Saddler Fights On Top Of World In NY Interview
Sam Saddier, national maritime director, reflects on career and boxers like Willie Pep. He describes training, lifestyle, and comments on boxing era while detailing postfight life and interactions in New York. He praises current featherweights and recounts memories of opponents and industry figures.
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Bluefield St. Rips Tech in Slim Victory for Hosts
Bluefield State defeated Wo Shephed 12 points by fourth-quarter surge as Shepherd led visitors with four players scoring 20 plus, and Concord and nearby teams posted mixed results including Mountain Lions in double figures, while Salem and others trailed in a busy regional slate.
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Beckley Lions Rise to No 1 in UPI Schoolboy Poll
Charleston reports the Mountain Lions, led by standout players from Beckley, seize the top ranking as West Virginia coaches select the first poll of the season. The ranking reflects early performance and strong showings by key prep teams across the state.
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Pineville and Man battle to tie in college of basketball action
Pineville and Man split matches in a closely fought Pineville Monday event with Dennis Thailey and Mike Cooper trading pins and wins. The teams exchanged victories in several bouts as Woodrow Gillespie and Steve Italo opened with a 3:35 pin for Man, and others including Frank Spears Alan and Richard Mullins contributed key pins, while regional players from Mullens and Beckley posted notable scores as UPL poll implications emerged.
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Possible College Super Bowl in 1969 or 70
A national college sports committee discussed creating a post season playoff between NCAA and AAU affiliates. The plan aimed to unite and test a playoff format, with key leaders from NCAA and coaches groups weighing arbitration, legal action, and feasibility for a future formal proposal to the NCAA.
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Hawk Wrestlers Defeat Mullens in Opening Victory
The Hawks toppled Mullens 33 to 21 at Sophia in a season opening wrestling meet. Winners included Sophia’s 95 pound forfeit, 129 pound Clayton of Mullens defeated by Sophia, Woods pinning Saunders in 3 45, Rinvald pinning Patterson, and Marshall Oplesby of Sophia pinning Forren. Final score Sophia 21 Mullens 21.
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Top West Wire high school basketball poll results
The 20 member UP Board of Coaches released a series voting last Friday June 3 naming top teams. Princeton Parsershir Whee l Wheels plus others received high votes. Fairview M Fairmont East Huntington adelptia Wellsburg Medtier Ushi Rowsdvelt Wilson and Hoover also listed with various placements.
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Cancelled Hoop Tilt at Verydou Next Wednesday
The previously scheduled game between O Neal and the Wiedty Eagles has been postponed. The match was set for Wednesday at Verydou, with kickoff time yet to be announced.
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Williams Show Gives Pipers ABA Triumph
United Press International reports a chaotic ABA night with the Pipers edging Houston 108-107 on Charlie Williams layup with 1. seconds left as they close within nine of Minnesota. Kentucky beat Minnesota 107-103, New Jersey defeated Oakland 118-114, and notable stars Chico Vaughn Ari Becker Louis Dampier Darel Carrier Mel Daniels Dan Anderson Severn Farr highlighted a star-studded slate ahead of the inaugural Gust-West All-Star game.
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City Hoop League Schedule Announced
Nob trninila spokes for the City Basketball League announced the schedule for games played Wednesday night at Local We City Recreation Multi. In the first game starting at Tio jum West Virginia Glass will meet Wilkes followed by Beckley Welding New River Park with the Smokehouse and Beckley Manufacturing meeting in the final game.
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Colts Fall In Jr High Battle
Mountape blag led by 14 point first quarter, Oak Mill used a 14-6 half to pull away. Davidson led scoring for Me Cope with 18, Williams 4, while others contributed as Mountape clinched its fourth victory of the season in a Monday night junior high game.
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Little Rebels Rally Past Shady in Early Game Tilt
Shady Spring 412 Mullens fell behind 87 in the first action but Little Rebels regained form in the second period. Rohn Gaits led scoring with 19 points while Jimmy Pauley added points as the Rebels pulled ahead at halftime and extended their edge.
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Bruins Cup First Place Vote For Fifth Time
The unbeaten Bruins stay atop the weekly college basketball poll for the sixth time this season as Coach Johnny Wooden's 10-0 team holds a 44-game win streak. Houston rises to second with a strong showing, while other contenders falter as losses shake the rest of the rankings.
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UPI Ratings Top College Basketball Poll for 1987 68 Season
UCLA leads the weekly United Press International tally with an 10 0 record as Chicago teams and Kentucky Texas Oklahoma City, and North Carolina appear among the top 15. The ranking notes Vanderbilt and New Mexico rising, while Kentucky slips after a loss and Michigan and Duke show strong performances.
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Wildcats Rally To Rout Tide In High Scoring Half
Wildcats, ranked fourth, shot 72.4 percent in the second half to beat Alabama 84-76. Kentucky overwhelmed Alabama with rebounding and defense after a close first half, while Louisiana State, Notre Dame, Villanova, and other teams posted notable scores as top players like Pete Miravieth and Gene Dove dominated.
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Knicks Extend win streak under new coach
New York Knicks defeat Seattle SuperSonics to stretch their streak to four under interim coach Holgman. Wall Uoflamy led with 27 points as Dick Barnet added double figures. Seattle struggled despite a late push to keep pace.
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