Recreation League Action Returns for Second Weekend
Grafton Taylor County Recreation Commission basketball leagues completed their second weekend with two ladies' games Saturday and four men's games Sunday. Tygart Valley Auto Sales ran to a 58-41 win over Strand Pool Room led by Linda Baker's 26. Kale Motors beat Lynch 56-35 as Leslie Ellis poured in 24. In men’s play Black and White Tavern defeated First National Bank 79-59 led by Weaver’s 25. Kale Motors stayed atop standings with a 91-79 win over Hickory Inn as Bill McDaniel scored 21. Strand Pool Room beat Rex Hide 89-77 led by Mark Menshaw 23. Philippi edged Bartlett's Funeral Home 84-81 as Theodore Williams topped Bartlett's with 94 in a season best. Men resume Wednesday with two games.
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Tygart Valley Auto Sales
Strand Pool Room
Linda Baker
Janie Powell
Tygart Valley
Donna Shaffer
Ramona Current
Kale Motors
Lynch
Leslie Ellis
Russell
Patty Hefferin
Strand
Black and White Tavern
First National Bank
Black and White
B. Weaver
Kalo
Hickory Inn
Stevens Amusement
Bill McDaniel
Bob Hussion
Kalo Motors
Rick Jones
Keith Taylor
Bartlett
Philippi
Poling
Bill Bowers
Theodore Williams
Danny Turner
Ladies‘ League
Lynch Or Men’ League
Philippa Black and White Tavern
Bartlett's Funeral Home
Kory Inn
Kentucky Rout Kansas 90-63 as Rupp Arena Debuts
Kentucky overwhelmed Kansas 90-63 at Rupp Arena in Lexington as Ted Owens praised Kentucky’s defense. Jack Givens led with 15 points while James Lee added 14 and Rick Robey 13 for the Southeastern Conference squad. Notre Dame upset UCLA 66-63 and Marquette, Nevada Las Vegas, and others posted wins across a busy Saturday slate.
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Rupp
Lexington
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Owens
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Marquette
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UCLA
Nevada-Las Vegas
San Diego State
San Francisco
Utah
Jack Givens
Givens
Wildcats
James Lee
Rick Robey
Dwayne Casey
John Douglas
Rich Branning
Notre x Pases
Paley Pavilion
Prane
Brian Williams
Cincinnati
St. Joseph's
Indiana
Herman Harris
Local Tri County Bowling League results and standings
First National Bank beat Parrish Agency 184 to 11 split. Spoilers defeated George Motors 24 to 6. Kalo Motors topped Four Corners Restaurant 19 to 11. U S Army Reserve won against Fire Department 17 to 13. Trickett Trucking defeated Garden Fresh Market 282 to 600 series by players led by Tom Broadstock 630 and others. Standings list First National Bank Spoilers Parrish Agency Trickett Trucking George Motors Kale Motors Four Corners Restaurant Fire Department Garden Fresh Market U S Army Reserve. Wednesday Afternoon Coffee League results show Lyn Cris Lanes beating Lucky Strikes and Pink's Texaco, Jerry's Auto, Sharon's Beauty Center and others, with high team and individual totals for Carolyn Hall Linda Croll and others.
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Parrish Agency
George Motors
Kalo Motors
Four Corners
U.S. Army Reserve
Fire Department
Trickett
Garden Fresh Market
Tom Broadstock
T.K. Cole
Dave Cox
Howard Watkins
Junior Knotts
Ken Chambers
John McDaniel
Jim Riggleman
Mike Hulley
Don Sapp
Charlie James
Jay Kale
Ray Grinnan
Chuck Kirkpatrick
Harold Teets
Garmie Bartlett
Richard Steadman
Bob Richmond
Charlie Johnson
Andy Gallo
Bill Turpczy
Trickett Trucking
Kale Motors Scnence
Carolyn Hall
Linda Croll
Sharon Elder
Mary Kite
Alice Lucas
Maycelle Murray
Juanita Cobb
Catherine Kale
Sharon Criss
Karen Cox
Evelyn Henry
Carla Frederick
Vonda Reneman
Gloria Lemley
Jo Hill
Jean Faulkner
Doris Weaver
Barbara Lough
Barbara Willis
Sarah Slack
Oleda Kite
Ann Stemple
Ruth Johns
Woodman Pink
Texaco
Malone's Drug
Frederick's Grocery
Sharon's Beauty Center
Jerry's Auto
Lyn Cris
Marshall Wins Despite Choking In Invitational Final
Marshall University captured the Marshall Memorial Invitational with a 98-88 overtime win over Idaho State after a late collapse that saw a 15 point lead slip away. Jeff Cook fueled late Bengals rallies and Dave Miller earned MVP honors as Marshall faced fan boos and questions about leadership and lineup cohesion.
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Holy Cross
Providence
Huntington
W. Va
Marshall University
Idaho State
Marshall
Jeff Cook
Cook
Miller
Bengals
Columbia
Thundering Herd
Morehead State
Bob Daniels
O J Simpson wins NFL rushing title despite Bills season
O J Simpson rushed for 171 yards against the Baltimore Colts to clinch his fourth NFL rushing title in five years, finishing with 1503 yards while the Bills fell 58 20 to 15. Walter Payton was runner up with 1390, as Buffalo endured a 2 15 season and Simpson called it a losing year despite the feat. Bernard Jackson of Cincinnati said he will request a trade after losing his starting job to Marvin Cobb and pending a meeting with Mike Brown.
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Simpson
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Simmons
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Billy Haughton
Speedy Count
Quick Pay
Ima Lula
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Bengals
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Associated Press
Bengals
New York Jets
Marvin Cobb
Washington State
Seattle Seahawks
Inglewood
Calif
Mike Brown
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