WVU Freshmen Beat Tech Yugged 80 to 67 in Raleigh
Ron Williams 21 scores 35 as West Virginia freshman team routs Virginia Tech 80 67 at Raleigh County Armory. Tech’s Ted Ware leads with 20 points while Dan Wetzel Glenn Combs and others guard the play. Also Santa Anita futures list Gun Bow 2 to 1 favorite with Candy Spots and Hill Rise at 6 to 1.
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Funseth Triumphs At Phoenix Open In 67 Final Round
Rod Funseth, 31, won the Phoenix Open by three strokes with a final 67 to finish at 274, 14 under par, earning 10,500. Bert Yancey finished second at 277. Doug Sanders tied for third but lost roughly 2,000 due to a two stroke penalty for being late to the first day tee.
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College basketball scores large list of games reported
A sprawling score roundup lists numerous NCAA men’s games with results across multiple conferences. Highlights include Temple over St Joseph’s 73 59 and Providence over Duquesne 83 75, Villanova 77 Saint Bonaventure 64, St John’s 82 Niagara 62, Syracuse 83 West Virginia 81, Penn State 59 Army 44, Princeton 103 Dartmouth 64, Harvard 64 Penn 82 Yale 72, Connecticut 87 Holy Cross 76, Seton Hall 116 St Francis Pa 95, and many more results across ECAC Big East ACC and other leagues with assorted overtime notes and wide score spreads.
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St Johns visit Oregon State? No. WVU vs St John’s in tense clash tonight
West Virginia carries a 10-13 mark into a key matchup with a strong St John’s tonight as the only Southern Conference game on the slate. Davidson secured top seed looming in Charlotte tourney with a big win over Richmond. Virginia Tech lost a narrow game to George Washington. Syracuse topped West Virginia 83-81 and Pitt fell to William and Mary. The final week seeds tournament hopes, Richmond and Furman battle to avoid cellar. Virginia Tech meets William and Mary while Davidson hosts Wofford. Conference standings tight with nine teams, Richmond to face VMI Tuesday.
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McKinley Dell Open U S Indoor Tennis Match
Salisbury Md UPI Chuck McKinley top seed opens defense of his U S indoor title Tuesday facing Dick Dell Maryland Bethesda in the opening round. McKinley recently slipped to No 2 in USTA rankings while Dennis Ralston of Bakersfield Cal sits at No 1.
Cardinals Sign Two Free Agents from College Programs
The St. Louis Cardinals signed free agents Steve Regan a 6 foot 3 inch 200 pound end from Northeast Louisiana State and Ollice Holden a 6 foot 210 pound defensive back from Fisk.
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Tennessee Tops SEC With 79 66 Win Over Vandy
Tennessee leads SEC as Ray Mears and A W Davis spark a 79 66 victory over Vanderbilt in Knoxville. Davis and Ron Widley each score 22, boosting the Vols to the conference summit. Other top teams stumble as Illinois Minnesota Michigan UCLA Providence Duke Wichita State Saint Josephs Davidson and St Joe's cling to strong records with notable wins.
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Bowl Wick and Wick Teams Dominate Local Bowling Standings
The Bow Wick league showcases strong scores with Mabscott Fire Dept and U.S. Royal leading in team series and games. Standouts include Bob Shelton with 587 high series and 216 high game, while Anke's tops the Sunday mixed with high team series of 2401 and Thelma Goddard posting 529 series. The Jetsons and Whiz Kids show solid team play in recent weeks.
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Fight Results in Boston Jose Gonzales Stops Pusateri
In Boston on Saturday, Jose Gonzales from New York stopped Mike Pusateri of Brockton, Massachusetts in the ninth. Gonzales weighed 163 pounds and Pusateri 157.
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Persley Edges Penalosa In Manila Ring Battle
Arthur Pers ley of the Red Cross in Louisiana defeats Rio Penalosa of the Philippines in Manila in a close boxing bout. The match outcome highlights international competition and Persley’s stamina at age 133 according to UPI dispatch.
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Grant Outpoints Hayles To Retain Lightweight Titles
Jamaican boxer Bunny Grant defeats Percy Hayles on points to retain the 12 round British Empire and Jamaica lightweight titles in Kingston Jamaica. Weights not disclosed.
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Portland man stops rival in dramatic youth bout
In Portland, a 127 year old Richard Sue from Portland stops 128 year old Trino Savala of Sacramento in a surprising contest.
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Pitt Athletic Director Reaffirms WVU Rivalry
Pitt athletic director Frank Carver pledges to keep West Virginia on the schedule, recalling WVU support since 1900. Coach Bob Timmons seeks more Ivy League games, while Carver notes Pitt may add home games next season and reduce travel. Carver accepts some blame for a poor season and outlines scheduling choices.
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