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Newspaper

Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Feb 13, 1942

Page

8

Beckley Hosts Victory in West Virginia Gridiron Sacred Matchup

Beckley’s Flying Eagles, coached by Jerome Van Meter, host Victory High School’s 1941 state champions at 8 p.m. Referee John Goetz will oversee the clash as Beckley aims to avenge earlier losses to Victory. Victory carries two regulars and two substitutes from the title squad. Beckley lines up Sam and Aubrey Jackson, Johnny K. Allen, Steve Alaki, and Bill Shumate.

Beckley West Virginia Flying Eagles Howard Hutson Victory High School Clarksburg Morgantown Fairmont West Hutson Polar Bears Woodrow Wilson Victory van Meter Eagles Beckley Basketeers Buckhannon Paul “Moose Adamos and Company Adamos Charleston Jerome van Meter Sam Aubrey Jackson Johnny K. Allen Steve Alaki Bill Shumate Manuel Alxeraz Manuel Garcia Ultri Voldeck John Lucente

Roundup of boxing, football and coaching notes from sports pages

New York reports Billy Conn fuming over lack of hype for his bout with Tony Zale while Sam Pian mocks him as the thin Tony Galento. Trainer Frank Trendacosta, killed in the Normandie fire, led St. Francis basketball. Pacific Coast League orders spring umpire training. Green Bay coach Curley Lambeau travels with a Red Cross check. Dixie Walker credits Billy Herman for guidance in outfield positioning. Chicago Times suggests service-team tournaments in Chicago Stadium inviting Chanute Field and Camp Davis, plus Pensacola and Corpus Christi naval bases. Navy figures discuss army commissions. Governor Edison names a new NBA commissioner amid fight-circle chatter. Washington University finishes.

New York Wide World Billy Conn Tony Zale Billy Sam Pian Zale Tony Galento Frank Trend Trentacosta Normandie St. Francis College Pacific Coast League Curley Lambeau Green Bay Packers Red Cross Anniston Ala

Dartmouth Will Stress Condition Football For War Time

Dartmouth coach Tuss McLaughry outlined a wartime program focusing on conditioning and morale rather than victories. With 10 of 21 varsity lettermen lost to service and more departures expected, he aims for a 90-man squad, emphasizing toughness for whatever lies ahead.

Associated Press Boston Armed Services Tuss’ McLaughry Dartmouth McLaughry

Name Power Fuels Washington Coaching Race

Louis received forty applications for the football coaching vacancy left by Frank Loebs and yesterday awarded to Tom Gorman. Nearly the same number of coaches seek to assist Pete Welch at the University of Washington as applied for the head job. Must be the name that gets them.

Louis Frank Loebs Tom Gorman Pete Welch University of Washington

Ruth's Longest Funniest Homer Noted in Trip

Los Angeles A spring training tale recalls Babe Ruth recounting his longest and funniest homer. He says it occurred in Asheville North Carolina while the Yankees and Dodgers toured the South, off Dazzy Vance, with a ball landing in a tree and dozens of pickannies scattering.

Associated Press Los Angeles Brooklyn

Stoutest Punch Looms in Conn Zale Fight at Madison Square Garden

Sid Feder reports on the Friday night bout feared to be unlucky for Sweet William Conn as he meets Tony Zale in MSG. Weigh-in chaos looms with Conn around 178 pounds against a 175 limit, promoter Jacobs expects 12 000 to 13 000 fans and a $50 000 purse. Bookies quote Conn 1 to 5 favorite. outcome could affect a possible June Louis rematch for the heavyweight title.

Associated Press New York William Conn Pittsburgh Sweet William Tony Zale Madison Square Garden E.w.t Tony Conn Zale Sam Pain Billy Mike Jacobs Man of Steel Gary Ind

Former Pirate Tops Golfers In Medal Play Finale

Miami veteran Ray Lenahan, who pitched for Pittsburgh in 1918, led the 54 hole golf championship as players opted to revert to match play. Lenahan held an eight stroke edge entering the final round with a 145 after a 73, while Heinie Manush stood second at 153 and Merv Shea and Wes Ferrell tied for third at 154.

Associated Press Miami Ray Lenahan Pittsburgh Lenahan Heinie Manush Merv Shea Detroit Tigers Wes Ferrell

Night of Pro Boxing Fights Across Several Cities

In Rochester Muscato overpowered Teddy Yarosz in eight in a 187 pound bout. In Elizabeth Cox and Wint fought to a draw. Caruso outpointed Velez in Jersey City. Donato beat Leon in Philadelphia. Pimpinella stopped Roy in Burlington. Tordiglione outpointed Camuso in Fall River.

Lettuce Capital Demand Drives US Acreage Need

Lettuce crop in the United States requires 162,000 acres to meet demand. Industry analysts note this target reflects growing consumption and regional farming capacity across key states.

U. S

Techmen Topple Davis and Elkins

West Virginia Tech defeated Davis and Elkins 62-50 as Lefty Vaughan and Jimmy Carson led with 13 and 14 points respectively. Tech built a 21-19 halftime edge and surged in the final periods to seal the victory. Oliver scored 20 for Davis Elkins.

Associated Press Montgomery Lefty Vaughan Jimmy Carson West Virginia Tech Davis and Elkins Tech Oliver Davis Elkins

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