Conservation Commission reshuffles top posts and staff
The Conservation Commission announces a new chief game technician, C. F. McLintic named to lead, with W. R. DeGarmo reassigned to research and white tail deer census. Several promotions follow, including Ralph H. Quick to education and publicity, George Breiding moved to wildlife research, Frank M. Johnson to game management, R. Wayne Bailey promoted to Johnsons post, and other changes to improve efficiency with merit system backing.
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C.O. Handley
Virginia
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Elkins
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Ralph H. Quick
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Robert F. iBtephens
Dranster
B. D. Wille
Wartine ‘Hatcheri
Division of Education and Publicity
Paul O'Swasey
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16 Bowl Games Listed on New Year's State
New Year 1949 ushers in college football’s final season finale with 16 bowls across Florida California and Texas. Major teams like Oklahoma North Carolina and Clemson prep for Sugar Rose Cotton and Sugar ties as weather, travel, and injuries shape early week outlooks.
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Mack-Drake Motors
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Wildcats Clash With Marsh Fork in Top Northern Clash
Marsh Fork Bulldogs seek revenge and a perfect season start as they host unbeaten Wildcats led by Dick Darby and Noel Riffe in a marquee night of games. With key players returning from injury, the showdown centers on a Darby versus Riffe scoring duel and a high-stakes regional tilt at Mgftcoal.
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Pineville
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Shady Spring
Dick Darby
Tom Jarrell
Beckley
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Art Seymour
Jimmy Wright
Neil Cormack
Bob Shumate
Dawson Lucas
Noel “Babe” Riffe
Darby
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Mt, Hope
Jack Westfall
Dick Holbert
Pat Shires
Charley Schrader
Bobcats
Ted Anderson
Billy Scott
Jack Stone
John Peno
Flying Eagles
Polar Bears
Parkersburg
Bears
Princeton Tigers
Wheeling
Eagles
Marshall to heed conference ruling in ineligibility case
Marshall College faces pressure as it contemplates dismissing Gene James and Jimmy Bakalis to comply with the conference ineligibility ruling. President Paul N. Eiblins hinted at possible conference dismissal if Marshall withdraws, while Coach Cam Henderson may remove the players after the Los Angeles Invitational. The decision could affect Marshall’s season tempo but aligns with a broader aim to elevate the program.
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Marshall Accepts SIC Ruling But Bakalis James Continue Play
Marshall accepts the league ruling on ineligible players Gene James and Jim Bakalis while continuing to play. James scored 21 as Marshall beat Brigham Young 83 64 in the Los Angeles Invitational consolation bracket. The school plans to observe conference rules and may withdraw later.
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Hardin-Simmons Cowboys Triumph In Camellia Bowl
The Hardin-Simmons Cowboys defeated Wichita 40-12 in the first Camellia Bowl in Lafayette Louisiana. Hardin-Simmons led 18 first downs to 15 and outgained Wichita 547 to 361 yards with Ford accounting for most Texans passes while Wichita connected on 8 of 15.
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West Virginia Faces Cincinnati in Holiday Clash
Morgantown reports West Virginia University basketball teams travels to Cincinnati to meet the Bearcats in a tough non conference game at the Queen City Music Hall. Co captains Bill Westerfield and Dick Dallmer pace the Mountaineers who sport a 6-2 record and will follow with Niagara, City College of New York, and Waynesburg tests through January.
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Boxing results roundup from cities across the Northeast
Last night bouts reported by Associated Press show Chico Varrena stopping Billy Nixon in Philadelphia and Tim Buddy Say pulling a point against Lloyd Hudson in Rumford. Jimmy Colling outpointed Herbie Rift in Atlantic City while Doug Ratford defeated Ike Jenkins in Fall River.
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Parkersburg Beats Beckley In Turbulent Invitational
In a chaotic lineup of results from the tourney, Parkersburg upset Beckley 45 to 43 after leading 15-7 early. Fagles and Yankus sparked Parkersburg with key scores while Broyles and Hodson added double figures for Beckley. Other scores included Grafton 42 Welch 41 and Williamson 49, Krenton 41, as the day featured tight contests and late surges across several games.
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Sores
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Danish
Davis
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State Race Fans Bet $24,000,000 Across WV Tracks
The State Racing Commission reports 116 racing days at Charles Town Wheeling Downs and other WV tracks saw total wagering of 23,964,268. Taxes to state government reached 716,928.04, lower than the previous year with more days in 1947 at 118.
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