Highest Scholastic Average Kuhlke Wins Wyatt Award at Rebel Banquet
Mullens High School honors Karl Kuhlke son of Mr and Mrs James Kuhlke with the T C Abe Wyatt Award for top scholastic average at the 44th Rebel M Banquet held at Mullens High School. J T Davidson Jr. presents. Sam Foglesong toastmaster. welcome by Ronnie Bowling.
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Karl Kuhike
James Kuhike of
Mullens
T. C. Wyatt
Chi Chi Rodriguez Wins Byron Nelson Golf Classic
Chi Chi Rodriguez defeats Billy Casper in a playoff at the 1970 Byron Nelson with a four under final 273 at Preston Trail. Casper earns 14300, Homerumik and Coody share third. Palmer and others also contend as final results list money prizes and scores.
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Chi Chi Rodriguez
Dallas
UPI
Juan Rodriguez
Billy Casper
Chi Chi
Casper
Rodriguez
Preston Trail Golf Club
Bruce Crampton
Charles Coody
Wilf Homernik
Aarnold Palmer
Wilf Homeruik
Arnold Palmer
John Schlee
Chuck Thorpe
Lee Trevino
Tom Weiskopf
Miller Barber
Dave Stockton
Dwight Nevil
John Mahaffey
Fred Marti
Ron Cermude
Tom Watson
Bobby Nichols
Bruce Devlin
Butch Baird
Bob Murphy
Beckley Babe Ruth League Plans Regional Tourney
Beckley Babe Ruth League officers set an organizational meeting at 7 30 p m Wednesday at the Woman s Club to plan the Ohio Valley Regional Babe Ruth Baseball Tournament, scheduled for Beckley August 5 8.
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Beckley
Woman’s Club
Rochester Edges Charleston 7-6 in 14 innings
Rochester defeated Charleston 7 to 6 after a 14 inning game in which Tom Matchick delivered the go ahead single scoring Sam Perilla. Sérgio Robles belted a two run homer in the ninth to tie the game, Art Howe added a seventh inning shot for Charleston, and Tom Dukes earned the win for Rochester.
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Charleston
W. Va
UPI
Tom Matchick
Sam Perilla
Rochester
Sérgio Robles
Charlies
Paul Flesner
Art Howe
Louisville
International League Baseball
City Softball Schedule Promises Evening Doubleheader
Today's slate features Fayette Industrial Sales vs Arnold Dodge at 6 30 and C&W Wrecking vs Holbray House in the second game. Wednesday adds two games Economy Motors meets Lillys Drug at 6 p m and Clear Fork faces Wilkes in the final pairing.
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Fayette Industrial
Arnold Dodge
C&w Wrecking
Holbray House
Economy Motors
Lilly
Clear Fork
Wilkes
Pacers Upset Stars To Win Western Division Title
Indiana defeats Utah 117 to 113 in game seven to claim the Western Division crown. Roger Brown leads with 27 points as Freddie Lewis adds 23 and Mel Daniels 19. Nets beat Virginia 146 236 to force seventh game. Barry 43 and Roche 37 lead New York.
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United Press International
American Basketball Association
Indiana Pacers
Utah Stars
Pacers
Stars
Indiana
Norfolk
Virginia Squires
New York Nets
Nets
Kentucky
Virginia
Squires
New York
Roger Brown
Brown
Freddie Lewis
Mel Daniels
Bob Leonard
Zelmo Beaty
James Jones
Hame
Rick Barry
John Roche
Barry
Roche
Julius Erving
Bernie Williams
Erving
Indiano
Utah
Netolicky
Robbin
McGinnis
Wise
Daniels
Beaty
Combs
Wwil ‘Mount
Jackson
Keller
Boone
UD Hillman
Lewis
Mounta
Hillman
Robbins
Jane
Irvine
Washton
Ul Eakins
Pauliz
Rtavilor
N Roche
Scott
Otaylor
Smith
Melchini
Noe
Nb Moore
Sjrner
Baum
Pirates Lose 6th Straight As Giusti Struggles In Nine
Pirates fall 9-8 to the Astros as Giusti falters for the third time in nine days. Wynn May and Watson produced the tying runs, while Blass allowed a grand slam to Wynn and Edwards added a three-run shot. Ray earned the win for Houston. Mets and Phillies win to tighten the East.
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Vito Stellino
UPI
Pittsburgh Pirates
Dave Giusti
Giusti
Pirates
Houston Astros
Jim Wynn
Lee May
Bob Watson
Tommy Helms
Bill
Manny Sanguillen
Steve Blass
John Edwards
Rennie Stennett
al Oliver
Philadelphia
Greg Luzinski
Pirate
Cincinnati
Houston
Astros
Wynn
Cesar Cedeno
Jim Ray
New York
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Mets
Phils
Montreal
Pittsburgh
Bi Bowa
Parker
Harmon
Crawford
Montanez
Brewer
Luzinski
Davis
Money
Robinson
Hutton
Lefebvre
Anderson
Sims
Ryan
Wills
Selma
Garvey
Russell
Osteen
E-Parker
xewsAngeles
Hrmonanez
Sb-Crawford
S-Mota
Houston Pittsburgh
Metzger
Cash
Icedeno Cf
Stennett Lf
iWynn
Clemente
May
Sanguilene
I Watson
Oliver
Rader
Helms
Stargell
Edwards
Hebner
Roberts
Alley
Beckley Culver
Blass
N Niller
Pagan
Korceyzk
Ray
Savino
Riffe
Phillips
Rodriguez
E—Clines
Halstead
Issey
Cedeno
Neal
Calberto
Stennett
Hr— ‘McGrogan
Wynnn
McDaniel
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Hamilton
I Roberts
Welch 'Culver
Ramella
iRay
Chapman
Moper
Sparks
Gauttsorf
Rhernandez Yokosok
Hassen
Bard
Baker
Harrelson
Speier
Fuentes
Beckley
Agee
Welch
Kingman
Ramelia
Cyones
Hendersn
Yokosok
RBI
Maddox
Fregosi
Gauttso
Gattuso
Beaudhp
Gallagher
Korczyk
Kranpool
Grote
Aver
Bryant
Mccraw
Howarth
New York News
Fregosi_ Fuentes
Henderson
Sf—Harrelson
Sob Seaver
Wre
McGraw
Cumbrind
J.johnson
McMahon
Morris Sete
An Dass
Vida Blue Signs with A's After Compromised Salary Dispute
Vida Blue will sign an Oakland Athletics contract in Boston after a mediated settlement directed by Baseball Commissioner Bowie Kuhn. The deal set at 63 000 for one year, blending Blue’s demand and Finley’s offer, with Blue expected to join the team in Boston and likely not pitch for three weeks.
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Boston
UPI
Vida Blue
Oakland Athletic
Bowie Kuhn
Blue
Oakland
Charles O. Finley
Athletics
Red Sox
Finley
Kuhn
Chicago
Vida
A’s
Robert Gerst
Los Angeles
AL Parks
Babe Ruth
Gerst
Shady Spring honors seniors at athletic banquet
Shady Spring High School held an athletic banquet naming Eddie Hatcher and Randy Adamos top football lineman and back respectively. Jim Wood earned the 1971-72 basketball most outstanding player, Russell Bailes was top wrestler, with multiple lettermen honored across basketball, wrestling and football. Guest speaker Lewis McManus urged leadership and knowledge in sports and public service.
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Shady Spring
Eddie Hatcher
Randy, Adamos
Jim Wood
Russell Bailes
Hatcher
Dexter Hatcher
Crow
Randy Adamos
H. B. Thomas
Adamos
Louie Adamos
John W. Saunders
Beckley College
Shady Spring High
House of Delegates
House
Lewis McManus
James Wood
Gary Lively
Vasyl Warvariv
Edwin Wolfe
Steve Bostic
Tara
Ronnie Hayworth
Jarrett Estep
Terry Worley
Larry ‘Shaw
John Prince
Steve’ Ransom
Bill Moore
Norris Estep
Darrell Cox
Jim Meadows
Mike Skelton
David Anderson
Eddie Fuller
Keith Griffith
Eddie Lester
Eddie Meador
John Shelton
Mike Lilly
Mark Stewart
Rick Bosley
Steve Carper
Mandell Foley
Jim Granger
Terry Rakes
Larry Shaw
David May
Roger Pack
Fred Burroughs
Eugene McPeak
Mike Shelton
Timmy Stewart
McManus
Raleigh County Bowlers Association
Deleign Maddy wins at Hillbilly Park Moto-Cross
Riders from West Virginia Pennsylvania and Tennessee raced at Hillbilly Park between Oak Hill and Fayetteville. Deleign Maddy of Oak Hill won the Most Competitive class top prize and the overall event as 25 top bikes competed. Beckley riders Buster Jones and Harold Stanley won their divisions.
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West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Tennessee
Hillbilly Park
Oak Hill
Fayetteville
Beckley
Buster Jones
Yamaha
Harold Stanley
Trenton
Deleign Maddy
Oak Hill Jaycees
Welch Tops Woodrow Wilson 7-6 In Early Lead Reversal
Welch erased a four run Woodrow Wilson edge with a three run fourth inning and three more in the first four frames to claim a 7-6 victory Monday afternoon. Woodrow Wilson plated four in the first but held on for only the early lead before Welch surged ahead.
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Welch
Woodrow Wilson
Baseball Standings and Schedule From National League East
United Press International reports National League East standings and tonight’s schedule with multiple games across cities. Matches include Cincinnati at St Louis and New York at San Francisco among others with pitchers and records noted.
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United Press International
National League East
New York
Gentry
San Francisco
Carrithers
Philadelphia
Fryman
Los Angeles
Downing
Atlanta
Chicago
Montreal
San Diego
San Fran
Houston
Pitts
Cinci
St. Louis
Phila
Los Ang
w.Lpet
T. G.b
Detroit
Baltimore
Cleveland
Boston
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
W.l
Pet. G.b
Houston Ll
Minnesota Oakland
Texas
Cincinnati
Kansas City
California
Reed
Perry
Reuss
Bosman
Briles
Cal
Canton
Timmerman
Ailing DeBusschere Threatens Knicks In Playoff Clash
New York coach Red Holzman plans a revised rotation as Dave DeBusschere nurses a hip injury from the Lakers series. DeBusschere hinted at limited effectiveness but aims to play Wednesday, with Phil Jackson ready to start if he cannot.
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NEW York
UPI
Red Holzman
Los Angeles Lakers
Dave DeBusschere
DeBusschere
Los Angeles
New York Knicks
Holzman
Phil Jackson
Dave
Knicks
Lakers
Knick
Andrew Patterson
Trap Hill Softball League Meeting at Eccles Field
All managers and sponsors are asked to report to Eccles Field at 7 p m tomorrow to pay entry fees and discuss the season schedule for the Trap Hill Softball league.
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Trap Hill
Trap Hill Softball League
Eccles Field
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Mullens High School
J. T. Davidson
Kubike
Kuhlke
Wyatt
Rebel
J. C
Don Nuckols
Derson
Terry Beverly
Ronnie Bowling
Joe Dixon
Tommy Burdis
Karl Kuhb
Dennis Bowling
Tyrone Miller
Rick Moorefield
Benny Rhoades
Danny Stewart
Eddie Allen
Delbert Dalton
Tony Flaim
Tuffy Fralin
Andy Gregg
David Harsh
Robert Pettus
Stanley Presley
David Stover
Steve Sutphin
Mitch Valentine
Dirk Cline
Eddie Farmer
Donnie Bowling
Carl Coleman
Bill Mizell
Mike Anderson
Barry Smith
Kenny Smith
J. C. Anderson
Karl Kuhlke
David Harst
Butch McGraw
Ricky Martin
Othar Smith
Ricky Crotty
Tim Carrico
John Little
Gary Bowling
Mike Davis
Donald Chester
Sam Muscari
Ray Kirk
Kenny ‘McBride
BBR Meeting
Sonny and Cher
Ing
Rales Club
Levy Laroner
James Coburn
United Artists
It Organization
COLOR
United Aetrar
Rochester Edges
Kirkpatrick
Reynolds
Dukes
Robles
Moore
Colpeart
Lamb
Sands
Booker
Tom Dukes
John Lamb
Howe
Charles M. Polan, JR
National Convention
Virdon
Virdoni
Lea
Wood
Raleigh
Warner Bron Akinney
Leaure
Serica
AEE
Woodrow Falls
Jack Lee
Congress
Pol. Adv
McNally Oe
Minnesota
Blyleven
Parsons
NewYork
Stottlemyre
Holtzman
Culp
Cleve
Minn
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