Oceana Triumphs In CC Action Over Blue Hawks 104 73
Oceana dominated Coalfield Conference play, beating Sophia’s Blue Hawks 104 73 as Trennis Mathis scored 25, Eugene Belcher 28, and Bob Gray 11. Stoco and Mullens lost, Hinton beat Stoco 59 49, Princeton defeated Mullens 72 59. Stratton edged Mark Twain 57 52.
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Mountaineers Rule West Virginia tops Davidson 89 73
West Virginia Mountaineers routed Davidson 89 to 73 as Rod Thorn posted 28 points 12 rebounds and 9 assists five WVU players reached double figures. Davidson led 6-0 early but WVU pulled away with strong rebounding and a fast break in the second half. Terry Holland led Davidson with 22 points while Fred Hetzel added 20.
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State College Results Matchups Mixed By UPI West Virginia
United Press International reports college and high school results across West Virginia and nearby states. Scores include Morris Harvey 95 Glenville 86 Fairmont State 98 Davis Elkins 75 and Barboursville 75 Huntington Vinson 57 with numerous senior games in Huntington, Bluefield, Parkersburg and more, plus Maine standings in Ohio and Kentucky.
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Race Now 1 Way Affair in Southern Conference
West Virginia defeated Davidson 89-73 to push the Southern Conference race into a two way affair with Virginia Tech. Virginia Tech edged Virginia Military Institute 74-70 as Davidson fell to third place with a 3-1 mark. William and Mary beat The Citadel 83-69. George Washington fell 74-72 to Maryland and Furman lost 66-64 to Clemson.
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Bluefield State faces Beckley College in home clash
Bluefield State Blue Hawks visit Beckley College tonight at 8 after a 92 79 loss in the Civitan Tournament consolation. Coach Joe Cook plans no lineup changes, uses reserves, and emphasizes reducing personal fouls as BC seeks its first win since December 15 against Ferrum Junior.
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Marsh Fork Juniors Top Sophia In Close Tilt
Danny Hopkins scores 21 to lead Marsh Fork Junior High to a 42 36 win over Sophia. Donnie Brown adds 10 as the winners pull away late while Privett 12 and Kester 10 pace Sophia in a 42 36 setback.
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Palmer Leads San Diego Open Field With Player Balding
Touring pros bid goodbye to Arnold Palmer as the $25,000 San Diego Open opens Thursday. PGA champion Gary Player and Canadian star Al Balding, runner-up in the Los Angeles Open, headline the strong field amid tussles for the prize money.
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Pirates Sign Pagliaroni To 1963 Contract
The Pittsburgh Pirates announced today the signing of catcher Jim Pagliaroni, acquired from the Boston Red Sox in a winter trade, to a 1963 contract.
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A Look At BC Players Steve Zaman profile
Beckley College Blue Hawk forward Steve Zaman from Lakewood Ohio is the largest freshman on the team at 64 inches and 192 pounds. A 20 year old, he is a leading freshman contender, a strong rebounder and outside shooter. He played two sports at Lakewood High and aims to teach and coach after Beckley College.
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Probes Fail To Find NFL Player Crime Evidence
NBA style investigations into off field NFL activities yield no concrete crime proof. NFL Commissioner Rozelle says only questionable associations seen so far and Detroit police link two hoodlums to Lions players, names withheld. Senate racket committee also probes gambling in football and basketball but will not specify teams or leagues.
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Shula Named To Head Baltimore Colts
Don Shula, 33, named to succeed Weeb Ewbank as head coach of the Baltimore Colts. He will join a club with 11 veterans who were his teammates in the 1953-57 era. The Colts plan a Thursday press conference to announce assistants. Ewbank’s fate remained unsettled with a $60,000 payoff if he departs.
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Title Bout Almost Set By Up!
President Tom Boland of Championship Sports, Inc., says the Liston Patterson heavyweight title rematch has a site and date agreed and will be announced soon. Nevada voters rejected a license, Miami Beach was negotiating, Baltimore and Cleveland discussed but unlikely, Liston trains in Chicago and Patterson in Highland Mills.
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