Sophia Hawks cruise to ACL win over Marsh Fork
Sophia's 81-69 victory over Marsh Fork featured 39 points by Jim Woodie and a 22-17 early lead. The Hawks dominated the game with Woodie's shooting, backed by the Basham brothers, while Marsh Fork's Danny Pritchard led scoring for the Bulldogs with 21 points.
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Sophia
Blue Hawks
Jim Woodie
Marsh Fork
Trap Hill
Stoco Indians
Surveyor
Shady Spring
Peterstown
Hint
Jimmie Woodie
Hawks
Bulldogs
Woodie
Basham
Ronnie
Doug
Bill Pennington
Doug Ford
Danny Pritchard
Benny Milam
Stanley Cook
Jim Clay
Wildcats
Castle
Moore
Stewart
Huddleston
Jim Clay Marsh
Scott Fayetteville
David August
Hilton Gary Tabor
Arritt
Sherman Clark
Brooks
Plumely
Durrett
Ford
E Montgomery
Fayettevilles
Doug Basham
Park Central
Ronald Basham
Curtis Hunt
Richard Hairston
Paul Crutchfield
Larry Justice
Charles Thomas
Harold Hopkins
Walter Hamilton
George Jackson
Stoco
Robert Watkins
Buddy Thomas
Carl Simms
James Walker
Percy Edwards
Fountain Christian
Conley
Lenard Mullins
Robert Barbour
Joe Segiler
Butch White
Paul Lewis George Moose
Edgar Richardson
William Crews
Lloyd Crews
Traps
Ronald Booker
Bill Cole
Thomas Merriweathers
Charles Ellis
David Sellards
John Johnson
G Park Central
Walter Tolley
Gary Griffith
John Smith
Matewan
Bobby Cole
George Howell
Joe Hampton
Grady Presley
John Brown
del Chafin
Marvin Crews
Terry Epling
Dan Bailey
Robert McCoy
Oceana
Connie Dancy
Eugene Belcher
Lonnie Dancy
Bill Workman
Jim Perry
James Perry
Larry Cook
Bill Perry
Matewan 911
Bramwell
Jerry Lester
Tommy Wills
Darrell Lynon
Dickie Coiner
David Roberts
Buddy Sparks
Jerry Holbert
Shane Jones
Glen Rogers
Tommy Brooks
Tommy Day
Terry Cook
Roger Day
Buddy Perry O
Duddy Shafer
Frank Francis
Bramwell R
Service and Repair Plan Offered by Appalachian
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Appalachian
Hornets Buy Goalie Evans For Tonight’s AHL Game
Claude Evans joins the Pittsburgh nets to backstop the Hornets against the Hershey Bears as regular goalie Jerry McNamara rests. The acquisition from Springfield was completed Tuesday to fill in for the rested netminder.
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Hornets
Pittsburgh
UPI
Claude Evans
Pittsburgh Nets
Hershey Bears
Evans
Springfield
Jerry McNamara
East Seton Hall Edges Long Island In Matchup
United Press International reports a multi game college basketball day with Seton Hall defeating Long Island 83 to 56 and Connecticut topping Massachusetts 72 to 56 among other scores across the regions. The action features several other wins including Springfield 82 over Bridgeport 75 and Rochester 88 over Trinity 64.
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Seton Hall
Long Island U
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Springfield
Bridgeport
Rochester
Trinity
Brockport St
Buffalo
Rhode Island
Providence
St. Jos. (Pa
Gettysburg
Hofstra
Moravian
SOUTH
Sixth Ranked Grafton Falls to Clarksburg Irving 63 61
West Virginia sixth ranked Grafton Bearcats lost 63-61 to Clarksburg Washington Irving as Bob Combs hit a late field goal with 10 seconds left. It was Grafton’s fourth loss in 15 games, while Joe Lewis led W I with 21 points. Other top teams held form with Triadelphia 65 56 over Warwood and St Albans 76 49 over Cedar Grove. Wheeling Linsly beat Wheeling 85-71 and Logan won 59-58 over Man.
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Grafton
West Virginia
United Press International
Clarksburg
Washington Irving
Bob Combs
Bearcats
Joe Lewis
Triadelphia
Warwood
St. Albans
Cedar Grove
Koufax Returns Paper Unsigned and Angels Sign Three
Dodgers ace Sandy Koufax returned an unsigned 1962 contract as he prioritizes his Dennis the Menace filming schedule and a future meeting with GM Bavasi. The Angels signed three pitchers Jack Spring Bo Belinsky and George Conrad, while other clubs announced multiple signings including Kubiszyn, Aspr monte, and Foss.
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Sandy Koufax
Los Angeles Dodgers
Dodgers
E. J
Buzzie) Bavasi
Koufax
Bavasi
Dennis the Manace
Dennis
Vero Beach
Dodger
Johnny Podres
Don Drysdale
Angels
Los Angeles Angels
Jack Spring
Bo Belingsky
George Conrad
Leon Wagner
Felix Torres
Tom Tresh
Pedro Gonalez
Don ‘Lock
New York Yankees
Roger Maris
Baltimore Orioles
Paul
Pittsburgh Pirates
Larry Foss
Wichita
Kan
Pirate
Liston Next Opponent For Floyd Patterson
Sonny Liston appears set to sign for a June title bout with Floyd Patterson. The fight may occur in New York, Los Angeles, Philadelphia, or Chicago, with Championship Sports Inc. authorized to seal the $10 million deal. Liston, 27, has 23 knockouts in 34 pro fights and has pursued Patterson for over two years amid past management upheavals and a rehab stay.
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Philadelphia
UPI
Sonny Liston
Floyd Patterson
New York
Los Angeles
Chicago
Patterson
Liston
Championship Sports, Inc
Philadelphia Kaye Artist
United Press International
Championship Sports
Ingemar Johansson
Miami
Sonny
Saints end five game skid with 129 120 win over Tapers
San Francisco Saints snap a five game losing streak by beating the New York Tapers 129 120 at Comack New York. Berberich scores 36 as five players hit double figures to erase a 65 60 halftime deficit. Kansas City's Steers stay two games ahead by beating the Majors 97 91.
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United Press International
San Francisco Saints
Kansas City
Mike Farmer
Jim Francis
Jim Palmer
Roland Todd
Saints
Steels
San Francisco
Chicago
George Pruitt
Steers
John Wessels
Beckley and Weirton Lead WV High School Rankings
Beckley holds No. 1 with 16 first place votes and Weirton No. 2 with four. South Charleston rises to third after beating St Albans 53-51 and Stonewall Jackson 76-47. Triadelphia stays fourth as Huntington falls to fifth. Grafton up to sixth, St Albans seventh, Elkins eighth, Wheeling ninth, Logan tenth. Beckley beat Mullens 89-64 and Parkersburg 73-56. Weirton swept Wheeling 86-67 and Steubenville 65-59. Wellsburg beat Triadelphia 73-56.
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John T. Kady
Charleston
W. Va
UPI
Beckley
Weirton
West Virginia
South Charleston
United Press International Board of Coaches
St. Albans
Stonewall Jackson
Triadelphia
Huntington
Grafton
Elkins
Wheeling
Logan
Princeton
Mullens
Parkersburg
Red Riders
Steubenville
Ohio
Wellsburg
Boxing and high school basketball results from various cities
Results show Fosmire stopping Robinson in a light bout in Revere while Curtis Cokes defeated Kid Rayo in San Antonio. In high school action Triadelphia beat Benwood 83-37 and Huntington edged Charleston 66-65. Grafton’s streak ended with a 65-57 loss to Fairmont West, then rebounded. Elkins beat Buckhannon, Wheeling beat Martins Ferry, Logan defeated Welch and Montgom ery, with Princeton and Charleston tied for first in their division. Team standings list Beckley atop with 14-0 and Weirton 18-0, followed by South Charleston and others in second ten.
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Triadelphia
Benwood
Huntington
Charleston
Bill Allen
Huntington St. Joseph's
Grafton
Fairmont West
Elkins
St. Albans
South Charleston
Huntington East
Buckhannon
Wheeling
Weirton
Martins Ferry
Ohio
Logan
Welch
Princeton
Montgomery
Richwood
East Bank
Matewan
Martinsburg
Sophia
Flemington
Morgantown
Wellsburg
Beckley
Huntington St. Joseph
Bluefield
Roosevelt
Wilson
NCAA Moves To Form New Federations For Track
NCAA and NFHS outline plans to form new track and gymnastics federations. The group will meet in Chicago March 4-5 with invitees including armed services, YMCA, NAIA, and AAU rivals. Byers says new bodies may emerge regardless of AAU or military alignment to gain IOC recognition for US track and field.
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NCAA
Chicago
UPI
National Collegiate Athletic Association
National Federation of State
Walt Byers
Armed Services
YMCA
NAIA
Amateur Athletic Union
NCA
AAU
International
United States
Byers
Louis Fisher
Royals Stop Warriors Sets Six New Records in Win
The Cincinnati Royals defeated the Philadelphia Warriors 153 to 132 as Oscar Robertson scored 42 points and Wilt Chamberlain made a league record with 30 free throw attempts. The win snapped a Warriors surge toward first in the Eastern Division while Boston topped Chicago.
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Warriors
United Press International
Philadelphia Warriors
Cincinnati Royals
Philadelphia
Wilt Chamberlain
Boston Celtics
National Basketball Association
Cincinnati Garden
Cincinnati
Oscar Robertson
Chamberlain
Boston
Chicago Packers
Providence
R.I
Tommy Heinsohn
Celtics
Walt Bellamy
Chicago
Tucson Open Stars Thursday
The $20,000 Tucson Open begins Thursday at El Rio Country Club in Tucson Arizona. Defending champ Davey Hill of Denver returns while top names like Arnold Palmer Doug Sanders Cary Middlecoff and Jay Hebert are absent. Present stars include PGA champion Jerry Barber National Open king Gene Littler former Masters winner Art Wall Lionel Hebert Mike Souchak and Bruce Crampton.
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Tucson
Ariz
UPI
Cary Middlecoff
PGA
Jay Hebert
Jerry Barber
Gene Littler
Art ‘Wall
Lionel Hebert
Mike Souchak
Australia
Bruce Crampton
Paper Tiger Sailing Champ Repeats Miami Nassau Race Win
John L. Powell's 40-foot yawl Paper Tiger repeats as winner of the 184-mile Miami to Nassau race. Despite early standings, its corrected time edged out rival Osprey III by about 30 minutes in the 24th annual event led by Hilaria and others.
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Nassau, Bahamas
UPI
John L. Powell
Paper Tiger
Miami
Nassau
Hugh Shaddelee
Hilaria
William L. Brittain
Ticonderoga
Thor Ramsing
Solution
William Burchenal
Osprey III
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Herndon Victorious
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Tom MceLaughlin
Joey Ogle
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Charlie Baker
Roger Blackwell
Butch Wykle
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Kimball
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Melvin Whitehead
Godfrey Pryor
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Thre Pirates
Teddy Scott
Dave Arritt
Raymond Hilton
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Dancy
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Presley
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Darrell Synon
Appalachien Power Company
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Allied Artists Pee the
George Graft Story
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Marshall University
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New Mexico
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Xavier
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Ronnie Cobb
Mark Angotti
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Robert Christian
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J. K. Lilly
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Charles Castle
T. T. Spangler
Dennis Burton
Randy Williams
Glen White
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Frank Richmond
Junior Underwood
Jerry Taylor
Billy Fritz
Tom McLaughlin
Norman Farley
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Montgomery Shears
Gilbert
Buchanan
Sam McVey
Godfrey Pryre
William Knight
Johnny Johnson
Melvin Whiteshead
Roland Coleman
Danny Hairston
Robert Bentleyo
Charles Martin
Robert Morton
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Neely
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H. Hariston
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Stratton Jr
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Franciscus
Roney
Nancy Kwan
James Shiget
Miyoshi Umek
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By Alex Kahn
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Kid Rayo
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