Eagles Clash With Mullens Rebels in Coalfield Showdown
Beckley Coalfield leader the Flying Eagles travel to Mullens to face the second place Rebels in a pivotal Coalfield Conference game. The Rebels, 6-1 in league play, seek to overturn a historical edge held by Beckley as both teams jockey for top spots and a possible tiebreaker with remaining fixtures.
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Bob Wills Wegister
Beckley
Flying Eagles
Mullens
Rebels
Raleigh
Marsh Fork
Sophia
Trap Hill
Mark Twain
Stoco
Calcord
Clear Fork
Shady Spring
Richwood
Gauley Bridge
Webster Springs
Talcott
Cenfield
Oak Hill
Hinton
New River Valley
Favelteville
Montgomery
Kingston
Ansted
Summersville
Lookout County
13 Bout Golden Gloves Card Set Despite Weather
The fifth annual Sectional Golden Gloves tournament proceeds through weather issues with bouts including children and adults from Beckley Mullens and Fayetteville, featuring boxers such as Davis Morite and Tyler. Officials report postponements but plan continued eliminations and regional action in Huntington and Fayetteville with Universal, Griffiths, and Keystone clubs organizing the slate.
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West Fairmont
Boots
Davis Ferol
Barker
Atkins
Jaques
Writzerland
Glen Rogers
Mullens
Beckery BF
Keystone Kids
Sigmurd
Olymp
Davis
Happie
Ena. Bane
Sher
Paereless
Pice Ig
Bob Wills
Gnead
Griffith
Elkingo
Beckley Keystone
United States
Moose Club
Tyler
Universal Surety
Huntington
Lake Placid
Sophia
sUfali
Universal
Prairies
Hades
Chandler
Fayettevil
Swisher
Olympic Stadium
Ereseseee
Ark de- Smith
Gretchen Fraser
van- Oak Hill
Torina A Couver
Wash
Drexel Torpnedal
Dick But- Ste Eat
Englewood
N. J
Mark Twain
Henean
Anes Sophia
Clarence Mutheren
Concord
King
Fraser
Purine
Matscoltere
Mise Jones
Coal
City
Billy Sullivan
Glen Whiteee
Carmen Calloway
Beckley
Billy Billings
Highcoal
Clarence Cousin
Carl McGraw
Trap Hill
Jimmy Woods
Skelton
James Sheppard
Rudolph Nash
Coleman Adkins
Mabscottle
Morrison Avery
Charles Faith
Bob Clark
Lou Comedy
Fox
Arthur Turner
Clarence Mulheren
Drexel Tomasson
Col
William
Wild Bill
Clear Fork
Cooper White
Nectern
Charles Sensabaugh
Beckley Junior High Eaglets eye 13th straight win at Mount Hope
Beckley Junior High School basketball notes their 12th straight victory led by Bob Davis with 19 points in a 38 22 win over Hinton. The Eaglets, aiming for 13 in a row, defeated Hinton in a rematch and prep for Mount Hope while Basham breaks his arm for Hinton.
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Beckley
Eaglets
Mount Hope
Bob Davis
Hinton
Bobcats
Basham
Fo.a
Davis
F~ Johnson
Farley
F Pollack
Wood
Cc Basham
Lowe
G . Moore Estep
G Phipps
Warren
Alley
Glover
Hergines
Jarrett
Outstanding Woman Athlete Named Again in Carolinas
Mrs Es telle Lawson Page of Chapel Hill recognized as the outstanding woman athlete in North and South Carolina for the third time in seven years.
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Associated Press
High Point
N. C
Estelle Lawson Page
Chapel Hill
North
South Carolina
Bears Beat Beckley to Tie West Virginia Conference Standings
West Fairmont Polar Bears defeated Beckley 19 32 on Beckley court to level the 1948 series and move ahead of Woodrow Wilson in the West Virginia Inter-Scholastic Conference. Vick Schooley led West Fairmont with multiple fast break layups and ten free throws, while John Everson and George Davis dominated the boards.
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Beckley
Fayetteville
Renick
Rainelle
Ronceverte
Woodrow Wilson Flying Eagles
West Fairmont
Polar Bears
Beckley Court
Eagles
West Virginia
Bears
Fairmont
Heckley
Vick Schooley
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John Everson
George Davis
West Fairmont tops Beckley in tight conference clash
West Fairmont edged Beckley 39 32 to improve to 4 3 in conference play and move a half game ahead of the Eagles 3 3 in the standings. Don Hodson led West Fairmont with 16 points as Beckley dropped to 10 3 on the year.
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Don Hodson
Eagles
West Fairmont
Beckley
Fayetteville
South Charleston
Black Eagles
Pirates
Bob Brinkley
Dave McMillan
Ray Chandler
McMillan
J. J. Dales
Rainelle
Ronceverte
Lewisburg
Fairmont State Seizes 5.1 Bid with Salem Win
Fairmont State strengthened its bid for top place in the West Virginia Conference after an 88 to 61 thrashing of Salem. West Virginia Wesleyan defeated West Virginia Tech 79 to 50, Morris Harvey beat Glenville 76 to 54, and Marshall won on the road at Kentucky West 77 to 64 while Davis and Elkins defeated Steubenville 87 to 10.
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Madison
Hamlin
New York U
Boston U
Fairmont
Salem
West Va
Westeyan
W. Va
Fech
Morris-Harvey
Glenville
Marshall
Kentucky Weetleyan
Davis-Elkins
Steubenville
Associated Press
Fairmont State
West Virginia
Falcons
Tigers
West Virginia Wesleyan
West Virginia Tech
Tech
Morris Harvey
Pioneers
Kentucky
Legan
Davis and Elkins
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