Davidson Rallies To Beat New York Combine 82 73
Davidson Wild Cats overcome NYU as Fred Hetzel held to 12 points but Dick Snyder scores 26 in an 82-73 comeback. NYU leads 53-47 late before Davidson surges with an 11-0 run to seal the win. Ray Bennett leads NYU with 22 points. Mal Graham adds 21.
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Gilmer Named Lions Head Coach In Secluded Reveal
Detroit owner William Clay Ford hired Harry Gilmer as head coach for the Detroit Lions in a secretive announcement. Gilmer, 38, a former Alabama All American and ex-player and coach, signed a three year contract at $25 000 annually and will select his own staff with Joe Schmidt rumored as defensive line coach.
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College Basketball Scores From Various Matchups
A series of basketball results across colleges and opponents. Notable outputs include Concord defeating West Virginia Tech and Wesleyan, Davis & Elkins beating Davidson 75 to 82, Holy Cross 98 over Rhode Island, Tufts 88 over Trinity Connecticut, Maryland 67 over Clemson in overtime, and Miami Florida 86 over Jacksonville 82. Other scores feature Loyola Maryland 119 over Baltimore 8 and Arizona State 48 over Utah State 86.
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Pfeiffer
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Tulsa
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Tigers and Bluehawks claim key wrestling wins
Shady Spring defeats Oceana 37 15 to remain undefeated at 4 0 led by pins and decisions including Mills Epperly Lilly Halstead and Mitchell. Sophia beats Pineville 31 23 with Pendry Whitt Druery Clay Hicks Farley and Midkiff earning wins for Sophia. Pineville debuts with losses but shows potential as a developing program.
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J. R. White
Dale Dixon
Stafford
Charleston
Minutemen
Mike Mills
Gary Goodwin
Ricky Meadows
Billy Hammond
Don Lepperly
Jim Blankenship
Mason Epperly
Shady One
Raymond Hill
Roy French
Welton Lilly
Larry Bailey
Lester Halstead
Bill Taylor
J. T. Mitchell
Larry Miller
Steve Walker
Bill Adkins
Fred Pierce
Bill Lowery
Gary Jones
David Pendry
Darrell Kincaid
Ronald Testerman
Larry Jones
Delbert Whitt
Gary Brown
John Druery
Bobo Smith
Richard Druery
Jim Midkiff
Bob Clay
Linsley Borders
James Hicks
Wayne Mason
Mike Farley
Doug Mills
Linwell Midkiff
Ronald Stone
Charles Lilly
Ike Lackey
Anders Lundborg
Charles Taylor
Ronnie Williams
Pinevile
Pineville 7th and 8th Grade Hoopsters Triumph
Pineville's 7th and 8th grade teams defeated Matheny 47 to 22 with Don ald Sizemore scoring 17 points. In the B game Pineville extended its win streak to seven straight, winning 59 to 20 as Hallie Frye scored 15 and Mike Browning 10.
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Carlos Gripado
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Jay McMillen
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Randy Mahaffey
Pineville
Matheny
Donald Sizemore
Hallie Frye
Mike Browning
Monday Night Team Martin Tile Co Basile Meadows League Bowling Results
Compiled from multiple leagues with high and individual scores. Notable performances include Earl Wipperman 202 215, Jack Wetzel 582, Grat Shumate 222, Charles Lane 606 series, and Alley Cats leading with 2730 high team series. Team wins span Wick to Beckley markets and local businesses.
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Marco Cipalot
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Beckley
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Tom Garten
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Thelma Skaggs
Irma Cox
Leola Tankersley
Mae Taylor
Kathy Smith
Mary Worley
State Ice Skating Meet Postponed Until Jan 23
The State Commerce Department says the West Virginia Ice Skating Meet near Morgantown is postponed due to unseasonable warmth. The Mountaineer Sports Club reports unsafe skating on Trout Lake at Coopers Rock State Forest. It was moved to January 23-24 if a hard freeze occurs.
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Cooper Heads Beckley Babe Ruth League in 1965
Richard Cooper was elected seventh president of the Beckley Babe Ruth league at the annual meeting in Beckley. Roger Sharp and Harry Lewin named vice presidents, Jack O’Neal reelected secretary, Eric Rosenbaum treasurer.
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Sharples Quintet Defeats Clear Fork 72 to 57 on Road
Sharples pull away in the second half to beat the Clear Fork Panthers 72-57 Thursday night. Clear Fork led 16-10 after the first, the half was 29-29, then Sharples surged with 19-9 and 24-19 final quarters. Clarence Meadows topped Clear Fork with 25 points. Clifton Ashley added 12. John Cook led Sharples with 19.
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Ben Dunman Juniors Rally Past Mabscott 67 48
Mullens Ben Dunman Junior High earned its fourth straight win by defeating Mabscott eighth graders 67 to 48. Mike D'Antoni and Stevens led with 18 and 20 points, Thorn had nine, York eight. Mabscott's Blake scored 16, Tucker 12.
Eagles Host Beavers As Raleigh County Slate Opens
Eagles aim to rebound after an upset by Mullens as they host Bluefield at the Field House. Stratton visits Conley and Raleigh County games feature Stoco at Shady Spring and Sophia at Trap Hill with top scorers and tall centers tipped for tonight’s action.
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Parkersburg
Lawrence Wiseman
Bob Manning
Ron Lilly
Ron Kyle
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Ricky Karnes
Dan Coppinger
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Ior
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Stoco
Shady Spring
Sophia
Trap Hill
Blue Hawks
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Bobby Trump
Walter Daniels
Larry Osborne
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James Collins
Wyoming
Pineville
Princeton
Logan
Dallas Blankenship
Glen Rogers
Seth
Owls
Sharples
Oak Hill
Huntington
Mount Hope
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