Clear Fork Panthers Rally Past Authors in 16-Point Surge
In the Section 2 Region 7 Class A tournament at Stratton High School, Clear Fork erased a 49-45 deficit late in the fourth quarter to defeat Mark Twain 72-62. Will Stover Doyle Stover and Barry Meadows sparked the rally, with Howard Jackson scoring for the Authors only late. The win sets up a final against Sophia Blue Hawks for a chance at the finals.
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Marsh Fork and Stratton Score ACL Victories in Narrow Wins
In Raleigh County League play Marsh Fork defeated Stoco 83 68 and Stratton edged Trap Hill 52 51. Marsh Fork led 38 35 at halftime and stretched lead with a 22 12 third quarter. Four Bulldogs hit double figures led by Sherman Clark with 21. David August 16 and Danny Pritchard 12. Jim Clay 11. Joe Seigler led Stoco with 22 points.
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Mountaineers face stiff test in Southern Conference tourney
West Virginia coach George King cautioned that any of the four teams Davidson Virginia Tech Furman could win the tournament. In the opening round West Virginia beat Richmond 75 46 led by Mike Wolfe 23 points as Furman edged George Washington 57 54 and Davidson crushed VMI 108 71 led by Fred Hetzel 28 points. Virginia Tech defeated William and Mary 74 72.
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Blue Devils Mountaineers Clear Barriers in Semi finals
Duke, ranked No. 2, meets North Carolina State in the ACC tournament semi at Raleigh while West Virginia faces Furman in the Southern Conference semi at Richmond. Winners secure automatic NCAA berths as play continues into Saturday.
Grill Team Bowls 1115 In ABC Event
Don key Grill of Rochester N Y rolled 1115 in its second team game the high team score in the American Ponce Congress tournament but the Rochester squad folded in its last game finishing 2889 total and missing the top 10 in the regular division The previous high team game was 1111 by Helm Tackle of Detroit in the classic division Some kids dont need a doctor to tell them to stick their tongues out.
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Wyoming Class AA Pairings Reveal Tournament slate
Oceana meets Baileysville March 7 at Pineville to start the Wyoming County Double A sectional with four teams. Mullens faces Pineville Friday at 7 30 p m in the other semi final, with the two winners meeting for the title March 7 at 7 30 p m. Oceana and Mullens are co favorites and a finals clash could be a hard fought matchup after a regular season split.
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Catholic Eliminations Begin At Huntington
The 27th annual West Virginia Catholic high school tournament opened with Wheeling Central meeting Parkersburg Catholic and Clarksburg Notre Dame facing Morgantown St. Francis. Huntington St. Josephs plays Weirton Madonna and McMechen Bishop Donahue meets Charleston Catholic. Semifinals set for Saturday with finals Sunday. Wheeling Central played shorthanded after six players were suspended for a curfew violation.
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Divin Favored To Win 1963 World Figure Title
Karol Divin of Czechoslovakia led after four of six compulsory figures with 725.8 points and is favored to clinch the men's singles title at the world championships in Cortina d Ampezzo. Holland’s Sjoukje Dijkstra heads the women’s compulsory figures and ice dance events accompany the schedule.
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St Francis On Road to Mount Hope Games Saturday
St Francis De Sales basketball squads travel to Mount Hope for Saturday night action. Sixth graders square off at 6 p.m. followed by eighth graders at 7 p.m.
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West Virginia 75 Richmond 46 in college basketball action
United Press International recaps college games with West Virginia beating Richmond 75 to 46. The report lists numerous regional scores including high school tournaments and other college results across the ACC, SEC, AEC, and Midwest regions.
Famous Harness Sire Donerail Dies in Kentucky
Donerail, harness racing’s famed sire, died at Walnut Stud in Donerail Kentucky at age 19. He passed Thursday, 11 days after breaking a bone in his left foreleg.
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Pistons Close In On Third Place With Win Over Zephyrs
Detroit pulled away in the final period to beat the Chicago Zephyrs 112 104 and move two games ahead of idle San Francisco in the race for third in the NBA Western Division. Len Chappell led with 31 points as six Pistons scored in double figures.
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Rosewall string of 11 straight wins ends in Charleston
In Charleston Ken Rosewall saw his streak of 11 consecutive professional tour wins halted by Danny Luis Ayala who beat him 8-3. Rosewall remains tour leader at 11-3 as Laver moves into third with a 12-10 win over Gimeno and Bucholz improves to 8-6.
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Rivlin's Successor To Be Named Saturday
President Stewart H. Smith will announce the selection of a new Marshall University basketball coach Saturday afternoon. The university said 53 applicants have applied to replace Jule Rivlin, who leaves in June. 25 are head coaches at other colleges and five are assistant coaches.
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