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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1950

Page

5

Unbeaten West Virginia to Tackle Rugged Arizona Tonight

East Bank dominates duPont 88-48 as Basil Harless scores 27 and Ralph Connor 20 guiding a second Ka Nawha Valley win. West Virginia eyesArizona clash after strong showings, with district standings shaping a rugged nonconference slate.

West Virginia Arizona WVU Handley’s Isneg Epi East Bank duPont East Bank HVC Panthers Basil Harless Ralph Connor Harless Connor Seacrist Duvant Bratley Wxariess Seacriss Ij Allens Pomero 2D-Ab Connar Carth'rs Parrish Arinomas Porkey Kensey Peat G Corte & O Beavers Bupoat Se Fast Bank Dificinissaereme Huby Bad BI Wever Southern Board

Hundley stars as Mountain Lions rout Catholic

Sophomore Rod Hundley scored 22 points to lift Charleston High’s Mountain Lions to a 66 41 Kanawha Valley Conference win over Charleston Catholic. Teammate Tom Crutchfield added seven field goals and Bill Grubbs 12 points while center Grubbs battled early foul trouble. McCollum led Mickey McDade’s Fightin’ Trish with 19 points as the opener vs Washington District.

Clay Martin Mountain Lions Hundley Tom Crutchfield Bill Grubbs Grubbs Mickey McDade Trish Phil McCollum KVC Washington District

MecClintic Seeks Fish Funds For West Virginia

Conservation Director C F F McClintic says the 1951 Legislature will consider an enabling act to qualify West Virginia for federal Dingell Act funds for fish restoration and management. The state could receive about 850000, with government sharing revenues from fishing gear taxes. The program mirrors the Bittman Robertson Act for game management already funded by a federal firearms tax. Detroit Tiger pitcher Art Howtemann yielded 29 home runs in the 1950 AL season.

Associated Press Cff. McClintic Congress Truman McChintic West Virginia

Star Southern Tackle Is Lost To Rebels for Blue Gray Game

A pre game report from Ala's MOST SOUTHERN notes Tulane tackle Don Joyce 220 pounds is likely out with a pulled leg muscle for the Blue Gray game. If he plays his activity will be limited reducing the Gray forward wall strength. Rebel and Southern squads face ongoing injury woes as Eddie Salem from Alabama remains sidelined.

Eddie Salem Alabama

Eagles Shift Drills To Winter Park Field

Morris Harvey's Golden Eagles moved practice to Winter Park field Orlando amid record heat. The Charleston squad planned a Greyhound race and Sunbrook Speedway outing, Tangerine Bowl parade, and a victory ball at the Angebilt Hotel. Coach Eddie King scheduled one more practice, with reporters Shorty Hardman and Dick Hindson arriving to cover Morris Harvey's first bowl appearance. A Cypress Gardens and Bok Tower side trip was arranged for Sunday prior to the final workout. Dr Berd Beddow arrived to lend West Virginia flair to the Angebilt scene.

The Orlando Morris Harvey Golden Eagles Winter Park Field A. E.shorty Hardman the Gazette Dick Hindson Daily Mail Cypress Gardens Winter Haven Bok Tower Lake Wales Golden Eagle

Gauley Bridge Varsity Triumphs Alumni 62 34

Gauley Bridge High led by coach Lefty Baughan routed an alumni squad 62-34 in the regular opener. Sophomore Don Dye scored 18, helping to build a 21-13 halftime edge and a 31-point third-quarter gap as Bob Herndon added 11 and Gary Maddox 10. Carl Hicks led the alumni with nine.

Gauley Bridge Lefty"” Baughan Gauley Bridge High Clay Don Dye Bob Herndon Gary Maddox Carl Hicks

Round Robin final tonight for 16 Kanawha bowlers

Sixteen top Kanawha Valley bowlers finish the ninth Welfare Round Robin with eight men and eight women starting at 7 p.m. at Boulevard Recreation Center. Al Wells and Grace Bott lead their divisions, Bott ahead by 118 pins. Vic Janowicz will present trophies and officials will speak as Stonewall Jackson High majorettes collect for the Welfare Fund. Over the past three years the drive has raised more than $8,000 for Hillcrest Sanitorium Davis Child Shelter and Boys Farm.

Kanawha Valley Boulevard Recreation Center al Wells Grace Bott Johnny Bott Willard Taylor Ohio State Vic Janowicz Joe Burdette State Board of Control Patteson Stonewall Jackson High School Children’s Welfare Fund Hillcrest Sanitorium Davis Child Shelter Boys’ Farm

East-West Shrine Stars Meet Today

San Francisco hosts the 26th East-West All-Star charity game at Kezar Stadium with a sellout crowd of 60,000. Proceeds exceed 125,000 dollars for Shrine Hospital for crippled children and benefit Shrine hospitals nationwide. West backfield features Marchie Schwartz and Howie Odell.

S“s Francisco San Francisco Kezar Shrine Hospital Shrine National Fund For Crippled Children All Shriners Marchie Schwartz Howie Odelly

Culmone Stays One Win Ahead of Shoemaker in 1950 Riding Race

Jockey Joe Culmone won two races at Tropical Park to reach 382 wins, one more than rival Willie Shoemaker who had three wins at the New Orleans Fairgrounds to reach 381. Culmone plans to ride in Cuba on Sunday while Shoemaker heads to Mexico for year-end races.

the Gazette Mokea West Virginia University of Arizona Wildcats Mountaineers Nick Jacobs Dick Phillips Tts Wildcats West Virginiaes Skein Arizona Canisius Buffalo Miami Joe Culmone Tropical Park Willie Shoemaker Culmone Shoemaker New Orleans Fairgrounds Cuba toMexico Jess Neely

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