Shady Favored To Win State Wrestling Title
Morgantown UPI reports 19th annual State High School Wrestling Championships begin Friday with 72 regional champions entering. Semifinals at 7 p m and finals at 1 p m feature defending champ Parkersburg unlikely to repeat as Shady Spring Raleigh County dominate Beckley regionals with seven of twelve titles.
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Beckley Eaglets Rout Hinton Bobkittens 58 31 Season Finale
Beckley Junior High closed the 1966 season with a decisive 58 to 31 win over Hinton. Ten Beckley players scored led by Bill Burgess with 14 and Bill Kelly with 11. Jim Romanello topped Hinton with 9 as Beckley built a 16-7 first period lead and never looked back. The Blue Eaglets advance to the Beckley Jr Invitational, drawing Logan at 1 p.m., while Hinton faces Bluefield Central in the tournament’s final game.
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Beckley Flying Eagles Dominate Logan Wildcats 73 57
Beckley powered to its 10th straight win and a 73 57 victory over Logan as Roger Wood scored 27 points and J W McNeish added 18 while Willie Akers led Logan with 23. Stratton edged Montgomery 61 54 as Raleigh County stars Mayo and Coop er led scoring. Oceana remained undefeated with a 56 45 win over Gary led by Topping 18 and Daniels 15.
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Williams Named To SC Hoop Team
West Virginia sophomore Ron Williams was named to the Southern Conference team of basketball aces. The squad includes Davidson's Dick Snyder and VMI's Charlie Schmaus. Williams hails from Weirton, West Virginia, and Moates and Pomeroy from Richmond and Newport News respectively.
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Mount Hope Juniors Reach Tourney Finals
Mount Hope Jr High and Montgomery Jr High both won to reach the Fayette County Jr High tournament championship in Fayetteville. Montgomery needed overtime to beat Fayetteville, with Carlton Staunton delivering the decisive play, while Mt Hope rallied from a halftime deficit to overpower Ansted.
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Larry Spangler
Montgomery
Train collision near Bombay kills three injures twelve
A mail train collided with a stationary freight train near Bombay early Tuesday, killing three people and injuring twelve. The事故 disrupted rail service and prompted emergency response from local authorities. Authorities were investigating cause and exact locations of the derailment.
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Hagan to Retire After 1966 Season
St Louis veteran Cliff Hagan announced plans to retire after his 10th NBA season with the Hawks at age 34. The Owensboro Kentucky native, famed for his hook shots, recalled the nose patch from a collision with Bill Russell and noted his key role alongside Bob Pettit in Hawks championship runs.
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Hoop Finals Highlight Mt Hope Bluefield Mullens Shady Spring
Mt Hope meets Bluefield after Fayetteville win, led by Jerry Davis and Lowell Cogar with Boyd Farrell and Tissue. Shady Spring seeks seventh win as five game skid continues, facing Richwood. Mullens tops 20 in state with Graves Reed Spencer McKinney Logwood, while Stoco aims to end slump versus Baileysville. Pineville Jaeger game and Friday slate cap 1966 locally.
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Stoco visits Bluefield Mullens on Wednesday
A basketball matchup features Stoco visiting Bluefield Mullens on Wednesday with the home team seeking a win and momentum. The game adds another marquee regional clash to the schedule as players prepare for a late-season push.
Eagles Meet Wesleyan In WVC Playoff Tilt
Clarksburg paper says the 1965-66 West Virginia Conference basketball race ends with Morris Harey and Wesleyan meeting at the National Guard Armory to decide the league's NAIA tournament berth. The Golden Eagles and Bobcats clash for the fourth time this season in a winner take entrance to nationals.
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Knicks Roll To Sixth Straight At Home
The New York Knicks defeated St Louis 113-108 at Madison Square Garden to extend their home winning streak to six and their record to 10 wins in 13. Walt Bellamy and Willis Reed scored 24 each. Boston led the East with a 116-108 win in another game, while Sam Jones paced Boston with 30 points.
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Noll to Colts Baltimore
Chuck Noll defensive backfield coach for the San Diego Chargers, Charles Winner, who recently left Baltimore to become St. Louis Cardinals head coach, is mentioned in a brief UPI note.
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