Beckley Beats Bluefield to Avail Undefeated Run
Beckley ripped Bluefield 95 46 to avenge an earlier loss as Tay McKenzie led with 19 points. The Flying Eagles sprinted to a 16 0 lead early, scoring their first eight shots as Beckley moved to 17 1 and near key tournament qualification.
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Hundley Heads All SC Quintet
Walt Lysaght of Richmond Hobby of Davidson Dom Flora of Washington Lee and Dick Sav age of William Mary headline the all SC team. Honorable mentions include Joe Pelcovich George Klein Lee Marshall Terry Penn Lloyd Sharrar Clayce Kishbaugh Bob Housma Ken Daniel Bill Coupland and Fred Fraley.
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Local High School Scores Across Regions In A Busy Night
Area teams from Beckley to Parkersburg posted varied results as state matchups and non league games produced a flurry of scores. Notable results include Princeton edging Athens and Charleston overpowering Clendenin while Morgantown defeated Washington 88 to 78 and West Liberty triumphed over St. Peters 52 to 57.
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WVU and Marshall Face Late Season Showdowns Tonight
The Associated Press notes WVU and Marshall both head toward key conference clashes tonight. Marshall sits 10-1 atop the Mid American standings while WVU remains in high seeding position in the Southern Conference race as both clubs approach pivotal games.
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NCAA and NAIA debate on small college basketball entry
Des Moines reports varied views from Iowa athletic directors as NCAA weighs a small college basketball tournament. Some accuse the NCAA of trying to usurp the NAIA while others see benefits. most directors say the NCAA tourney targets medium sized schools, not small colleges, amid NAIA efforts to strengthen its position with member outreach and critical clippings circulated.
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