Beckley High Leads State Class A All-State Football Squad
Four Beckley High School players join Fast-Heralds second annual all-state team chosen from 159 high schools. Ends Ralph Garcia and Jack Davis, tackles Bob Petrie and Zane Untermeyer, guards Nick Rattall and Harold Morgan, center Bill Young, and backs Bill Allman, Randy Broyles and Jace are named. Peyton and Allman were unanimous selections by opponent teams.
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Beckley
Fast-Herald
George Springer
Ralph Garcia
Mannington
Jack Davis
Reley
Bob Petrie
St. Albans
Zane Untermher
Moundsville
Nick
Funeral details and mourners listed for local gravesite
The obituary lists pallbearers and mourners including Mrs Marta Duwi Mrs Harry Tucker of Graf ton John A Sander Dr of Pruntytown Frank Sander of Grafton Stephen Sander of Fairmont and Theass Sander of Pruntytown The Rev Mr J Hann will conduct the service and interment at Calvary cemetery Preparations are at Mrs Harry Tucker on But Wondering Street.
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Wauauea
Marta Duwi
Derby hopefuls Named for Santa Anita Mile and Eighth
Arcadia Calif December 16 Eighty eight three year olds were nominated for the Lebanon Derby loaned by the Maine Cuance farm Mr Busher and Myrtle Charm head a strong list for the Derby at Santa Anita to be run February 19 a mile and an eighth. The field comprises top stakes winners and stands as one of the best entries released to date.
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Arcadia
Calif
Ono
Maine Cuance Farm
Mr. Busher
Myrtle Charm
Carr China Keglers Fail To Win City League Match
In a three game City League match at Ceramic Club Skipper Inn defeated Carr China without using handicaps. Andy Anderson led Carr China with 466 total pins while Skipper Inn’s Gene Knotts topped the opponents, with Knotts also contributing a top individual score of 518 across games. Skipper Inn improved to 3-0 while Carr China remained winless at 0-3.
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Carr China Keglers
Skipper Inn
Ceramic Club
Carr China
Carr China Wa
Andy Anderson
Gene Knotts
Carr China Anderson
Kirkpatrick
Randyard
Dean
Teets
Ian G. Knotts
B. Grow
B. Shroyer
H. Lake
R. Pitman
Salem and Potomac State tip off in WVU league action
West Virginia teams saw shifting standings after three Wednesday games. Concord beat tanking Bethany 64 51 while Glenville outpaced Geekley 81 71. Shepherd edged Salem 67 66 and Carnegie Tech fell 66 61 to Bethany in a gym dedication. Beckley delayed by floods. Morus led Salem with 16, Skinner 23 for Beckley. Conference top half shows Fe eh, Glenville, West Liberty, Fairmont, Morris Harvey in varying spots.
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Salem
Potomac
West Virginia
Virginia
Tech
Concord
Glenville
Geekley
Shepherd
Bethany
Carnegie Tech
Ralph Ball
Terence
Golden Bear
Mountains Lions
al Martin
Beckley
Skinner
Bob Wardman
Hank Morus
Mike Skinner
Feeh
Clenville
West Liberty Ard
Fairmont
Morris Harvey
Grafton Junior High Basketball Schedule Highlights
Grafton Junior High lists games in January February across Shinnston St Mary St Peter s Morgantown Weston Barnes Central Philippi Ob Mary s and Philippi with away and home dates. notes sales listing 1937 cheap and phone contact. local area schedule reflects multiple midweek contests and pending games.
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Shinnston
St. Mary
St. Peter's
Morgantowr
Weston
Barnes
Central
Ob. Mary's
Philippi
Nes
oiRiie
Marhell College to Meet Pepper Vine in Crown Bid
Marhell College faces Pepper Vine College of Los Angeles in the Los Angeles Invitational title defense. In other news, West Fork Creek flood threat lingers as Weston and nearby towns report rising waters and road impacts. Parkersburg records 3.01 inches of rain in 45 hours, with Elk River cresting above normal as flood conditions strain water systems.
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Marhell College
Peppervine College of Los Angeles
West Fork
Weston
Mermnr
Stonecoal Creek
Second Street
Glenville
Morgantown
Elkins
Flat Top
Charleston
Elk River
Clay
Prisoner claims plan to aid invasion discussed in Nicaragua
The prisoner, wearing dirty khaki trousers and shirt, testified Calderon visited him four times at his Nandaime farm house in western Nicaragua about 60 miles north of the Costa Rican border. He alleged Calderon said Gen Somoza, head of Nicaragua's National Guard army, intended to fully support the invasion.
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Sues
Pias
Calderon
Nandaime
Nicaragua
Somoza
Ional Guard
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Bill Young
Boston Bruins
National Hockey League
Georgia
T Caizerlana
California Bears
Eddie Arcaro
Bleville
Turkey
Pruntytown
Valley Falls Road
Mehlinger
SHELL
Blueville
Potomac State
Grafton
Sway
Barot
Desoto
Jey
Woodrow Wilson School
Yea
Scribes
Denver
Robin Hood
Piers
Matthew Bros
Christmas Trees
Ball’s Gulf
Pure Oil
Main Street
Fetterman Market
Walnut Variety Store
Walnut Street
Pan
Toyland
E. Main Street
Caplan
Jewelers
W. Main St
Santa
First National Bank
Consumer Credit Dept
Bank
Billy
Wayne M
Sinsel
Harold Foster
Hal Foster
Prince Valiant
Grafton Sentinel
San Francisco “49Ers
New York
STAG
Bennett
West Main St
Cavalier
Life
J. Lee Evans Furniture Store
W. Main Street
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