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The Cavaliers look command of the game after e building a 16-11 advantage a in the first quarter.The score at intermis-s sion was 29-20 in favor of the home-standing t Greenbrier West team, a After the halftime break, v Webster tried to use a zone o defense against the s Cavaliers, but the strategydid not work against GW’s cs Joey Fitzwater who h promptly put on a dribbl-§t ing exhibition for the re hometown fans as the r_ clock clicked away theui Bowler Cards 300-Games' TOLEDO. Ohio (AP) --18 John Pezzin bowled 33 [ ,jj consecutive strikes Thurs-! 2 day night as part of an 859 | series than included consecutive 300 games.his pin-point passing.WEBSTER COUNTV (421Mitch McCoy2! 2-3Klrt Hall60-112Joe Morton.33-39Mark Gum22-76Kent Hall2(1-04Chip Perrinc01-21Randy Rader1o-ii«)Willie Snyder1(Ml2TOTALS178-1842GREENBRIER WEST (39)Harold Wicks62-1\\Melvin Cates10-08Mutt Simmons30-0II)Joey Fltrwater33-811Hill Bob Stroud50-010George Brooks02-32Mike ttraekenrieh01-21Ronnie George01-21Farnn Hubbard00-10TOTALS2411-2039Webster1!9 139 —42Greenbrier West1613 1218 -39Zarley LeaderORLANDO, Fla. (AP) -Kermit Zarley, whose career was interrupted bycimcrorv nnrf whncogame. The brawl was touched off when West Virginia’s Boskovich and GW’s Haviland Harper became tangled up on a jump ball and then began swinging at each other, emptying both benches.George Washington, which lost to Georgetown in the semifinals, here last year, hit on 54 per cent of its field goal tries, making 40 of 74.West Virginia (97)Bnskuvleh 108-1! 28. Chapman 50-0 10. Robertson 7 2-4 Ifi. Huggins 4 2-2 10. Baker 5 8*4 13. Robinson 8 2-4 18. McCar-ille 0 0-0(1. K iiatl 1 0-0 2. Totals 40 17-25 07(•purge Washington (99) Anderson83-8 13. Smith I l-l 3. K Hall H 2-2 1H. TilHent 14 4-tt 32. Hnllnran 8 8-7 22. Samson I 0-0 2. Harper 2 2-6 8. Tate 01-3 1 Totals 4ft 10-31 911 Hiilfiime: George Washington 42 West Virginia 41 Elected Smith. Chapman. Coaled out: Robertson. Huggins. K Hall Totiil fouls West Virginia 27, (2purge Washington 20. A 3.084.Individual Sportsmanship Trophy (presented by Berkley Newspaper Corp.) : Gene Lomax Best Team Player: Lomax Team Sportsmanship: Shady Spring Best Foul Shooter: Ronnie Berkel (75per eent)TRAP HILL(86)Gene Lomax84-420Ronnie Berkel95-623Ralph Smith71-413Orlando Johnson60-012llenry llotmanft30-26Kenny TolerV1-23Millard Franels20-04Joe Richmond01-41Kevin Brown00-10TOTALS3? 112-2386SOPHIA51)Jerry McKinney31-36Rundy McMiiiianm*i1-3HToney Allen*■.10-210Pal Bryant ,**•m1-13Richard Blackburn10-22Terry Trotter11-33Donald Cline30-.16Cecil Graham10-36Bill Milam10-02Randy Hunt1O-II.2Bobby Shifflet10-02TOTALS243-13 31Trap Hill14212623 —88KophU8IS1514 —51Total Fouls: Sophia 19, Trap Hill 24;Fouled Out: None.
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Beckley Post Herald and Raleigh Register
Beckley, West Virginia, US
Sat, Mar 06, 1976
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