West Virginia colleges schedule two tonight
Bethany meets Carnegie Tech in Pittsburgh seeking a season first while Bluefield State travels to Durham to face North Carolina college. Last night West Virginia Tech beat Beckley 86 75 to stay atop the league as Wesleyan edged Morris Harvey 53 52 and Salem beat Shepherd 53 59.
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Charleston
West Virginia
Bethany
Carnegie Tech
Bluefield State
North Carolina College
Durham
North Carolina
West Virginia Tech
Beckley
Virginia Wesleyan
Morris Harvey
Jem
Shepherd
Pete Bezzini
Tech
George Swers
Eddie Solorson
Wesleyan
Sry
Tory
Loben Brake
Salem
Saim Berry
Mark Now One and Two While Shepherds 0 and 1
The record notes the current tallies for Mark and Shepherds with Mark at one win and two losses and Shepherds at zero wins and one loss, reflecting a recent result or standings update.
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Mark
Shepherd
St Augustine Beats Newburg 63 38 In Lopsided Win
St Augustine outscored Newburg 63 to 38 as they controlled the game from the start. Charles Turner and Gene Paul Behan led St Augustine with 23 points each while Newburg’s Rogers topped the visitors with 15. The Irish rely on a grinding offense over a mostly ineffective fast break and plan upcoming games at Bayard Weston and a big December 29 showdown with Huntington St Joseph High.
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Rogers
Newbury
St. Augustine
Bayard
Vigil Weston
St. Patricks
Huntington
St. Joseph High StHool
Grafton and St Augustine Clash In High School Thriller
Local fans anticipate a decisive Grafton High home game following a dramatic St Augustine 61 60 comeback win at Rowlesburg. A January 15 rematch is set on the Grafton floor as Rowlesburg previously upset Grafton here years ago. The box scores note St Augustine top Newburg in a rough slate and a conference rivalry with Virginia Tech highlighted by the Mountaineers.
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Grafton
St. Augustine
Gratton
Rowjesburg
Grafton High Bearcats
Sty Augustine
FT Tucker
A O'Connor
Turner
C Not
Behan
Colon
Pure
Sandor
Newburg
WVU Soon To Test Strength In Southern Conference Start
West Virginia prepares for three straight conference tests starting Saturday against South Carolina Wake Forest and George Washington all at home. Jim Slaughter leads SC with Don Cox on guard, while Mark Workman tops WVU in scoring after a 39 point opener. GW in third last season figures strong in this slate.
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Morgantown
West Virginia Mountaineers
South Carolina
Wake Forest
George Washington
West Virginia
Mountaineer
Jim Slaughter
Center
North Carolina State
Slaughter
Invaders
Loop
Don Cox
Mountaineers
Mark Workman
Workman
W. Va. Wesleyan
Colonials
N.C. State
Robert
Red) Brown
Aleat
King Highly Honored by State Sports Writers
George King, who set a national college scoring mark last year, was elected amateur athlete of the year by the State Sports Writers Association. He plays with Phillips Oilers of Bartlesville and will be honored at the Victory Awards dinner in Charleston on December 28. King won 23 of 31 votes, the second straight year he has received the honor.
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Charleston
George King
Morris Harvey
Sports Ciiers
Phillips Oilers
Bartlesville
Oxla
State Sports Writers’ Association
King
Delos (Deacon) Parsons
Huntington
Jimmy Walthall
King Tops Nation in Scoring At Princeton and WVU
King led college scoring for two consecutive years beginning at Princeton and continuing as a West Virginia freshman. He averaged 31.19 points per game across 31 games in 1930, totaling a national single season record of 907 points.
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Princeton High School
West Virginia University
King
Snowbound rail and Malaya gunfights in harsh news
Reports describe heavy snow blocking coal and steel regions along the B and O lines, while Malaya sees daily gun battles between British Army units, security forces, and Communist terrorists with occasional casualties. Also notes on sprightly birds migrations and baseball records from 1948-50 with Boston Red Sox ties.
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Kuala Lumpur
Malaya
Federation of Malaya
Baltimore and Ohio weekly carloadings rise sharply
Revenue freight carloadings on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad for the week ended December rose to 63 443 surpassing both the prior week and the same week a year earlier. In 1949 the week showed 4 322 reflecting a three day mining week. Carloadings for the week ended December 2 this year were ad.
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Wee
Elso
Early Air Forces Formed From Army Signal Corps
The Amy Air Forces began Aug 1 1907 as the Aeronautical Division of the Army Signal Corps, starting with one officer and two enlisted men. Antony J Mullane, pitching for Baltimore in 1894, drove in 16 runs in the first inning of a game.
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Amy Air Forces
Army Signal Corps
Antony J. Mullane
Baltimore
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