Beckley Eagles poised for big clash with South Charleston
In a preview by Sports Editor, Beckley Eagles under Coach Wiseman show strong outside shooting and solid defense led by Sam Cohn. They face South Charleston at the Recreation Building in a high stakes matchup expected to draw a near sellout crowd. The Black Eagles, popular for their run and shoot style, boast balance with depth and a tough front against zones.
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That Man Eckman a Legendary Basketball Official
Charley Eckman wowed Bluefield fans during the WVU VMI game and is hailed as the best official, rivaled only by Zigmund Mihalik. Known for his booming calls and crowd-pleasing fouls, he formerly coached the Fort Wayne Pistons and returned to refereeing with authority.
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Why West sits out games in Mountaineers’ style
West score heroics are limited by Schaus who fears injuries and avoids piling on. He also minimizes opponents’ revenge risk by not running up the score. After a 39 point night, Schaus did not realize West was five from his college high.
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Jones 8-5 Choice Over Greaves In Chicago Tonight
CHICAGO AP Tiger Jones returns to Chicago Stadium as an 8-5 favorite to face Wilfie Greaves the 21 year old Canadian middleweight champ. Jones 31 has fought 37 televised bouts and last beat Victor Zalazar while Greaves has won his last three and retains the Canadian title after stoppages in Calgary Madison Square Garden and Philadelphia.
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Tourney Enters Second Round at Beaver Lions Club event
The Polio Tournament sponsored by the Beaver Lions Club opened with Maxwell Hill, Shady Spring, Beaver, and Glen Leigh elementary schools winning. Maxwell Hill beat Daniels 26 18 as Gary Brown scored 12. Shady Spring won 36 33 with Tom McLaughlin 18. Beaver defeated Stamford 35 24 with Wayne Anderson 16 and Butch Smith 17. Glen Leigh beat Ghent 23 19 with Dale Worley six and Wesley Thompson nine. Semifinals set Maxwell Hill vs Shady Spring and Beaver vs Glen Leigh.
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West Virginia High School Basketball Scores
A long list of high school boys basketball results from West Virginia and surrounding areas. Notable games include Ravenswood 74 over Elizabeth 37, St Albans 67 over Dunbar 56, Parkersburg Catholic 85 over Ripley 68, and Charleston 82 over Stonewall Jackson 54. Also featured are college and professional scores from Marshall, West Liberty, and national teams, plus hockey and upcoming schedules.
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Tech Upended By Colonials in ACC Basketball Race
The Associated Press reports a tight Southern Conference title scramble with West Virginia and Virginia Tech atop the standings. George Washington beat Virginia Tech 105-90, dropping the Gobblers to 7-1 in league play while WVU leads with two fewer games. The Citadel and William & Mary face off at Williamsburg as Davidson seeks to halt an 11-game skid in nonleague action.
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Marshall Tops Bowling Green in MAC Thriller
Marshall's captain John Milhoan outscored the MAC leader Jim Darrow as Marshall rallied from behind to beat Bowling Green 85 75 in Huntington. Milhoan scored 36 after Darrow left with an injury, sparking a 19 straight Marshall run that helped tie the Falcons for third place in the MAC.
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Barnard Delivers Head Injury After Beckley Fayetteville Game
William Barnard age 17 son of Mr and Mrs W C Barnard of 106 Hillpark Drive is in satisfactory condition at Beckley Hospital with a head injury suffered in the Beckley Fayetteville basketball game Tuesday.
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Engineers May Lose SEC Because of Auburn Jinx
Auburn forces a six straight win over Georgia Tech to stay atop the SEC race with Tech leading 7-1 in conference play. Henry Hart led Auburn with 20 points as Tech’s Kaiser posted 19 and the Yellow Jackets faltered from the line. Georgia Tech fell to 5-2 in the SEC behind Auburn, Kentucky and Tulane.
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Beckley Babe Ruth League Considers Expansion Plan
Beckley Moose Babe Ruth League weighs expanding to two six team divisions to serve 180 players aged 13 to 15. A May 23 to July 23 schedule is proposed with four new sponsors needed and registration set for April 2 and 9 pending Recreation Building availability.
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Dick Belcher
Harless Stover
Upire
Warren Williams
Dodgers Aim For Same Spirit In 1960 Return
Dodgers manager Walter Alston says equipo spirit powered the pennant run of 1959 and will guide 1960 plans. He notes batting, pitching, and fielding strengths, cites players Duke Snider Furillo Drysdale Koufax Williams Sherry Podres Craig plus infielders Hodges Neal Wills Gilliam and outfielders Moon Demeter Essegian Repulski Amoros Larker Fairly Davis Morris Robinson, and Howard. He expects stronger pitching depth and the continued rivalry with the Giants.
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Golden Eagles Dominate Beckley In 106 77 Win
Morris Harvey College rushed to a 19 point first half lead and defeated Beckley College 106 to 77 at Beckley. The Blue Hawks drop to 5 5 in conference play but remain fourth in the Western division. Michigan State opens 1950 football schedule with a Sept 24 game at Pittsburgh.
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West Virginia coach Art Lewis wins strong backing
Morgantown AP West Virginia University President Elvis J Stahr Jr declared full support for head coach Art Lewis after a long dispute over his re appointment The president said the answer to who would lead the program is settled and Lewis is firmly approved Stahr explained the earlier saying by the skin of his teeth referred only to the re appointment Lewis offered no comment after a meeting described as nice
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Weigh-Ins Tonight Drive Golden Gloves Tournament
About 90 boxers enter the Golden Gloves in Beckley with weigh-ins tonight at the Armory Building on Park Avenue from 7 to 9 under Promoter John Tanner for Beckley American Legion Post 70. Additional weigh-ins are set Sunday 5 to 7 as prep builds toward next week's Recreation Building shows and the Tri-State event February 17 to 20 in Huntington.
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