Shady Invades Mullens Quintet In CC Tussle
Shady Spring and Mullens meet in a Coalfield Conference clash as Marsh Fork battles Sophia and Oak Hill faces Princeton. Other games pair Mount Hope at Fayetteville, Baileysville at Herndon, Park Central at Stratton, Glen Rogers at Clear Fork, Williamson at Ocean and Pineville at Big Creek.
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Tim Massey
Raleigh
Marsh Fork
Sophia
Shady Spring
Mullens
Oak Hill
Princeton
Mount Hope
Fayetteville
Baileysville
Hendon
Park Central
Stratton
Glen Rogers
Clear Fork
Williamson
Oceana
Big Creek
Pineville
Blue Hawks
Doug Basham
Curtis Kunt
Danny Prichard
Ray Webber
Jim Clay
Beckley
Shady
SSHS
Willie Joe Chandler
Clear Fork Panthers
Owls
Stoco
Indians
Trap Hill
Mustangs
Rusty Ross
Ross
Mustang
Hinton
Herndon
Oakvale
Miami Beats Houston 71 70 In Tight NCAA Battle
Kenny Allen clinched Miami victory by sinking a free throw with under a minute as the Hurricanes edged Houston 71 70. Carl Starrell led Miami with 20 points while Lyle Harger struggled to 12. Houston got 13 from Jack Meganthaler and pressed to keep pace. St Peters fell to Jacksonville 105 81 as Dice and Strickland combined for 33 points. Bob Murray led St Peters with 31. Canisius beat Connecticut 74 65 with Bob O Connor contributing 26 points.
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United Press International
Kenny Allen
George Mira
Miami
Fla
Allen
Houston
Hurricane
Houston Cougars
Carl Starrell
Lyle Harger
Jack Meganthaler
Hurricanes
St. Peters
New Jersey
Florida
Jacksonville University
College basketball scores roundup report
Canisius defeated Connecticut 74 to 65 while High Point topped Atlantic Christian 93 to 66. Miami Florida beat Houston 71 70 and Jacksonville University won 105 81 over St Peter's. Austin Peay 80, Lipscomb 53. Huntingdon 93 Florence 84. Bellarmine 92, Georgetown Kentucky 80. Howard Alabama versus Belmont cancelled.
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United Press International
Canisius
Connecticut
High Point
Atlantic Christ
Miami
Fla
Houston
Jacksonville U
St. Peter’s
Austin Peay
D. Lipscomb
Huntingdon
Florence St
Bellarmine
Geo’town
Howard
Ala
Belmont, Canc
Four-Man Elimination To Decide Welter King
NEW ORLEANS (UPI) A successor to Italy's Duilio Loi, the retired junior welterweight champion, will be produced soon by a four man elimination. WBA official Emile Bruneau named Eddie Perkins of Chicago, Battling Torres of Mexico, Joe Stableton, and Ben Medina of Fresno as possible participants. Loi, 33, relinquished his world 140 pound crown in Milan saying the spark is gone.
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New Orleans
UPI
Italy
Duilio Loi
Emile Bruneau
World Boxing Association
WBA
Bruneau
Eddie Perkins
Chicago
Battling Torres
Mexico
Joe
Ben Medina
Fresno
Calif
Milan
Welu Leads In 22nd All Star Bowl Classic
Billy Welu of St Louis and Joy Abel of Chicago led the 22nd annual BPAA All Star bowling event in Kansas City aiming for 100000 in prizes. Welu posted an 844 four game set, with a 223 average through 32 rounds, while Ray Bluth, Dick Weber, and Don Carter trailed. Miss Abel at 3291 pins in 16 games tops the women’s field, as Robbie Shaler moves to second with 3289 pins and Marion Ladewig falls to third.
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Kansas City
Billy Welu
St. Louis
Joy Abel
Chicago
America
Welu
Robbie Shaler
Marion Ladewig
Postponements Rule Local Games In Weather Fallout
Glen Rogers game with Clear Fork at Colcord is postponed indefinitely. Other area games delayed include Woodrow Wilson vs Huntington East and Mark Twain vs Stoco at Stotesbury due to weather.
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Glen Rogers
Clear Fork
Colcord
Stotesbury
County Hopes To Announce Stadium Redevelopment Decision
Allegheny County Commissioners plan to reveal soon whether a 45 million redevelopment including a municipal stadium will go ahead. After a two hour meeting with city officials and Allegheny Conference, they pressed Pirates representatives for firm assurance they can meet annual rental fees of 625000. They seek concrete financial guarantees before proceeding.
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Pittsburgh
API
Allegheny County
Allegheny Conference On Community Development
Pittsburgh Pirates
Dodgers Reacquire Zimmer in Key Trade for Brisk Addition
Los Angeles Dodgers reclaim Don Zimmer from the Cincinnati Reds in a straight player deal sending minor leaguer Scott Breeden. Zimmer, famed for courage and leadership, can play second or third base and fill in at shortstop, boosting a fiery clubhouse presence. Also noted are Reds signing Jim Maloney and Tigers adding Regan Wood Wertz Morton Rourke Christine Gallagher, Cubs signing Landrum Gerard Gerberman, and Bob Miller becoming University of Detroit assistant coach.
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Los Angeles Dodgers
Don Zimmer
Cincinnati Reds
E. J
Buzzy) Bavasi
Bavasi
Zimmer
Dodger
Reds
Dodgers
Scott Breeden
Cincinnati
Detroit Tigers
Phil Regan
Jake Wood
Regan
Tigers
Wood
Vic Wertz
Bubba Morton
Mike Rourke
Mike Christine
Baltimore
Doug Gallagher
Denver
Chicago Cubs
Bob Buhl
Phil Murdock
Don Prince
Duno Barragan
Cubs
Satis
Don Landrum
Dave Gerard
George Gerberman
Landrum
Sst. Louis Cardinals
Bob Miller
Philadelphia Phillies
University of Detroit
Miller
Yost and Quattro Quit Fairmont State Team
Fairmont State basketball captain Fielding Yost and reserve center Frank Quattro dropped out of school and reportedly headed for the West Coast. Neither was reportedly having academic difficulties. Yost, an all conference forward, had scored 236 points this season for an average of 19.6 points per game. Prior to this season, the senior had piled up 1,142 points for Fairmont.
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Fairmont
UPI
Fairmont State
Fielding Yost
Frank Quattro
West Coast
Yost
Star field set for Telegram-Maple Leaf indoor games
A star studded field of U S and European and homebred talent will meet in Toronto for the Telegram Maple Leaf indoor games Toronto's first indoor track meet in 27 years Iain the Alco Parking Corp would post a 200000 guaranty bond and pay 500000 annually in fees All questions were answered affirmatively
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U.S
Europe
Tangle Toronto
UPI
United States
Toronto
Iain
Alco Parking Corp
West Virginia Tops SC With 4.3 Scoring Mark
UPI reports West Virginia leads the Southern Conference in scoring at 84.3 points per game and rebounds at 58.2 per game. Davidson tops in field goal percentage at 46.5 and free throw accuracy at 73.5, while William and Mary registers strong defensive holding opponents to 65.2. Fred Hetzel of Davidson averages 23.3 points, with Furman’s Leroy Peacock close behind at 52.2% shooting. Kirk Gooding of William and Mary leads the league with 15.2 rebounds per game.
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Washington
UPI
West Virginia
Davidson
Wildcats
George Washington
Mountaineers
William & Mary
Richmond
Spiders
Virginia Military Instate
Fred Hetzel
Leroy Peacock
Furman
William and Mary
Kirk Gooding
Chamberlain 58 Points Sparks Warriors Past Pistons in Bakersfield
Wilt Chamberlain scored 58 as the San Francisco Warriors routed the Detroit Pistons 138 to 114 at Bakersfield College gym. In Providence, Bob Pettit led the Hawks with 40 but Boston edged St. Louis 109 to 105 helped by Tommy Heinsohn and John Havlicek clutch free throws. Sam Jones had 27 for Boston and Bailey Howell 32 for Detroit.
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United Press International
Bakersfield
Calif
Providence
R.I
National Basketball Association
Wilt Chamberlain
Boston Celtics
Chamberlain
San Francisco Warriors
Detroit Pistons
Bakersfield College Gym
St. Louis Hawks
Bob Pettit
Celtics
Tommy Heinsohn
Boston
John Havlicek
Rhode Island Auditorium
NBA
Sam Jones
Bailey Howell
West Gets New Awards From WVU Fire Loss
Two dozen trophies once earned by Jerry West at West Virginia University will be restored to him via his family after originals were destroyed by fire at his parents home last year. The duplicates will be accepted by Mr and Mrs Howard S West of Cabin Creek West Virginia during the West Virginia Florida game at the Charleston Civic Center.
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Charleston
Jerry West
West Virginia University
Howard S. West
Cabin Creek
W. Va
Charleston Civic Center
Crimson Satan Favored In Strub Stakes at Santa Anita
Crimson Satan, regaining peak form he showed as a two year old, is the solid favorite to win the first $100,000 Strub Stakes at Santa Anita on Saturday. The Strub Stakes replaces the Santa Anita Maturity on the winter track program.
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Arcadia
Calif
UPI
Crimson Satan
Charles H. Strub
Santa Anita
Alpine Festival Opens With Governor Cup Events
Alpine Festival kicks off in Davis with a German Fest at Thomas tonight and features the Governor's Centennial Cup and Trophy competitions for skiing and ice skating. Ski Cup race runs at Weiss Knob Saturday afternoon, ice trophy at Mallow's Lake near Davis, plus two slaloms at Weiss Knob and a cross country race from Blackwater Lodge. Weekend activities include Gluewein Party, buffet dinner, and Alpine Ball where the Cup and Trophy are awarded and the Centennial Queen chosen at the Davis gym.
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Davis
UPI
Thomas
West Virginia
Weiss Knob
Mallow’s Lake
Frank del Signore
Blackwater Lodge
Davis Gym
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Bob O'Connor
Canisius College
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Eee
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Fred Down
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Quattro
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