New Faces Arrive as Golden Gloves Tourney Opens
Friday’s Beckley Mullens clash on Mullens court highlights two distinct basketball styles. Rebels led by Coach Lewis DAntoni rely on fast break and power scoring, while Beckley under Coach J Robert Van Meter emphasizes control and methodical play with skilled big men. The article notes Mullens as favorite, discusses regional teams, and previews local novice class entrants for the Recreation Building tournament starting next week.
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Cousin to Clash With Murray on VFW Card in Huntington
Clyde Cousin of Stanford and Clevon Murray of East Beckley, former state light heavyweight champions, meet Friday on the VFW program at the vei al fiftie. Matchmaker Charlie Fenton announced the bout as Cousin’s first local ring appearance since 1947 Golden Gloves. Murray holds the current state title, won in 1948 eliminations and retained last year. Other bouts listed include Reno vs Williams, Cook vs Fox, Neal vs Lilly, Calloway vs Dutton Jr, Helm vs Harbison, Brown vs Davis, and Clark vs Sensabaugh.
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Local Schools Cauley Bridge and score report list
An OCR fragment lists numerous high school and college game scores and opponents across West Virginia and nearby states. Teams include Mullens, Princeton, Fairmont East, Morgantown, Charleston, Huntington, Clarksburg, and others with varied results, overtime notes, and several Negro teams noted.
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Vines Ends Golf Tour After Four-Year Run
Ellsworth Vines quits golf tour after four years as a top contender. The 38 year old travels from 1927 onward, switching focus to settling as a golf pro at Wiltshire Country Club starting February amid his tennis fame and world crowds.
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East Bank Oak Hill Game Tops Slate Tonight
East Bank and Oak Hill clash as top Kanawha Valley teams head a crowded slate of six scholastic games. Beckley’s Flying Eagles beat Mt Hope 37 38, boosting their season to six wins against two losses in a high scoring Coalfield Conference battle.
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Scholastic Boxscores WVII Marshall Play Tonight
The article notes MH Eagles win and references a commissioner warning that LaMotta must sign for a title defense by February 1 or risk being stripped of his championship.
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Eaglets Regain Stride Against Grizzlets
Summersville Junior High Eaglets beat Beckley Junior High 58 to 21 at the Recreation Building to snap a losing skid. Earlier last week at Princeton the Eaglets had a six game win streak halted by a 40 to 36 defeat.
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Pitt Circles On New Coach After Warner Era
Pitt seeks a new gridiron leader to replace Walter Milligan with James Glassford, former Pitt guard and 1937 Rost Bowl captain, as the favorite. Glassford, Nebraska coach, met with Pitt’s Tom Hamilton while Irle’s Beckley squad played strongly, and Hamilton said others are under review before a decision.
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1950 Ski Championships Open at Lake Placid
The Associated Press reports opening day of the 1950 world ski championships at Lake Placid New York amid unseasonable weather and organizational disputes. Twenty four top athletes in jumping and cross country racing begin the event with rounds showcasing the leaps as the competition starts under challenging conditions.
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