Hawks Rise in Southern Conference Tourney Title Showdown
In Richmond Arena Rod Hundley of West Virginia and Joe Holup of George Washington are the standout stars as top teams open the Southern Conference tournament. Hundley seeks another title, while Holup aims to offset GW’s loss in the regular season. Fresh injuries loom, but both players appear ready for the action as West Virginia, George Washington, and other contenders begin the weeklong event.
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Morris Harvey, West Virginia State Clash Delivers 119 81 Shellacking
Morris Harvey Eagles, led by Brion Smith and Jim Vandell, clash with West Virginia State Jackets in a high‑scoring men’s game at Wesleyan Gym. State’s Tom Young scores 29 as the Jackets surge late to edge ahead. Bluefield State overwhelms Concord, while Bellmont and Toronto drama swirl around boxing commission actions and promotions.
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Santee ban persists despite cleared charges says AAU official
An AAU official said Wes Santee could not have entered the Olympic Games even if cleared of excessive expense charges. The Executive Committee cited his testimony as reason for suspension. Developments include Sober challenging jurisdiction, potential entry in All-Service Championships, and a breakdown of excess expenses totaling 1,235 across six trips.
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Grimm Sees Bearden Boosting Milwaukee Bullpen
Milwaukee Braves manager Charlie Grimm praised Gene Bearden as a potential bullpen asset on a trial basis in ADENION Florida. The veteran lefty, 41, knuckleball specialist who played for Cleveland, won 20 games to help Cleveland win the 1988 World Series, and Grimm said the pitcher will be given every chance to make the club.
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Dons Clinch Playoff Berth With 87-49 Rout
San Francisco Dons, ranked by the AP, clinched a return to the NCAA Tournament after an 87-49 victory over College of the Pacific. All-America center Bill Russell led with 28 points as the Dons extended a 54 game win streak to claim the California basketball title and solidify their national title defense.
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