Flying Eagles Face Bluefield In Raleigh CC Event
The Raleigh Register outlines a full Coalfield Conference slate with Woodrow Wilson Beckley hosting Bluefield and Oak Hill at Shady Spring. Be sure to watch Mullens at Pineville and Stratton versus Conley in nonconference battles as teams chase early-season wins.
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Hawks Aim to rebound with Bluefield road test
Beckley College Blue Hawks travel to Bluefield after a 75-68 win over the Blues on December 7 at the Rec Building as they chase a return to the win column. Coach Joe Cook will start Rodney Albertson Vernon Hurt guards Roy Meadows and Ron Stennett forwards and 6-6 Bob Fox at center. Meadows scored 26 in Morris Harvey game, while Hurt nurses ankle and may play limited minutes.
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West Virginia High School Basketball Results
United Press International lists Fairmont West 80 Victory 49 and Clarksburg Fairview 68 Rivesville 49 among numerous scores. Other games include Morgantown Saint Francis 86 Clay Battelle 84 in OT and Huntington St Josephs 41.
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Houston Upsets Bradley In Close College Clash
Houston Colosseum provided the margin as Jim Lemmon's late free throw sealed a 60-59 win over Bradley, halting Bradley's 18 game win run and top national unbeaten status. Missouri Valley title hopefuls Utah New Mexico Notre Dame Virginia Tech Furman West Virginia also posted wins in the same night.
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Hal Greer Leads Syracuse, 25 Points In Loss To Celtics
Hal Greer scored 25 points for Syracuse on Thursday night as Marshall College star and 10-for-10 shooting from the line helped him pace the effort. Boston Celtics defeated Syracuse 124 118 in a high scoring contest with Greer hitting five of five from the free throw line.
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Cubs count on Banks and IBM machine for 1961
Chicago owner Phil Wrigley announced Ernie Banks would return with a $65 000 contract after his 41 home runs led the league. He unveiled an IBM data machine in the dugout to guide coaching decisions as the Cubs shuffle staff and pursue a revolving door system without a fixed manager.
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Fight WVC Teams On Tonight's Agenda
Eight West Virginia Conference teams see action tonight led by West Liberty Wesleyan at Buckhannon. Other games include Concord at Davis & Elkins Beckley at Bluefield State Potomac at St Marys College and Fenn at Bethany. Shepherd beat Shepherdstown 88 83 with Roscoe Bean and Wayne Duncan scoring 23 each.
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Downes Warns Pender Against Rabbit Punch in Title Bout
English challenger Terry Downes warned Paul Pender against rabbit punches in their 15 round world middleweight title fight at the Boston Arena. E J Teddy Waltham of the British Boxing Board urged Massachusetts officials to interpret the rabbit blows rule properly, while Downes claimed he would respond if Pender uses such blows again.
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Mullens Nips Beckley 20-18 In Mat Match
Mullens edged Beckley 20 to 18 in a Coalfield Conference wrestling meet at Mullens. Four pins powered Mullens to victory while Beckley relied on three decisions for its six wins in a match with ten bouts.
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AFL May Shift LA Team To San Diego
The American Football League mid winter meeting in Houston will discuss expansion and the possible relocation of Los Angeles to San Diego after its first season. AFL owners criticized NBC coverage of the Senior Bowl, protesting what they called flagrant reporting violations and urging fair linking of AFL teams and players to NFL teams.
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