New River Valley Conference champs crown Gauley by Kee nar
Gauley coasted to the New River Valley Conference title under coach Charles Kein ar with a 14th win in 16 games. Other results include Sophia Blue Hawks beating Pineville 74 63 at Pineville, Austin Basham scoring 25. Marsh Fork 82 Pax Wildcats 74 led by Larry Sarrett’s 47. Mt Hope 83 Stoee l 52. Stratton 82 Bolling 43. Spanishburg 78 Trap Hill 77. Glen Rogers 74 Oceana 62. Kimball 60 59 over Panthers. BP William Scott 31 led scoring. Junior high Beckley Fagtets 51 43 loss to Charleston Lincoln.
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Larry Sarrett
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Stoee l Indians
David Anderson
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Lewisburg
Charles Dozier
Bolling
Robert Crawford
Robert Burton
Spanishburg
Trap Hill Wildcats
Ronald Milam
Trap Hill
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Delmer Gentry
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Bob Sturgill
Owl
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Hegister
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Jack Price
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Shady Spoitty
Bob Farley
Oeihalss Marrar
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Wee
Summersville
Richwood
Bill Crites
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Bill Neil
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Ron Chambers
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Roscoe Dillon
Richwood R. Satterfield
I Meadow Bridge
Princeton
Cantey
Summersvile
Bobby Warner
Bee Cantley
Carl Nutter
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Pryor
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Charles Lepley
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Paul Cochran
Lee Tucker
Tracy Lusk
Shantz and Ditmar Bolster Yankees Top Staff
Casey Stengel adds Art Ditmar and Bobby Shantz to a 13 player trade with the Kansas City Athletics. New York also receives Wayne Belardi Jack McMahan and two unknown players while sending Billy Hunter Milt Graff Maury McDermott Tom Morgan and Rip Coleman. Stengel stresses Shantz's health and notes the deal aims to build a stronger pitching corps while watching how the arm responds.
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Bob Turley
Johnny Kucks
Tom Sturdivant
Bob Grimm
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Nes
Wayne Belardi
Jack McMahan
Yanks
Denver
Belardi
McMahan
New York
Billy Hunter
Milt Graff
Maury McDermott
Tom Morgan
Rip Coleman
A's
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Yankee
Kansas City
Baltimore
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Case
Jury Deliberates Over Art Aragon Fight Bribe Case
A Los Angeles jury resumes deliberations in the Art Aragon bribery trial. The welterweight is accused of offering $500 to fix a December San Antonio bout that was canceled after his fever. Testimony recounts Aragon telling Dick Goldstein to stay down if knocked down. The case raises questions about boxing integrity and risks his license prospects.
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Jimmy Doyle
Sugar Ray ‘Robinson
Cleveland
Fullmer Out of Bout With Eye Injury Forceout
Denver 4 A bout canceled as middleweight champ Gene Fullmer bows out due to a cut over his left eye. Charley Colton of Toledo advances in the scheduled 10-round bout next Wednesday.
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Denver
Gene Fullmer
Charley Colton
Toledo
Kingston and Pax Open Section 23-B Bracket Clash
Kingston and Pax will face off in the Section 23 Class B opener at Kingston High School on March 1. The winner meets Ansted, who had the bye, for the sectional crown on March 2, advancing to Region 6. Referees named are Mike White and Rob Stephens.
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Kenneth Legg
Pax
Ansted
Shady Springigh Gym
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Huntington Douglass Wildcats Suffer Setback
Huntington Douglass High School basketball team lost to Buffalo High of Accoville 60 to 58 after an 18 game winning streak. Accoville, one of three Negro schools on Douglass schedule, pulled off the upset on its home court. Douglass aims for 19-1 with Crum game looming.
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Huntington Douglass High School
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Buffalo High
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Douglass
Crum
Rosewall Edges Gonzalez In Marathon US Tennis Match
Ken Rosewall of Australia outlasted Pancho Gonzalez in a two hour and 23 minute pro tennis marathon at the Cow Palace San Francisco winning 3 6 8 18 16 to claim his first U S victory of the current tour. Gonzalez twice held match point in the final set but Rosewall prevailed before 6553 spectators. The win gives Rosewall his first U S win in three meetings with Gonzalez and narrows the series to 9 5 in Gonzalez favor.
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Australia
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Pancho Gonzalez
U. S
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Rosewall
Pancho
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