Raleigh County hoops: Sophia, Trap Hill, Mark Twain win
Sophia Blue Hawks defeated Shady Spring 65 to 55 to end the Tigers winning streak. Trap Hill beat Clear Fork 50 to 45 while Mark Twain upset Marsh Fork 56 to 54. Ansted opened with Fayetteville 52 to 49, and Wayne Casey led Mark Twain with 24 points.
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Greenville
Sandstone
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Hinton
Ronceverte
Williamsburg
Smoot
Talcott
Spanishburg
Scott
Sherman
State Point Pleasant
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Clendenin
Sissonville
Hamlin
Buffalo
Wayne
Weston
Roosevelt-Wilson
Parsons
Bayard
Bridgeport
Lumberport
Buckhannon
Grafton
Bristol
West Union
Jane Lew
West St. Patrick's
Wallace
Reader
Burnsville
Walkersville
Rowlesburg
Fellowsvile
Oakland
Terra Alta
Masontown Valley
Tunnelton
Jaeger
Gary
Chapmanville
Guyan Valley
Summersville
Sutton
Cowen
Widen
Bernard Blackburn
Don Basham
Jack Monk
Johnny Murdock
Jimmy Hammond
Bob Maxey
Don Harper
Shady Goris
Joe Rylant
Tommy Gross
Charles Wilburn
Ronny Callahan
Homer Richmond
Sam Griffith
Jim Farley
Bill Workman
James Lively
Buck Keatley
Larry Allen
Roger Minton
Roger Henderson
Dough Tench
Joe Sloan
Wayne Casey
James Lucas
Richard Fox
L, Jackson
Ross Thompson
Oe Gall
Colin Wilson
John Kerzie
Sebert Sloan
Fred Graham
Jim Ratliff
Totals
Marsh Fork Clear Fork
George Thomas
Larry Chapman
Dale Stover
Arthur Aliff Aud Fitzwater
Charles Dunbar
Robert Kinder
Jerry Lawrence
Woodrow Williams
Jerry Dunbar
Trap
High Schools Area Results Across Counties
Area high school scores feature Ansted, Fayetteville, Peterstown, Sophia, Mark Twain, Lewisburg and more with wins for Greenbrier and surrounding districts. Notable bouts include Huntington East, Barboursville, St. Marys, and Terra Alta, plus college and pro results from WVU teams and the NBA. The slate highlights varied scores and state lines for local fans tonight.
Dietzel Named Coach Of The Year In Coaches Poll
Paul Dietzel, LSU head coach, captured the 24 year history of the award with a record 495 votes from 618 coaches. He led LSU to ten straight victories and a national title after rebuilding the program since 1955. Forest Evashevski trailed with 312 votes for second.
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NEW York
Paul Dietzel
Louisiana State
American Football Coaches
Assa
Dietzel
Scripps-Howard
Forest Evashevski
Iowa
LSU
Amy’s Earl
Red) Blaik
Sid Gillman
Los Angeles Rams
University of Cincinnati
Paul
Bear) Bryant
Kentucky
Cincinnati
Fremont
Ohio
Two Countians Named to All-FIC Squad
LAS VEGAS New Mexico Four natives of West Virginia playing football at Highlands University were named to the All Front ier Intercollegiate Conference team this week by coaches from member schools Tony Castanon East Gulf and Bert Brown Beckley were named to the mythical first team at left tackle and right guard Castanon son of Mr and Mrs Tony Castanon Box 16 East Gulf made the team for the second year in a row at tackle Earlier this season he was named to the first string ALL NAIA District 7 team which covers four western states Brown son of Mr and Mrs George Brown 205 Green St East Beckley made a move for his honors Last season he was selected as a guard on the All Front ier second team Both Brown and Castanon were captains of the 1958 Highlands University Cowboys Senior fullback Keno Polo of Dehue was selected as the conference s second team fullback Polo is the son of Mr and Mrs Albert Polo of Dehue Sophomore blocking back Charles Humps Cowan of Braeholm was given honorable mention in the final balloting The 235 pounder is the son of Mr and Mrs Charles Cowan of Braeholm
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Las Vegas
New Mexico
West Virginia
New Mexico Highlands Unvversity
Tony Castanon
East Gulf
Bert Brown
Beckley
Castanon
Brown
George Brown
Green St
East Beckley
Highlands University Cowboys
Keno Polo
Dehue
Fight results from San Jose and other cities last night
In San Jose Baby Brown outpointed Kilda Martinez in a 10 round featherweight bout. Cleveland Williams defeated Howie Turner in Houston by outpoint. Teddy Davis stopped Kid Javellana in Stockton in 10. Reuben Vargas stopped Jack Johnson in Sacramento in 9. Spider Webb stopped Terry Downes in London in 10. Percy Lewis outpointed Carmelo Costa in Brooklyn in 10.
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Associated Press
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Calif
Baby Brown
Manila
Kilda Martinez
Mexacali
Mexico
Houston
Tex
Cleveland Williams
Howie Turner
Brooklyn
Stockton
Teddy Davis
Kid Javellana
Philippines
Sacramento
Reuben Vargas
Richmond
Jack Johnson
Los Angeles
London
Spider Webb
Chicago
Terry Downes
Percy Lewis
Trinidad
Carmelo Costa
Memorial Award Discussed At Banquet For Ken Hunt
At the 37th annual Woodrow Wilson High football banquet in Beckley West Virginia the proposed Hunt Memorial Award was discussed for senior standouts. Athletic leaders from Beckley and Richwood clubs consider a trophy like the Kennedy Award to honor Ken C Hunt who died of a heart attack. Jerome Van Meter and Sam Tucker urged immediate action while Frank Moseley praised athletic programs and the Peregoy fitness plan emphasizing school gyms and junior high facilities.
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Ken C. Hunt
Woodrow Wilson High School
Civic Club
Methodist Temple
George Springer
Kennedy
West Virginia
Beckley Civic Club
Richwood Civic Clubs
Beckley
Jerome van Meter
Woodrow Wilson High
Sam Tucker
Beckley Lions Club
Prsidents
Frank Moseley
Virginia Tech
America
C. G. Peregoy
Mosley
Peregoy
Kopp Seeks University Job After BYU Exit
Provo Utah Harold W Kopp, BYU football coach, is in discussions with a major university for a new role after resigning from BYU. He declines to name the school while stating he will consider all offers. His BYU tenure included a 2-7-1 season and a 13-14-3 overall record.
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Utah
Harold W. Kopp
Brigham Young University
Kopp
BYU
Ernest O. Wilkinson
Latter - Day Saints
Mormon) University
Wyoming
Syracuse 106 Philadelphia 90 Weday Games
Syracuse defeated Philadelphia 106 to 90 in a Wednesday games card listing. No games scheduled in St Louis Detroit or Boston. Philadelphia at Boston and Syracuse at Cincinnati appear among scheduled matchups. Toronto at Chicago and Detroit at New York noted.
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Detroit
Boston
Cincinnati
Toronto
Chicago
New York
Durelle Moore Title Fight On TV Tonight
Archie Moore defends his 175 pound title against Yvon Durelle in Montreal with Jack Sharkey refereeing. Moore favored to win, Durelle vows victory or a knockout. ABC network to televise the 10 pm EST bout. promoter Eddie Quinn expects 11,000 to 13,000 fans. Moore carries a 174-24-6 record. Durelle 76-19-2 with 39 knockouts.
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Jack Sharkey
Archie Moore
Yvon Durelle
Archie
Baie Ste. Ann
N.B. Durelle
Moore
Callenger
Durelle
Stribling
Kayo
Eddie Quinn
United States
ABC
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Ohio) University
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Humps"’ Cowan
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