West Virginia Conference Tourney Opens With Notables
Charleston reports the West Virginia Conference tourney field with top teams listed by regular-season finish. Notable players include Mike Barrett of Tech and Dwight Conaway of Fairmont, plus scorers Fred Suder and Clark Dilley among others guiding Morris Harvey, West Liberty, and Glenville toward the title.
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Charleston
UPI
West Virginia
W. Va. Tech
Neal Bassi
Golden Bears
Mike Barrett
Barrett
Don Davis
Onas Aliff
Tech
Baisi
Fairmont
Joe Retton
Falcons
Dwight Conaway
Dave Miller
Conaway
Miller
Falcon
Wesleyan
Wheeling
W. Va
Hank Ellis
Bobcats
Fred Suder
Mickey Reeves
Charles Miller
Cats
Glenville
Morris Harvey
Sonny Moran
Golden Eagles
Eagles
Concord
Little Roger Hart
West Liberty
Tom Meikle
Hilltoppers
Rich Saffield
Joe Niekro
Salem
Don Christie
Tigers
Bob Schneider
Larry Brothers
Leland Byrd
Schedule of basketball tournament game list
The schedule lists 15 games from Wednesday to Saturday featuring teams such as Shepherd Wheeling Wesleyan A B Salem Concord West Virginia State West Liberty Glenville Bluefield Morris Harvey D E Fairmont Beckley W W Tech and multiple winner and loser bracket pairings across days with times from 10 45 a m to 8 20 p m and multiple rematches and finals as the event advances.
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W. Va
Yellowjackets
Frank Eaty
Big Alden Lawson
Joe Watson
Concord
Ira Blankenship
Mountain Lions
Jim Davidson
Tech
Morris Harvey
Bluefield State
John Mason
Big Blues
Charles Phelps
Wheeling
Joe Blaha
Cardinals
Fairmont
Glenville
Shepherd
Jim DiPiero
Lou Turkaly
Tain
Larry Harding
Gunner
Alderson - Broaddus
Rex Pyle
Rattlers
J. D. Bobbitt
Beckley
Eagles
Joe Cook
Doug Basham
Bluefield
D&e
W. W. Tech
Bowling Standings and Scores Highlight Top Series
The report lists top series and players including Phipps with a 570 series and Frilen 614 series. Other noted figures include Barker 569 Johnson 628 and Gorsia 567 with multiple game counts such as 227 games and 245 211.
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Bob Frilen
Phipps
P. C. Johnson
Ad Barker
John Gorsia
Four teams accept NCAA Division I basketball championship bids
Kansas City based Cheney State Lemoyne State Concordia and Washington of St. Louis accepted invitations Tuesday to compete in the NCAA national college division basketball championships.
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Kansas City, Mo
UPI
Cheney State
Lemoyne State
Concordia
Washington of St. Louis
College Basketball Roundup From Around The Nation
Providence and Villanova played a tight ironman game with Villanova beating Providence 97 to 71. Michigan defeated Minnesota 91 to 78 as Cazzie Russell led the Wolverines in a 10 0 conference mark with double figures from Darden Buntin and Pomney. Duke fell 85 to 82 to Maryland as Verga led with 36 while McMillen had 32 for Maryland. Kansas beat Nebraska 71 to 62 at Lawrence with Wesley scoring 21. Wisconsin edged Northwestern 93 to 87 in OT and Illinois beat Iowa 97 to 80. Miami of Florida routed Rollins 148 to 79 and North Carolina outlasted Virginia 105 to 101 in double OT. Oklahoma State bested Oklahoma 64 to 54, SMU beat Rice 100 to 80 and Evansville crushed Indiana State 112 to 84.
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Wildcats
Michigan
Minnesota
Gophers
Minneapolis
Cazzie Russell
Wolverines
Oliver Darden
Buntin
George Pomney
Lou Hudson
Duke
Maryland
Terps
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Blueevils
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Bob Verga
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Nebraska
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Kaw
Jayhawkers
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Nate Branch
Wisconsin
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Madison
Wis
Illinois
Iowa
Champaign
Ill
Miami
Florida
Rollins
North Carolina
Virginia
Oklahoma State
Oklahoma
Southern Methodist
Rice
Evansville
Indiana State
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New River Supply
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Beckley Hospital
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Bottling Co
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United Press International London
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Mexico
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Victor Baerga
Puerto Rico
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