Fairmont State Faces Eastern Washington for NAIA Title Clash
Deacon Duvall’s 16 year tenure at Fairmont State has built a 98 30 3 record and a strong four year run of only three losses in 33 games. Eastern Washington State arrives Thursday for the NAIA championship at Mountaineer Field with both teams practicing on site. NAIA officials and Gov. Smith attend events as Fairmont hopes for a large crowd, while previous title records set in 1962 loom.
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Eastern Washington
Pirates Sell Pagliaroni to Oakland Farm Club
Pittsburgh announces veteran catcher Jim Pagliaroni sold to Vancouver of the Pacific Coast League. He will join Oakland's top farm club after shoulder surgery and a 44 game, .200 season. Ronny Kline from Minnesota Twins is acquired as a pitcher.
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Fairmont Rally Beats Salem in Late Comeback
Wayne Denham scored 40 points and grabbed 25 rebounds to spark unbeaten Fairmont State past Salem College 80-78 in a dramatic second half rally. The 6-5 forward, who did not play high school basketball, hit the go ahead field goal with 18 seconds remaining after trailing 47-25 at intermission.
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West Virginia Tops William and Mary In Season Opener
Williams leads WVU with 30 points as the Mountaineers dominate rebounding and defense to beat William and Mary 83 to 66 at the Field House. Ludwig, Bailey, Reaser and Holmes score in double figures. Panneton and Rama held to low outputs.
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Tribe
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Carey Bailey
Dave Reaser
Norman Holmes
Jim Lewis
Ron Panneton
Jim Rama
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St. John’s
Charleston
Florida
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Daugherty
Downing
Johnson
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Tal Ludwig
Holmes
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Ron (Fritz) Williams
Warren Mitchell
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Bob Sherwood
Scott McLennon
Waters calls WVU opener best in three years
West Virginia defeated William & Mary 83-66 in the Field House. Coach Bucky Waters praised rebounding and defense, noted Bailey’s intensity, and highlighted Ron Williams leading scorers with 30 points while others reached double figures.
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Davis & Elkins Rally Beats Glenville 80 73 in WV Conference
Davis & Elkins overcame a slow start to secure an 80 73 victory over Glenville in a West Virginia Conference basketball game. Andy Fry contributed 22 points as the Senators finished strong on Saturday night in Elkins, West Virginia.
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Area Schoolboy Teams Open Basketball Play This Week
Morgantown and University High enter the season with contrasting outlooks. Morgantown High, with four returning lettermen and three others, opens Friday at Oak Glen, while University High hosts Clay Battelle after returning four regulars. Coaches note weight and depth differences as teams begin play across Preston and surrounding counties with a slate of Friday and midweek games.
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Ohio U Wins 71 70 Thriller Over Northwestern
Ohio University rallied from a 70 67 deficit to beat Northwestern 71 70 in Athens as Greg McDivitt and Mark McClintick hit late jumpers. Northwestern led 36 35 at halftime and had a chance in the final seconds but missed two free throws and a late field goal.
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Basketball Results From Various Colleges and Teams
A collage of results lists scores for East Penn State, Maryland, Villanova, Providence, Hamilton, New York Maritime, Buffalo, Gannon, Penn, Navy, Hofstra, Kings Point, St Johns NY, Virginia, Lehigh, Muhlenberg, Syracuse, George Washington, Junista, Franklin and Marshall, Cheyney, Bloomsburg, Adelphi, Cortland State, St. Vincent, Geneva, Grove City, Alliance, Brooklyn College, Stony Brook, Wagner, Bucknell, St Michael's, Sacred Heart, South, North Carolina, Virginia Tech, West Virginia, William and Mary, Marshall, Morris Harvey, Catholic University, Towson, Furman, Augusta, Davidson, VMI, Tenn Tech, East Tennessee, Murray State, Western Kentucky, Wheeling, John Carroll, Davis and Elkins, Glenville, Ohio Valley Conference Tournament games, Kentucky, Michigan, Ohio University, Northwestern, Illinois Institute of Technology, Dubuque, Indiana, Northern Illinois, Detroit, Cleveland State, Wisconsin, DePauw, Augustana, St Cloud State, Cincinnati, Indiana State, Southwest Missouri, Arkansas, Houston and Sacramento State with numerous scores and brief notes.
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Hamilton
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Penn
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Virginia
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Muhlenburg
Syracuse
George Washington
Junista
Franklin & Marshall
Cheyney
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Adelphia
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Geneva
Grove City
Alliance
Brooklyn Coll
Stony Brook
Wagner
Bucknell
St. Michael's
Sacred Heart
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Virginia Tech
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Marshall
Morris Harvey
Catholic U
Towson Sr
Furman
Augusta
Davidson
VMI
Tenn. Tech
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Wheeling
John Carroll
Davis & Elkins
Glenville
Tennessee Tech
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Michigan
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Illinois
Tech
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Indiana
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Detroit Colt
Cleveland St
Wisconsin
DePauw
UCLA
Purdue
Finois
Butler
Detroit
Aquinas
Baldwin-Wallace
Denison
Rhode Island
St. Anselm's
Carnegie Mellon
Wash
Jeff
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College Football Scores From Pasadena and West Texas State
Tennessee defeated Vanderbilt 14 to 4 while Navy fell to Army 19 to 7. Alabama beat Auburn 7 to 3 and Boston College edged Holy Cross 13 to 6. Mississippi beat Mississippi State 10 to 3, Oklahoma 38 Oklahoma State 4, Tulsa 35 Louisville 23, Rice 27 Baylor 25, SMU 28 Texas Christian 0, and West Texas State 35 San Fernando 0 at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena and related games.
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Boston Coll
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Mississippi
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Oklahoma
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Louisville
Rice
Baylor
Southern Methodist
Tex. Christan
Pasadena
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West Tex
WVU Wrestlers Take Third at Waynesburg Tournament
West Virginia placed third in a Wayne sburg College tourney in Waynesburg Pa. Edinboro won with 64 points, Waynesburg led with 112, Indiana had 52, and WVU totaled 54. Gil Reel captured the lone WVU first in the 191-pound class.
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Wisconsin Routs DePauw In Opener After Slow First Half
Wisconsin overcame a 21-12 deficit late in the first half to beat DePauw 90-68. Jim Johnson led Wisconsin with 22 points while Joe Franklin scored 25 and Chuck Nagle 18 as the Badgers surged after intermission. DePauw shot 60 percent in the first half but cooled after the break.
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McCallum
NBA Results from Recent Games
Detroit defeated Boston 112 to 107 while Chicago beat Cincinnati 126 to 110. Los Angeles won against New York 122 to 106 and Philadelphia prevailed over Baltimore 130 to 121.
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West Virginia Frosh overpower William and Mary in 95 83 win
WVU freshman team rallied in the second half to defeat William and Mary frosh 95 83. Skip Kintz led with 27 points while Bob Lowe added 23 and Dick Symons 16. William and Mary led 49 45 at halftime as WVU outshot 52 50.8 and 75 60.7 from the line respectively.
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Paul King
Steve Dodge
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Dave Palmer
Chuck Winsor
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Jancattis
Ee Oe King
Gewirtzman
W&m
Danovich
West Virginia Freshmen Dominate William and Mary
College basketball scores show West Virginia freshmen beating William and Mary 95 to 83. Other results include WVU 83 William and Mary 66, Fairmont 80 over Salem 78, Wheeling 121 John Carroll 71, and Bluefield 115 Tusculum 81 in a Parkersburg Tournament context.
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Wheeling College crushes John Carroll 121 to 71
Jed OConnell scored 27 points to pace Wheeling College as they defeated John Carroll 121-71 on Saturday night. The unbeaten Cardinals built a 56-33 halftime lead and pulled away in the second half.
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Wheeling College
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UCLA Wins Thriller Over Purdue 73-71
UCLA edged Purdue 73 to 71 as reserve Bill Sweek hit the decisive 20 foot shot with 2 seconds left in the season opener. Rick Mount led Purdue with 28 points in his collegiate debut while Lew Alcindor had 17 for UCLA in a tight back and forth game before 14,200 at Purdue’s new arena.
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Edgar Lacey
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Johnson
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Greasy) Neale
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