Generals Rally Upset Mountaineers in Close WVU Tilt
Washington and Lee University Generals, led by two former West Virginia players, edged West Virginia University 31 to 30 at Woodrow Wilson High School gym. Sawyers sparked the rally in the second half scoring eight pivotal points while Jarrett and Cubbon contributed key baskets as the Generals overcame an early Mountaineer lead.
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Sawyers Leads Washington and Lee Past Mountaineers 90 91
Joe Sawyers scoring 15 points powered Washington and Lee Generals to a 90 90 victory over West Virginia Mountaineers. Sawyers and Cubbon each tallied 13 as the Generals used three subs in the second half to swing the game. Jarrell and Polson contributed solid guard play as W and L held off WVU in a tight contest before a fair crowd.
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Mount Hope Takes Game in Bitter Fayette Finish
Mount Hope Mustangs edged Mullens 28 to 24 in a tense Friday night clash. The contest featured tight defense and a furious pace until refs ejected Smith and Dooley for escalate tempers. Danley starred for Mullens with late aerials while Mt Hope balanced scoring among five players led by a 7 point top scorer.
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Eagles Win 28 27 In Overtime At Pineville
Beckley Flying Eagles edged Pineville 28 to 27 in overtime on Pineville’s floor to run season record to seven wins in nine. Gunter starred for Pineville with 12 points as Neff and French traded late baskets, while Warless French and Cook led Beckley’s scoring and uneasy offense.
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STOCG Youngsters Win Sixth Victory in Close Battle
The Stocg Youngsters of Stoce Elementary defeated Killarney Tf on Friday night for their sixth win in seven starts. The game was a defensive struggle with Killarney leading at halftime 3 to 0. In the second half Stoca rallied, limiting the visitors to few scoring chances while Sloco and Walker contributed with steady shooting.
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Pax Hi Wins Both Games in Twin Victory
Pax High School swept a doubleheader as the girls won 27 to 16 and the boys 28 to 10. B Humphrey led the boys with 11 points, while E Humphrey scored 16 for the Pax girls. Robison led the Stonecoal losers with eight as Pax displays strong passing and teamwork without Captain Lively.
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Hinton High beats Mark Twain Authors 44 to ? on Friday
Hinton High School defeated the Mark Twain Authors 44 to 4 on the Hinton floor Friday night. Vilzer led Hinton with 15 points, Bine paced the Authors with seven, and the Tobcats built a halftime lead before widening it in the second period.
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Helen Juniors Hang Up Victory on Lester Floor
Helen Juniors beat Lester 15 to 10 on Lester floor. Martin led Helen with seven points, McMullin scored six for Lester, Placidi added five for Helen, and the game featured several fouls with one Helen player fouled out. Substitutes Lambert Milkovich appeared for Helen as Hughes stood out for Lester.
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New Runner Beats Time Of Champs
Gene Venzke a 23 year old Swedish American youth stunned the athletic world at Millrose A A B carnival in Madison Square Garden by 4 minutes 11 1 3 seconds for the indoor mile a new American fastest mark and third fastest ever indoors He shattered Paavo Nurmi and Jose Ray records while Emmett Toppino led sprint wins at Loyola University George Spitz set a world indoor high jump record with 6 feet 7 inches, improving last year’s mark at Millrose
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Collins High Loses By One In Hoersndon Battle
Collins High School fell 26 to 25 at Herndon on the home floor last night. Collins led 6-0 early and 10-4 at halftime but endured a late surge as Herndon tallied 18 points in the second half to steal the win. G Cook scored 13 for Collins, while Brasham had seven for Herndon as Kinney and Hale split the remaining scoring.
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Shields Weds in Connecticut in Early 20th Century Ceremony
Francis X Shields, of New York, married Rebecca Williams Tenney, daughter of Harral Strath Tenney of Greenwich, in a 3 p.m ceremony at She Bede's Chapel Rosemary Hall. Bride, Rosemary Hall graduate, studied at Miss Nixon's in Florence and at Smith College last year.
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Oceana Dominates Lenore High In Big Football Victory
Oceana won comfortably over Lenore High School with a 57 to 13 score. Oceana led 19 to 7 at halftime and used substitutes for the entire fourth period. Fi. Cook scored 12 field goals, Chaney added 7, and Walker 5 in the scoring column.
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College Basketball Scores Across Versatile Matchups
Washington and Lee 31, West Virginia 30 led a tight slate while Mount Union edged John Carroll 44 to 12. Indiana area teams posted wins and losses, with Princeton, Chicago, Iowa, and Ohio State posting steady conference showings amid a long list of results from campuses and towns.
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West Virginia Boxers Defeat Bucknell 5 2 In Meet
West Virginia University boxers beat Bucknell 5 2 in Morgantown. Five bouts decided in WVU favor, one Bucknell forfeit, one Bucknell TKO. Winners include Fisher and Neely with clear decisions, Latham and Russo also scoring for WVU.
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Monteval team earns thirteenth straight win over Simann Independents
The Monteval Y. M. C. A. squad defeated the Simann Independents 48 to 25 on the Montreal floor last night. Green led Monteval with 16 points as a late rally in the fourth quarter widened the gap. Gook topped Simann with 4 points, while Humphrey posted 1 and Welcher 0 for the visitors. Referee Munson worked the game.
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Preliminaries Of Winter Olympics Over In 10000 Metre
The 10000 metres speed skating preliminaries at Lake Placid ended with no decisive results after retries. US skaters led by Jaffee and Bialis advanced to the finals, while Norwegians Ballangrud and Evensen also earned spots. Disputes over pacing sparked protests and re-runs. times were around 17 minutes 56 seconds to 18 minutes, far from the world record. A side exhibition featured dog sled teams led by Leonard Seppala, and bobsleigh records were set on Mt Ivan Hoevenberg. Canada beat Germany 4-1 in hockey, maintaining its round robin lead. An 60-mile airmail link connected Boies and Atlas in Idaho.
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Juniors Win Fourth Straight Beating Huntington Central Junior
Beckley Junior High clubs claim their fourth straight win and tenth of the season by defeating Huntington Central Junior on their floor 130 to 21. O Leary led a strong defensive third period as Beckley held Huntington to two points while adding 11. Cesarato and Webb scored eight each, with other locals contributing. Final lineups show Beckley balanced scoring as they prepare to meet Fayette County at home Tuesday.
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Trap Hill HI Wins Contesti This Week
Trap Hill High defeated ML View High 16 to 10 in a hard fought boys game. Canaday anchored the winning effort at guard while Spencer and Shumate each scored six, Webb led the losers with four. Mount View earlier beat Surveyor. In junior action Trap Hill girls topped Mt View 35 to 10 with Darrell scoring 22.
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Gar Wood Sets New Speed Boat Record
Gar Wood claims a new world speedboat record with a two way average of 111 712 miles per hour aboard Miss America IX on the Indian Creek course in Miami Beach Florida. He was clocked at 112.434 mph on the southward run and 108 mph on the northward run.
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