Adkins Welch Bow To Meet In Golden Gloves Semi Finals
Clyde Adkins of Mabscott and Jack Welch of Carlisle knocked out opponents to reach Friday’s championship round of the Sectional Golden Gloves at the Recreation Building. Sensabaugh and Mitchell also won decisions to advance, as 26 others move closer to the Huntington Regional Tournament.
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Jack Welch
Charles Sensabaugy
Clarence Mitchell
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Ronald Trent
Cras Orchard
Trent
Mabicott
Adkins
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Gordon
Pete" Hyton
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Sprague
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Carlisle
Fayette County
Richard Blackburn
Helen
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Friday Schedule for Local Boxing Novice Events
List of weight classes with multiple fighters from Beckley East Beckley Carlisle Mabscott and nearby towns. Matches include John LeGrand Raymond Walker Orlando Howard Jack Welch Lee Walker Henry Williams Noti2 Berard Godfrey Alfonzo Larkin Joe Louis Haral David Moore Donnell Writh Gordon Hylton Clyde Adkins Mike Coponi Jack Reno Clarence Mitchell Paul Larkin Robert Downing Marshell Ricketts Chubby Redd and finalists across Bantam Lightweight and Heavyweight divisions.
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John LeGrand
Beckley
Robert Garnell Jones
Ray Walker
East Beckley
Roy Lansure
James Nabors
Edgar Persin-ger
William Eldridge
Rhodell
Joan Larkin
Lillybrook
Orlando Howard
Fayetteville
John Lawson
Douglas Hopkins
Mabscott
Paul Goode
Tams
Clyde Adkins
Kayoed
Ronald Trent
Bernard Godfrey
MaceArthur
Patl Lewis
Carliste
Joe Louis Oliver
Whitby
Alex Combs
East Park
Blackburn
Helen
Welch
Lee Walker
Imavice
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Robert
Kid” Striceland
Sullivan
Charles
Clarence
Mitchell
Greenbrier County
Sensabaugh
Garfield Garten
Mitchel
Garten
Adkins
William Eldrige
Henry Williams
LeGrand
Robert Garnell
Jones
Eldridge
Johnny Larkin
Nabors
Edgar Persinger
Cotton White
Williams
Ernest Whitlow
Raymond Walker
Orlando Hovward
Howard Barrett
Erast Beckley
Whit By
Fayette- Fille
Mascort
Jack Welch
Carlisle
Alfonzo Larkin
Lidybrook
Berard Godfrey
MacAlpin
Joe Louis
Bobby Labrook
Haral
Oliver Harper
David Moore
MacArthur
Donnell Writh
Gordon Hylton
Cranberry
Mike Coponi
George Klipa Returns To Classes at Marshall
George Klipa of Man resumes classes at Marshall College after a career ending injury. He wears an artificial leg and shifts from physical education to prelaw studies, carrying a full course load as hundreds of supporters across the state cheer his recovery and aims.
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Boxing results from Newark and London bouts listed
The report lists several likely results with fighters and locations including Newark New Jersey and London England. Anselm knocked out Cannady in Newark while Olson outpointed Harper in Honolulu. Holt faced Curtis Moore in Newark and Burton was stopped by Turpis in London.
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Sid) Anselm
Philadel Pia
Dick Cannady
Newark
Sacramento
Calif
Bobo Olson
Honolulu
Woody ‘Harper
Oakland Calif
Jack Holt
New York
Curtis Moore
Lonnon
Randy Turpis
London
Alex Burton
Midweek Notes On Sectional Boxing And Baseball Honors
The section reports Monday night sectional boxing action including Grimmett-Shirley Epling, with lingering notes on injuries and lineup shifts. It also covers college football chatter on scholarships, and the selection of an All-Time All-Star Chicago Cub team with Hack Wilson and Gabby Hartnett receiving top honors.
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Chicago Baseball Writers
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Mordecai
Brown
Gabby Hartnett
Jim Vaughan
Charlie Grimm
Kiki Cuyler
Riggs Stephenson
Len Warneke
Charlie Root
Billy
Charlie Hollacher
Joe Ti R
Bill Lange
Frank Schulte
Jimmy Sheckard
Bill Nicholson
Musial Sees Five More Good Years Ahead in Majors
Stan Musial, 31, confident he can play five more strong seasons with the St. Louis Cardinals at $80,000 annual pay after a $25,000 raise. He spoke in Saigh’s office, saying baseball is his life and that he may consider managing but believes player-managers rarely succeed. The talk followed wage stabilization rulings on baseball salaries and Musial’s tax withholdings on last year’s raise.
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Dempsey Blasts IBC as Boxing Monopoly
Former world heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey accuses the International Boxing Club of a monopoly that could ruin boxing. He calls for a national boxing commissioner with teeth in laws to govern the sport and criticizes IBC control over venues and money. Dempsey says fights are arranged for profit, not merit, and favors long-term commissioner terms.
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Jacki Dempsey
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Manassa Mauler
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ISC
Fred Burns
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Rocky Marciano
Marciano Savold On Video Tonight
Rocky Marciano, 27, seeks his 39th straight win in a scheduled 10 round bout against Lee Savold. CBS will televise and broadcast radio nationwide. Savold, 35, would receive 25 percent of gate and TV rights. Marciano gets 30 percent and TV share. Weigh-in expected near 97 pounds for Savold and Marciano.
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Rocky Marciano
Lee Savold
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Black May Make Brook Fans Forget Newcombe
Havana reports Joe Black, a 6-2, 220 pound right hander with a 15-8 Cuban League record, as a top pitching prospect. Cuban and Dodger officials say his fastball and curve show strong potential to replace Don Newcombe if he reaches the majors with Brooklyn. Black eyes a 27th birthday jump from Triple A to the majors as camp opens.
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Dodgers
Seven Schools Enter State Wrestling Meet at East Fairmont
Seven high schools are expected to compete in the state wrestling eliminations on February 22 at East Fairmont High School. Executive Secretary W R B Pugitt of the State High School Athletic Association said finalists for Morgantown state titles will be determined, with WVU coach Steve Harrick supervising the finals. District entries include Weston Beckley Parkersburg West Fairmont Morgantown University Wheeling and Romney School for the Deaf and Blind. Weights range from 103 to unlimited, with two brackets of two advancing to the state finals. Parkersburg has won team honors twice in the last three years, Beckley in 1950.
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Wesleyan, MH, D & E and A B Chalk State Wins
West Virginia Wesleyan and Morris Harvey led conference play with decisive wins while Fairmont and Salem each dropped home games. Notable performances came from Morris Harvey’s Harvey with 11 3 and 28 points from AB’s Hartman, as West Virginia halted Glenville and Bethany topped Hiram.
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Augusta Cancels Mat c Match Against Eagles
A sudden measles outbreak forces Augusta Military School to cancel a wrestling meet with Woodrow Wilson High’s Flying Eagles. Augusta reported 10 cadets ill, four from the wrestling team, and offered to reschedule the match for next season. Beckley now has one remaining date before the State meet, hosting Jefferson High of Roanoke next week.
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