West Liberty Woes Meet Tech Quintet In Tourney Clash
West Liberty faces West Virginia Tech in a State Conference semifinal as 39 points by Ken Remiley and strong performances by Bob Turner and Rudy Poole drive Tech past Wesleyan and keep pace. Glenville State upsets Alderson Broaddus in another quarterfinal, while Morris Harvey falls to A B Battlers in a high scoring game.
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Woodrow Wilson High School Wrestling Team 1957
Seven Woodrow Wilson High School wrestlers earned berths in the State Tournament in Parkersburg by winning regional titles last weekend. Front row left to right names include Gary Lily and John Spinell. back rows feature coach Vic Peilish and Denny Mahoney among others in the Register photo.
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St Francis Accepts GMS Tourney Invite
St Francis Prep of Spring Grove Pa accepts invitation to first annual Eastern Prep School Basketball Tournament in Lewisburg. Major Bartholomew Greenbrier Military School says the field will reach seven with St Francis, Spring Grove recognized as a prep powerhouse. Other entrants include Staunton Massanutten and Greenbrier, with past experience in the Easter States event.
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Pairings for State Mat Tourney Announced
By Bob Wills patrons report the state high school wrestling tourney pairings announced today. Coach Victor Peelish leads Beckley wrestlers joining the Flying Eagle team as they depart at 7 a.m. Saturday for Parkersburg and Wood County events.
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Parkersburg to host regional wrestling meet field
Shady Spring High School sends Dick Lilly 130 pounds and Bill Adams Bob Bennett 137 pounds along with Beckley entries Maynard Hicks 106 Thompson 113 Spinelli 123 Meade 135 Pyles 141 Wiseman 148 and Rudd Alahoney 168 as ten area youths qualified from regional wins. Parkersburg High hosts at 1 30 p.m. with ten consolation and ten championship bouts at 7 30 p.m. Team points decide the meet.
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College tournament results and roundups across teams
Quarter finals and first round scores from regional tournaments across West Virginia Tennessee and beyond include Elizabeth 60 Loans reg, Bluefield 91 Glenville 77, Fairmont 7 Alderson-Broaddus 85, Morris sey 76, Lincoln Memorial 78 Mingan 7, Middle Tennessee 81 Union Tennessee 65, Clemson 91 Furman 79, Seton Hall 80 Cincinnati 67, Catholic 107 Western Maryland 8, Temple 80 St Johns 7, St Vincent Pa 90 St Francis Pa 69, Adelphi 85, Manhattan 66, Oklahoma 56 Kansas 3, Elizabeth-town 120 Susquehanna 100, Lincoln 62 Washington Mo 99, Mines 74, Belmont Abbey 89.
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Kansas Falls To Oklahoma A&M In Narrow Upset
Oklahoma A&M defeated Kansas 56-54 as coach Hank Iba’s defensive plan bottled up Wilt Chamberlain. Arren Clark off the bench limited Chamberlain to eight points in the second half, while Wilt finished with 32 total. Kansas slips to 19-2, A&M improves to 12-8, in a tense late-game outcome.
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