WWHS Hoop Prospects Face Big Question At Season Start
The article previews Woodray Wilken Mish School basketball and J Robert Van Motor’s uncertain odds to field a competitive team. It lists returning lettermen, new sophomores, and junior high graduates, noting Van hopes for surprises from a large squad while acknowledging only five players can start at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Robert van Motor
Tex
Woodray Wilken Mish
Villemain Seeks Rematch to Regain Lightweight Title
Robert Villemain, the Parisian challenger, aims to reclaim the lightweight crown by beating champion Jake LaMotta in a 10 round bout at Madison Square Garden. Villemain vows revenge after a contested decision in their 1949 Garden meeting, while LaMotta’s prior triumph followed Cerdan’s death in a plane crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ane Associateu Press
New York
Robert Villemain
Jake LaMotta
Madison Square Garden
Villemain
Robert
Laflotta
Garden
Lanlolta
Eddie Eagan
New York State
Allelic Commission
Uval
la Motta
France
Marcel Ceredan
Cerdan
LaMotta
WVU eyes Southern Conference link as season nears
West Virginia University weighs a league move with Athletic Director May Laws meeting Southern Conference leaders in Roanoke Virginia. The Mountaineers seek a 1950 schedule alignment and potential future football and basketball matchups with Richmond George Washington and others amid broader conference speculation.
Harry's Tons Catholic Clinches Exhibition Victory
Harry's Men's Shop edged the Catholic League quintet 49 to 33 as Louis Tepina Paul Veanari and Southern Board led the losers. A basketball rules interpretation clinic is set for 7:15 p.m. tonight at the Recreation Building with coaches officials and players attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uelen
Walde Wyca
Harry's
Catholic Church League
Louis Tepina
Paul Veanari
Southern Board
Remiund Marrs
Wren
Widick
jXnetand
Recreatice
Hensiey
Vennari
Emi Blake
iMicChiskes
Woodrow Wilson High
Verdure
Slalzer
Stepina
Rizzi
Roth _Red Grance
Winaiss Marestko
Canderito Nevers
Stanford
Klaus
Venmari
All Wyom ing County All Scholastic Team Dominated by Mullens and Oceana
Mullens leads with five players on the All Wy oming County scholastic squad chosen by coaches at a Monday banquet. Oceana places four on the first XI, with Robby Branham named captain. Mullens beat Oceana and Pen ville to claim county crown. Oceana runner up with key wins over Glen Rogers and Rinlevville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Workman
Orrana
Morgan
Rafleysville- Stipson
Sullens Harrison
Glen Rogers
Tiller
Ulneville
J. Hatfetd
Halleyssilledlatfield
Oeeana Wees Harams
Octerna Smith
Gerana
Hay
Uinevile Hare
Shutleis Jenkins
Mullens
Vedel
Malten
Udson
Pineshe Survey
Mutleos
Elkins
Glen Rogers Faylac
No. Street
Pineville
Mansfield
Balleysrttle Jackoon
Frnesille
Branham
Oceana
Tiley Ocesna
Hevister Stetf Witter Kopperston
Mulless
Queana
Wyoming
Pugtet
Freeker
Baleysville
Robby Branham
Muliens
Penville
Jatlee
Minutemen
Rinlevaville
Workinar
Hatfield
Smith
Tabacas
Harry Taylor
Benny Selves
Ernest Pedri
Bare
Simpson
Baileysville
Tiley
Street
Jackson
Inne
Oldson
Pigevile
Day
Jenkins
J. Hatheld
Parsons
Burleson
Grade Hoop Loop To Meet Friday
A meeting to reorganize the Town District Basketball League for grade schools will be held at 345 p.m. Friday at the Recreation Building. Principal Tierbert Ash of Central Elementary School announced today. Teams from 15 schools, many with tens in both the sixth and eighth grade citizens of the circuit, made up last year's league. Ash asked that principals of all member schools fast year attend Friday's meeting and extended an invitation to any new schools desiring entrance. Schools with dreams in last year's league were Lincoln, Sylvia, Institute, Teel, Mabsenit, Holly wort, Skelton, Stanaford, Sprague, Cranberry, Prosperity, Price UI, Central, Glen White Raleigh (RMI) and Beckley Junior High School (seventh grade).
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tierbert Ash
Central Elementary School
Tost
Ash
Mincipals
Lincoln
Sylvia
Institute
Teel
Mabsenit
Hollywort
Skelton
Stanaford
Sprague
Cranberry
Prosperity
Price UI
Central
Glen White Raleigh
RMI
Beckley Juniar High School
Eight Hunters Bag Deer in Tucker County Trip
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Stone of Heckley led an eight member hunting party that included H. B. Luther and son Billy of Charleston Ar Mrs. Glenn Ray of Parkersburg and Carm[e] Jarrell of Charleston The group arrived at Tucker County at the start of deer season and returned home Monday Stone reported he bagged a 16 point 240 pound deer while the others each brought down a six point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Stone
Heckley
Tucker County
Stone
H. B. Luther
Billy
Charleston
Glenn Ray
Parkersburg
Carme
Jarrell
Stones
Williams Faces Pennsylvania Athletic Commission Over Dizzy Title Fight
Lightweight champion Ike Williams from Tren don North Dakota must explain claims of a threat to switch the title in a 13 round fight with Freddy Dawson. The commission seeks details after Williams called the caller a bam steer and refused to name the informant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Philadelphia
Ike Williams
Pennsylvania Athletic Commission
King
Trendon
N.d
Freddy Dawson
Dawson
Williams
Bam Steer
Washington and Lee Tackle HolSmith Voted Football Oddity
Virginia beat Washington and Lee 27 to 7 as End Ed Bessella fumbled for a score late. Tackle Holl Smith, bench rider, charged in to tackle Bessell inches from the goal line on the final play. Smith later explained he acted on a hunch Virginia might score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington and
Lee
Hol! Smith
Virginia
ED Bessela
Smith
Bessell
Tech Salem Add Games to Slate
Salem College announced a March 2 home game with California Pa Teachers to replace a March 4 plan with Concord. West Virginia Tech added a January 23 home game versus the University of Mexico, with half the schedule at Montgomery. The piece notes oddities from various college games and a Yale sprint standout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Charleston
Salem
West Virginia Tech
Salem College
California
Concord
Fairmont State
University of Mexico
Montgomery
Guard Baglon Wins Outland Trophy for MSU
Edward Baglon, a 23 year old Michigan State guard, has been named the winner of the Dr John H Outland trophy by the Football Writers Association of America The 207 pound senior was chosen after a members poll The award honors the best guard or tackle in the nation The Outland trophy was originated by the late Dr Outland in 1946 to recognize forgotten linemen Previous winners include George Connor Joe Sqrty and Bill Fischer
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Edward Baglon
Michigan
John H. Outland
Football Writers Association of America
Bert McGrane
Writers Association
Oulstaiting
Dr. Outland
Pennsylvania
George’ Connor
Notre Dame
Joe. Siety
Army
Bill
Fischer
Also Mentioned on This Page
Raleigh Register
WVU
Bob Wills
Iso
Eng Te Tau
Tsa
Vari
Ile Anvil
Eagles
Itpelity
Hinton
Vic
Buy Daniels
Joe Cunte
Bob Micky
Bab Warden
Tony Tepina
Jtatu Tertune
Oliver Peck
Paul Widick
Rose
Bob Davis
Bile Berglis
Bill Turner
Bob Crews
Edille Cook
James Warren
Doug Bowers
Juhi Wald
Winton Hewitt
Charles Casade
Giro Conte
Nick Sanna
Dayb
Berginnis
BUHS
WWHS
Davis
Warren
Cook
Crews
Van
Kay Kyat
Baltyawre
Midgland
Ryan
Bee
Cumberland
Fred Jeriox
Winchester
Dharrisberg
Waynesboro
Waynesboro, Front Kaya
Staurston
Woodstock
Charlottesville
Chambersburg
Martinsburg
W. Va
Ray
Beckley
Wichita Falls
Texa
University of Texas A
Bill Pyle
Au-Amedea Dick Harris
Max Bunilwardner
Jon Parker
Pree
Greyhound
Washington, D. Lynchburg
Jacksonville
Lexington
Roanoke
Richmond
Fittsburgh
Clarksburgh
Tampa
Fla
ST. Petersburg
Columbia
Birmingslam
Ata
N.Y
Boston
Mass
U. S
Prince St
Hawley
Charles R. Laws
West Virginia University
Direcor
Laws
Uanoke
Mountaineer Athletic de
Hawley Wold Newsmen
Murygantown
Ay Owith
Mromthiall
Ceorge Washngton
University of Richmond
Williams and Mary
Saham
iMary
Maryland
iWashington
South Carolina
Uawley
Mountaineers
West Virginia
Pitt
Penn State
Rutgers
Syracuse
Boston University
New York City
George King
Jontn
Marcis Harvey Ace
Brillliant
State
High School Athletic Association
Gauley Bridge
Moynr Have
Renwood Union
Atone
Ansted
Warwood
New Martinsville
St Marys
Grantsville
Fayetteville
Harry’ S Tons
Scoolastic Tanner
Gilmore
Sherrard
West Liberty
Marlins Ferry
Ohio
Me[Kinley
Wheeling
Lawrences
Willams
Terra Alfa
Oakland
Mas
Rowlesbiurg
Masontown
Mullens Place
Wyoming County
Chicago
Fort Wayne
Rachester
Anderson
Waterloo
Denver
Bullanapolis
Tonlelt
Belthmore
St Louis
Wash
Minneapolis
Trecity
Fight Commission
Halegh
Eaunee A Ai Mu
k-Drake
T. Greve
Sark Drake Motors
Nders
Ninson
J Wasiden
E. Roummerte
Cc Johnssn
Zee Ekyle Cleaners
Ra Ahad
Chior
Waugh Aes
Otals Senna
Quality Lumber
Yomputtius
J Read
Sit
Hayash
Ray Ory
Harsle
I Vw
F Steno
Unice
Uc Koulnson
Ley
Fae
Washington & Lee Sith
TV College
Tech
Willamette University
Idaho
Levi Jackson
Yale
Stotesbury
Sophia Independents
Register
Sophia
Mark Twain Gym
Monard
Brant
Holden
Mall
Xree
Bartes
Keadle
Moran
C. Con
Wengo
Hamadelar
Oy Cox
Waberenis T
Soyhia & F Ptswannenee
I Goodman
Darby
Myers
Greer
Husk
S Nee
Martin
Cataersens
Fotals
MSC Guard
Outland Trophy
Glen White Jrs
Eccles
Glen White
Feeles
Raleigh County
jCulberto
F. Yee
Saunders
O'Neal
Punean
F&f
Wilburs
Eccles Gepfims
Murry
Eue
Sabe
Patton
F Miver
Heenee
Brewer
Ore
Snuffer
Pesseee
Wiliams
McGinnis
Louis
Joe Louis
San Francisco
Pat Valentino
Kentucky
Cope
Schenley
Frankfort
Pract Motional Bistliers Products Corp, LY
The
Beckley Newspapers Corf
Postattice
Circulation Department
Beckley Newspapers Corporation