Mallens Itmann Seeks Spot in County League
West Virginia sports column discusses the State High Athletic Association decision at Bluefield. The plan would alternate the Class A Basketball Tournament between Morgantown and Huntington, abolish junior high tournaments, and potential withdrawal of junior high from the association. The writer defends Morgantown hosting, praises West Virginia University’s tournament setup, and urges junior high needs guide policy more than high schools.
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The
Athletic Association
Huntington
Baseball Circuit Meets Tonight to Complete Plans
The Raleigh County Baseball League weighs final plans for the 1952 season as Mullens Itmann join forces with a new Itmann outfit after applying for admission. Coaches Lewis D’Antoni and Sonny Phillips Jr. lead the merged Mullens Itmann squad. meeting set for 7 30 pm at the Raleigh Register building. The circuit, already considering Amigo Montreat Marfork Coal City Slab Fork, hopes for an eight team season starting May 5 with several clubs capable of night play at lighted parks.
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Raleigh County Baseball League
Mullens
Jana Itmann
Itmann
Black Diamond League
Lewis D'Antioni
Mullens High Schoo
Mulsleng
County League
Bob Wills
I.c
Sonny” Phillips Jr
Glen Rogers High School
Ttmann
Ltmann
Amigo
Montroal
Marfork
Coal City
Slab Fork
Killarney
Raleigh
Mullens-Itmann
Monteval
Eee Spor
HSAA Votes to Abolish Junior Hoop Tournament Plan
The West Virginia High School Athletic Association moves to end junior high and alternate Class A finals between Huntington and Morgantown, with final action to be taken by the appeals board in August. Principals vote to remove all state level junior high play and drop all-state football and basketball recognitions, while debates on facilities and youth eligibility continue.
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Morgantown
Huntington
Princepals
The
Athletic Association
Board of Appeals
W. R. Fugitt
Board For Appeals
HSAA
Bluefield Wwe
West Virginia High School Athletic Associaion
Association
W. R. Pugin
Gauley Bridge
Truslow Waldo
Fugilt
Appeals Board
F. P. Weihl
Weston High School
Weihl
All-Stars and Nats Open 9-Game Series at Fayetteville
West Virginia All-Stars led by Mark Workman meet the Syracuse Nationals tonight at Fayetteville for the opener of a nine game series. Syracuse built on height with Schayes and Rocha facing WVU’s eight players including Workman, Shaus, Wilson, and Handlan may attend. Seats available at the Memorial Building doors.
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Fayetteville
Register
Tony Leone
West Virginia
Nationals
Mark Workman
WVU
Leone
National Basketball Associaion
Nats
George King
Mortis Harvey
Syracuse Nats
Dolph Schayes
Syracuse
Ft. Meade
Jay Handlan
Washington & Lee
Workman
Harlem Globetrotters
Red
Mullens Moose League forms four youth baseball teams
The Mullens Moose League organized for boys ages 13 to 15 plans a 10 day tryout camp from May 21 to May 31 at 5 30 p m to select players for its four teams. Officers include Fred Deal president and R A Higginbottom secretary treasurer with managers and sponsors named for Deerfield Indians Otsego Red Sox Cardinals and Giants.
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Register
Mullen
Mullens Moose
iStart
Fred ‘Deal
Fred Raines
R. A. Higginbottorma
iManagers
Deerfield Indians
Bill Brogan
Paui Greer
George Barker
Otsego Red Sox
Pat Hyan
Cardinals
Kyle Cook
Sonny'’ Phillips
Giants
G. R. Inge
Lewis D'Antoni
Rebels 9-1 win sparks Mullens baseball season
Mullens High School Rebels opened their season with a 7-1 victory over Pineville. Coach Lewis D Antoni announced eight more games, including a home opener Monday against Sophia s Blue Hawks, with later dates at Oceana Pineville Baileysville and others. Key players include Matthew Karnes who moved to pitcher, Jack Robinette and Don French among returning starters. Karnes allowed one hit and five runs batted in during a big fifth inning rally.
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Mullens
Lewis D'Antoni
Mullens High School Rebels
Pineville
Rebels
Rogulars
Sophia
Blue Hawks
Oceana
G. Stoco
Baileysville
Twin Bills
Matthew Karnes
Jack Robinette
Don ‘French
Bruno Pedri
Jim Anderson
Karnes
Pineville Mullens
Fowler
Thomas
Robinette
Wilcox
Adams
So— Deskins
iKarnes
Deskins
Brown
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