Beallsville foes again in regional draw near Huntington
Forty teams remain in pursuit of 12 Huntington tourney berths as Class A and B regional matchups are set. Regional draws outline pairings across eight areas with Wellsburg, Parkersburg, Belington, Beckley, Gauley Bridge, and Mullens among the named sites and teams racing toward finals.
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Richwood
Huntington
Regional tournament pairings set for Mullens and Stratton squads
Battle lines drawn in three regional shows across the tri county area as Mullens faces Princeton while Big Creek meets Northfork in Region 8, and Gauley Bridge with Beckley in Region 5. Stratton guards a tough path in the Eastern Negro Regional with Byrd Prillerman facing DuBois as Lincoln looms as main obstacle.
Schaus to Speak At Jaycee Banquet For Beckley Hoop Squad
Fred Schaus former WVU basketball star and Mountaineers coach will speak at the Beckley Junior Chamber of Commerce banquet for Woodrow Wilson High School basketball. The event is 6:30 p.m. March 28 at the Methodist Temple. Tickets are $3. Schaus led WVU to a Southern Conference title and NCAA playoffs, later starring for the Fort Wayne Pistons and New York Knicks. He was born June 30 1925 in Newark Ohio and is married to Barbara Scherr with one son John William.
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Woodrow Wilson High School
Schaus
John Ashworth
Beckley Junior Chamber of Commerce
Methodist Temple
Jaycees
Mountaineer
Robert N
Red
Mark Workman
Workman
Fort Wayne Pistons
National Basketball Association
Pistons
New York Knickerbockers
Knicks
West Virginia
Newark
Ohio
Barbara Scherr
Morgantown
John William
Church League Finishes Regular Season Tonight
The Church Basketball League wraps up the regular season with four games at the Recreation Building. Key matchup: First Methodist at 12-1 vs Catholic at 10-3. Presbyterian at 11-2 could share if upset. Opening 7 p.m. Johnstown Baptist vs Methodist Temple. others Memorial Baptist vs First Baptist, and Methodist Protestant vs Catholic in the night’s finale.
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Catholic
Christian
Johnstown Baptist
Methodist Temple
Memorial Baptist
First Baptist
Methodist
Presbyterian i
Johnstown
Memorial
Baptist
Methodist Temple Christian
Presbyterian Memorial Baptist
First Methodist Catholic
Weekend college basketball Sunday results and tournament scores
Sunday results show Sampson NY AFB 100 Siena 7 while Saturday’s slate lists N C State 87 Duke 77 in a championship game. West Virginia 58 George Washington 48 overtime in the Southern Conference final and Lincoln Memorial 96 Emory Henry 68 in the Smoky Mountain title. Oregon State 83 UCLA 64 as Oregon State clinches best of three 2-0. Other games include Princeton 65 Penn 47 and Columbia 75 Brown 68.
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Siena
N. C. State
Duke
West Virginia
George Washington
Lincoln Memorial
Emory Henry
Oregon State
UCLA
Princeton
Penn
Columbia
Brown
Dartmouth
Cornell
Harvard
Yale
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Michigan State
Michigan
Indiana
Ohio State
Illinois
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Oklahoma
A&m
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Wichita
Colorado
Nebraska
Missouri
Kansas
Kentucky
Tennessee
Alabama
Auburn
Mississippi State
Mississippi
Canada Wins World Ice Hockey Championship Title
Canada completes an undefeated eight game run to capture the world title in Krefeld, blanking Russia 5 0 in the final. The victory also crowns Olympic champions with Cortina D Ampezzo next year. Six Penticton players are ineligible for Olympic play. United States finishes fourth, Don Rigazio of Cambridge Massachusetts named top goaltender on the all star squad.
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Germany
Canada
Penticton Club
British Columbia
Cortina D'Ampezzo
Italy
Pentiction
United States
Czechoslovakia
Don Rigazio
Cambridge
Mess
Associated Press
Russia
NCAA and NIT Tourney Setup for First Round
The article outlines first round NCAA games at four sites New York Williams New England winner vs Canisius Duke ACC rep North Carolina State was ineligible Villanova and LaSalle vs West Virginia Syracuse winner. Lexington Ky Miami of Ohio vs Marquette Penn State vs Memphis State San Francisco Idaho State vs Seattle San Francisco vs West Texas Oklahoma City U vs Bradley Winners advance Friday to second round at four sites Philadelphia Evanston Manhattan Corvallis. NIT matches begin Saturday with Manhattan Louisville Lafayette Niagara Seton Hall St Francis of Loretto Pa Connecticut St Louis. Four seeded teams Holy Cross Duquesne Dayton and Cincinnati join Monday Tuesday against winners.
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Ohio
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Ore
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Dayton
Cincinnati
De Vicenzo Clinches Third Mexican Golf Crown
Roberto de Vicenzo won his third Mexican Open title at Mexico City with a 271 and earned 1360 dollars. He topped Tony Holguin by five strokes. Ernie Vossler placed third with 278 while pursuing pro status papers at Churubusco County Club.
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Roberto de Vicenzo
Churubusco County Club
Tony Holguin
Midlothian
Ill
Ernie Vossler
Ft. Worth
Texas
Tournament pairings reg 5 A at Fayetteville and more
At Fayetteville Thursday Beckley 19 3 faces Fayetteville 15 7 at 8 p m Friday Gauley Bridge 22 0 plays Richwood 16 6 at 8 p m Saturday the title game. Fasterns Beckley area opens Washington 6 7 against Lincoln 8 6 at 7 p m Stratton 10 2 versus Elliott 1 7 at 8 45 p m Bryd Prillerman 10 3 versus DuBois 5 11 at 7 p m Conley 6 4 versus Simmons 4 6 at 8 45 p m Wednesday winners meet Thursday winners meet at 7 p m 8 45 p m Saturday championship at 8. Trap Hill 22 2 versus Gassaway 21 0 date undecided Region 8 A at Bluefield Princeton 11 10 versus Mullens 20 2 7 p m Northfork versus Big Creek 21 1 8 45 p m Friday championship at 8.
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Chattaray
Chapmanville
Clarksburg
Washington Irving
Parkersburg
Buckhannon
Parsons
Fairmont
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Beckley
Fayetteville
Gauley Bridge
Richwood
South Charleston
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Barboursville
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Guyan Valley
Mullens
Princeton
Northfork
Big Creek of War
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Big Creek
Stratton
Byrd Prillerman
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Richwood Lumberjacks
Jerome van Meter
Fayette County Memorial Building
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Gassaway
Ken Hunt
Hunt
Nicholas County
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West Virginia High School Athletic Union
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Long Jim Rowland
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Murray Jeffries
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London
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Amigo Panthers
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Simmons
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P.m. Conley
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Promoter Seeks Suspension as Boxing Row Unfolds
In Boston the Massachusetts Boxing Commission to meet today over Sugar Ray Robinson's last minute withdrawal from a ten rounder with Georgie Small. Promoter Sam Silverman seeks suspension. Robinson's manager argues for rescheduling. Cancelled program cost about $3,000 in lost advances and $4,000 in advance sales.
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Massachusetts Boxing Commission
Sugar Ray Robinson
Georgie Small
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Art Wirth
Robinson
Johnny Lombardo
Sam Silverman
George Gainford
Edwin Hommer
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Small
Four Way Tie Leads Jacksonville Open Final Round
In windy conditions at Hyde Park Jacksonville four players led by par 72 after 54 holes at the Jacksonville Women's Open. Fay Crocker Patty Berg and Mary Lena Faulk tied with Jackie Pung at 225 as standout rounds moved Patty Berg and Mary Lena Faulk to the top in the final round chase. Marlene Bauer stood fifth at 226 with a 75 yesterday.
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Patty Berg
Mary Lena Faulk
Jackie Pung
Fay Crocker
Miss Faulk
Thomasville
Miss Berg
St. Andrews
Ill
Hyde Park
Miss Crocker
Montevideo
Uuruguay
VPI Supplants WVU As SC Mat Champion
Virginia Tech edged West Virginia 42-41 to win the Southern Conference wrestling title in Lexington Virginia. Jim Locke 230-pound lineman defeated West Virginia's Jim Kaminski to clinch the decisive heavyweight bout as Tech and WVU shared three champions each while VMI placed third and Washington and Lee and others trailed.
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Virginia Tech
West Virginia
Gobblers
Mountaineers
Jim Locke
Jim Kaminski
VMI
Washington & Lee
Davidson
Citadel
Tech
Semifinal Games Set for Friday Then Finals Saturday
The first of Friday's two semifinal tilts pits Thursday victors against each other with the winners meeting in the nightcap to decide Saturday's championship. Both Friday semifinal winners advance to the state tournament at Institute next week, joining the overall winner, runner up, and two regional clubs from the southern northern and western regions as qualifiers.
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Institute
Wynn Signs With Indians Ends Holdout
The Cleveland Indians reached a contract with Early Wynn for about 40 000 ending his holdout. General Manager Hank Greenberg still faces two holdouts from Bobby Avila and Dave Philley while Cleveland builds a strong pitching lineup for 1955. Other spring notes include Mickey Vernon signing with the Senators and various intra-squad games across camps.
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Hank Greenberg
Bobby Avila
Dave Philley
Greenberg
Cleveland
Herb Score
Indianapolis
Mickey Vernon
Washington Senators
Ted Kluszewski
Cincinnati Redlegs
Big Klu
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Bob Zick
Joe Stanka
Bubba Church
Blades
Leonards
Chicago Cub
Walt Dropo
Chicago White Sox
Jim Finigan
Carl Duser
Kansas City Athletics
Willie Mays
Whitey Lockman
New York Giants
Bill Bruton
Clark Maxwell And Winninger In Golf Playoff
Three golfers battled a windy Baton Rouge Open to finish tied at 278 and set 18 holes today for $2,200 first money. Bo Wininger Jimmy Clark and Billy Maxwell led after a cold final round with Clark shooting 72 and the others 71s. If tied again, a sudden death playoff will decide. Maxwell missed a seven foot birdie putt on 18 that would have won. Marty Furgol was 279 after a 74, while Barber Hebert Doering and Middlecoff also finished 279.
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Bo Wininger
Oklahoma City
Jimmy Clark
Laguna Beach
Calif
Billy Maxwell
Odessa
Tex
Baton Rouge Country Club
Clark
Maxwell
Marty Furgol
Lemont
Ill
Jerry Barber
Los Angeles
Jay Hebert
Woodmere
N. Y
Art Doering
Inwood
Cary Middleco
Covey Sparkles Late For Trap Hill In Region 6 B Win
Covey scored seven of his nine points in the final quarter as Trap Hill edged Pax 67 60 in Region 6 B action at Hinton. Wiley Trent led all scorers with 21 points for the Wildcats, while Don Miller assisted and Pax relied on Bobby Phillips in a tight finish. Trap Hill coach Frank Rodriguez said no plans yet for Area Three game with Gassaway ahead of state Class B tournament at Huntington next week.
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Huntington
Morgantown
Paden City
Fairview
Aurora
Ridgeley
Gassaway
Trap Hill
Huntington Vinson
Chattaray
Wellsburg
Benwood Union
Moundsville
Wheeling
Weirton
Parkersburg
Point Pleasant
Clarksburg
Jack Covey
Trap Hill High
Pax
Hinton
Wildcats
Covey
Wiley Trent
Don Miller
Fayette County Wildcats
Bobby Phillips
Clinton Stover
Stover
Frank Rodriguez
A-B Opens NAIA Hoop Scramble With First Round
The 17th NAIA Hoop Scramble begins at Municipal Auditorium Kansas City featuring Alderson Broaddus 29 5 and Minor Teachers 20 4. Beloit Whitworth Western Illinois Regis and Texas Southern Adrian are among opening day attractions.
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Kansas City
Municipal Auditorium
Alderson Broaddus
Philippi
W. Va
N. C
Alderson-Broaddus
Carl Hartman
St. Benedict's
Atchison, Kan
Beloit
Wis
Whitworth College
Spokane
Wash
Whitworth
Western Illinois of
Macomb
Regis College of Denver
Western Illinois
Regis
Texas Southern
Houston
Adrian
Mich
Southern
WVU Wins So Conference Title as GW Spiders Star players
West Virginia captured the Southern Conference championship while George Washington and Richmond filled most of the all tournament team slots. Corky Devlin and Joe Holup led GW with 28 and 23 votes respectively, Rod Hundley of WVU unanimous pick, and Walt Lysaght and Warren Mills of Richmond also honored. Holup and Devlin repeat from 1954, Hundley scored 30 in the final in Richmond. WVU earned a NCAA playoff bid at Madison Square Garden against LaSalle.
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Richmond
West Virginia
George Washington
Corky Devlin
Joe Holup
Walt Lysaght
Warren Mills
Rod Hundley
Hundley
Devlin
Holup
Lysaght
Mills
Lee Marshall
Washington & Lee
Frank Spadafore
Pete White
Darrell Floyd
Furman
Johnny Mahoney
William & Mary
Barry Storick
Willie Bergines
Dick Groat
Duke
Handley
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Mountaineers
New York
Madison Square Garden
LaSalle
Marshall to discuss Cam Henderson successor
The Marshall College Athletic Board meets tomorrow to consider the vacant basketball coach position after Cam Henderson resigned last Saturday following incidents during a trip to Cleveland.候ingers mentioned as possible successors include Jule Rivlin, a 1930s Marshall star, and Buck Jamison of South Charleston High School.
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Huntington
Marshall College Athletic Board
Cam Henderson
Henderson
Marshall
Cleveland
Robert A. Morris Jr
Jule Rivlin
Wheeling
Buck Jamison
South Charleston High School
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