Flying Eagles At Hinton Tonight In Ohio Valley Action
Seventeen area teams are on the schedule tonight as Flying Eagles visit Hinton while Mullens entertains Oceana Five. Weather delays postpone Pineville tilt to Monday as coaches eye key conference clashes in the region.
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Brendon Wefield
Jot Bailes
Jerry Miller
Howie Maniling
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Jim Slemiore
Lorttus Parks
Lempel Lusk
Freoukie Adeang
College and Town Basketball Schedule Summary
Local colleges and high schools across West Virginia showcase a packed boys basketball slate. Teams like Shady Spring Parkersburg Glen Rogers and Hinton Hobcats vie for wins as Mount Hope Fairmont State and West Liberty prepare for key matchups with Salem and Shepherd. Notable players include Steve Spicer Glenville and James Ball with rosters listing Cha Blake Diek-Sryeo and Read. The schedule highlights Wednesday and Friday games featuring Western Virginia University West Liberty Fairmont State and Davis & Elkins with tip times and venues across the region.
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Wilt Moves Into Second In NBA Scoring Race
Wilt Chamberlain advances to second in the NBA scoring standings with 1,016 points, closing a gap to 208 behind the leader. The Philadelphia star climbed from 60th after losing his title last season to Rick Barry, as the season heats up in New York.
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Britain Faces Davis Cup Ban Amid Wimbledon Controversy
Britain faces a potential complete ban from the Davis Cup as the ILTA suspends Britain and Wimbledon in response to infractions. The decision follows a blooding of amateur and professional lines and affects British participation in overseas events. Strong ties to global tennis politics are noted as Australia weighs excluding Britain entirely or splitting the 1950s era participation.
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Basketball Results Across West Virginia and Nearby Colleges
United Press International wires report scattered scores from West Virginia and neighboring states. Notable results include Charleston Catholic 78 George Washington 50 and Concord 68 Bluefield State 99. Other colleges listed: West Liberty 86 Robert Morris 68, Fairmont, Glenville, and more with varied margins, plus regional college matchups and implied standings.
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East Wins First ABA All Star Tilt In 1968 Exhibition
Indiana Pacers host tense East versus West clash with star guards Don Faceman and Mel Dantela highlighting East strength while Cliff Hagan and Bang Mac anchor the West. West center Koiming faces East’s Tart as rosters spotlight Comrie Hawkins and Roger Grown among others in New Orleans arena. About 18 000 fans expected at the arena.
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VPI Hoopmen Beat William & Mary in Southern Conference Action
Virginia Tech used a balanced scoring attack to power a 70 to 0 victory over William & Mary in Southern Conference basketball. Wayne Mathard led Tech with 22 points, followed by Sean Ware 17, Dan Wetzel 16, and Bob Sherwood 28 in a high scoring game. William & Mary remained winless, with dominant play by their big men limited as Tech built a large first-half lead.
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