State semis set as MH Glenville Tech Fairmont duel
Morris Harvey defends tourney title as Glenville meets a poised Alderson-Broaddus. WV Tech faces Fairmont after both teams bounced back in the conference tournament, with injuries clouding Denver Garrett for the Eagles and Jim Villinger leading Fairmont’s attack.
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Roy Bush
Jim Shriver
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Golden Bears
Jim Villinger
Juno Chariton
Fairmont tops Potomac State in tournament thriller
Fairmont defeated Potomac State 96 78 as Charlton led with 30 points and Vil linger added 16 for the Falcons. Jack McIntyre added 22 in the second period while Morris Harvey staged a late comeback that fell short. Bluefield, led by Harri son and Harrison’s 21, trailed but could not overcome the Eagles.
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Eastern Regions Tournament Lights Up March Schedule
Tournament action in the Eastern Regions unfolds March 9 and 10. Featured lineup includes Few Floyd Goff James Fitzpatrick Robert Allen Don Donald Barter Virgil Tresenwriter with Keni Smith Lloyd Hembeich Guy Moore Harry Price Rudolph Adams Archie Sutton Harold Taylor and coach Jeffries.
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James Fitzpatrick
Robert Allen
Don Donald Barter
Virgil
May Run in K of C Games Santee Injunction Affects AAU Ban
W Wes Santee a Marine lieutenant and top American miler seeks to run in Madison Square Garden and other meets after a New York injunction and Knights of Columbus approval. The AAU had suspended him Feb 19 for accepting money, but the injunction may allow return to racing with pending hearing March 9 to decide if he may compete without losing amateur status.
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Davidson Scares Mounties in Wacky SC Tourney
In Richmond the Southern Conference tournament surged into the semifinals with Furman star Darrell Floyd scoring a record 43 points to power the Paladins over Virginia Tech. The field shook off upsets as the event carried unusual drama and unpredictability.
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Maxwell Shares Mex Open Lead in Mexico City
Texan Billy Maxwell shared the lead after the first round of the Mexican National Open Golf Tournament in Mexico City. Maxwell fired a 65, equalling Mexican caddy Margarito Martinez, while Percy Clifford led among locals with a 67 and former champ Tony Holguin struggled. Other prominent finishers included Vic Ghezzi, Dave Douglas, and Jim Simpson. Whitey Ford’s baseball note appears as a separate stat line.
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Tony Holguin
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Mexico
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Houston
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Del
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