Oceana Stuns Roosevelt Wilson to Reach Double-A Final
Oceana defeated Roosevelt Wilson 70 57 to advance to the Class AA final. Eugene Belcher led Oceana with 20 points while Tom Allen scored 16 and grabbed 11 rebounds as New Martinsville earlier upset Gauley Bridge 70 57 in the other semifinal.
Mullens Men To Open Defense Of Moose Title
Bluefield hosts the 17th annual West Virginia Moose Association bowling tournament. A record 68 teams will compete over two weekends with Mullens represented by Ni tro and L. Rezzenkco in singles and P C Johnson in all events as defending champions.
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UPI
West Virgina Moose Association
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P. C. Johnson
Buffalo
N.Y
Basil Buzz Fazio
Detroit
Steve Nagy
Birmingham
Mich
American Bowling Congress
Hall of Fame
ABC
Ebber Darnell Easter
Madison
Wis
Rochester
Congress’ Board of Directors
Dayton
Ohio
Talk Of The Tourney Echoes From Class AA Semifinals
In Huntington last night Oceana Indians beat Clarksburg 70 57 as Eugene Belcher led scorers with 20 points while New Martinsville toppled Gauley Bridge. The finals pit Oceana against New Martinsville with Coach Greer praising Oceana and Bob Sullivan planning to slow the game.
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Piedmont
White Sulphur Springs
Mullens Conley
Barrackville
New Martinsville
Gauley Bridge
Roosevelt
Wilson
Logan
Willia Akers
Wildcats
Jim Perry
Jim Davidson
Alex Sabo
Bob Watson
Weirton
Ron Williams
Welch
Princeton
Jim Orrison
Maroon Wave
Fairmont East
Fred Lucente
Jim Sypult
Dave Shaffer
Jim Cale
East
Williams
Tim Massey
Huntington
Oceana Indians
Eugene Belcher
Indians
Martinsville
Oceana
Eagle
Bob Sullivan
Gordon Carlson
Bill Brook
Trennis Mathis
Greer
Larry Laxton
Laxton
Wyoming
Conley High
Mullens
Blue Devils
Semifinals Set for NCAA Men’s Basketball Championship
Coaches from 700 gathered at the national convention predict Cincinnati or Duke for the title as top contenders. Duke faces Loyola Chicago while Cincinnati meets Oregon State with winners advancing to Saturday’s final televised nationally.
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Beavers
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Golf legends ready to challenge at Doral Open
Gene Littler Gary Player and Arnold Palmer eye the lead at the $50 000 Doral Open after Pat Harney led first round with 68. Glenn Stuart sits two strokes back with 69 as rough winds test players. Ted Kroll Bruce Crampton Joe Carr also at 70 atop a crowded field including Snead Burke and Harbaret.
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UPI
Miami
Gene Littler
Gary Player
Arnold Palmer
Serge Guns
Golfing Tour
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Sacramento
Calif
Glenn Stuart
Grand Rapids
Stuart
Central Michigan
Los Angeles Lakers
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Player
Palmer
Littler
Ted Kroll
Australia
Bruce Crampton
Joe Carr
Worcester
Mass
Sammy Snead
Jackie Burke
Chick Harbaret
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