Oceana hands Blue Hawks 104 73 in CC action
Oceana dominated CC play at Raleigh County Armory beating Sophia Blue Hawks 104 73 as Trennis Mathis hit 35 points and Eugene Belcher 28. Stoco Mullens, Hinton and Stratton also won while Gauley Bridge, Shady Spring and Glen Rogers posted victories in surrounding games.
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Sophia
Stoco
Mullens
Indians
Hinton
Princeton
Raleigh
Stratton Bulldogs
Mark Twain
Gauley Bridge
Beckley
Shady Spring
Peterstown
Conley
Sharples
Glen Rogers
Baileysville
Oak Hill
Fayetteville
Pineville
Jaeger
Richwood
Mount Hope
Seth
Clear Fork
Raleigh County
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Eugene Belcher
Bob Gray
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Logan
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Christian
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Johnny Johnson
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Eddie Lyncharkswale
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Roger Snodgrass
Carlton Spicer
John Vencill
Carl Elswick
Steve Spice
Carl Ingram
Bob Hickman
Rudy Coleman
Buddy Gravely
Mike Johnston
Billy Karbonit
Jerry Gallaher
Jim Lamb
Floyd Vecellio
Rick Parnell
Robert Christian
Butch Wykle
L Higgenbotham
Randall Harrah
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Donald Treadway
Smithers
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Jimmy Brooks
Cornell Wilson
Bob Reynolds
Larry Neal
Anton Peterstown
Bob Keatley
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Dan Spencer
Glen White
P. T. Spangler
Marshall Jones
Neill Tuggle
Ted White
Frank Richmond
Bill Fritz
Tom McLaughlin
Wayre Anderson
Allen Skelton
Mountaineers Rule Davidson to Earn 89-73 Victory
West Virginia roared to an 89-73 win over Davidson as Rod Thorn posted 28 points 12 rebounds and 9 assists. WVU dominated rebounds 68 to 52 and had five players reach double figures while Davidson shot 30.4 percent and struggled to locate baskets. Coach Lefty Driesell praised his team's grit but acknowledged West Virginia's hustle and fast break doomed the Wildcats.
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West Virginia
Mountaineers
Wildcats
Lions
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Jim McCormick
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Gale Catlett
Tom Lowry
Terry Holland
Fred Hetzel
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George King
Romney Flash
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Lefty Driesell
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West Virginia Plebes
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Wolfe
Hetzel
Lowry
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Evans
Weir
Beerman
Shuck
two team race in the Southern Conference
West Virginia topped Davidson 89 73 to push the race toward a two way contest with Virginia Tech. Tech escaped Virginia Military Institute 74 70 as the Hokies rallied from a slow first half. Davidson moved to third place at 3 1. Mary and The Citadel fell to the cellar with an 83 69 win by William and Mary. Washington lost 74 72 to Maryland, and Furman fell 66 64 to Clemson.
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United Press International
West Virginia
Virginia Tech
Davidson
Virginia Military Institute
George Washington
Maryland
Furman
Clemson
Face Bluefield State Blue Hawks At Home Tonight
Beckley College Blue Hawks host Bluefield State at 8 PM after a 92 79 Civitan loss in Raleigh County. Coach Joe Cook plans no lineup change, relies on reserves to cut fouls, aims for first win since Dec 15 Ferrum. Next games include Fairmont Friday and a four game road stretch.
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Raleigh County Armory
Beckley College
Blue Hawks
Bluefield State
Joe Cook
Ferrum Junior College
Morris Harvey College
Fayetteville Memorial Auditorium
Cook
Bill Craddock
Levi Lauvray
Tom Blake
Bob LeMaster
Larry Sumpter
Hawks
Fairmont
National Business College
Marsh Fork JH Pups Triumph Over Sophia in Tuesday Bout
Danny Hopkins led Marsh Fork Junior High with 21 points as the team defeated Sophia 42 to 36 Tuesday afternoon. Donnie Brown added 10 for the winners while Sophia’s Priyett scored 12 and Kester 10, with final scoring listed as Marsh Fork 7 11 13 11 and Sophia 6 5 12 1.
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Tigers
Rebels
Princeton
Barry St. Clair
Jerry Wiley
Danny Hopkins
Marsh Fork Junior High
Sophia Jr
Donnie Brown
Palmer departs as San Diego Open opens
Touring golf pros bid a happy goodbye to Arnold Palmer in San Diego California as the $25,000 San Diego Open starts Thursday. Gary Player and Canadian star Al Balding headline the field after Balding tied for runner up with Palmer in the Los Angeles Open.
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Pirates sign Pagliaroni to 1963 contract
The Pittsburgh Pirates announce the signing of catcher Jim Pagliaroni to a 1963 contract. Pagliaroni was obtained in a winter trade with the Boston Red Sox.
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Boston Redsox
Beckley College Freshman Steve Zaman Profile
Steve Zaman from Lakewood Ohio plays for Beckley College Blue Hawks as a 64 inch 192 pound freshman forward. A strong rebounder who shoots well from outside he aims for a starting spot while planning to study social studies at the University of Richmond after Beckley. He wants a teaching and coaching career at the high school level.
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Steve Zaman
Beckley College
Blue Hawk
Lakewood
Ohio
Steve
Zeman
Lakewood High School
University of Richmond
Joe Cook
State College West Virginia 89 Davidson 73 results
United Press International reports West Virginia state college beat Davidson 89 to 73 with Morris Harvey at 95, Glenville and Fairmont State 8, Barboursville 75, Huntington Vinso 59, Stonewall Jackson 69, Beckley 61, Bluefield 61, Morgantown 46, Huntington East 75, Parkersburg Catholic 70, and several other regional scores listed.
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East Bank
Stonewall Jackson Gauley Bridge
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Bluefield
Graham, Va
Montgomery
Ansted
Filkins
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Glen Rogers
Baileysville
Huntington East
Huntington
Ceredo-Kenova
Catlettsburg
Lenore
Inez. Ky
St. Marys
Ravenswood
Hinton
Stoco
Princeton
Mullens
Oceana
Sophia
Sistersville
Parkersburg
Catholic Fairview
Fairmont East
Seth
Clear Fork
Conley
Sharples
Oak Hill
Fayetteville
Hillsboro
Marlinton
Logan
Chapmanville
Ronceverte
Meadow Brid
Richwood
Mount Hope
Shady Spring
Peterstown Jaeger
Pineville
Roney
Moorefield
Bellaire
Ohio
Weirton
New Martinsville
Benwoe Sherrard
Bethany
NFL Probes Find No Crimes Tied to Lions Players
NFL investigations into off field activities yield no concrete crime evidence. Detroit Police and officials confirm disclosures of questionable associations with known hoodlums, naming Anthony Thomas and two gamblers, though no Detroit Lions players are alleged accused. Senate racket committee widening scope to probe gambling in football and basketball across pro and college leagues.
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UPI
National Football League
Pete Rozelle
NFL
Rozelle
Detroit Lions
Detroit
George Edwards
Edwards
Lions
Anthony Thomas
Vito Giacalone
Anthony
Lion
Houston
Tex
Chronicle
Senate
Jerry Adlerman
Senate Rackets Committee
Shula Named To Head Baltimore Colts
Don Shula 33, defensive backfield specialist named to succeed Weeb Ewbank as head coach of the Baltimore Colts. He faces veteran players who were once his teammates, a potential friction point in a club with 11 players from his 1953 57 Colts era. Shula's two year contract was announced with a press conference planned, while Ewbank weighs an undisclosed post.
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UPI
Don Shula
Weeb Ewbank
Baltimore Colts
Detroit Lions
Colt
Carroll Rosenbloom
Colts
Shula
Bill Pellington
Rosenbloom
John Carroll University
Cleveland
Browns
Painesville
Ohio
Washington Redskins
Ewbank
Weeb
Title Bout Almost Set
President Tom Boland of Championship Sports says the Liston Patterson heavyweight title fight site and date, chosen earlier, will be announced today or Thursday. Nevada rejected a license. Miami Beach prelim negotiations surfaced. Baltimore and Cleveland were less likely choices. Liston trains in Chicago and Patterson in New York. Liston won the crown in Chicago in 2:06 of the first round.
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UPI
Tom Boland
Championship Sports, Inc
Sonny Liston
Floyd Patterson
Las Vegas
Nev
Nevada
Bolan
Miami Beach
James Pushkin
CSI
Fred Aaronson
Commission
Baltimore
Cleveland
Liston
Jack Nilon
Patterson
Chicago
Highland Mill
N.Y
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