Stubby Currence and Baseball Salaries Stir Big Talks
A discussion on paying scales for the Cleveland pitching staff and stars like Joe Gordon Ken Keltner Dale Mitchell Bob Lemon Gene Bearden Jim Hogan suggests the next season could set payroll records. Feller may take a small cut, while Veeck and the club balance a fair figure. A contrasting throwback note recalls Babe Ruth and Joe DiMaggio contracts and a 20 year flashback to WVU coach Stadsvold opposing tossups in basketball.
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Beavers Fall to Undefeated Fairmont West 52 40
Fairmont West Polar Bears extended their unbeaten streak to 12 games with a 52 40 win over the Beaver Bluefield team. Mezzanotte Calich and Davis led the Bears with key baskets while Corky Sarver was held to five points. Beaver efforts were led by Oaka Williams Dick Tibbs and Neese as they battled a more experienced squad. Beaver junior varsity beat Bishop 37 24 in the prelim.
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West Virginia all time team talk and Cammy Camilletti speech
Discussions in state press propose an all time West Virginia University starting five with names like Fred die Schaus Byrd Hawley Baric Hamilton Phares Dawson Sleepy Gocke. Also recalled is Davis and Elkins College greats under Henderson and attorney D Paul Camilletti praising sportsmanship and character building in youth athletics.
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Rick Hoffner Named Welch Miners Manager
Rick Hoffner takes over the Welch Miners after Woody Wheaton leaves for Hagerstown. Wheaton moved on when George Lacy left Franklin in the Virginia league, and Lacy’s departure followed a contested working agreement with Washington. Hoffner inherits a core including Frank Camerota Frank Whitehead Jack Gilbo Fred Hessenauer and Bob Minnick with Spring training to test him in a big job.
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Norton lads chase national scholastic win record
The Norton Virginia team extended a 60 game winning streak, part of a three year run, as scholastic football memory notes cite Eck Allen at the University of Maine and various players across West Virginia towns.
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Marshall and Dayton Schedule Rubber Game in Huntington
Marshall college and Dayton university will meet March 1 in a rubber game to decide the stronger team after cancelling the home and home series. Earlier in the year Dayton won 67 55 and Marshall 60 54 in their two meetings.
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Bluefield College Falls to Navy Amphibs 56 31
Norfolk game notes Bluefield College dropped to 8 9 after a 56 31 defeat by the Little Creek Navy Amphibs at Norfolk. Tranhta Vliaviec sparked the team while Jim Vilseck led with four baskets and Freddie Walker scored minimally on the road trip.
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Pineville Minute Men Upset Athens Spartans In Tight Clash
Pineville Minute Men defeated Athens Spartans 53 to 56 on their home floor after a fourth quarter surge. The upset came as Pineville closed the game strong to claim their seventh win against six losses.
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Genoa Thunders Past Excelsior 30 28 on Rival Floor
Genoa edged Excelsior 30 to 28 as the Thundering Herd pulled away with an 11-5 third period. Vandy Miller led Genoa with 15 points while Miss Shirley Kates of 417 Powell Street was crowned Miss Genoa after the third quarter.
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Bristol Bears Rally Beats Tazewell 71 64 in Wild County Rivalry
Bristol Bearcats offense shines in a 71 64 victory over Tazewell Bulldogs on the county court. Bears tally 21 in final period to overcome early Bulldog lead. Rasnick and Saltz top Bulldogs with 13 18 points respectively.
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Jaeger Cubs Rally To Edge Gary 45-38
The Jaeger Cubs overcame a slow first half to beat the Gary Coaldiggers 45 to 38 for their sixth straight win and eighth in 11 games. Rankin led with 16 points while Peters Barnette and Thompson contributed on defense in a balanced team effort.
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Charles Ready to Fight Louis If Needed in Big Heavyweight Clash
Ezzard Charles said in Philadelphia he will fight Joe Louis if forced to defend the title, but would prefer Louis retire. The 27 year old Cincinnati contender faces Johnny Haynes in a 10 round bout at the Arena Monday night while weighing options among top heavies for a title shot.
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Big Creek Owls Defeat Northfork Five In County Clash
Big Creek Owls beat Northfork Five 46 to 39 on Northfork's floor. Owls led 13-7 after a quarter and 24-16 at halftime, then allowed 15 points in the final period. Northfork had been atop the Area Ratings before the game. new ratings due Sunday morning in the Daily Telegraph.
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Grundy ices Honaker Indians with Belcher 29-point barrage
Grundy High School crushed the Honaker Indians 70 to 33 as Garrett Belcher led with 29 points and a 20 plus scoring pace. Teammate Wilson added 20 points while several players contributed in the 4 to 12 point range.
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Beckley Eagles defeat Mullens Rebels 65 to 56 on Mullens floor
Beckley Flying Eagles posted their fifth win in 13 games as they beat Mullens Rebels 65-56. Mullens led late in the first, trailed by the third, then the Eagles pulled away in the final quarter outscoring 23-15. Mullens drops to 4-6. Beckley improves to 5-8.
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Generals Down Furman In Crucial Loop Tilt
Washington and Lee's Generals led from early in a rough Southern Conference game to defeat Furman University 75 to 66 in Lexington Virginia.
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William and Mary Tops Virginia Tech 62 47
William and Mary Indians defeated Virginia Tech Gobblers 62 to 47 in Williamsburg. The hosts attacked VT’s defense throughout the game to secure the win on February 4.
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Matoaka Teams Grab Double-Header Win
Matoaka high school Indians defeated Oakvale 60 to 48 in the nightcap while Matoaka juniors beat Oakvale 63 to 21. The game notes list Matoaka players and scoring details for the boys game and the junior high matchup.
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Graham And Princeton In Important Tilts Tonight
Local basketball previews highlight key matchups as Graham and Princeton prepare for decisive tilts tonight. Coaches emphasize defense and momentum as both teams chase important wins in a tight conference chase.
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G Men Face Bristol Five In Vital Area Clash
Graham G-Men, 11-1, host Bristol from Virginia in a top area showdown. Princeton seeks win over Fairmont State to extend a long home winning streak as juniors clash in the preliminary.
Washington And Lee 75 Furman 66
Washington and Lee defeated Furman 75 to 66 in a college basketball matchup. Maryland 53, VMI 45 was another game with VMI falling short.
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High School Scores Roundup From Many Teams
A long list of basketball scores shows numerous matches across towns including Glass vs Granby overtime, Pineville over Athens, Charleston area games, and Charleston Catholic vs Clendenin. Notable results include Huntington Central 40 over Douglass 66, John Marshall 68 over University of Richmond Freshmen 34, and Newport News 81 over Maggie Walker 39.
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Emory and Henry Nips NBC 50 49 After Halftime Rally
Emory and Henry College edged National Business College 50 to 49 at Legion Auditorium Roanoke after trailing 30 23 at halftime. The comeback secured the victory for the Wasps over the NBC squad in a tight late game.
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West Virginia Fresh Add Two Contests
West Virginia University freshman team adds two road games next week. The Mountaineers face Ohio University yearlings at Parkersburg on Wednesday and Clarksburg Varsity on Thursday.
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