UPI Poll Rates Oceana Second in WV Basketball,race tightens
Wheeling leads the UPI ratings with 8 points from a perfect 200 as Oceana sits second with 153 and Williamson moves to third with 147. Fairmont West and Dunbar hold fourth and fifth. top ten includes Charleston, Parkersburg, Triadelphia, Huntington and Morgantown with others listed in the second ten. Games through last Friday shaped voting with Wheeling securing 14 of 20 first place votes while Oceana has three and Williamson one.
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Williamson
United Press International
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Huntington
Fairmont
Morgantown
Elkins
Stonewall Jackson
George Washington
East Bank
St. Albans
Parkersburg
Pt. Pleasant
Spencer
Triadelphia
Little Reds
Follawsbee
Dupont
Clarksburg
Roosevelt Wilson
First of Four Horsemen Dies
Pittsburgh UPI reports Harry Stuhldreher, Notre Dame quarterback and member of the famed Four Horsemen, died at 63 in West Penn Hospital after surgery. Born in Massillon Ohio, he starred at Notre Dame 1922 1923, later coaching Villanova and Wisconsin before joining U S Steel. Grantland Rice coined the nickname.
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West Virginia high school basketball ratings by UPI board
West Virginia high school basketball ratings through Jan. 22 list Wheeling at No. 1 with 10-0 record and 192 points, followed by Oceana 9-0, Williamson 10-0, Dunbar 9-1, Fairmont West 10-1, Charleston, Parkersburg, Triadelphia, Huntington, Morgantown, and a second ten including Beckley, Nitro, Logan, Buckhannon, and Elkins among others, with several tie and other named schools noted.
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UPI
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United Press International Board of Coaches
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Oceana
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Dunbar
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Beckley
Nitro
Logan
Buckhannon
Elkins
Beckley Stratton
Ripley
New Martinsville
Parsons
Stonewall Jackson
Summersville
Weirton Madonna
UCLA Maintains Top UPI Rating in Standings
UCLA holds the No. 1 spot with 345 points and 14-1 record after a layoff, while Wichita stays third as Michigan and St. Joseph's follow. The season features strong teams like Providence San Francisco Davidson and St. John's jockeying in the top 10 with key players facing eligibility and scholastic status issues.
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Owls Fallen To Baileysville In Close Hoops Battle
Baileysville Roughriders upset Glen Rogers Baileysville 77 75 as Bob Bailey scores only point late free throw. Tommy Brooks leads with 28 points as Glen Rogers falls short after a strong first half.
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Glen Rogers High School
Sophia Falls In Ninth-Grade Rematch Against Fayetteville Pirates
Sophia High School lost 59 to 51 to Fayetteville in a hard fought game. Sophia led briefly at halftime while Fayetteville surged in the second half, aided by clutch free throws as Walter Daniels fouled out mid fourth quarter. Team rebound counts favored Fayetteville 37 to 34, with four Sophia players in double figures led by Jim Stone's 19 points and 14 rebounds. The Blue Hawks travel to Trap Hill for a Raleigh County League clash.
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WVU Cagers Open Second Half With Pitt Clash
West Virginia’s Mountaineers travel to Pittsburgh for a return game with Pitt. WVU, 8-7, seeks a win after a 86-72 win over Pitt earlier in Morgantown, while Pitt sits at 3-8 after a stalled effort against Penn State. Freshmen also face Pitt.
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UPI
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West Virginia
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Morgantown
UFL ACL Officials To Hold Meeting In New York
Newark based ACL and UFL officials plan a February 6 meeting at the Americana Hotel in New York to finalize a merger. Four teams from each league have committed to join the new league named potentially International League. Named candidates include Richmond Hartford Springfield Newark and Charleston Wheeling Fort Wayne Toronto.
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Entry Form for 1965 Golden Gloves Tournament Beckley
Official entry blank for the 1965 Sectional Golden Gloves Boxing Tournament sponsored by Beckley Athletic Club on February 4 5 and 6 1965. Participant waives rights for damages and notes bout count, novice or open class based on prior bouts.
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Underage Participant Form for Golden Gloves
This notice states that if a participant is under 21 a guardian must complete the form. It directs submission to Golden Gloves Director Box 140 Beckley West Virginia for processing.
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Kentucky Defeats Georgia 102 82 In SEC Basketball Battle
Kentucky surged past Georgia 102 82 at the Bulldogs home court. Louie Dampier led the Wildcats with 24 points and 16 rebounds as Kentucky broke Georgia Coliseum records with 38 field goals and 102 points. Vanderbilt and Auburn also played, while Florida State upset Auburn 58 55.
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Lee
Grace
Mustangs First Win Of Season At Home
Mount Hope rebounded from a rough stretch with a 76 to 64 win over Sherman High School of Seth on their home court. Led by Richard Eubanks 19 points and 16 from Charles Burks, Mt Hope built a 42 to 26 halftime edge and with Lowell Cogar hitting a late half court shot to seal the victory. Andrea Landy and Freddy Morris each scored 14 for Seth.
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Sam Hawkins
James Brown
Ricky Love
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Wilson Named Offensive Coach of Washington
George Wilson, ex Detroit Lions coach, was signed by the Washington Redskins as chief offensive coach. He earns 37,500 from Lions and about 22,000 from Redskins with Detroit covering the rest under NFL rules. The one year Redskins contract follows his Lions resignation after ownership replaced assistants. Wilson recalled a 1943 Chicago Bears bid to trade him to Washington.
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