West Virginia College Basketball Results Summary
United Press International reports exhibition results with Marshall 79 over Athletes in Action at the Lewis Shrine Tournament. Glenville beat West Virginia Wesleyan 97 to 65 in the consolation. Salem 107 defeated Alderson-Broaddus in another game. Concord 64 topped Clinch Valley, Virginia in regular season action.
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Alderson-Braddus
Concord
Clinch Valley
Athens
Alderson- Broaddus
Wheeling
Steubenville
Ohio
St. Mary’s
St. Vincent
Steve Datcher
Randy
Pioneers
Ron Jones
Earl Hawkins
Eric Makle
Jim Garnett
Dave Cores
Jerome Warfield
Fred Cline
Bobby Johnson
Cline
Tigers
Gordon McClanahan
Terry Johnson
Don Kelly
WVC
Bill Smith
Mountain Lions
Ira Blankenship
Beckley College
Smith
Blankenship
Jerome Smyre
Brian Hayman
Burlington
Iowa
Stan Myers
Ron Griffith
Rivals Clash For WV Class AA Title In Parkersburg
Ohio River showdown pits Ravenswood ground game against New Martinsville aerial attack for the Class AA championship in Parkersburg. Ravenswood advanced with a 33 14 semifinal win at Huntington while New Martinsville topped Ripley 26 18.
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Ohio River
West Virginia
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Madison Scott
Brian Brook
Fuzzy Fillier
Ripley
Lit
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DuPont
Monongah
Ansted
Weston
Fred Taylor
Red Devils
Gary Roark
Vern Redifer
Mike Workman
Victor DeRito
Taylor
WVU four lettermen won’t start this season
WVU coach Sonny Moran expects a deeper more flexible team with only four lettermen and no guaranteed starters. He aims to use about ten players a game while splitting center duties between Reichenbecher and Carr and rebuilding defense and rebounding after a series of past injuries and losses.
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Morgantown
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UPI
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Mountaineers
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Levi Phillips
Larry Harris
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Scott MacDonald
Bob Bornstein
Warren Baker
Rick “Coles
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Anderson
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Wil Robinson
Phillips
WVUI
Southeastern Oklahoma State
Bears rookie Bill McKinney undergoes knee surgery
Chicago Bears linebacker Bill McKinney, a rookie, underwent surgery Tuesday to repair cartilage damage in his left knee amid efforts to correct a long-standing medical problem.
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UPI
Chicago Bears
Bill McKinney
Glenville Opens Season with Win Over Wesleyan in Shrine Final
Glenville starts 2-0 as they rout Wesleyan 97 to 52 in the Lewis County Shrine Tournament final. The contest showcased early offense and solid defense highlighting Glenville’s ready-for-season form.
D'Antoni Delivers Marshall Narrow Exhibition Victory
Marshall beats Athletes in Action 79-78 as Mike D'Antoni sinks the game winning free throw with 13 seconds left. Randy Noll posts 15 points 14 rebounds while Bill James adds 12 for Marshall.
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UPD
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Marshall
Athletes In Action
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James
Noll
Bob Daniels
Mortis Harvey
Couple Featured In Trap Hill Lions Club Event
A note shows six dollars per couple for a Trap Hill Lions Club sponsored gathering. The item highlights the event cost and the organizing club.
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Trap Hill Lions Club
Delaware Declared National College Division Champion
Delaware coach Tubby Raymond leads the Blue Hens to the national College Division title after a perfect 10-0 season. The UPI Board of Coaches awarded 21 first place votes and 334 points, with Louisiana Tech second at 11-0 receiving 12 first place votes and 318 points.
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Idaho St
N.W. la
N.C. Central
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Price Takes Young Coaching Job At W V State
Curtis Price, 22, named head basketball coach at West Virginia State College after graduating from West Virginia University. He faces challenges of coaching multiple positions, managing players’ academics, and rebuilding a program in the strong West Virginia Intercollegiate Athletic Conference.
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W.va
UPI
Curtis Price
West Virginia State College
West Virginia University
Mountaineers
Art Burris
Yellow Jackets
W. Va
Spinal Injury Sidelines Soviet Gymnast Olga Korbut
Moscow reports 17 year old Olga Korbut, Olympic standout with three golds and a silver, sidelined by spinal disc trouble after a trip to Denmark and spa treatment in the Caucasus. Coach Larissa Latynina cautioned no return date, hoping she can compete again in the future.
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UPI
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