Regional tourneys open as Flying Eagles face tough opens
Four area teams begin regional play in Southern West Virginia. Mullens and Stratton duel in Region 3-AA at Princeton, while Fayetteville hosts Region 4 AA with Matewan and Glen Rogers meets Liberty in Class A at Logan. Bramwell and Hamlin also compete.
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Mullens
Stratton
Fayetteville
Glen Rogers
W. Va
Princeton
Oceana
Bluefield Park Central
Gary
Pirates
Matewan
Huntington
Logan
Glen Rogers Owls
Owls
Liberty
Bramwell
Hamlin
Beckley Ducks Seth In Region 3 Playoff Showdown
Beckley stands 12-9 facing Seth a roller coast team in a sectional to Region 3 qualifier. Seth led by 6-3 center Glenn Davis and 6-1 Ricky Love meets Flying Eagles led by Roger Wood and J W McNeish as Mullens, Stratton and Gary vie for the Region crown.
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Beckley
Seth
Madison
Rusty Parsons
John Wooten
Roger Wood
James Brown
Danny Kinder
Paul Henricks
Flying Eagles
Sherman Tide
Eagles
Oak Hill
Glenn Davis
Ricky Love
J. W. McNeish
Wood
McNeish
Mac
John Beard
Pete Karvasky
Steve Wood
Church Jarrell
Scott Hindsley
Rusty Rappold
Albert Hughes
Steve Lickliter
Big Creek
George Washington
Pirates Face Matewan In Region 4 AA Opener At Huntington
Pirates rely on high scoring Richard Ramsey to power the attack as Fayetteville meets Matewan in the Region 4 AA first round at Huntington. Ramsey averages over 20 points per game, aided by John Arritt Jack Gillespie Charles Powell and Frank Adkins. Sub Frank Marra and Charles Wendell provide depth while Glen Rogers remains in regional play.
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Stratton Bulldogs
Princeton
Bulldogs
Murray Jeffries
Sophia Blue Hawks
Gary
Stratton
Harry Mayo
Mayo
Tommy Moore
John Hairston
Mike Craighead
Irvin Wright
Fayetteville
Richard Ramsey
Pirates
Matewan
Huntington
Ramsey
John Arritt
Jack Gillespie
Charles Powell
Frank Adkins
Frank Marra
Charles Wendell
Tourney State Region 1 and others Friday matchups
Regional basketball action lists Friday games across Parkersburg Buckhannon Beckley Charleston Moundsville Princeton Huntington Moundsville Elkins Princeton Huntington St Marys Keyser Hinton Logan and more with teams such as Moundsville Becktly George Washington Park Central Mullens Cedar Grove Vinson Bethany Glenville Bayard Piedmont Hedgesville Green Bank Athens Liberty Bramwell Hamlin and numerous records among high school programs.
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Parkersburg
Moundsville
Follawsbee
Point Pleasant
Buckhannon
Grafton
Beckley
Seth
Big Creek
George Washington
Charleston
Stonewall Jackson
Huntington
Williamstown
University
Warwood
Ravenswood
Elkins
Monongah
Webster Springs
Parsons
Petersburg
Princeton
Gary
Stratton
Park Central
Mullens
Cedar Grove
Vinson
Fatteville
Matewan
Lass A
St. Marys
Sistersville
Barrackville
Bethany
Glenville
Keyser
Bayard
Piedmont
Tunnelton
Hedgesville
Hinton
Green Bank
Athens
Logan
Glen Rogers
Liberty
Bramwell
Hamlin
Presbyterian and Christian Take Wins in Church League Action
Christian defeated Central Baptist 57 to 41 as B Keffer led with 17 points and Woody Ducal added 16. Memorial edged out 41 to 36 in a separate game as Salvation Army’s R Stump scored 21 and D Walker 2. Postseason tournament begins March 22 with pairings set.
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Christian
Salvation Army
Presbyterian
R. Stump
D. Walker
R. Williams
M. Winzenreid
C. McCumber
Pierce
D. Tabor
Ist Baptist
M. Walker
J. Patton
B. Wilcox
H. E. Melton
D. Wallen
E. Patton
Ist Ba
Hedrick
Richmond
P. Shanklin
S. Sell
J. McMillon
Memorial
L. Cook Cove
Milam
M. Wauhop
E. Whitt
A. Imboden
R. Ormandy
W. Blevins
D. Murdock
File
L. Harding
Keffer
W. Dacal
Stover
Aussies Teach Skiing Via Closed Circuit TV
Walter Foeger of Austria's national team has devised a ski teaching method at Jay Peak Vermont using closed circuit television. Beginners and intermediates ski while being filmed, then review instant playback to correct errors. Foeger aims to boost participation and rival Colorado Springs and Sun Valley for interest.
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New York
UPI
Walter Foeger
Jay Peak
Vermont
United States
Foeger
Colorado Springs
Sun Valley
Zartley Opens Doral with 7 Under Par
Kermit Zartley started the $100,000 Doral Open with a seven under par 65, tying Bob Hope in playful remarks. He arrived late, skipped a practice round, forgot his distance card, yet his putter carried him to a 33-32-65, one stroke behind leaders Tommy Jacobs and Jay Dolan who shot 66. Ex-Marine pilot Gordon Jones, Jack McGowan, and Johnny Pott tied for third at four under 68. Arnold Palmer began strong in the round.
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Miami
UPI
Kermit Zartley
Bob Ho
Weseid
Barley
Tommy Jacobs
Jay Dolan
Leicesett
Mass
Jacobs
Bermuda Dunes
Calif
Doland
Gordon Jones
Jack McGowan
Johnny Pott
Arnold Palmer
Palmer
Modern Golf
Phil Rodgers
Jack Nicklaus
Bing
Crosby
PUA
Dave Marr
Sam Snead
Kermit Zarley
Eer Ereneeeereerre
Seer
Ewenereeereee
Gordon James
Eeernreeee
Eweeerereere
Sete
Eereeeeeeee
Ken Still Tee
Chick Harbert
Serene Eewareneeere
Bill Ezinicki Enet
Eer
Eeewner
Dick Hart Sree
Renee Eens
Eereere
Bob Rosburs
Bate
Eeve
Chi Chi Rodriguez
Dan Sikes Free
Tom Weiskopt
Eevees
Bob Goalby
Serene Ewer Erewee
Bert Yancey
Jack Rule Jr
Sam Carmichael
Reds Face New Season Under New Manager and O'Toole
The Cincinnati Reds begin spring with Don Heffner as manager and pitcher Jim O'Toole a central question mark after mixed past seasons. In their first exhibition, O'Toole worked three innings with one hit allowed as Chicago’s Spider Cardenas hit a three run homer to spark a 5-3 Reds win over Kansas City. Other camps reported varied results from Astros, Twins, White Sox, Yankees, Senators, and Cardinals, with notes on injuries and roster choices shaping upcoming games.
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Cincinnati Reds
Jim O’toole
Don Heffner
O’toole
Reds
New York Mets
Kansas City Atletics
Sammy Ellis
Dom Zanni
San Diego
Chicago
Spider
Cardenas
Houston Astros
Minnesota Twins
Sonny Jackson
Jerry Kindall
Don Mincher
Twins
Tommy McCraw
Chicago White Sox
Boston Red Sox
Eddie Fisher
White Sox
Red Sox
Dennis Higgins
Joe Pepitone
Clete Boyer
New York Yankees
Washington Senators
Bob Friend
Pittsburgh Pirates
Senators
Johnny Orsino
Ken Hamlin
Jim Bunning
Chris Short
Bo Belinsky
Bowl Wick Thursday Night Mixed Team Standings and Leaders
Bowl Wick Thursday night mixed league results list winning and losing teams, high series and game leaders, outstanding bowlers across divisions, with individual scores and team totals. The data names many bowlers and clubs such as New River Supply Beckley Loan Raleigh Co Bank Joe Fazio Mary Carter Pinecrest Motel Eppys Drug Wyatts Market Meadows Sunoco Bond s Esso and more, noting top series like 650 and 814 and games up to 237.
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Dix Manning
Joe Gorsica
Omar Kidd
Max Martin
Harry Perkowski
Leonard Mabry
Frank Helmiczi
Ernie Slater
Harold McRoberts
Tom Williams
Mason Hall
George Steffey
Bill Kessinger
Kirby
Rockingham Is Jinx Track For Fred Lorenzen
Fred Lorenzen, a top NASCAR driver, says high speeds ruin racing but Rockingham’s one mile track remains exciting. He plans to win the Peach Blossom 500 on March 13 at North Carolina Motor Speedway, noting the race tests chassis setup more than horsepower. Lorenzen has never led a lap at Rockingham and sees the race as a personal challenge. He reflects racing as a good business and hints he could retire anytime, yet he aims to conquer North Carolina Motor Speedway.
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Rockingham
N. C
Ford
Fred Lorenzen
North Carolina Motor Speedway
Darlington
Lorenzen
Ford Flyer
Holman-Moody Ford
Riverside
Attorneys Make Surprise Play in Milwaukee Antitrust Case
Milwaukee reporters note that attorneys for the Wisconsin antitrust suit against the Braves introduced a 1960s document by Louis Oberdorfer arguing a substantial chance of losing if Braves move to Atlanta. The paper outlines how courts might handle the move and implications for the state case versus federal law.
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Milwaukee
UPI
Wisconsin
Justice Ocamtenesis
Louis Oberdorfer
Washington, D.C
Teams, Inc
Braves
Atlanta
National League
Championship horse trials set for June in Gladstone
The United States Equestrian Team announced that the Aecoped Championship Horse Trials will take place in Gladstone New Jersey in June 2012. The event brings together top riders and horses for national competition.
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United States Tobacco Company
Gladstone
N.J
UPI
United States
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