Tri-County schoolboys roll up set of buzzy wins
Stratton Bulldogs stay unbeaten in league play as Park Central rallies before Stratton pulls away. Gauley Bridge blasts Mt Hope as Wiley Trent drops 31. Trap Hill and Marsh Fork post substantial wins over Mark Twain and Glen Rogers respectively, with top scorers listed for several teams.
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West Virginia Union hoops schedule outcomes
Clear Fork, Kingston, Sandstone, Meadow Bridge, Conley and Elliott Beckley junior teams competed in a WV Athletic Union schedule with Stoco at Shady Spring. Park Central of Bluefield fell 58-56 as Gauley Bridge ran its Class AA win streak to 17 with a 73-34 victory over Mount Hope Mustangs. Frank Rodriguez's Trap Hill Wildcats defeated Mark Twain's Authors 91-72 for their 11th Raleigh County win.
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Pennsylvania Boxing Commissioners Fired
Governor George M. Leader dismissed the three members of Pennsylvania’s State Athletic Commission, saying he must appoint his own choices to clean up boxing. Chairman Frank Wiener, George Jones, and John D. Holahan were removed, with no replacements named yet. A Democrat source suggested Jim Crowley, former Notre Dame star, could become commission chairman.
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Seixas Backs Doubles With Trabert At Nationals
Vic Seixas skips singles at the National Indoor Tennis Championships in New York, leaving Davis Cup partner Tony Trabert to chase the title in singles. The Seixas Trabert duo opens as top seeds in doubles, their first Home appearance since Australia triumph. Ham Richardson, Art Larsen, Eddie Moylan are also seeded in the singles lineup.
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Warriors Celtics Cop Pro Hoop Twin Bill
The Associated Press reports two NBA games. Philadelphia Warriors edged the Rochester Royals 114 113 in Buffalo, N Y as Paul Arizin scored 36. Boston Celtics beat Milwaukee Hawks 106 103 in overtime led by Bob Cousy with 34. The slate featured a pair of league games. Seven of eight Virginia Tech wrestlers are from Virginia. Heavyweight Jim Locke is from Tennessee.
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Shady Spring And Stoco Postponed Raleigh County Tilt
Shady Spring and Stoco high schools will play tonight at Beaver High School gym per Principal John Saunders. Originally set for January 14 and moved to February 17, the game was rescheduled again due to unavailable officials. A second snowed out game now set for February 23 at Stoco gym in Coal City.
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Wheeling Quint Wins 146-110 In High Scoring Showdown
Wheeling Wild Cats poured 146 points to defeat Weirton 146-110 in a two team scoring binge that may set West Virginia and national records. Gene Breuss scored 88 and Nick Mumley added 30 as nine of ten Wheeling players hit the score sheet, giving the team a 16th win this season and an average of 90 points per game. Weirton’s Norman Orwasky matched 30. Buffalo ties note: Detroit Tigers hire Bucky Harris and assistants Billy Hitchcock and Jack Tighe.
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Regional Golden Gloves Opens with Victories in Huntington
Two Legion Register boxers won on opening night of the 17th annual Regional Golden Gloves at Memorial Field House. Earl Cole of Mabscott and Ray Collins of Fast Beckley captured featherweight novice and lightweight novice bouts respectively. Upcoming fights include heavyweights Chuck Allen, Arthur Collins, and Welterweight Earl Harbison in tonight’s card.
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George Washington and NC State Ride Momentum in Top College Hoops
George Washington and North Carolina State, both top 10 ranked, extended strong runs as GW posted an 11th straight win with a 69-62 comeback over Washington and Lee. GW improved to 20-3 while NC State beat Duke 84-78 as Seitz led the rally. Maryland edged Clemson 68-66 to stay tied atop the ACC with NC State. Southern Methodist beat Texas A&M 81-56 and Rice defeated Baylor 80-68 behind Durrenberger and Krebs's scoring.
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Mare foal born with 13 pound birth at Oceanport
In Oceanport New Jersey trainer Tommy Heard Jr shares a memorable day when his wife gave birth to a daughter as a brood mare produced a tiny foal weighing 13 pounds and standing 24 inches high on March 25.
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