Morgantown Mohigans Prep New Uniforms for 1971 Season
Morgantown High's Mohicans purchased 22 new uniforms and gear as they prepare for an April 6 home opener against Buckhannon. Nine players return from last year including .366 hitter Bob Cyphert and strikeout leader Brad Haines. Tom Hart returns as coach with Chester Brooks as assistant.
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Crampton Catches Player With Late Bursts At Open Lead
Australian Bruce Crampton equalized with Gary Player to lead the National Airlines Open at the third round. Crampton outpaced Bruce Devlin over the final two holes as he surged to the top alongside Player.
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Green wins Florida Relays 100 yard dash in surprise
Kentucky sprinter Jim Green clocks 9.4 seconds to win the 100 at Gainesville Relays, besting Florida A&M’s Ray Robinson and Ivory Crockett of Southern Illinois. Crockett injured in a traffic accident says it did not affect his performance.
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Pirates edge Royals for first shutout of season
Luke Walker pitched seven innings and Fred Cambria Jim Nelson held Kansas City to five hits as Pittsburgh won 1-0 in Fort Myers. Willie Stargell drove in the only run with a sacrifice fly after a fielding error by Fred Patek. Gene Alley played despite a broken hand and did not bat.
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Carr Heads All Opponent Team From West Virginia
Notre Dame's All American guard Austin Carr is a unanimous pick on West Virginia's All Opponent team for the second straight year. He led the voting for the five man lineup announced yesterday in Morgantown West Virginia.
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Brisker scores 37 as Condors top Stars in ABA clash
John Brisker tallies 37 points leading Pittsburgh to a 128 120 win over Utah. Brisker hits a bank shot at 4 22 of the third to stretch the lead to 87 61 as the Condors secure their first victory this ABA season against Utah.
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West Virginia State Wins WV Conference Bowling Title
West Virginia State defeated Glenville in a rolloff to claim the West Virginia Conference bowling championship by 388 pins. The champions totaled 6,064 pins to Glenville’s 5,676.
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