Princeton Quintet Defeats Beckley 29 to 20 in Key Showdown
Princeton’s balanced attack over Beckley’s erratic handling led to a 29-20 victory. Harless led Beckley with seven points as Princeton’s Whittaker duo, Kyle, Honey, and Bishop shared scoring duties and steady ball handling powered the win. A junior varsity win and a late Beckley overtime triumph followed the main game.
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Beckley
Princeton
Flying Eagles
Harless
Lilly
M. Whittaker
Bishop
Tolley
Roney
Saunders
Beckley Cagers
Cipolat
Anderson
Mercer Mountains
Kyle
van Meter
Calloway
Miller
Whittaker
Honey
Beckley Jayvees
Ay M. Whittaker
Crumpecker
L.whittake
Hoke
Cipolal
Poling
Concord
Mingo County Sectional Basketball Tournament Set
Matewan West Virginia February 11 The Mingo county sectional basketball tournament will be held here March 3 and 4 Participating teams include Charley Cho Challeoy Dingess Kermit Williamson Gilbert Lenore and Matewan
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Associated Press
Matewan
W. Va
Mingo County
Chaliaroy
Dingess
Kermit, Williamson
Gilbert
Lenore
Open tennis tournament approved by USLTA in 1920s era
The United States Lawn Tennis association approved holding a national open championship this year with one dissenting voice. Germantown Cricket Club in Philadelphia earned the open championship, while Longwood Cricket Club in Boston was awarded the national men's and mixed doubles. The meeting also set rankings review and tightened amateur rules, naming Harry S. Knox as president and awarding the West Side Tennis Club Forest Hills events.
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Associated Press
New York
United States Lawn Tennis Association
Holcombe Ward
Eastern Association
National Association
Germantown] Cricket Club
Philadelphia
Longwood Cricket Club
Boston
Helen Wills Moody
United States
Sidney B. Wood, Jr
Frank Shields
Harrys. Knox
Chicago
West Side
Forest Trills
England
Beckley Collegians Run Sixth Straight Win Over Pas Alumni
The Beckley Collegians defeated the Pas Alumni 60 to 28 on the Armory floor, extending their winning streak to six. All regular Beckley players scored, led by Malone with 20 points, Brubeck 16, and Carter 12, while Mumphreys topped the losers with 13.
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Beckley Collegians
Pas
Armory
Pax Cagers
Beckley
Malone
Pax
Carter
J Humphreys
Lively
S. Brubeck i
Feazelle
Lively Rappold
Toney
Fayetteville to host Fayette county sectional tourney
The Fayetteville High School was selected to host the Fayette county sectional basketball tournament set for March 2 3 and 4. Teams listed include Fayetteville Pax Gauley Bridge Mount Hope Lookout Ansted and Oak Hill.
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Oak Will
W. Way
Fayetteville High School
Fayette County
Teas
Sre
Fayetteville
Pax
Gauley Bridge
Mount Tope
Lookow
Ansted
Oak Hl
Many Games In Section Last Friday
Collings and Colcord high schools split two games on the Collins floor with Colcord girls winning 19 16 and Collins boys taking a tight 9 7 decision. Referee Norton officiated the double bill as fans saw a pair of close outcomes on Friday night.
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Cagers of
Collings
Colcord
Collins
Collins Lassies
Pas
G Hale
Smith
Barlow
Kinder
N. Hedrick
JC Gogus
Amato
Douglas
Hedrick
Fraley
McGraw
Norton
Shady
Pax High Wins Three Games in Triple Header
Pax High school teams won three games on their floor Friday night. The Wildcats rallied to beat Trap Hill 21 to 19 in the main event, Pax girls overwhelmed Trap Hill 53 to 19, and Pax Juniors defeated Lester Juniors 20 to 13. B Humphreys stood out for Pax, with Herron guiding Trap Hill.
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Pax High Sehool
Wildcat
Trap Hill High Cagers
Pax Girls
Trap Hill Girls
Pax Juniors
Lester Juniors
Pax
Surveyor Lads
B. Humphreys
Herron
Trap Hill
McKinney
F Keesee
H. Humphreys
Spencer
Evans C Ierron
Mount Hope Defeated by Charleston Mountain Lions
Charleston dominates Mount Hope 26 to 13 on the capital city floor after a scoreless first quarter by Mount Hope. Key players include Tyler and Kessler, with substitutions from both teams noted. refereeing by Calvert.
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Mount Slope
Charleston Mountain Lions
Capital City
Mustangs
Charleston
Fayette
Mountain Lion
Hudson
Mount Hope
Fet
Tyler
Kessler
Mt. Hope
Snyder
F Kessler
Gardner
R Bailey
CR. Anderson
Sodaro
G Thompson Stanton
Filkoskey
Riley
Scott
Camp
Corey
McClung
Howard
C. Warless
Bryant
Calvert
East Bank
Mt. View Basketeers Earn Double Win Over Glen White
Mt View Junior High boys claim eighth straight victory on Glen White floor defeating Glen White 28 to 14 with Webb scoring 10 points. Girls win over Grant White 19 to 11. Next Tuesday Mt View hosts Lester Juniors on their home floor.
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Mt. View Junior High
Glen White
Mount View Boys
Webb
Mt. View
Grant White
Mt. View Hays
Lester
ME View
Lester Juniors Triumph Over Stove Juniors 43 to 15
On the Lester floor Lester Juniors defeated Stove Juniors 43 to 15. Overhay led the winners with 18 points while Walker paced Sloca with 8. In the same evening Lester Independents beat Nirly Vive 43-15.
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Lester Juniors
Stove Juniors
Lester
Overhay
Walker
Sloca
Lester Independents
Nirly Vive
College Basketball Scores From Various Games
A compilation of college and high school basketball results with numerous teams and scores across multiple venues. Notable college games include Ohio State over Army, Cornell over Penn, Vanderbilt over Florida, Dartmouth over Yale, Princeton over Slates, and Notre Dame dominating Dickinson. High school results feature Greenbrier Military and Parkersburg among others.
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Ohio State University
Pennsylvania
Cornell
Williams
Wesleyan
Washington and Lee
Maryland
Minnesota
Indiana
Vanderbilt
Florida
Syracuse
Rochester
Wisconsin
Iinois
Johns Hopkins
Washington College
Michigan
Michigan State
West Virginia
Duquesne
Dartmouth
Yale
Texas Christian
Texas
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Purdue
Iowa
Georgia Tech
Kentucky
Carnegie Tech
Western Reserve
Lafayette
Princeton
Duke
North Carolina
Newberry
South Carolina
Juniors Win at Mullens Defeat Mullens 29 to 19
Beckley Central School Juniors secured their 18th win of the season defeating Mullens Junior High on Mullens floor 29 to 19. Missing two regulars Adomas and Misco, Beckley relied on Wiley Gresko Ballard and J Ruby to lead. Mullens' Blankenship and Neal stood out for the home team.
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Beckley Central School
Mullens
Adomas
Misco
Iinemen
Eillie Rebels
Beckley
Wiley
Gresko
Ballard
J. Ruby
Blankenship
F J. Ruby
Azzarree
F Neal
Wing
Ballardi Kindsley
Lq'leary
West Virginia Ping Pong Tourney Opens Feb Twenty One
The first state ping pong tournament in Charleston West Virginia begins February 21 at the Unique Club. The event is open to all players with no entry fee and runs about two days. Marty Whittington leads a strong field as state champions compete for a perpetual trophy for three successive titles, plus yearly and runner up cups. Sponsors seek sanction from the American Ping Pong Association and expect broad future growth.
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Charleston
W.va
West Virginia
Unique
Marty Whittington
Metcalfe Wins 70 Yard Dash in WV Indoor Games
Ralph Metcalfe of Marquette equalled the world record with a 7.0 second 70 yard dash. The West Virginia indoor meet featured top finishes from Michigan, Pitt, Michigan State, Geneva, and West Virginia in sprints, hurdles, relays, and field events held at the Field House.
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Associated Press
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Freshmen
Crippled Duquesne Team Beats West Va
Duquesne, hampered by injury, edged West Virginia Mountaineers 42 to 30 in Pittsburgh. Marty Reiter drew a controversial no foul call as the Dukes maintained the lead, with Brenner scoring 11 and Stydahar 10 as top performers.
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Pittsburgh
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Duequesne
West Virginia Mountaineers
Dukes
Marty Reiter
McGeever
Brenner
Stydahar
Rebels triumph over Athens 42 to 23 on Mullens floor
Mullens Rebels outscored Athens 25 to 6 in the final period to pull away for a 42 23 win on Mullens floor. Ruby led Mullens with 16 points while Simms scored 10 for Athens and Via shone on defense. DAntoni and Dooley contributed strong efforts as Mullens and Mark Twain games push their total to 99 points over two nights.
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Athens Cagers
Mercer Countians
Mullens
Rebels
Wooddellmen
Ruby
D'Antoni
Dooley
Athens
Simms
Dos
Repass
Reid
Mark Twain Takes Game From Stoco Team
The Mark Twain Authors beat Stoco 22 to 4 on the flot last night. The first period was 4-4, halftime 14-11, then Clark was fouled out after the third period started. Love led with 11 points, Sloboda had 6, while Clark O Shinski and Shafer each added seven for Stoco.
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Mullens Rebels
D'Antoni
Reid
Jigs Shoals
Mullens
Sloboda
Mark Twain
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Placidi
KF Hancock
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Stephens
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G Ruben
Mancock
Gunter
Hayworth
Malone
Marsh Fork Defeats Pax In Raleigh County clash
Marsh Fork High boys and girls defeated Pax High in Midlands Trail League play. Marsh Fork boys won 25 to 15 with VY Webb scoring 10 and W Webb 9. Pax center B Humphreys stood out. Marsh Fork girls edged Pax 22 to 20 led by L Pettry scoring 20. Pax defenders, all around play by Humphreys, and Jarrells strong defense noted. Referee Grinun from Trap Hill officiated.
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Marsh Fork High School
Raleigh
Pax High School
Midlands Trail Legue
Monteval
Pax
Marst Fork Girls
VY. Webb
W. Webb
Jarrell
Humphreys
Pettry
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Acord
McKinney
IL Dickens
Vamphreys
Webb
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Darrell
G Williams
LafVerly
A. Lively
Grinun
Trap Hill
Schaaf In Hospital After Fight With Carnera
Ernie Schaaf remains in Polyclinic hospital with left side paralysis from intracranial hemorrhage after last night’s 13th round knockout by Primo Carnera. Doctors report slight mental improvement but serious overall condition as investigations and critics debate if the bout was a setup or genuine contest.
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Associated Press
New York
Ernie Schaaf
Polyclinic
Primo Carnera
Ernie
William V. Healy
Cai Nera
Jack Sharkey
Sharkey
Garnera
Schaaf
Healy
Hal‘lelmn
Wilson
Phillip Goodhvart
Miami
Lucy Schaal
Boxer
Providence
Garden Ring
Carera
Tyne
John J. Phelan
New York State Athletc Commission
Luke Sewell Signals Willingness to Sign with Senators
Former Cleveland catcher Luke Sewell indicates willingness to sign with the Washington Senators for this season after accepting the salary offered. Only Heine Manush remains unsigned among first-string players. several pitchers including Bob Burke and Moe Bors have not accepted terms.
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Associated
Washington
Luke Sewell
Washington Senators
Sewell
Heine Maneush
Bob Burke
Hoh Friederich
Galeh
Moe Bors
Bottomley Signs With Reds At More Salary
The Associated Press reports Jim Bottomley former St Louis Cardinal first baseman accepted a higher offer from the Cincinnati Reds. Reds increased their 1933 salary to 10000 dollars, up from 8000. Bottomley and his wife recently married, with friends noting his 18,000 dollar previous season earnings.
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Pastttecaion Today
Cincinnati Reds
Jim Bottomley
Bottomley
Jim
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