Coalfield and County Titles On the Block This Tuesday
Coalfield Conference title may go to Beckley area clubs as Beckley can clinch the Coalfield crown and Shady Spring aims to secure Raleigh County League title hopes. The program features 13 area games with Mullens at Beckley, Shady Spring vs Clear Fork, and other county rivals in a lively Tuesday night lineup.
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Shady Spring
Flying Eagles
Mullens Rebels
Shady’s Tigers
Clear Fork Panthers
Beaver
Bluesfield
Princeton
Park Central
Stratton
Glen Rogers
Marsh Fork
Mullens-Beckley
Tonight’s Coalfield Basketball Skirmish Schedule Hints Upset Possibilities
Tonight’s schedule features Mullens at Beckley a showdown that could alter the Coalfield crown Beckley seeks to extend its 11 game win streak and tighten its hold atop the standings while Mullens rebounds after a rough season This slate also sends Hinton Bluefield Princeton Shady Spring and others to key league encounters with notes of prior upsets and strong scoring by Gauley Travelers Byrd Prillerman and Meadow Bridge among others in a busy regional night
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Mullens
Rebels
Lewis
D'Antoni
Rec
Shady Spring
Tigers
Bluefield
Beavers
Martens
Beckley
Earl
Gilbert
Walt Rappold
Danny Williams
Ronald Manning
Boo’ Young
Chales Bales
Princeton
Flying Eagles
RCU
Stotesbury
Stratton
Park
Central
Mercer Countians
Byrd-Piibreath
Amigo
Fayette County
Mr. Hope
Lookout
Nuttall High Generals
Gailey Bridge
Fayetteville
Glen Rogers
Marsh Fork
Montcoal
Baileysville
Burch High
Delbarton
Wyoming County
Oceana
Welch
Northfork
Pineville
Pax
Spanishburg
Gauley Bridge Travelers
Byrd-Prillerman’s
Panthers
Herndon’s
Indians
Meadow Bridge Wildcats
Montgomery Greyhounds
Gauley
Travelers
Clay
Bob Ayersman
Traveler
David West
Clyde Crewey
Jim McLaughlin
Byrd
Prikterman
Park Central
Kingston
Mountaineers
Paul Wriston
Warren Richardson
Ferthers
Wriston
Kington
Byrd Prillerman
Bernard White
Herndon
Mark Twain
White
Nets
Noah Howerton
Joe Gilkerson
Meadow Bridge
Rainelle
Bill Smith
Montgomery
Charleston Catholic
Finsterwald Wins Tucson Open Playoff Title
Don Finsterwald captured the playoff at the Tucson Open to earn $2,000, with Don Whitt finishing two behind. Finsterwald posted 5 under par 64 and 269 total after 72 holes, while Whitt shot 69 for 69. Both players struggled with driving into spectators and Finsterwald overshot a green on No. 2.
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Ariz
Don Finsterwald
San Antonio
Tex
Don Whitt
Alameda
Calif
Finsterwald
el Rio
Whitt
Breen
Promoter Calls Wrestling a Farce in AP Report
Milwaukee promoter Johnny Heim openly attacks professional wrestling as unprofitable and unlegitimate, criticizing state regulation plans as likely driving small promoters out of business. He says honest matches would fail to draw crowds, while regulators would take a five percent cut, potentially reshaping the wrestling scene despite popular arena shows.
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Associated Press
Johnny Heim
Milwaukee
Wisconsin Athletic Commission
Heim
State Commission
Héim
Wisconsin Commission
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Baptist Triumph Leads Church League Opening Night
In the first round at the Recreation Building Baptist held a halftime deficit to beat Orchard. The memorial game at North Bend Park highlighted new park facilities and a noted deer plan feature, with regional notes on Watoga and Greenbrier forests and park acreage.
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North Bend State Park
Calra
Ritchie County
Baptist
Irab Orchard
Tigers Acquire Dittmer From Milwaukee Braves
Detroit Tigers obtain second baseman Jack Dittmer from the Milwaukee Braves. Dittmer, 29, can play second or third base and hit .245 in 1966 over 41 games. In exchange, Detroit sent outfielder Chick King and another player to be named by June 15, while King heads to Atlanta. The move restores the Tigers to 42 players, following the prior sale of infielder Jim Bridewerer to Baltimore for just over the waiver price.
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Feday
Jack Dittmer
Milwaukee Braves
Dittmer
Braves
Tigers
Chick King
Charleston
King
Behila Farm
Tiger
Jim Bridewerer
Baltimore
Beckley Blue Hawks defeat Salem Tigers 90 77 in league win
Beckley Blue Hawks clinched their third straight WVIAC victory at home by beating the Salem Tigers 90 to 77. Key late scoring from Long and Stafford helped seal the win as Skiles and Killingsworth fouled out with about 10 minutes left.
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Oak Hill
Beckley
College Blue Hawks
Salem Tigers
Backley
Denny ‘Skiles- and- Okey Killingsworth
Tigers
Blue Hawk
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Stafford
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Dave Corsini
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Ron Bardo
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Cor- Clyde Strassner
Okey Killingsworth
Ray Parczewski
Jim Genewick
Fred Gandt
Salem
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Alwo
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Clark Kester
Killingsworth
Joe Long
Jim’ Stafford
Gene Lilly
Teddy Clays
Andj Salem
Lubich
White
Kesler
Killingstworth
Long Ung
College and high school basketball scores roundup across states
Basketball scores from Kingston to Morgantown and beyond show varied results. Highlighted victors include Herndon over Mark Twain 91 69 and Huntington 110 over Wayne 66 while Southwestern teams post mixed outcomes. Other notable results feature Salem 78 Central State 72 and Wisconsin 70 over Wayne State.
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Miami
North Carolina College
South
Carlina State
Indiana
Minnesota
Michigan State
Purdue
North Carolina
Virginia
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Bradley
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