Morris Harvey Tops Beckley JV in WV Conference Game
Morris Harvey College sealed an 84-61 win over Beckley Junior College at Charleston as press defense in the final eight minutes broke a tight game. The Golden Eagles pulled away late after a close first half, signaling a decisive conference victory.
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Charleston
Morris Harvey College
West Virginia
Beckley College
Golden Eagles
Sonny Moran
Blue Hawks
Richie Sullivan
Roger Hart
Morris Harvey
Beckley
Bill Robinette
Mullens
Gerald Martin
John Williams
Trennis Mathis
Danny Pritchard
Doug Basham
Shepherd State
Alex Sabo
Dan Pritchard
Bill Cordell
Rich Sullivan
Frank Richmond
Larry Sloan
Gene Belcher
Morris Harvey trails Beckley in close basketball clash
Morris Harvey defeats Beckley 84 to 61 as Hart leads with 22 points and Robinette adds 14. Beating Beckley keeps Morris Harvey atop the Eastern Division while Beckley suffers a sixth conference loss.
Seth Enters 16 Boxers in Golden Gloves Meet
Seth Athletic club enters 16 boxers plus 22 more from individuals for the Golden Gloves tournament at Beckley Recreation Building February 4 to 6. Masters Lloyd Banks and Terry Banks lead open class fighters. novices include Gary Bell Jerry Sweeney Bud Bush Sammy Gray and others from Seth and Mullens. Weigh-in is February 31 from 2 to 4 p.m. All boxers must weigh in before competition.
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Seth Athletic Club
Beckley
Lloyd Banks
Seth
Terry Banks
Terry
Doug Barker
Gary Toney
Gary Bell
Jerry Sweeney
Bud Bush
Sammy Gray
Richard Caruthers
Ernie Kirk
Junior Parsons
Daniel Thomas
Red Kinder
Damon Massey
Jeff Lynch
Roger ‘Stringer
Roger
Dennis Stringer
Mullens
William Ramey
Shorty Pritchard
Harold Johnson
Harvey
Mike Murphy
Logan
Roger Moore
Shady Spring
Roger Richmond
Gary Thompson
Crab Orchard
Danny ‘Crawford
Bradley
Official Entry Blank for 1965 Sectional Golden Gloves
Entry form for the Beckley Athletic Club sponsored boxing tournament on February 4 5 and 6 1965. Participant waives claims for injuries and notes class by bouts with novice open options based on prior bouts.
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Beckley Athletic Club
Golden Gloves Form for Minor Participants
The instruction states this must be completed if the participant is under 21. The father or guardian should fill out the form properly and send it to the Golden Gloves Director at Box 140, Beckley, West Virginia.
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Golden Gloves
Beckley
West Virginia
Davidson and Tech Win In Conference Showdowns
Davidson 82 East Carolina 68 as Don Davidson returns, Hetzel scores 28 for the Wildcats. Virginia Tech rallies to 104-81 over Furman, strengthening second place. South Carolina beats Richmond 73-60 with Jim Fox scoring 28 and grabbing 13 rebounds.
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Virginia Tech
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Richmond
Don Davidson
Wildcats
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ECC
Pirates
Blacksburg
Furman
Columbia
S. C
Big Jim Fox
Spiders
Fox
Gamecocks
Becl ey Eaglets crush Montgomery Pups 59 to 33
Beckley junior high cagers preserved their unbeaten run by routing the Greyhound Pups 59-33 at the Beckley Recreational Building. John Wooten led Beckley with 18 points, while Ron Coleman added 14. An eighth grade victory followed 49-38 with Jim Knapp scoring 18 for Beckley.
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Beckley
Greyhound Pups
Montgomery
Blue Eaglets
Greyhounds
Jim Howard
WVU Freshmen to Play Richwood in Saturday Showdown
West Virginia University freshmen led by Ron Williams, averaging 32.1 points per game, travel to Richwood High gym to face West Virginia Tech IVs. Williams anchors a 14-0 run with Dave Reaser, Norman Holmes, Jim Lewis, and Letcher Humphries supporting. Tech may use former Richwood standout Mike Barrett, a defensive star, in the matchup.
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Lewis
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Um Williams
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Westminster Howe
W. Va
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Clarksburg
Reaser Lewis
Bowling Green
Logancy
Ohio U
Dayton
Charleston
Bolling Air Force Base
Hale i Penrod
Notre Dame honors Stuhldreher with honorary pallbearers
Notre Dame figures from the Four Horsemen era will carry the late Harry Stuhldreher’s casket. Seven Notre Dame players from his 1920s teams will serve as honorary pallbearers at his funeral in Pittsburgh. Surviving Horsemen Jim Crosley Don Miller and Elmer Layden join linemen Adam Walsh Joe Bach Edgar Miller and Charles Collins. Edward Krause and six others will also pallbear. The funeral mass will be at St Paul’s Cathedral with burial at Calvary Cemetery.
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UPI
Notre Dame
Harry Stuhldreher
Stuhldreher
Four Horsemen
Jim Crosley
Don Miller
Elmer Layden
Adam Walsh
Joe Bach
Edgar Miller
Charles Collins
Edward Krause
St. Paul's Cathedral
Calvary Cemetery
Pineville Bears Top Jaeger 83 64 Behind Blankenship
Dallas Blankenship scored 37 points to lift Pineville to an 83 64 win over Jaeger. He poured in 19 in the second quarter as Pineville built a 46 31 halftime lead. Ronnie Ellison added 20 for Pineville while Kenny Peaks led Jaeger with 26. Jerry Kennedy and Oliver Christian added 11 and 10 for Jaeger.
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Pineville
Dallas Blankenship
Jaeger
Minutemen
Ronnie Ellison
Kenny Peaks
Jerry Kennedy
Oliver Christian
Two WVC Games Slated Tonight
Two West Virginia Conference games are scheduled for tonight after a mild Thursday. Concord College travels to Alderson-Broaddus, and Wheeling College Cardinals visit undefeated Fairmont Falcons. Glenville College beat Davis and Elkins 93-85 as Clark Dilley poured in 35 points.
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West Virginia
Concord College
Alderson - Broaddust
Wheeling College Cardinals
Fairmont Falcons
Clark Dilley
Gleniville College
Davis and Elkins
Elkins
Glenville
D&e
Larry Harding
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