Wardensville Faces Circleville In West VI Sectional Opener
Wardensville High School aims for its 18th straight win as it meets Circleville in the West VI Class A sectional opening at Keyser gym. Circleville, Piedmont, Fort Ashby, Elk Garden, Mathias, Ridgeley plus Wardensville compete with Ridgeley holding a bye. Wardensville star Jimmy Combs scored 51 in Mathias last game. Ross Webster leads rebounds as Wardensville seeks a sectional title and regional berth at Potomac State College.
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W. Va
Wardensville High School
Potomac State College
Morrow
Circleville
Piedmont
Fort Ashby
Elk Garden
Mathias
Ridgeley
Keyser
Mathias Piedmont
Fort Ashby-Elk Garden
Wardensville - Circleville
Jimmy Combs
Ross Webster
Warriors
Combs
Wardensville Quint
Webster
Petey Vance
Mark
Larry Sullivan
Billy Westfall
Ken Dove
Charles Garrett
James Barney
Teddy Hott
James Dyer
Indians show 85 wins on roster
Cleveland reports twelve pitchers from last year’s AL decisions on the Indians roster with 85 victories and 67 defeats. The only new player is Bob Heffner from Allentown Pennsylvania who went 0-2 with Boston in 1965.
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Indians
Cleveland
Cleveland Indians
Bob Heffner
Allentown
Boston Red Sox
Cazzie Russell Wins AP Player of the Year honors
Cazzie Lee Russell Jr., a 14 year old at Carver High, earns College Baseball Player of the Year by the Associated Press. He leads Michigan to a 103 88 win as he nears 2 000 points and eyes Big Ten and NCAA titles while preparing for a possible NBA draft.
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Mich
Chicago
Carver High School
Larry Hawkins
Hawkins
Cazzie Lee Russell Jr
Associated Press
Russell
Michigan
Wolverines
Duke Nets Duo on All-ACC Basketball Team
North Carolina’s Bob Lewis led the All-ACC vote with 90 first place ballots and 101 members voting. Duke’s Jack Marin and Duke teammates Bob Verga plus Wake Forest’s Bob Leonard and N C State’s Eddie Biedenbach joined the first team.
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N.C
North Carolina
Bob Lewis
Lewis
Duke
Jack Marin
Atlantic Coast Sportswriters Association
Bob Verga
Bob Leonard
Wake Forest
Eddie Biedenbach
N.C. State
Larry Miller
Miller
Pete Coker
North Carolina State
Paul Long
Steve Vacendak
Gary Ward
Maryland
Vacendak
Imade
Huskies Tie For Big East Lead In Playoff Bid
Connecticut and Rhode Island share the top of the Yankee Conference after a 96-74 win by UConn over Rhode Island. A playoffFriday is set at UConn’s Storrs home court to decide who meets Davidson in Philadelphia for an NCAA first round berth. Nebraska also leads the Big Eight with a 79-69 win over Kansas State, while Texas A M tops the SWC by beating Baylor.
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Rhode Island
Rhodes
Davidson
Philadelphia
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Storrs
Nebraska
Associated Press
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Kansas
Southern Methodist
Waco
Tex
Lubbock
Penn
Princeton
Quakers
NCAA
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Holy Cross
St. John’s University
Redmen
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Houston
de Paul
New Orleans
Loyola
Steubenville
Cornell
Columbia
Yales
Brown
Vichelta
Southern Illinois
Drake
Valparaiso
Villanova
Seton Hall
Texas Tech
Rice
Texas
ACC Tourney Opens With Wide Open Field in Raleigh
The Atlantic Coast Conference tournament starts Thursday at Reynolds Coliseum Raleigh with top seeds Duke and NC State favored to reach the final. Duke coach Vic Bubas says his team is in a strong mental state and eyeing three straight quality games. Semifinals Friday and the final Saturday cap the weekend.
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Wolfpack
Princeton
St. Joseph's
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Clemson
South Carolina
Reynolds Coliseum
Virginia
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North Carolina
Maryland
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Health Center bowler McDonald sets alltime mark in league win
Mickey McDonald led Quick Music to a 3-0 victory over Funkhouser Oil as he rolled a 466 series and 15 in a row in the Health Center Independent League. His feat included 11 spares and four strikes, earning chevrons from ND PEC, while Quick Music posted 548 530 508 for 1595.
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Quick Music
Funkhouser Oil
Health Center
NDPEC
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Mickey
Eugene Easter
John Spaid
Jess Kiracofe
Roy Bly
Jimmy Shanholtz
Holiday Inn- East
Dougie Brumback
Maxine Miller
Dougie
J Julie Snyder
Naomi ‘Houston
Odie Whittington
Judy Chamberlin
Leona Buckner
Webbtown Girls
Louise Singhass
Martha Willis
Rebels
D & H Oldsmobile
Jane Riley
John Kirby
Middleburg
Mary Lee Robertson
Benefit Heart Fund
Kirby
Gold Metal Club
Heart Fund
Pearl Ebert
Charles Lake
Mary Sealy
Douglas Stanley
Fredericksburg
Winchester
Jean Pitta
Harold Buckner
Jean
Harold
Betty Funkhouser
Terry Funkhouser
Bonnie Easter
Don Martin
National
Accavallo Wins Flyweight Titles In Argentina Bout
Horacio Accavallo defeats Katsuyoshi Takayama in Argentina to capture the WBC and WBA flyweight titles by outpoint, unifying the world crowns. Other results include Benito Ortiz outpointing Angel Rivera in New York, and several Houston bouts with SOS.
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Associated Press
Tokyo
Horacio Accavallo
Argentina
Katsuyoshi— Takayama
Accavallo
New York
Benito Ortiz
Puerto Rico
Angel Rivera
Penn Wins Ivy Title After 13 Years
Penn clinched the Ivy League basketball title with a 56-48 win over Princeton, finishing 12-2 and ahead of Columbia and Cornell. The Quakers face NCAA tendering uncertainty as Penn remains barred from the NCAA tournament over academic eligibility rules.
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Princeton
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Jerry Ford
Gaylord Harnwell
Jeff Neuman
Stan Pawlak
Tiger
Ishers
Columbia
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Open Hearth
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Fleet Meats
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Aikens Construction
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