Semifinal Bouts Begin Golden Gloves Tonight at Warwick
The Sectional Golden Gloves moves to the Recreation Building with 15 semi final bouts starting 7:30 p.m. Open class action features heavyweight clashes Dana Kirk of Delbarton vs Alex Combs of Beckley and Milford Zeigler of Beckley vs Lawrence Newson of Truax-Traer.
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Kaye
Warwick
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Victor
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Thomas Small
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James Munroe
Edward Premo
Charlies Rose
Thomas Cole
Gary Pennington
Oak Hill
Don Basham
Sophia
Joel Brown
Oceana
Leonard Layne
Frankie Britt
14 Schoolboy Tilts Tonight
With 14 games on the docket for tonight, Princeton seeks an eighth straight conference win as they host Bluefield in Coalfield play. Other notable matchups include Montgomery at Oak Hill, Highlanders vs Pax, Fayetteville vs Shady Spring, and Oceana at Northfork as teams chase key league standings amid a busy night.
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Shady Spring
Clay
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Hinton
Stoco
Thorn Retains CC Score Lead in Coalfield Conference
Princeton star Rod Thorn dominates the Coalfield Conference scoring race with a 31.29 average, leading Bernard Blackburn and Hi Parsley as the field narrows. Sophomore standout Don Bashan holds sixth place while Ned Ragland tops Beckley Flying Eagles at 17.50 as the standings shift with limited games.
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Thorn
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Man
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Shady
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Sophia
Don Bashan
Ned Ragland
Stoco
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Bluefield
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Buddy Ellis
Erage
J. Hainer
H. Richmond
Shady S’g
Don Basham
Beckley
Watkins
Shrewsbury
Joco
Ellis
Winston
Brown
Mullens
Smith
Ramey
Lightweight novice Harper stops Tyler in 2nd at GG Results
Daniel Wildman Harper Truax-Tracr scored a technical knockout over Alfred Tyler Beckley in 1 minute 57 seconds of the 2nd round. The event featured multiple knockouts and decisions with contenders from Beckley Mabscott Truax-Traer and nearby towns. The card lists subsequent matchups for tonight including Rapp Sparacino and Jones-Dow decisions and several default wins.
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Truax-Tracr
Alfred Tyler
Beckley
Tommy Rapp
Skelton
Chuck" Simon
Sam Sparacino
Mabscott
John Young
Sophia
Clifford Jones
Edward Smith
Hinton
Edward Dow
James Davis
James Belcher
Victor
Billy Jones
Gary Pennington
Truax- Traer
George Christian
Meade
Sammy Sparacino
Daniel “Barefoot Wildman” Harper
Walter Dempsey
Meadow Bridge, Kingston win last camp basketball games
Byrd Prillerman and Meadow Bridge topped their camp rivals in the final season games. Amigo Panthers defeated Kingston Mountaineers 80 65 as Kingston showed balanced scoring led by David Cottrell and Sherman Ross. Meadow Bridge Wildcats beat Rainelle Rangers 75 67 to clinch Southern Green brier Valley Conference title.
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Kingston
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Farina
Kingston Amm
D. Cottrell
Parker Replaces Injured Rigney As Giants Manager
San Francisco Giants appoint Sally Parker to replace injured manager Bill Rigney after a car crash in Berkeley left Rigney with a broken jaw and his wife Paula with a broken hip. Parker will serve until Rigney can travel to Phoenix for spring training. Feeney says no permanent manager yet.
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Hoop State pairings set for tonight's slate
Today features multiple basketball games across the region. Notable matchups include Princeton hosting Bluefield, and Oceana visiting Northfork Park Central as purses tighten for playoff seeding. Local teams strive for momentum with strong records across the schedule.
Colorado names Sonny Grandelius new coach
Sonny Grandelius, 29, the youngest football coach in University of Colorado history, was hired on a four year contract worth 14000 dollars per year. He is an ex Minnesota assistant and Michigan State aide, chosen after a 17 day screening to replace Dallas Ward who was fired January 23. Grandelius expects to return to announce his five man staff in about ten days and cautions there will be no miracles.
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University of Colorado
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Sonny) Grandelius
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Grandelius
Duffy Daughtery
Michigan State
Lansing
Mich
Berberet Career Spans Yankees Senators and Red Sox
Catcher Lou Berberet joined Detroit after winter meetings in Washington and has played for the Yankees, Senators, and Red Sox. He will be 30 next November 20.
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Washington
Yankees
Senators
Red Sox
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