Tri County all star five leads slate of state talent
Sam Jackson of Beckley is named captain of the Tri County all star five with Ralph Cook of Pineville at forward and Sam White of Stoco at center. Guards Abdo Smiley of Mullens and J C Gwinn of Mount Hope fill the backcourt alongside other top performers from Beckley, Mount Hope and Sloco. The accompanying second and third teams feature Frankie Fill, Alvin Martin, Ray Caldwell, Omer Fleshman, Steve Ulaki, Bill Shumate and Dewey Romine in a high powered regional roster.
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Beckley
Sam Jackson
Morgantown
Jackson
Ralph Cook
Pineville
White
Big Sam White
Stoco High School
Abdo Smiley
Cecil Lacy
Mullens High School
Smiley
Mullens
J.C. Gwinn
Mount Hope
Flesh
Shumate
Steve Ulaki
Farmer
Fayetteville
Bill Shumate
Dewey Romine
Marsh Fork
Jim Farmer
Stoco
Mount Mope
Sam White
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Stoco Abdo
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All Tri County Cage Team Picks Spark Local Debate
All Tri County announces first second and honorable mentions for boys basketball with players from Beckley Pineville Mullens Mount Hope and more. The list names Sam Jackson Sam White J.C. Gwinn and Shumate among others with positions noted for guards centers and forwards.
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Howell
Clear Fork
Riffe
Trap Hill
Gunter
Pineville
Lively
Pax
Pate
Mark Twain
Akers
Shady
Powers
Kingston
Rezzonico
Mullens
Dominion
McCormick
Beckley
Goldsmith
Richmond
Underwood
Pax Spadario
Mount Hope
P. Pizzino
Glen Rogers
Dodson
Ruthledge
Stocco
Ballard Fayette
Curevo
Fayetteville
W. Bugin
Oak Hill
Bowling league matchups listed for weekly schedule
The schedule lists MONDAY BEMECO Office versus Foundry Machine and Warehouse. TUESDAY HANDICAP Greenbrier versus Loyal Moose and Raleigh Cash versus Moose Club. PURITY MAID versus Kay's. WEDNESDAY WOMEN'S Richmond's versus Raymond's and Lyric versus H and M. THURSDAY MERCHAD Pure Oi versus General Stores Raleigh Simakeless versus Remeco Silver Brand versus Carlson's Mack Drake versus Eatwell.
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Greenbrier
Loyal Moose
Raleigh Cash
Moose Club
Purity Maid
Kay's
Richmond's
Raymond's Lyric
Pure Oi
General Stores Raleigh Simakeless
Remeco Silver Brand
Carlson's
Mack Drake
Eatwell
Selection Board Names Eight to West Virginia All State Team
Eight high schools are represented on the 1943 All West Virginia high school basketball team. The first five average fourteen points per game each, with a potential seventy points per game as a five man unit. Selection uses a three two one point ballot system plus regional and sectional tournament votes.
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Stubby Currence
State Selection Board
Bluefield
W. Va
Inate
All West Virginia 1943 High School Basketball Teams
A lengthy 1943 all state selection lists top forwards centers guards and a long roll of players by city and school. The piece details voting method ballots and criteria for selecting first second and third teams and mentions players from Glenville Princeton Huntington St Marys Wheeling Charleston and many others.
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Basketball
Grafton
Princeton
Elkins
Chester
By Bill Barrett
Register Sports Editor
Raleigh
Fayette
Wyoming
Fayette County
Bemeco League
Selection Board
Jordan
Walthall
Repass
Carroll
Wheeling
Powell
Gary
Skinner
Sheperdslows
Merrim
Ward Williamson
Allen
Barboursville
Brock Welch
Rees
Manley
Shumate Beckley
Marldox
Stonewall
Byrd
Matouka
Marzi Gary
Green
Bridgeport
Lafferty Roosevelt Wilson
Southern
West Milford
Thomas
Terra Atta
Rohanna Mannington
Booth
Belington
Helfile Pennsbora
Zusa
Madison
Phillips Welch
Rezomicca
Perpich
Schmidle Kingwood
Guards
Vennell
Huntington East
Supetich
Renwood
Brown Shinnon
Tracer
Rodgers
Charleston
Hartwell
Hughes St Albans
Ulaki
Sarver
Moore
Washington Irving
Kesling
Gwynn
Uope
Hi Bluefield
Geary
Clendemm
Tin
Fairmont West
Saunders
Barracksille
Shalils
Keyser
Evins
Parsons
Serafine
Roosevelt Wilson
Eddy Princeton
White Elkins
Kimbler
Williamson
Abe
Shroyer
Beckley College
Clarence Sowling
Thomas Lee
Gary MacArthur
D. Kitt
Howard McCay
Shrover
Bill Dixon
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South Kanawha
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