Mountaineers unveil 26 game schedule with 10 home games
West Virginia University announces a 26 game men’s basketball schedule for next season led by Southern Conference champions. New opponents include St Johns La Salle Furman NC State Villanova and Memphis State. The schedule begins December 3 against Carnegie Tech and ends with the Southern Conference tournament March 1 3 in Richmond Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgantown
West Virginia University
Carnegie
Mountaineers
Richmond
St. Johns
LaSalle
Furman
North Carolina State
Villanova
Memphis State
Carnegie Tech
Washington and Lee
Fayetteville
W.va
George Washington
Washington
N.C. State
Raleigh
Miami
Philadelphia
Virginia Military Institute
Pittsburgh
Penn
State
Pitt
Charlotte
N. C
WMI
Bluefield
W. Va
Penn State
University Park
Virginia Tech
William and Mary
Norfolk
Madison Square Garden
Furgol Captures Int'l Golf Title at Columbia Country Club
Ed Furgol nerved his way to an all American victory in the International golf championship playoff. He tied 279 with Peter Thomson and Flory van Donck after four rounds, then eliminated van Donck and outplayed Thomson to win the individual score prize and the day’s best round bonus amid a U S led win for the Canada Cup team trophy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ed Furgol
Columbia Country Club
Australia
Peter Thomson
Belgium
Flory van Donck
van Donck
Thomson
Purgol
Furgol
Chick Harbert
U.S
Argentina
Polio Fund Game Promises Charity Baseball Match
United Press reports the polio fund benefit game to aid the polio fund will feature the Strand versus Elks in a 5 30 p m start with a 4 p m farm teams contest. Donations go to Liz Baltimore for delivery to the Polio Fund with half returned to Taylor County Association officials said. Local prep stars named to North South game are listed with Jock Moore selecting 16 of 25 players for the North and Sammy Le Rose naming 16 for the South in a star studded West Virginia gridiron classic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago
Taylor County
Cleveland
Detroit
Boston
Washington
Kansas City
Liz Baltimore
Bob Considiné
Taylor County Baseball Association
Strand
Elks
Clarksburg
Jock Moore
Clarksburg Victory
Jack Spadafore
Shinnston
Sunny Sirlanni
Victory
Sirlannl
Moore
North
Paul Shreves
Sisterville
Teddy Kershener
Martinsburg
Harold K. Smith
Parkersburg
Terry Fairbahka
Parsons
Dick Longfellow
Spencer
Don Ivet
Cowen
Bob Hart
Washington Irving
Virgil Summerfield
Greatbank
Bob Gaydos
Bob Costelac
Shinston
Roland’ E
Raines
Keyser
Ronald
Wilt
Morgantown
Sam Hilton
Charles Greathouse
J.clarksburg
Tony Tallarico
Man
Warren Reeser
Huntington Central
Lester Little
Nitro
Junior Hershman
Charleston
Bill Wel
Stanwall Jackson
Results National League and American League scores and delays
National League games include Milwaukee and Pittsburgh in doubleheader action with Milwaukee losing first and winning second while Cincinnati split with Philadelphia in rain postponed second game. Chicago and Brooklyn series results noted with St Louis and New York also posting losses as long scorelines reflect multiple innings. American League shows incomplete Baltimore Kansas City game with scattered scoring entries amid weather-delayed play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Chicago
New York
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
St. L
N. L
Adele
Baltimore
Kansas City
Old Man Darkness Halts Strand Moose Five Five Deadlock
A Little League game between Strand and Moose ends in a 5 5 tie after seven innings darkness halting extra frames. Lonnie Lough opened with Strand the lead while Joe Robinson tied it for Moose with his third homer. The contest heads to June 25 to decide the series with Strand relief by Barcus and Whitescarver and a Polio benefit game next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Man Darkness
Strand
Moose
Lonnie Lough
Joe Robinson
Garry Livengood
Mitch Dunham
Scrap Board
Billy Whiteseaver
Jim Barcus
Charlie Lam
Baltimore
Obert
Robinson
Kansas City
Carl Rutherford
Billy Thorn
Ringler
Whitescarver
Dave Smith
Lough
Little League
Strand and Elks
Polio Foundation
Greyhound the Harness Champion Turns 22 in Public Return
A Chicago cake and candle event marks what may be Greyhound's last public appearance. The famed trotting horse, aged about 40 in human years, holds the world mile record of 1:54 and numerous marks, despite retirement to Col. E. J. Baker's estate in St. Charles, Ohio. This season honors five straight years at Sports Men's Park as fans recall his feats desde 1927.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Greyhound
Harnesa
Col. E. J. Baker
St. Charles, O
Chicago Downs
Sportsmen's Park
Guy Abbey
Elizabeth
Peter the Great
Baker
Henry H. Knight
Springfield
Goshen
Lexington
Peter Manning
Seo Palin
Minor League Results Summary
United Press reports scores from the American Association leagues with Louisville beating St Paul 9 3 and 1st St Paul 2 Louisville 1. Minneapolis 6 Indianapolis 5 and 1st Indianapolis 4 Minneapolis 2. Omaha 7 Charleston 1 and 1st Charleston 2 Omaha 0. Toledo 4 Denver 2 and 2nd Denver at Toledo rained out. Southern Association Little Rock 3 New Orleans 1 and 1st New Orleans Little Rock 6. Mobile 6 Memphis 1 and 2nd Memphis Mobile 2 in 7. Birmingham 7 Chattanooga 6 in 10. Atlanta 6 Nashville 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Omaha
Charleston
Toledo
Denver
Little Rock
New Orleans
Mobile
Memphis
Birmingham
Chattanooga
Atlanta
Nashville
Pet
Denver Indianapolis
Ats St. Paul
Swaps Nashua May Meet For Three Year Crown
Rex Ellsworth, owner of Kentucky Derby winner Swaps, agrees to a match race with Nashua at Hollywood Park except July 9. Hollywood Park offers a $100,000 purse for a winner take all race between the top three year olds. Nashua won the Belmont Stakes, while Swaps set a mile and a sixteenth record in the Californian at Hollywood Park, defeating Determine by a length and a quarter at scale weight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inglewood
Rex Ellsworth
Swaps
Nashua
Hollywood Park
New York
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mountaineer
U. S. Route 50
Evansville
Ra i Cn
Itm
Sony Raa
Eleanor Parker
Spadafore
Sirianni
Major League Baseball
United Press
Selves
Phila
St.Louis
UND Drive-In
MN ‘A
Gene Tony Piper
Curtis Laurie
Grafton
Latrobe BT
Walter L Johns
United. Press American Association
Southern Association
Sally
American Association
Egr Tikes
CinemaScopeé
Eee
Peyper
Quel
Hartfo
Jkunny Gormley
Dixie
Astrangi
Foster
Onus
Hur
Phi Sorority
Bootkoos
Dept. of Mentabeth E. Finsor
Nursin University
Ansultant
State Board
C. Jeanett Educacy
Cai
GMP
Game Take
Chryslers
Flere
Chrysler
Denton Motor Company
Ray
LON
Fror
Baltimo
Charles ‘Wheelit
Clarksh
Columb
Servi You
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!