Beckley Blue Hawks rout Salem to reach WVIAC semi finals
Beckley College's Blue Hawks ripped Salem 90 to 72 to set a conference record of 34 baskets on 67 attempts. Pete Bezzini led with 31 points as Beckley moved into the semi finals to face Wesleyan, while West Virginia Tech edged Fairmont 43-41 to reach the other semi.
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Becket Beckley Beckley-Wesleyan Halt Salem in tourney
Beckley Wes leans past Salem 72 59 as Morris Harvey and Glenville clash in lower bracket semi finals. Tech Glenville Salem Beckley in balance for NAIB bid with Bezzini leading Beckley scorers while Mah. Devlin and Brake pace others.
College Basketball Scores From State Conference Tournament
State Conference Tournament results include Glenville 61 over Morris Harvey 59 and West Virginia Tech 53 over Fairmont 51. Other notable scores list Beckley 90 over Salem 72, Grove City 99 over Edinboro 84, Yale 69 over Holy Cross 56, and Texas Christian beating Canisius. Pro basketball results show Philadelphia 96 over New York 76 and Boston 73 over Rochester 90. Tonight Philadelphia visits Baltimore, Boston visits Fort Wayne.
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Draw announced for regional at Stratton
Stratton faces Washington of London at 6 30 p m tomorrow night in the first of three first round games in the Eastern Regional Tournament at Stratton High. The draw for the tournament will send the winner and runner up to the State Tournament at Institute March 15 16 17. Byrd Prillerman of Amigo is the only loser. Conley of Mullens meets Simmons of Montgomery in the second game and Lincoln of Hinton faces Mt Hope DuBois in the last. Semifinals Friday night and the championship Saturday night.
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Pro Lakers Lose Fourth Straight on Road Trip
The Minneapolis Lakers dropped their fourth consecutive game of the Western Division road trip, losing 69 to 61 at Rochester. Big George Mikkan fouled out with 15 minutes remaining as Rochester surged to a fifth straight win and pulled within 2 1/2 games of the Lakers.
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Beckley College’s surprise state tourney run stirs town
Midweek items note Beckley College’s unexpected showing in the State Conference Tournament. Rumors swirl about a reception for Keny’s Blue Hawks if they advance, with West Virginia Tech fans backing a semifinal against Wesleyan. Officials announce local tournament duties at the Recreation Building and Charleston High School hosts a junior high event.
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Lions Seek Perfect Record In Tonight's Ivy Clash
NEW YORK Underdog Prince aims to derail Columbia and extend the Lions 30 game win streak. Princeton trails the Ivy race as John Azary and teammates seek a regular-season finish unbeaten while tourney bids loom. Also on tap is a Missouri Valley title battle between Houston and Oklahoma A&M with NCAA implications.
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Columbia
Princeton
Lions
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WVU Matmen Triumph in Southern Conference Tourney
In Lexington Virginia Military Institute hosts the Southern Conference wrestling tournament. Washington and Lee leads with 23 points while VMI tops the team scoring. Eight teams competed as Maryland Duke and West Virginia each earned 12 points or more with others close behind. Ted Lonergan of W and L retained his crown at 137 pounds. VMI’s Irvin Perry was named the outstanding grappler after finals wins by Johnny Jordan Irv Perry Ted Lonergan and others.
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Boxing results from St. Paul and New York cards
The Associated Press reports several bouts with close decisions and a stoppage. St. Paul fighter St. Pauls Flanagan, 129, outpointed Harrys Lasane, 128 3-4, Houston. In White Plains Roman Alvarez, 140, beat Andy Viserto, 144 1-2, New York. Cincinnati pair Eddie Burgin, 125, defeated Ray Famechon, 127, Paris, by stoppage.
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Cincinnati Boxer Burgin KO Edges Famechon in Controversy
Eddie Burgin of Cincinnati scored a second round technical knockout to defeat Ray Famechon, No. 2 featherweight contender, in a crowded Cincinnati Garden bout. The shoveled decision and second knockdown sparked a ring uproar as Famechon was ruled disqualified and Burgin claimed the Win. The boxing commission will meet to decide amid held purses and disputed referee calls.
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Shady Grade Tourney enters quarter finals at Shady Spring
The 15 team event at Shady Spring High School gymnasium moves to its quarter final after round one wins. Glen Leigh beat Collins 42 128 while Helen defeated Gent 54 19 and Daniels beat Crow 35 29. Cranberry vs Mabscott, Sophia vs Beaver, Glen Leigh vs Helen, and Daniels vs Midway set for tonight.
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Fifth Briber Nabbed as Hoop Fix Erupts Again
The Long Island era of college basketball bribery widens as Lou Rappaport, dubbed mysterious Stanley, is arrested in New York on conspiracy and bribery charges tied to an attempted fix of Manhattan College’s Jan 16 game against DePaul. Bronx DA De Luca details surrounding figures Poppe Kellogg and Schwartzberg, with court dates set for indictments covering multiple games and players.
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