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Newspaper

Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1951

Page

10

Beckley High all time football team voting heats up

Letters from soldiers and locals weigh in on Beckley High’s mythical all time lineup. Cpl Woodrow Hanson from Fort Benning writes for Jess Hanson and Fran Huffman as ends while other ballots name Nick Rahal Clyde Knighton Jim Turner Bill Sigmund and Buster Smith among others. Also notes George Guy’s varied school career and Morgantown stat on WVU ground gainer Dick Luciani with 523 yards in 1951.

Beckley High Cpl Woodrow Hanson U.S. Army Fort Renning Protizer Jess Offexie Jess Hanson Fran Huffman Nick Rahal Rahal Flying Eagles Syracuse Helson Bragg Clyde Knighton James Fitzpatrick Sam Tucker Buster Smith Randy Broyles Don Hodson Tom Covey Willard Webb Charles Stansbury George Davis Clarence Underwood Coleman Cook Tillman Galluccio Tony Sparacino Jaz Davies George Gressinger Fred Hurt George Guy Register Needy” McQuade Beckley Guy McQuade Needy Alderson Christian Institute Dunbar Charleston High School Bob Daniels Hinton van Meter Bob Herb Jack Davis Lloyd Shutko Ned Quinn Vick Rahal Gordon Gressinger Bill Sigmund John Douglas Tom Carey Frank Luffman Joe Conte Nelson Bragg Caleman Cook Jim Turner Bob Douglas Cecil Lacy Bot Daniels Augustine Hovanski Earl Hilbert Bob Goldsmith Vic Peelish Harold Rufe Richard Shuck Bobby Saks Morgantown Dick Luciani Niagara Falls N. Y West Virginia Mountaineers Carl Norman Wheelling

DiMaggio Eyes TV Role With Yankees After Retirement

Joe DiMaggio, 37, plans to retire as a player and may become a NY Yankees TV commentator for home games. He weighs a three year, $50,000-a-season offer, leaves for San Francisco to decide, cites lingering injuries and night games as factors behind the shift from active baseball to broadcasting.

Yankee Dan Topping DiMaggio San Francisco Babe Ruth Joe Maumee Hank Lauricella Tennessee Cella Associated Press New York Princeton Cal Casey Stengel Expressiis Mickey Mantle Alion Tyrcash Cobb Lou Gehrig Yankees Busi

Back of Year Kazmaier Declines Pro Football Honors

New York. Princeton star Dick Kazmaier, AP Back of the Year, is noted as turning down pro football. The piece also mentions baseball value as a bargain, reflecting a sportswriter’s vantage on the season.

Dick Kazmaier Associated Press New York Princeton Sportswriters Sportsvantage

College football scores and results from across the region

A roundup of high school and college football results features Buckhannon Upshur, Sherman, Davis, Wheeling Central, Fairmont, West Virginia State, and many more. Scores include Maryland Virginia and Ohio teams with notable showings such as Davis 60 Bayard 3 and West Liberty 48 Avella 33.

Sholastec The Associated Press Marsh Fark Sophia Ineville Gary Vanceverte Frankford Calcott Mark Twain Fayetteville Ansted Sherman Seth Van Buckhannon Upshur Philippi Sand. Fark Troy Davis Bayard Wheeling Central Steubenville Antral Union Sherrard West Liberty Avella Midland Chester Paden City Reader Gassaway Walton University Point Marion Rowlesburg Masontown Terra Alta Arthurdale Newburg Pruntytown Fellowsville Tunnelton Bruceton Aurora Feldmans St. Peters Clay-Batle Lumberport Wallace Ravenswood Gilmore Beaver Northfork Tazewell Bramwell Athens Matoaka Wayne Milton Chapmanville Sharples Llege Bas. YA Yale Oly Cross Rhode and Delaware Temple Ohns Hopkins Swarthmore Alderson Broaddus Fairmont Yethany Deckley Va. State Elizabeth City Notre Dame Northwestern Louis Canisius Jamline Carleton Hia Univ Marietta Urmar Duke Navy Western Maryland Zion Presbyterian Washington and Lee Virginia Lynchburg George Washington West Virnia Washington Catholic Univ Johnson C. Smith St. Paul I American Univ Towson Ehrs Guilford Appalachian Roanoke Virginia Military Marshall Texas A&m Mississippi Southern Florida Tale Oklahoma A&m Hardin-Simmons North Texas Arizona State Tempe Westexas Texas East Texas Kansas State California Nevada Utah State Pepperdine Claremont

Shields Defends Singles Choices for U S Davis Cup

Melbourne reports Captain Frank Shields insists he selected Ted Schroeder and Tony Trabert for the interzone final singles against Sweden. He denies home pressure influenced him and says he would not be a figurehead if not confident in his decisions. A Morgantown observer hails WVU freshman Pete White as the best area schoolboy cager, surpassing past Greats.

Associated Press Melbourne Australia Sweden U. S Frank Shields Ted Schroeder Tony Trabert Schroeder Shields Trebert Vic Seixas Dick Savitt Vic Workman Morgantown Kanawha County Pete White West Virginia Clendenin Mark Workman The Mountaineers

DiMaggio Retires Prompting Praise From Major Figures

Joe DiMaggio announces retirement drawing tributes from teammates and rivals. Casey Stengel calls it not his day to speak as he passes the glove to the Hall of Fame, Yogi Berra lauds his inspiration, and Ted Williams names him the greatest hitter he ever saw.

NeilillNam Sen Williams Boston Red Sox Joe DiMaggio DiMaggio New York Yankees Casey Stengel Yogi Berra

Stanky Eyes Springurge Start Bid for Redbird Role

Stanky weighs Spring training role with the Cardinals as Ed Saigh declines to set a salary. Stanky hints at managing and may land a playing position with papers noting a likely 1952 lineup impact in St Louis.

Associated Press ST. Louis Edward Raymond Stanky Tab Saigh Caerarabethe Gaile Aresay St. Lowis Sac Cardinals Los An Geles Stranager J. White Plains Johnny Williams Birmingham Ala Phil Burton Redbird I Louis St@nky Saigh Fred Saigh Santa Claus Eddie Mr. Saugh

Charles Favored Over Joey Tonight in Exhibition Bout

Evrard Charles is a 1 to 2 favorite to regain the heavyweight crown by defeating light heavyweight champion Joey Maxim in a 12 round charity exhibition at the Cow Palace. The coast to coast telecast starts at 10 p.m. EST, with this being the fifth meeting between the fighters. Charles has won all four prior bouts by decision.

Associated Press San Francisco Evrard Charles Joey Maxim Cow Palace Charles Jersey Joe Walcott

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Bob Wille Herbert Gunnoe J. R. van Meter Beck Gibson, Udson DiMag Clipper Univorm Yanks New York Yankee Cupmen Mates West Virginia University Mountaineer Harry Sweeney Wheeling Joey Ucu Es Ee Nih
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