Tri-County Roundup: Rebels Clinch Tie in Conference Race
Gauley Bridge wins NRW title as Gauley Travelers beat Nicholas County 76 66 on Summersville court to push to 16 2 and 12 1 in NRWC. Mullens tops Oak Hill 74 47 to reach 17 1, clinching Coalfield crown with one win more. Stoco narrowly beats Mt Hope 67 55 to stay tied for second. Meadow Bridge, Rainelle set for Class B action.
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Milwaukee Upsets Syracuse 70 68 in NBA thriller
The Milwaukee Hawks upset the Syracuse Nationals 70-68, worsening the Nats playoff push. The loss tightens the Knicks’ Eastern lead as Minneapolis beat New York 100-82 in the Madison Square Garden doubleheader. Rochester topped Boston 93-77 in the opener before 16,923 fans. Milwaukee had previously defeated Fort Wayne and moved the Pistons to third in the Western Division.
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14 Games Tonight In B Sectionals
The state Class B basketball tournament opens with 14 games across seven regions. Notable matches include Cameron vs West Liberty in Section 2 finals at Moundsville and Sistersville vs Middlebourne in Section 3, with numerous first round clashes across Sections 6 11 18 20 27 28 and 31. Early wins included Cameron’s upset of Sherrard and West Liberty’s win over Bethany, while Tygarts Valley, Pickens and others begin their pursuit in the opener or second round.
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Hal Newhouser Reaches 200 Wins in Career
Hal Newhouser, who retired last year as a pitcher for the Detroit Tigers, was the last American League hurler to win 200 games. He finished with a lifetime record of 200 wins and 148 losses.
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WVU Faces VMI for Last Chance at .500 Season
West Virginia University aims to secure a winning record as it hosts Virginia Military Institute at Williamson in a key Southern Conference matchup. WVU sits 4-4 in league play and 9-10 overall, having defeated VMI 81-56 earlier and set to face Washington and Lee next.
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First Round Clash Could Decide State Crown In Class A
In next week’s Class A tournament sectionals and regionals shape up a likely first round clash between Parkersburg and Stonewall Jackson at Morgantown on March 18 as Beckley and others chase the state title. The draw pairs Region 2 against 6 and Region 8 against 7 in a bracket with four undefeated teams topping the upper half. Beckley coach Van Meter predicts tough road and limits for his Flying Eagles but many expect them back in Morgantown for the crown bid.
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Golf stars compared: Texas Open at Brackenridge Park
In the Texas Open at San Antonio round scores show a vast change from 25 years ago. Chandler Harper won with 259 after 70 63 63 63. Johnny Palmer faded from a five stroke lead. Modern equipment and smoother greens are blamed for higher scoring.
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Biggest Mexican Open Starts Tomorrow
The tenth and largest Mexican Open Golf Tournament begins tomorrow at Club Mexico in Mexico City. About 125 entries compete for a record 12,200 dollars in prize money. Defending champion is Argentina’s Roberto de Vicenzo, last year’s 21 under par 267 at Chapultepec. Top amateur is Frank Stranahan, with several leading Americans in the field.
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