East Beckley Church League Standings Tie Up Top
The Church Basketball League at the Recreation Building hosts three teams in a three way tie for first after last night’s action. Johnstown Baptist Catholic and Memorial Baptist share the lead with 3 records as Shady plays Richwood and Mollens invades Pineville in tonight’s slate.
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Church Basketball League
Recreation Building
Johnstown Baptist
Catholic
Memorial Baptist
How They Stand First Baptist Game Night Wrap
First Baptist edged Methodist Temple 31 32 as Harold Welch scored 17 and Leslie Cox 16, carrying most of the scoring against part of Temple. Memorial Baptist opened with a win as the standings tighten in local interchurch play.
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Methodist Temple
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Memorial Baptist
Jenkins Nears Fourth World Figure Skating Title
Hayes Alan Jenkins of Colorado Springs eyes his fourth straight World Championship as he competes in Garmisch Partenkirchen. The American logged a strong showing in compulsory figures and leads the field, with notable rivals and a packed schedule shaping the title run.
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Germany
Hayes Alan Jenkins
Colorado Springs
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Cortina D'Am
Italy
Travelers Tigers Eaglets Post Wins In Fayette County League
Gauley Bridge claimed its 17th straight win by routing Kingston 88-55 to clinch a second straight Fayette County League title. Shady Spring beat Athens 80-72. Beckley Eaglets crushed Mullens 80-35. Stoco, Eccles, and Oak Hill also won as part of six area games.
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First Methodist
Mike Meadows
Danny Swann
Billy Lovell
Methodist Ted
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Huff Huffman
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Methodist Temple
Amick
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Reno
Hoop State Christian
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Em Welch
Ralmelle
Ansted
Sutton
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Lockent
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Hintom
Oak Pill
Pineville
Stoee
Trap Him
Lewis
Glen Rogers
Jaeger
Ramsey
Spasishburg
DuBois
Ee Simmons
Lincoln
Swann
West Liberty
Ickerson
Baptist
McNeish
Stone Edmundson
Liamson
Burdett
South Catholic
Charleston
Huntington - Cen Sel
Beckley
Charles Rimi
Aston
Huffman
Della Mac
Tipane
Highlanders
Benson
Black Eagles
McWish
de‘Littlejohn
Central
Pauletto
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Cathe
Paletti
Herm Conner
John Christianny Frye
Thompson
Lowe
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Tucker
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Huntington
Mlup
Louie Welch
Dave Burner
Ken Flyan
Mithompson
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van Meter
Hurt
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John Lemons
Walt Rappold
Bob Alexander
Gauley Bridge
Julian Taylor
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Mullens
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Stoco
Eccles
Oak Hill
Walter Wikle
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David Powell
Sophia
Little Blue Hawks
Glen White
Roger Henderson
Little Wildcats
Pax
Brookie Watkins
Richard Bailey
Lasers
Richwood
Shady Spring
Nicholas County
Tigers
Ken Hunt
Athens
Beaver School
Raleigh
Wildcats
Mt. Hope
Silver Brand To Remain in Loop Baseball League
The Beckley Babe Ruth league becomes fully franchised as Silver Brand Clothes confirms continued league involvement for the 13 to 1s year with Black Knight Industries. Managerial staff needed as Jim Hughes is unavailable. George Springer solicits candidates. Black Knight also returns, keeping the loop intact with members like King Photos and Hotel Garage. A separate note records England writer Leonard Crawley golfing with Bill Campbell, turning in 143 for 36 holes at Guyan Country Club.
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Keatley’s
Moose Lodge
Leonard Crawley
England
Guyan Country Club Golf Course
Bill Campbell
Huntington
Crawley
Cam Merchant League
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Rae
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B. Selvey
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Lynch
Rezzonico
Anderson
Raleigh Motor Sales
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Hopking
Davis Beckley Theater
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Porter
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C&r Maule
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Fisher
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Wizard Country Club
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McElhenny Reveals $800 Monthly Seattle Income
Hurryin Hugh McElhenny, famed UW and 49ers running back, says he and his wife earned a combined $800 a month on the Seattle campus. He says the income was fully disclosed to PCC commissioner Victor Schmidt and federal tax authorities, with Schmidt verifying both jobs and pay. McElhenny notes other earnings from a university campus job, county medical service, and Rainier Matting & Brewing Co. training and public relations work.
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Hugh McElhenny
University of Washington
San Francisco 49Ers
Seattle
McElhenny
Jobe
Victor Schmidt
Pacific Coast Conference
Associated Press
Schmidt
49Ers
University
King County Medical Service
Rainier Matting & Brewing Co
Little Change In Video Grid Plan
The NCAA reveals the 1968 football television plan with eight national Game of the Week telecasts and five regional showings. Walt Byers outlines NCAA Television Committee plans, mirroring last year. Four national dates are fixed September 23 October 6 December 1 and Thanksgiving Day November 2.
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Walt Byers
National Collegiate Athletic Assn
Notre Dame Iown
Telecast rules affect home teams and small colleges
Bowling teams may have games telecast back to their home TV area. Sellout games can be shown in the home and visiting teams’ TV zones if played off campus. A team may appear twice in telecasts not released in its home NCAA district and these telecasts are not counted as appearances. Small colleges are exempt from all appearance restrictions.
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