In With Flynn Trout Season Drawing Near
John Flynn urges area anglers to prepare for opening day April 30. Conservation officers note streams south of Route 60 run warm. best spots include Camp Creek Pidgeon Creek East River Mercer County and several Raleigh and Wyoming County waters. Stocking begins in March. West Virginia stocked 558000 trout last year costing 70 cents each. Offenders risk a 20 to 100 dollar fine and 10 to 90 days jail. Public support helps curb cheating and fines last year totaled 46000 dollars and went to the general school fund.
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Vilden Schaden Uhr A new deer repellent clock by Dr George Van Open
Dr George Van Open introduces the Vilden Schaden Uhr a clock like device that emits a human scent every 15 minutes for eight days claiming it repels deer and wild boar within 300 yards when hung near crops skeptics doubt animals tire of scents and joke about stronger human smells lasting a mile.
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Violets Wilt in Mountaineer Victory Over NYU
West Virginia Mountaineers defeated New York University at Morgantown in a strong team performance led by Jerry West. Jim Ritchie delivered the standout second half, delivering his best game to date after a rough midseason stretch. Ritchie, mentored by Neil Johnston, contributes scoring bursts and solid rebounding, typical of Pennsylvania high school players.
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Brooks Honored Again by Scholastic Coach Magazine
Bluefield star Bunky Brooks earns All-America high school center honor. Also named are Ken Stewart of Charleston and Bob Secret of Clarksburg as backs, with Secret mulling Notre Dame. Fred Colvard cited as outstanding back in West Virginia, sparking debate among Northern WV fans over Secret vs Logan’s player. Morgantown Touchdown Club lauds Secret as best back.
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Beckley Hosts Sophia Blue Hawks In Local Wrestling Meet
Beckley High School welcomes Sophia Blue Hawks to the school gym at 7:30 p m for a second meeting this year. Both teams have shown improvement with Sophia a threat after a 21 to 18 loss to Flying Eagles. Coach Vic Peelish hints changes in Beckley lineup as admission is 25 cents for students and 50 cents for adults.
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Baseball Case Is Argued In Court
A three man U S Court of Appeals reversed a decision on a $250000 damage suit against baseball Commissioner Ford Frick and the 16 major league teams The appeal was made by Frank D Lawrence president of
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Beckley Edges Mullens In Close Coalfield Clash
Beckley Flying Eagles beat Mullens 81-74 in Coalfield Conference play with balanced scoring led by Sam Cohn 25 points and Sid Elliott 26. Oceana defeated Man 73-62 as Kenny Stewart led with 22 while Joe Lusk had 24 for Man. Other area results include Hinton over Stoco 78-40 and Bluefield over Princeton 96-64.
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Dick Leftridge
Stoco Indians
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Bill Kinzer
Dick Bourne
Norm Wall
Glen Rogers Owls
Marsh Fork
David Shiflett
Doug Tench
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Howeer
Hawks To Play Concord Tonight
Beckley College faces Concord in a key game as the Blue Hawks seek their second win of the season. The team plans a full effort at Concord despite looming road tests against Davis & Elkins and Salem. Previous meeting saw Beckley win 66 to 64 with added Mountain Lion scorer Jimmy Sayers from Princeton High.
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Marshall Big Green Beaten By Miami at Oxford Ohio
Jule Rivlin, now Marshall coach, played for the Big Green in 1939 the last time they beat Miami at Oxford. The Redskins won 86-78 after Miami jumped to a 13-1 start and held a 21-point lead before Marshall rallied to cut the margin to 10.
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Portsmouth Baseball Club suit ends after telecast dispute
Lawrence alleges major league telecasting drove him from business as the Portsmouth Baseball Corp. folded five years ago. Attorneys for Lawrence and for baseball argued the case Tuesday in district court, after the suit was dismissed a year earlier.
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Wilt Chamberlain sets NBA single season scoring and rebounding marks
Wilt Chamberlain, 7 foot 2 rookie, scored 41 points as his Philadelphia Warriors lost 133 to 122 to the Detroit Pistons. He finished the season with 2,134 points, breaking Bob Pettit's 2,105 record in 75 games, and also set a new rebounding record with 1,614 boards. Ex champions and coaches praised his feat as a potential career-long trend.
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Semi Finals Tonight At Sectional Golden Gloves
The Sectional Golden Gloves boxing tournament reaches the semi finals at 7:30 p.m. in the Recreation Building with a 14 bout card across ten weight classes including nine novice matches and five open bouts. Notable bouts include Warren versus Bass in flyweight novice and Foley versus Moon in welterweight novice, with winners advancing to meet Traynham or Heath in forthcoming finals.
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Fayce
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Tommy Smail
Thomas Clay
Richard Heath
James Monroe
Lee Gillispie
Lawatha Terry
Dennis Stringer
Jerry Rice
Mabscott
Clyde Adkins
Fayco
Tommy Small
Lawrence Jordan
Douglas Barker
John Mayo
John Hooper
Don Hall
Dana Halstead
Don Morris
Lanatha Terry
Moore May Lose Title Amid Boxing Fight Standoff
Archie Moore warned by the NBA to defend his light heavyweight title by Friday against Harold Johnson or be stripped. Moore countered that box office interest and a Johnson rematch matter less than other business, while manager Jack Kearns pursues a potential bout with Erich Schoeppner in Germany.
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Fight site search for Fullmer Giarro leads to Montana
Promoter Norm Rothschild traveled from Salt Lake City to Montana on Tuesday night to inspect potential venues for an April 20 NBA title bout between Gene Fullmer and Joey Giardello. He planned checks at the Montana State Fieldhouse in Bozeman and the Montana State University Fieldhouse in Missoula.
Keydets Return to Southern Conference Tournament After 1955
Virginia Military Institute clinches a 72 to 60 win over Davidson to secure a tournament berth. The Keydets aim to finish above the eighth seed, avoiding a meeting with the top seed, as Davidson and Richmond vie for the final spots with limited remaining games. Davidson’s 0-8 conference record worsens playoff odds.
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Golden Bears Meet Eagles in Key State Conference Showdown
Morris Harvey hosts West Virginia Tech in a pivotal Western Division clash as the winner gains a slim chance to overtake front-runner West Virginia Wesleyan in the league race. Wesleyan can clinch by winning one of two remaining games.
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WV High School Basketball Scores Big Night Across State
A long list of competitive high school results from West Virginia and nearby areas shows Montgomery, Huntington, Clendenin, Greenbrier, and other teams posting wins. Notable tallies include St Albans 66 Elkview 54, Washington 90 Winfield 49, Clay 72 Gauley Bridge 53, and Parkersburg Catholic 57 Spencer 78. The night also features extended play and overtime in several matchups, with regional pride on display and numerous standout performances by local players.
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Pioneers Fall Despite Balanced Glenville Scoring
Glenville presses past the Pioneers as Eberbaugh scores 17 points to lead a balanced attack. Charley Watt and Larry Gandee add 16 each while Russ Shepherd contributes 15 in a competitive matchup.
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