Owls Triumph. WW Evens Mark Red Devils Win
Raleigh County league action featured Sophia’s Raleigh County lead with a 93 70 win over Trap Hill as Blue Hawks pull away in the third. Curtis Hunt poured in 31, Rodney Rushbrook 19, Doug Basham 15 for Blue Hawks. William Hamby 16 led the Wildcats. Oceana beat Shady Spring 56 35, Eugene Belcher 22 top scorer. Princeton beat Mullens 81 67 led by Barry St Clair 26. Mount Hope fell to Oak Hill 75 38 as stars reached double figures. Stoco edged Stoco Indians 75 62 with Doyle Stover 26. Mark Twain loss for Bulldogs 64 49. Woodrow Wilson beat Fayetteville 71 58 with Gravely 30. Glen Rogers beat Baileysville 71 63 led by Terry Cook 27. Union romped 93 66 over Minutemen led by Vaughan 27 and Magnus 25.
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Blue Hawks extend win streak to six with Davis & Elkins rout
Beckley College Blue Hawks toppled Davis & Elkins College 113 to 89 in a WVIAC game at the Recreation Building to run their winning streak to six. Five players hit double figures as coach Joe Cook praised the depth and projected a longer run, while D and E, led by Avis Partain, battled early before Beckley pulled away after a 16 16 tie.
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West Virginia College Basketball Results
West Virginia scoring highlights feature Fairmont 81 Salem 72 and Beckley 113 Davis & Elkins 89 with Davis & Elkins star Rick Shreve 16 points and Levi Lauvray 30 points leading Beckley. The slate includes numerous regional scores and a detailed box score for Beckley vs Davis & Elkins.
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State At Salem Tonight In West Virginia Conference Card
West Virginia State, the league leaders, visit Salem as seven WVC teams clash tonight. Fairmont State beat Salem 81-72 Tuesday with Joe Tristani scoring 27 and Dwight Conaway 25.
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Gambling rule dominates NFL meeting plans blue ribbon sendoff
At the Miami Beach owners gathering the NFL pressed gambling inquiries aside to push footballd as national sport with a proposed exhibition doubleheader in Cleveland. Commissioner Rozelle said no criminal proof yet but continues cooperation with Sen McClellan’s probe while keeping details private. Attendance and TV viewership records highlighted the week’s talks alongside a proposed preseason twin bill in Cleveland featuring Lions Giants and Browns Colts. Modell outlined terms for a Leon Clarke Mel Triplett trade to boost the Browns backfield.
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Boyer Signs 1963 Contract Hopeful for Cardinals
Boyer will receive 50000 in 1963 and expects fan boos to fade as the Cardinals infield with Bill White Dick Groat and Julian Javier aims to vault the team. Manager Bing Devine predicts cheering for the revamped infield despite last season’s booing and Boyer’s insistence on playing regardless of fan opinion.
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Liston To Get Money For Patterson Return Fight
Sonny Liston was slated to receive 85000 today with 75000 placed in escrow to assure his April 4 title bout rematch with Floyd Patterson at Miami Beach. US Attorney Robert Arum confirmed the agreement releasing the funds to Sonny's advisor Jack Nilon while the rest awaits the bout.
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Bowling Tourney Opens At Louisville Ken Bowl Lanes
98 top professionals gathered at the Ken Bowl Lanes in Louisville for the Louisville Open worth 23 500. National All-Star champion Dick Weber of St Louis led the field as the PBA tour resumed after a two week layoff for the All Star event in Kansas City. Another LA consecutive weekends feature PBA events.
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Gibbs Toast Of Britain Referee Survives Ten Round Bout
London upsets and fans toast referee Harry Gibbs for enduring ten rounds of a rough heavyweight bout between Brian London and Tom McNeley without ejecting fighters. Admirers in Fleet Street celebrate Gibbs despite the frequent disqualifications common in British boxing.
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Weather Outlook Hints at Mild Spring but Frost Risk Lingers
Forecasters anticipate a gentle spring with rising temperatures, yet caution remains for occasional frosts in the early weeks. Farmers and gardeners monitor overnight lows and record warmth during daytime spells to gauge final frost danger.
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