Winners Meet Sophia Saturday in Sec 2 Semifinals
Tonight Mark Twain and Clear Fork clash at Stratton High School gym for a spot in the Section 2 Region 7 Class A final against Sophia. Sophia drew a bye to the finals after beating both teams in regular season play and remains the team to beat.
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Sturgeon fined for unlicensed spear in Chilton
David Earls, 17, was fined 45 dollars for spearing a sturgeon without a license. He received part of the fine back because the fish carried a state conservation tag promising ten dollars to the fisherman who returned the tag.
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Furman Meets GW in 1963 Southern Conf Tourney Opener
Furman and George Washington, two of the season’s most accurate teams, open the 43rd Southern Conference tournament with Furman favored to advance. WVU and Richmond face off later as Mountaineers seek an eighth tourney title in nine years amid cautious optimism from coaches and strong local fan turnout.
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Mustangs Fall Short in 63 58 Loss to Mullens
Shady Spring trailed by points entering the final period and staged a late rally but could not overtake Mullens, 63 58, at Beaver. Frank Richmond led Shady Spring with 24 points, while Mullens’ Frank Richmond score totals led the Tigers in rebounds and points.
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Brooks wins Singapore Open with 64 for record nine under
Alan Brooks 21 of Johannesburg shot a nine under 64 to win the Singapore Open. He completed a 72 hole total of 276. Three Americans Bob Watson Bob Gajcia and Bob McAllister finished near the pack.
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WV State and W Va Tech clash in NAIA District 28 series
West Virginia State, regular season champion of the West Virginia Conference, faces NAIA District 28 tournament titlist W Va Tech in a best-of-three for the right to represent District 28 in Kansas City. State won game one 82 66 and a third game would be played on neutral court if needed.
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Nats Beat Lakers in 122 111 Thriller
Syracuse Nationals defeat Los Angeles Lakers 122 111 as Elgin Baylor pours in 42 points for the Lakers. Oscar Robertson leads Cincinnati Royals to a 119 107 win over New York Knicks. Si Green seals Chicago Zephyrs 98 93 victory over St Louis Hawks.
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Wards, Oakwood Reach Double Elimination Round in Beckley League
Wards leads the Beckley City League at 3-0 and will face Combined. Oakwood Auto meets Elite of Oak Hill in Sunday play at 1 p.m. at the Recreation Building after Elite beat New River 59-52 and Piney View fell 64-55 to Combined. Willy Joe Chandler scored 22 for Wards.
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Fayette Finals Set as Montgomery Meet Oak Hill
Montgomery beat Oak Hill 42 to 31 to reach the Fayette County Junior High final against Fayetteville. Fayetteville defeated Ansted 33 to 26 to reach the semi final round, with the championship scheduled for 8 p m Saturday at Oak Hill.
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Yanks sign Mantle Maris to record two man package
The New York Yankees signed Mickey Mantle and Roger Maris to a combined $172,000 contract for 1963. Mantle reached the $100,000 level with a $15,000 raise, Maris kept at $72,000, the highest on a two player deal. Yankees chief officers praise Mantle’s MVP form and health, while other camps report progress and minor injuries across baseball.
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