Coalfield Conference Scores From Tuesday Night
Princeton, Hinton lead wins as Princeton, Hinton score Coalfield Conference victories. Sophia, Pineville, and Conley post decisive wins. Fayetteville, Stratton, Byrd Prillerman, Richwood, and Hinton also win. Jim Woodie leads Sophia with 21. Pineville's Richie Simmons scores 31. Morgan, Mullens, and Stoco also suffer losses. Stratton rules Authors of Mark Twain.
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Concord College Defeats Beckley in WVIAC Showdown
Concord College beat Beckley 97-83 to stay atop the Western Division of the State College Conference. Ken Stewart led Concord with 34 points, Rudy Tapia added 22, Bernie Hamrick 19, Robby Rodes 13, while Beckley’s Larry Sumpter scored 32 and Rodney Albertson and John Chambers reached double figures.
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AFL Owners Give Foss New Contract
AFL owners approved a new five year contract for Commissioner Joe Foss with a 5000 dollar raise, raising his annual pay to about 55000 dollars retroactive to January 2. Wayne Valley announced unanimous approval after an extended executive session. Foss said the vote shows owners’ confidence and that the league is ready to move forward. Trainer Jimmy Pitt refers to Bally Ache the Kentucky Derby winner by the nickname Bright Eyes.
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Blue Eaglets Triumph Over Bluefield On Their Floor
Beckley Junior High Blue Eaglets beat Bluefield Junior High 44 to 37 on Bluefield’s floor. Bobby Short scored 19 points as Beckley erased an 8-4 first quarter deficit, tied at 14-14 at halftime, then moved ahead in the third period and remained in front.
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Liston To Get New Manager
Sonny Liston plans to name a new manager early next week to clear obstacles for his $10 million title fight with Floyd Patterson. The unidentified manager must win Cas D Amato approval, pushing toward terms as Liston seeks revised negotiations with Katz and a possible buyout. Patterson deadline discussions and potential extensions loom as Pittsburgh officials weigh committee rulings and publicity timing.
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WVU Freshmen Fall to Tech JV in Narrow Matchup
WVU freshmen lose 61 58 as Pete Kelly scores 19 points. Kelly seals win with 25 seconds left and two free throws. Joe Lusk and Dean Richardson contribute 16 and 14 for Tech JV, while Marty Lentz leads WVU with 20 and Buddy Quertinmont adds 15.
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Wheeler Versus Daniel in Key Raleigh County Showdown
Two small Raleigh County basketball programs meet on Thursday when Stoco led by Coach Ken Wheeler faces Trap Hill guided by Coach Glen Daniel at Coal City. Both squads seek their first win as they combine modest scoring with strong defense, each hoping to avoid finishing bottom.
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Tennessee State tops UPI small college basketball poll
Tennessee State Tigers, unbeaten in league play and 7-1 overall, grab No 1 in the United Press Internationals small college coaches ratings replacing Evansville. Grambling and Westminster Pa move into high spots as Hofstra climbs, with Evansville dropping to third and Prairie View A M sixth.
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NFL Poised to Sign 9.3 Million TV Pact with CBS
Miami Beach, February 1962 UPI The NFL plans to sign a two year 9.3 million dollar television contract with CBS to share among 14 clubs. Each club nets about 320 thousand annually after expenses, helping payrolls and preserving profits for some markets while others may sacrifice. Commissioner Rozelle notes Minnesota Vikings gains from the deal, while changes include moving the Miami Pro Bowl playoff to Sunday pending All-Star Game approval in Los Angeles.
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NCAA Lifts Probation On UNC And Loyola
NCAA relief was granted for Loyola University of New Orleans and the University of North Carolina from national championship probation penalties. Arizona and Indiana faces ongoing restrictions, with actions by their athletic directors expected before the NCAA council. The AFCA rules committee proposed six football rule changes, including stricter enforcement of piling on and altered illegal shift penalties, ahead of the NCAA convention opening.
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