C Beees Coach Talks Heights and Hard Work Ahead
Clay Battelle coach Sam Wilson previews upcoming road tests against Pine Grove Valley and Barrackville. He notes CB’s 12 0, 6 1 tallest player Bob Wise with two 6 footers, and six seniors who can reach double figures. Despite height limits, speed and defense fuel their pace.
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Wolfpack Rally Edges Duke In ACC Thriller
NC State trailed Duke for most of the game before Vann Williford's 20 foot jumper with 17 seconds left put NC State ahead 75 74. Joe Serdich sealed the win by sinking two pressure free throws with two seconds remaining as the Wolfpack beat the Blue Devils 77 74. Randy Denton led Duke with 30 points while Serdich added 15 for NC State.
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Kentucky Eagles Edge LSU 108 96 in SEC Showdown
Dan Issel scored 25 and grabbed 17 rebounds to power fifth ranked Kentucky past LSU 108 96 in Baton Rouge. Pete Maravich topped the nation with 52 points as Kentucky improves to 12 2 while LSU slips to 7 5 and Kentucky goes 6 0 in conference play. Ramsden led LSU with 24. Pratt added 21 for Kentucky.
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West Virginia Faces Pitt in Must Win Conference Test
West Virginia seeks relief from a four game skid with a must win at Pitt in Pittsburgh followed by a rematch with George Washington at home. Coach Bucky Waters notes new tactical changes aim to fix inconsistency as WVU sits 8-8 with 11 games left and Pitt struggles under Buzz Ridl after a 10 game slide.
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Louisville Raps Foe In Brawl
The University of Louisville defeated Drake 84 to 70 in a foul marred MVC game. Butch Beard scored 27 for Louisville as Drake fouled out four times and a bench clearing brawl erupted with 5:29 left, leading to multiple ejections and tense late exchanges. Willie McCarter led Drake with 15 points. Linonis and Williams sparked the flare with 15 and 14 for Louisville and Drake respectively.
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Legion States Baseball Meet Set for Feb 9 in Clarksburg
An organizational meeting for all Area 2 American Legion baseball teams is set for February 9 at 2 p.m. at the Bridgeport Legion post. New Area 2 director Jerry Gallien invites all posts to send a representative to discuss sponsoring teams this year.
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Pros See Vintage Crop For Grid Draft Tuesday
Pro scouts tout a rich draft class led by O J Simpson as Buffalo selects first. Atlanta May lean Keyes or Kunz while Philadelphia and Pittsburgh hold early picks in a 17 round draft with 442 players. Running backs and quarterbacks populate the top prospects alongside top linemen.
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SEC Defends Athletic Entrance Rules Against Criticism
New Orleans based SEC commissioner A M Tonto Coleman rejects claims of lax entry standards for athletes. He contrasts SEC 780 of 1600 entrance test with NCAA 1.6 GPA rule, noting Vanderbilt and Tulane differ, and cites academic emphasis and exceptions at Vanderbilt amid strong freshman teams.
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Cubs Sign Durocher For Two More Seasons As Manager
Chicago confirms Leo Durocher signs a two year contract through 1970 to continue as Cubs manager with a probable raise. Vice President John Holland calls the deal a formality though tied to a signed contract and handshake with owner Philip Wrigley.
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Laver Reaches Australian Open Final In Marathon Win
Rod Laver, top seed, outlasted Tony Roche in a four and a half hour semifinal at Milton Milton to reach the final of the Australian Open. He will face Andres Gimeno of Spain for the $5,000 first prize after Gimeno defeated Ray Ruffels in the other semi-final.
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Fairmont Wins 15th Straight Victory Over Steubenville
Fairmont State remained undefeated with a 103 to 65 win over Steubenville College as John Jamerson scored 34 points and Bill Moody 26. Steubenville, led by Pat Mulligan with 21 and Al Canty with 13, fell to 12 losses in 14 games while Fairmont built an 8-3 start and led 48-29 at halftime.
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Army trips Penn State 64 54 to halt Nittany Lions run
Army overcame two late surges by Penn State to win 64-54 at University Park. Dick Simmons led Army with 16 points as the Cadets shot 64.8 percent and improved to 9-5, while Penn State fell to 8-6 with Tom Daley scoring 17.
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