Flat Top. The group endorsed the Natural Resources act in the legislature, introduced by Warden M Lane of the West Virginia Conservation Commission. District Conservation Officer Charlie Costilow discussed the proposed new Chapter 20 of WV Code, outlining improvements for conservation enforcement. Three movies were shown, two by Frank Weston, ski instructor at Bald Knob who previously taught at Dartmouth College in Hanover, NH.
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Travelers Lane
Roy Lee Harmon
Raleigh County Red and Gun Club
Raleigh County Court House
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Flat Top
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Charlie Costilow
Code of West Virginia
The
Conservation Commission
Frank Weston
Dartmouth College
Hanover
New Hampshire
Ambitious jockey balances tracks and studies for vet degree
John Sellers, a rising jockey in Miami, gallops at Hialeah and Tropical Park, and fits in study time for a veterinary degree. He attends an extension course at the University of Miami to pursue his goal.
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Miami, Fla
John Sellers
Hialeah
Tropical Park
Coral Gables
University of Miami
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