Elbow injury sidelines star as Wesleyan hosts Morris Harvey
In West Virginia college action three State Conference games loom with Wesleyan at Morris Harvey and Shepherd at West Liberty. George King of Morris Harvey may play with a bruised elbow from an earlier game as Shepherd and Salem posted wins earlier, while Bethany and Concord also had notable results.
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Santa Anita Derby Due For 13th Run Tomorrow
Santa Anita hosts the 13th Santa Anita Derby with trainers and jockeys set for tomorrow. The race draws top three year olds and a field expected to challenge for the $ prize money and stakes at Santa Anita Park.
Your Host Favored In Santa Anita Derby Preview
In Arcadia California a 12 horses field is shaping the Santa Anita Derby with Your Host a prohibitive favorite after two decisive wins this meeting. Great Circle from Santa Barbara’s Yolo Stable is an outside threat, aiming to upset the 100000 mile event as the three year olds contest the 1 1/8 mile race. In San Francisco the Seals revert to peanuts after a public uproar over stadium cleanup costs, ejecting the policy but quickly reversing as fans press for peanut vendors.
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Three Hoop Tourney Pairings Listed
Three sectional tourney pairings are announced for Class A Sections 20 and 31 and Junior High Section 13. Junior High Section 12 meets tomorrow to draw. Mullens vs Pineville in 31 set for March 16 at Mullens gym, win heads to Region likely Athens. Section 20 opening game Oak Hill vs Mustangs on March 8 with Fayetteville on March 10.
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Tigers Top B C to Avenge Earlier Defeat
Salem College Tigers defeated Beckley College Blue Hawks 80 to 57 in a West Virginia Intercollegiate Athletic Conference game. Salem led 22-18 in the second and 30-18 in the fourth while Morus and Smallwood starred for Salem, with Bezzini and Riffe reaching double figures for Beckley. The result evened the season series and nudged Salem up in the standings while Beckley fell to 13th.
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Ski Champ Says American Course Made for Schoolboys
Swiss skier Georges Schneider won the world slalom title in Aspen, but called the 40-gate course too easy. He argued European courses would have featured more gates and sharper turns, making the test tougher for him and others.
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Nationals and Lakers reach 40th wins in NBA action
The Syracuse Nationals and Minneapolis Lakers each earned their 40th victory of the season. The Nationals defeated the Tri-City Blackhawks 105 to 74, while the Lakers edged the St. Louis Hawks 72 to 71 with a late jumper by Haley.
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State to Train Game Wardens
State to train game wardens with a two month program at the new state police academy near Dunbar. Conservation officers and recruits will attend three classes of 25. two three week sessions and one two week session. Instructors will come from the commission staff and allied safety and wildlife agencies.
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Dukes and Western Kentucky Near NIT Berth
Duquesne, ranked seventh, defeated Long Island 60-53 at Madison Square Garden, while Western Kentucky crushed Miami Florida 83-47 to extend its win streak. Niagara upset City College of New York 68-63 in the Garden, boosting bids as the selection outlook leaned toward Canisius.
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Rhode Island State College names head football coach
Harold W. Kopp, a Buffalo native and Western Maryland graduate, was reported as Rhode Island State College’s choice to replace Bill Beck. Kopp, a former Brown aide and Yale line coach under Herman Hickman, was not officially confirmed by officials who cited discussions about the state football situation in Kingston last Monday.
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Hart in Knot By Hart in Knot By
Notre Dame All American end Leon Hart, bound for the Detroit Lions next season, will sign a different contract today. He and Lois Newyahr plan to wed at St Coleman’s Church in Turtle Creek Pennsylvania, both aged 21.
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Philly Eagles Hire Jim Thorpe in PR Role
Jim Thorpe, age 61, re joins pro football with the Philadelphia Eagles in a public relations post. Mrs. Thorpe says he will return to uniform for exhibitions of kicking and may take on other duties from GM James Clark. Thorpe is slated to appear with the Eagles for a game against the college all stars at Soldier Field next August.
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Fishing pond for kids planned at Kanawha State Forest
The Conservation Commission reports a two acre fishing pond will be built this summer near Charleston in Kanawha State Forest. It will be stocked with catfish suckers sunfish and other varieties and all fish will be tagged for study. The pond will also serve as a fish management instruction center for conservation officers who will visit periodically to learn species identification and enforcement topics.
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Mountain Lions defeat Bluefield Red Raiders 77 to 61
Concord Mountain Lions knocked off Bluefield College Red Raiders 77 61 in a nonconference game in Athens. Hobby Marrs led all scorers with 23 points, Ralph Ball added 21, Tom Looney scored 20, and Concord built an 18 13 second period run to lead 41 24 at halftime. Ball shined at the line with five straight makes.
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