Mountaineers Lose Sixth Straight Tilt to St John’s
West Virginia fell 80 to 61 to St John’s in New York, dropping to 10-13 on the season. Rudy Quertinmont led WVU with 17 points as Ken and Bob McIntyre each had 19 for St John’s, who improved to 15-5. WVU faces Virginia Tech next in Morgantown after Tech defeated the Mountaineers 82-74 at Tech.
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Stepp Scores 38 as Marshall Frosh Beat Tech IV 127-112
Orville Stepp scored 38 points for Marshall Freshmen in a 127-112 win over West Virginia Tech IV at Collins High School Oak Hill. John Hoelzle and Dave Griffith traded blows on the floor as Stepp converted 16 of 29 field goals and 6 of 8 free throws. Dave Eisel led Tech with 38 points, Griffith added 19 for the losers.
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Marshall Fresh Beats Tech IVs in high scoring freshman clash
Marshall University freshmen defeated West Virginia Tech Junior Varsity 127 to 112 at Oak Hill High School gym. Orville Stepp led with 38 points, Joe Dawson added 34, George Stone 27, and rebounding standout Stone dominated the boards with 19. Tech was paced by David Eisel with 38, while Griffith and Sullivan added 9 each. Bob Redd was ineligible after the first semester.
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Wolverines Nip Indiana Cagers
Indiana's basketball team should have learned from Princeton last Christmas never turn your back on Michigan for a minute not even for 26 seconds In last December Holiday Festival Tournament in New York Princeton held a 14 point lead over Michigan with less
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Beckley Maimen Edge Mullens In Riverside Mat Meet
Beckley Maimen’s wrestling team defeated Mullens 30 to 22 on Mullens home mats. The Rebels won four matches, two draws, and suffered three pins in a dual meet. Beckley added two pins by Bill Stone and William Carson and will host Pineville Wednesday at Woodrow Wilson gym.
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Girls Basketball drives Wrecking and Welding to decisive wins
Beckley Welding outscored Soto Insurance 50 to 16 led by Yvonne Johnson with nine field goals and five free throws. Beckley Welding teammates Barbare George and Janice White added key points while Judy Plumley led White Panthers with six points. Kathy Cheek topped Wrecking Insurance with 14 points as Pat Garten and Kitty Maynor added 13 and 14 respectively.
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Wilt Chamberlain weighs team goal over scoring pace
Wilt Chamberlain says he would rather be on a world championship team than chase high scoring. He boosted the 76ers to an 11-5 run since joining last month, while his scoring average slipped to 26.7 in that span and 35.3 for the season, as Oscar Robertson and Jerry West close in and other leaders excel in rebounding and assists.
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Carter to Meet Calhoun in 10-Round Paris Bout
Rubin Carter of Clifton New Jersey will box Milo Calhoun of Jamaica B W I in a 10 round fight at Paris des Sports on February 22.
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CHL Sets March 30 Start For New Season Playoffs
Memphis officials report the Central Hockey League chose March 30 as the opening date for the new championship playoff, announced during the mid winter meeting in Memphis. The decision sets the slate for the league’s high profile postseason run.
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City Hoop League Results Highlight Motelmen and Skelton Wrecking Wins
Sunday at Beckley Rec, Motelmen edged Wilkes Insurance 78 71, Jim Fox 72 70 over L B Market, and Skelton Wrecking beat Lewis Transfer 80 42. Don Miller led Jim Fox with 24 points, Don Nuckols scored 27 for Skelton Wrecking, while Dennis Skiles led Motelmen with 34 and Leo Helmondollar topped S B with 16.
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Glen Rogers Raps Mark Twain Five
Glen Rogers High School pulled away in a decisive basketball game against Mark Twain Five, taking control in the second half and earning a strong victory.
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Sophia Juniors Dominate Pineville For Unbeaten Run
Sophia Juniors topped Pineville 71 to 46 as four Little Blue Hawks reached double figures. Pineville’s Cam Scolari led scoring with 24, while Kenny Bealmer added seven. In another game Glen Rogers led Authors past Mark Twain 86 to 57 with 40 points.
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Ghent Baptist Tops Shady Spring in Church League
Ghent Baptist defeated Shady Spring 84 to 54 at Shady Spring High School gym. Don Hanshaw led Ghent with 25 points on 10 field goals and 5 of 7 at the line. For Shady Spring Ray Richmond scored 23 and Les Rich 22.
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