WCFC FM to Broadcast WVU Blue Hawk Games
WCFC FM announces complete exclusive coverage of WVU and Beckley College basketball in Beckley area. 26 WVU games on FM with 14 at Morgantown and 12 at various venues. Beckley College plays 10 home games broadcast from local sites. Delayed rebroadcasts and conflicts with Beckley tilts noted.
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WVU
Blue Hawk
West Virginia University
Beckley College
WCFC
Beckley
Wcfc-Am
Mountaineers
Morgantown
Mounties
Buffalo
Madison Square Garden
New York
Columbia
S. C
Beckley Recreation
Woodrow Wilson High School
West Virginia
Blue Hawks
Mountaineer
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Wesleyan
VPI
Bethany
Glenville
Wake Forest
Potomac State
Arizona
Harlem Globetrotters
Boston
Whirlwinds
Recreation Building
Duke
BC Alderson-Broaddus
Niagara
NYU
Wvuduke
North Carolina
South Carolina
Waynesburg
Bc-Salem
Bc-West Liberty
WVU Salem
BCW
Va. Tech
V.M
Miami
Ohio
Richmond
Penn State
Bluefield
Maryland
Concord
Pitt
Washington and
Jefferson
Davis and
Elkins
Wvupenn State
Moose Hoopers Take On Arkansas Girls Tonight
The Moose Club hosts the Arkansas Travelers at 8:00 PM in the Recreation Building. Helen Walker, 10 time All American and player-manager, leads a seven member squad including Dorothy Jones, Georgia Mullins, Margie Arends, Flo Reed, Pat Johnson, and Phyllis White. Admission is $1 for adults and 50 cents for students.
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Moose Club
Helen Walker
Arkansas Travelers
Arkansas
Helen
Dorothy Jones
Razorback
Georgia
Moon” Mullins
Margie Arends
Iowa
Flo Reed
Lone Star State
Pat Johnson
Phyllis White
Oklahoma
Morris Harvey to start practice December 14 for Tangerine Bowl
Coach Eddie King announced Morris Harvey will open outdoor practice December 14 for a Tangerine Bowl date in Orlando Florida on January 1 against Emory and Henry. Outdoor sessions will depend on weather.
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Charleston
Eddie King
Morris Harvey
Orlando
Fla
Emory and Henry
Culmone Extends Jockey Race Lead
Joe Culmone extends the jockeys lead with 354 wins and 272 seconds this season, and with one month left needs 35 wins to surpass Walter Miller’s 1906 all time mark of 388. Culmone rode two winners at Bowie while Willie Shoemaker was blanked for the second straight day at Hollywood.
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Associated Press
Joe Culmone
Walter Miller
Culmone
Miller
Little Joe
Bowie
Willie Shoemaker
Hollywood
Shoemaker
Son Kills Father in Deer Hunt Tragedy
In Connellsville Pennsylvania a hunter trailing a wounded deer was shot and killed by his 14 year old son and a companion who mistook him for the deer. James Mitchell, 35, of near Scottdale, died from gunshot wounds to the chest and leg after the two hunters split up while pursuing a fleeing deer.
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Associated Press
Connellsville
James Mitchell
Scottdale
Harold S. Ansell
Ansell
Mitchell
James
William Wingrove
Wingrove
Army Back Only Soph Named on All-East Team
NEW YORK Al Pollard of Glendale California is the only sophomore on the Associated Press All East football team. The Army speedy fullback, 6 feet 190 pounds, is a second-stringer in Earl Blaik s undefeated eleven and is joined by Dan Feldberg of Dallas Elmer Stout of Pennsylvania as other Army selections. Princeton and Pennsylvania each place two players, with Kazmaier and Conan from Princeton and Bagwell Lemonick and Pierik from Penn/Cornell on guard and center/guard spots, plus Tetreault as tackle and Pfeifer at end.
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New York
al Pollard
Glendale
Calif
Army
Associated Press
Earl Blaik
Dick Doyne
Lehigh
Dick Kazmaier
Princeton
Francis
Reds
Dan Feldberg
Dallas
Elmer Stout
Pennsylvania
Kazmaier
Holland Conan
Navy
Fordham
al Pfeifer
Foldberg
Bullets Acquire Marshall Cager and Two Veterans
The Baltimore Bullets announced waiver pickup of former Marshall College star Marshall Cager from the New York Knickerbockers. They also signed Don Carlson, ex Minneapolis Lakers, and Don Otten, a seven footer from the Washington Capitals.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Gene James
Marshall College
Baltimore Bullets
New York Knickerbockers
National Basketball Association
Bullets
Don Carlson
Minneapolis Lakers
Don Otten
Washington Capitols
Record Turnout Of Hunters Seen By Commission
Charleston West Virginia. The Conservation Commission expects a record turnout of hunters as a 12 day deer season opens in the state. The forecast follows last year’s eight day season and six day prior seasons. Weather conditions could alter turnout.
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Charleston
West Virginia
Mounday
The
Conservation Commission
Two Day Open Deer Season In Six Appalachian Counties
The deer open season lasts two days Monday and Tuesday in Raleigh Logan McDowell Mingo Mercer and Wyoming counties. Mercer County is entirely open while the other counties have partial open zones. Raleigh County open area runs south of a line from US 19 Mercer line to Ghent to Resaco and Rhodell to Route 16 and Wyoming County east and north of Route 52.
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Logan
McDowell
Mingo
Mercer
Wyoming
Mercer County
Raleigh County
The
Conservation Commission
Ghent
Odd
Resaco
Rhodell
Wyoming County
Deer Season Aids Gather Ages At Checking Stations
The Commission seeks hunter help to age deer killed this season for its deer management study. Aging stations will be run by commission technicians in open country and successful hunters should take their deer to one of the listed stations. Public controlled shooting area checks will occur Sunday with permits starting at 5 30 a m. Stations: Alpena Beaver Dam area Mill Point and Route 39 bypass near Mill Point Forks of Cranberry Lanesville Flat Rock Plains Centralia fire tower Routes 4 and 19 Sutton Elk River Thornwood CCC Camp Little River Romney Nathaniel Mountain Short Mountain Seneca and Cooper's Rock forests.
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Alpena
Beaver Dam
Mill Point
Route 39
Lanesville
Flat Rock Plains
Centralia
Sutton
Elk River
Thornwood
Seneca
Cooper’s Rock
Reynolds Caldwell Named Warner Football Honors Winners
Associated Press reports Bobby Reynolds of Nebraska named the No 1 gridiron player for the year while Princeton coach Charlie Caldwell and Capt. Francis Bagswell of Pennsylvania receive top honors and a sportsmanship trophy at the Pop Warner conference dinner on December 23.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Bobby Reynolds
Nebraska
Charlie Caldwell
Princeton
Capt
Francis
Reds
Truman to be guarded from air and ground at Army game
President Truman will be protected both in the air and on the ground for the Army Navy football game in Philadelphia. U S Air Force fighters armed to the teeth will police the skies around Municipal Stadium, keeping all civilian and military aircraft away. Secret Service agents and Philadelphia police will handle ground security, following lessons from the Blair House attack.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Truman
Army-Navy
U. S. Air Force
Municipal Stadium
Secret Service
Blair House
Marshall Quint Well Conditioned
HUNTINGTON Marshall College opens its 1950 51 basketball season with Fairmont State in Memorial Field House before a 5000 crowd. Coach Henderson in 16th year promotes a fast break and high conditioning on a 50 by 94 foot surface, with tough early tests including Brigham Young West Texas State and William and Mary.
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Associated Press
Huntington
Marshall College
Henderson
Fairmont State
Memorial Field House
Marshall
Radio Center Arena
Brigham Young
West Texas State
William and Mary
Pepperdine
Beloit
Eastern Kentucky
Evansville
Mor
Three Games Tonight Launch College Court Program
Three games Friday night start the states new collegiate basketball campaign. Glenville and Davis and Elkins highlight the opener at Montgomery in a four team warm up, with D and E facing Shenandoah and Glenville meeting West Virginia Tech. Bethany at Rio Grande and Transylvania at Lexington were postponed by travel conditions.
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Glenville
Davis
Elkins
Alderson-Broaddus
Concord
West Virginia Tech
Montgomery
Davis and Elkins
Shenandoah
Bethany
Rio Grande
Bisons
Transylvania
Lexington
Bob Hardman
NAIB
Kansas City
Joe Ceravolo
Senators
Skippy Hill
Hill
Virginia
Neil Gutshall
E. Burden
Pres Maravich
West Virginia Wesleyan
Robert N
Red) Brown
West Virginia University
Miami Open leads with Kirkwood Turnesa 66s
Kirkwood Jr and Jim Turnesa share early lead at Miami Springs in the 27th annual $10,000 Open. Demaret rides a strong finish to 67, with 29 others at 70. Snead struggles to adapt with makeshift clubs, carding 69 as Haas posts 71. Amateur Jack McGivern shines with four under par.
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Miami
Fla
Joe Kirkwood
Jim Turnesa
Turnesa
Miami Springs
Jimmy Demaret
Ojai
Calif
Frank Stranahan
U. S
Toledo
Ohio
Jack Burke, Jr
Houston
Tex
Dick Mayer
Old Greenwich
Chicago
Freddy Haas, Jr
Jack McGivern
Detroit
Mich
Oldtimers
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