Eagles Face Big Reds In Parkersburg Showdown Tonight
Mullens Rebels and Beckley Eaglets win big as 27-game schedule features Beckley Flying Eagles versus Parkersburg Big Reds at the local ymca. Mullens Avenges two losses and rises to 12 year record while Eaglets close regular season with 15th win in 16 games. Other results include Mountaineers edging Reds 58 53 Greenbank 75 26 Pineville 66 58. Section 25 JH and other junior high games on tap with multiple leagues in action.
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Beckley Set for State Mat Meet with 7 Schools
Beckley joins six other high schools in today’s West Virginia state wrestling tournament at Fairmont. Teams from Parkersburg Weston West Fairmont Morgan town University Wheeling Romney School for the Deaf and Beckley will field full or partial squads. Weights include 103 112 120 127 133 138 145 154 165 and unlimited with two finalists per weight. Beckley lineup features McManamay Williams Powers Dehart Britton Duran Peery Tanner Techak and Dick Allen.
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Beckley Boxers Fall In Regional Golden Gloves Action
In Huntington two Beckley boxers lost close decisions in the Regional Golden Gloves tournament at Memorial Field House. William Benjamin and Robert Downing were edged, with Benjamin losing to Fred Scott and Downing to Ernest Perkins. Tonight Beckley's Charles Sensabaugh and Gordon Hylton are set for bouts as the semis begin.
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Team Upsets Tigers In 64-64 Victory Over Princeton
The squad avenged an earlier 65-61 loss to Princeton with a convincing 64-64 win. Earlier, Mt. Hope succumbed 64-62 in a Tuesday contest as Bill Mundy posted 30 points in the standout performance.
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Pairings Made For Sec 20 A 20 J Tourneys
Mt Hope area brackets set for Section 20 Class A and Section 20 junior high basketball. Class A opens March 5 at Memorial Field House Fayetteville with Fayetteville Pirates vs Oak Hill Red Devils. winner faces Mt Hope March 7 for the title and regional berth. Junior high features Mt Hope vs Pax at Mt Hope on Feb 21, then Kingston hosts the rest Friday and Saturday with Mt Hope/Pax winner vs Kingston and Fayetteville, winner vs Oak Hill for the final.
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High School and College Basketball Scores Summary
Sholastic basketball results feature Bethany, Sherrard, Morgantown Monongalia, and Charleston Reds amid regional junior high and college contests. Notable wins include Mullens 82 over Princeton 64, Bridgeport 70 over Lumberport 58, and Western Kentucky 83 over Evansville 63. Kentucky, Duke, Maryland, and Ohio Valley Conference action also appears with multiple line scores.
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Olympic figure skating champions and NBA brawl headline action
Dick Button of Englewood New Jersey won the men’s skating title for the second time as the United States narrowed Norway’s lead in the Winter Games. In pro basketball the Boston Celtics edged the Ft Wayne Pistons 88 87 after Bob Brannum punched Ft Wayne’s Fred Straus, prompting a ejection.
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