Panthers Win at Coal City in Rough Exhibition
Stock's Indians beat Trap Hill 77 65 to claim their first win of the season led by John Christian 19 points and James Walker 17. Clear Fork defeated Sandstone 62 34 with Doyle Stover 18 and Robert Dunbar 17 leading scoring while Baileysville fell 57 46 to Burch. Mount Hope lost 59 44 to Montgomery as Buffa 16 and Harrah 13 headed Mustang scoring tally. Junior high Beckley won 40 29 over Shady Spring. Pineville beat Mullens 65 62. Oceana edged Herndon 41 39.
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Robert Dunbar
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Randall Shields
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Gene Lawson
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Thomas Harrah
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Dessell Bailey
Wiliam Mamby
Ronald Terry
Ronie
Stone
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Cook Lester
Blankenship
Burch Gilman
Nee
Lawson
Tackett
Matton
Davidson Suffer Damaging SC Setbacks By UPI
Virginia Tech and Davidson, two top Southern Conference teams, fell to underdogs Furman and William and Mary respectively. Davidson lost 65 63 to Furman at the free throw line while Tech dropped 78 63 to William and Mary, knocking both from strong title hopes.
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Williamsburg
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Wildcats
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Virginia
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Tary Institute
Jacksonville
Wake Forest
George Washington
Citadel
William & Mary
Bob Harris
High School and College Scores Compiled by United Press
A roundup of basketball results lists scores for high school matchups including Aurora over Bruceton 47 to 42 and Newburg 84 to Masontown 56, plus numerous other district results. College listings show Morehead State 80 over Marshall 66, Shepherd 113 over Davis & Elkins 91, and regional wins such as Georgetown Kentucky 72 over Transylvanian 57.
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Smoot
Peterstown
Gap Mills
Clear Fork
Sandstone
Athens
Saeger
Crichton
Rupert
Birch
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Davis & Elkins
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West Virginia Conference action tonight features four games
In Thursday action Shepherd defeated Davis & Elkins 113 to 91 as Bill Thompson and Roscoe Dean each scored 25, Gary Phalen 21, and 71 Shepherd points were shared. Tonight West Liberty, Fairmont, Glenville, and Wheeling are scheduled to play, while mentions of Civil War era generals appear in a separate note.
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Davis & Elkins
Bill Thompson
Roscoe Dean
Gary Phalen
Dave Kirk
D&e
Frank Holsclaw
Jim Cook
West Liberty
Alderson - Broaddus
Fairmont
Beckley
Glenville
Concord
Wheeling
Morris Harvey
Wyoming Class A Tournament Set at Mullens High
Acie Stewart reports Wyoming County Class A basketball tourney will be held March 1 2 at Mullens High School. James Lewis and Carl Hazzard named to the tournament board as officers. games start at 8 p.m. with officials Sonny Phillips and Jan Caldwell. Trophies for top cheerleaders and eight bronze basketballs for All-Tournament selections.
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Mullens High School
Acie Stewart
Herndon High School
James Lewis
Glen Rogers High
Carl Hazzard
Conley High
Sonny Phillips
Jan Caldwell
Maris Expected To Do The Same Podres Ready To Sign
Johnny Podres plans to sign his 1963 Dodgers contract without reading it and may prompt Roger Maris to do the same. Podres, 30, anticipates a $30,000 to $33,000 salary after 15 wins and 13 losses a year ago. Maris, who earned about $67,000 last season, is not expected to take a pay cut despite a dip in home runs. Yankee front office and teammates defend Maris, noting his RBI totals and defensive value. Eddie Mathews agreed to about $50,000 with the Braves, while Johnny Logan and Don Cardwell signed with the Pirates.
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Milwaukee Braves
Johnny Logan
Don Cardwell
Pittsburgh Pirates
Re-Election at New York Jockey Club
The New York Jockey Club re elected George D Widener as chair man Ogden Phipps as vice chair man James Cox Brady as secretary treasurer Marshall Cassidy as executive secretary and Calvin S Rainey as assistant secretary Frank Kalbac named assistant treasurer Louis Lee Haggin II of Lexington named the club first steward from Kentucky.
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New York Jockey Club
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Ogden Phipps
James Cox Brady
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Calvin S. Rainey
Frank Kalbac
Louis Lee Haggin II
Lexington
Kentucky
Beckley College Welcomes Fairmont State Tonight
Beckley College’s Blue Hawks host Fairmont State at the Recreation Building at 8 p.m. after a 98 78 loss to Bluefield State. Fairmont brings top West Virginia Conference scorers like Freling Yost and Dwight Conaway. Doug Bailey starts at guard with Larry Sumpter off the squad. Bailey led Blue Hawks with 26 in the Bluefield game.
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Tom Blake
Larry Sumpter
Joe Cook
Doug Bailey
Bailey
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Baseball's Top Names Attend Hornsby Funeral
Rogers Hornsby, 66, buried near Hornsby Bend Texas after funeral in Austin. Notables present included Milwaukee Braves manager Bobby Bragan and St. Louis Cardinal manager Johnny Keane. Hornsby, famed right handed hitter with a .359 lifetime average and a .424 in 1924, died in Chicago from a heart condition.
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Roger Maris
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Boxing Debate Focuses on Boxing’s Role for Youth
In Albany a two day hearing before a joint state committee examined boxing’s role in youth physical development and whether professional boxing should continue in New York. Witnesses included Msgr Francis Kelliher, Frederick Febel, and Rubin Frost with mixed calls to keep or abolish the sport.
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Liston Demands Fight Be Held In Baltimore
Baltimore leaders urge Floyd Patterson to meet Sonny Liston in Baltimore for the heavyweight title rematch. Liston shifts from Miami Beach to Baltimore in May with Civic Center capacity of 14,000 and potential gate of 200000 to 250000 dollars as Championship Sports plans halt the Miami Beach bout.
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Sonny Liston
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Championship Sports
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Shady Spring, Woodrow Wilson face off in Coalfield wrestling
The Shady Spring Tigers and the Flying Eagles of Woodrow Wilson meet at Beaver tonight at 7 30 for a Coalfield Conference wrestling duel. Beckley is 1-0 and Shady 5-0 entering the match.
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Shady
AAU Director Blasts NCAA in Vicious Attack
New York based AAU director denounces NCAA with charged language calling it blackmail treason and a grant doublecross amid accusations of sabotage and conflicts within collegiate athletics. The remarks spotlight ongoing tensions between governing bodies and amateur sports groups.
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UPI
Donald F. Hull
Amateur Athletic Union
AAU
National Collegiate Athletic Association
NCAA
Road Trip Tells Celtics Losses on Nine Game Swing
Celtics endure rough nine game road stretch winning four. Loss to Zephyrs exposes flaws without Bill Russell. Royals’ Oscar Robertson fuels 130 121 win as Boston returns home.
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Oscar Robertson
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