Partlow Versus Stanley Thriller Highlights Huntington Night
Opening night of the Regional Golden Gloves in Huntington featured two Beckley boxers as Bill Stanley of Princewick and Robert Jones of Sullivan won their bouts. Stanley defeated Kenny Partlow in a dramatic lightweight novice clash with multiple knockdowns and dramatic rallies that had about 2,000 fans on their feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beckley
Huntington
Legion-Register
Bill Stanley
Princewick
Robert Jones
Sullivan
Stanley
Kenny Partlow
Jones
Andy Kozar
Lanark
Arthur Strickland
Alfonso Larkin
Milford Zeigler
Garfield Garten
John LeGrand
June Larkin
David Moore
Carlos Gibson
Branchland
Everett Lee Meek
Scotty Hensley
Franklin Light
St Albans
Bill Davis
Omar
Junior Franklin
Larry Lawson
North Elis
Ronnie Hinkle
Willamson
W. Va
Forrest L. Eans
Kenneth Thompson
David Massey
Seth
Jimmy Sparks
Logan
Ralph Hatton
Dan Martin
Lakin
Tommy Ellis
Nitro
William Gayheart
Norman Collins
Davin
Charley Gross
Crown City
Ohio
Donald Ward
Gallipolis
H. D. Moore
Puritan Mines
Collier L. Smith
Levi Martin
Thurman Workman
Sylvester
Roger Hammond
Paintsville
Tommy McComas
Frank Patton
Frank Christy
Charleston
Joseph Vincent
Parkersburg
Senators Trade Bearden to Seattle of PCL
Charleston Senators ship Gene Bearden and cash to Seattle of the Pacific Coast League for Art DeDuca and Alex Garbowski. President Danny Menendez says Garbowski provides a needed defensive shortstop and Garbowski was used as a utility player last season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senators
Bearden
Seattle
P.C.L
Charleston
Charleston Senators
Gene Bearden
Pacific Coast League Today
Danny Menendez
American Association Baseball Club
Art de Duca
Alex Garbowski
Stanley Cops Regional Gloves Thriller Beats Cabell Boy
West Virginia regional Golden Gloves opens with a fast paced night at Huntington featuring a double eight count moment when Bill Stanley edged Kenny Partlow in a dramatic welterweight clash. Thirty-six bouts moved through with 19 decisions 11 TKOs and four defaults as McComas wowed with 15 second knockout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
West Virginia
Memorial Field House
Tommy McComas
Frank Patton
Paintsville
Bill Stanley
Princewick
Kenny Partlow
Stanley
Murphy and Lewellen Named No 8 Assistants
Murphy and Lewellen named as assistants for the North squad in the 1954 North South football game. Dick McElwee of Romney High School selected Bob Murphy of Masontown and Howard Lewellen of Warwood to join the North staff, completing the coaching lineup alongside South coach Dick Ware and his picks Chasey Wilson and Harold Cox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Romney
W. Va
Dick McElwee
Romney High School
Bob Murphy
Masontown High
Howard Lewellen
Warwood
Lewellen
WVU
Marine Corps
Kingwood High School
Murphy
Rebels Owls Cats Triumph in Tri County Schoolboy Games
Beckley’s Flying Eagles lost 70 69 at Bluefield as Julian Trail fouled Buddy Weeks at the buzzer. Weeks made the late free throw. Mt Hope upset Gauley Bridge 57 57 run by Jim Morgan and Howard Taylor 19 each. Marion Brown 32 for Glen Rogers Owls beat Marsh Fork. Stoco led by Joe Wyce 24 beat Hinton. Mullens defeated Princeton with Miller Hurt Tabscott 22 18 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beckley Dwayne Wingler
Norman Southern
Howard Hurt c
Tony Lusky
Julian Trail
Paul Hutchinson
Hill
Billy Otals
Bluepiel
Jim Heaster
Richard Kinser
Hugh Whittaker
Buddy Weeks
Bob Musser
Bob Morricles
Jonn Bowless
Eddie Morricles
Jim
Richardson
Beckley
Bluefield
Princeton
Cal Belcher
Bill Sowers
Pat Johnson
Gary Cooper
Frank Rule
Ray
Joe Wyce
Charles Kidd
Ron Powells
Hinton A
Stoco A
Flying Eagles
Gauley Bridge
Travelers
Mullens Rebels
Glen Rogers Owls
Pax Wildcats
Stoco Indians
Mark Twain
Beavers
Eagles
Weeks
Tony Lusk
Dwayne Wingler
Norton Canterbury
Dudley Burgess
Mt. Hope
Jim Morgan
Howard Taylor
Marion Brown
Big Glen Rogers Center
Owls
Marsh
Don Stover
Today’s Games Featuring Oak Hill and Nearby Teams
A slate of high school matchups includes Lookout at Oak Hill, Gary at Oceana, McComas at Herndon, Chas at Reds, and Meadow Bridge Jr at Rainelle Jr, highlighting regional rivalries and season progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Hill
Gary
Oceana McComas
Herndon
Chas
Reds
Kingston Meadow Bridge
Rainelle Jr
Locals Fall Short as Mt Hope Upsets Gauley 59 to 57
Mt Hope Mus tangs edge Gauley 59 57 in a tight Coalfield Conference tilt on Gauley court. Mullens cruises to 15th win in 16 with 83 75 over Princeton Tigers. Glen Rogers wins 13th (10th straight) 90 75 over Marsh Fork. Pax 12th win 67 52 vs Kingston. Stoce defeats Hinton 67 63. Mark Train tops Trap Hill 83 66. Stratton Bull dogs topple Park Central 66 61. Fayetteville beats Ansted 73 59. Baileysville defeats Gilbert 95 50. Clear Fork edges Shady Spring 66 65. Meadow Bridge 79 60 over Rainelle. Trap Hill Juniors beat Shady Spring Tiger Cubs 61 37. Lookout at Oak Hill and Gary at Oceana top card. Charleston Reds vs Kingston MeComas vs Herndon Meadow Bridge Junior High at Rainelle. Beckley and Bluefield split early before late rally tied it. Virginia Cavaliers win one of five ACC games lead by Buzz Wilkinson scoring leader and Bill Casey free throw percentage leader. ACC boxing resumes March 6 Virginia Maryland. Sunny Jim Fitzsimmons keeps horses in same barn at Hialeah since 1931 rebuild. New Jersey has 127 thoroughbred breeding farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MT. Hope Norton Canterbury
Jim Morgan
Fred Dixon
Bill
Potter
Dudley Burgess
Firgil Dillion
Gayle Bridge
Julian Taylor
Howard Taylor
Otho Mays
Rogar Baughang
Don Moong
Raymond Dudas
Jack Forloines
Bob Johnsons
Joe Sebio
Mt. Hope
Gauley Bridge
Ee — Marsh Fork
Larry Cassel
Dick Jarrell Leef
Sellards c
Clay G
Crider
Barkers
Hopkins
Glen Rogers
Kermit Gentry
Eugene Herron
Marion
Browne
Azel Bailey G
Tommy Lamb Gs
Harold Snuffers
Teddy Clay S
Wilsons
Man
Nickie Troskys
Marsh Fork
Len Rogers
Ap Kingston
Chuck Sprouses
Jack Clifton
Thomas Walker E
Larry Sandy
Tom
Plasha G
Leonard Adkins S
Bill S'gree
Larry Scarboroughs
Trap Hilt Jerry Pan
Don Miller
Thompsons
Arnol Thompsons i
Mark Twain
Os Kineston
Ddie Adkins
Wax Ronnie McKinney
George Par F
Bull Anderson
Donnie Hanshaw
Meadow Bridge
Douglas Bowers
George Parker
Jame Thomas Fi
Otals
Dalla Sanford
Trap Hill
Bill He
Jim Hulme
Thomas Woolwines
Shady Spring
Jin Shaers
Pitzenbarger
George McLaughlins
Hn Johnsons
Richie Gravely
Kainelle
Clear Fork
Charle Rok
Harold Bryant
Gilbert Edwin Burgess
Bert
Sandy Fer
Laegers Vning
Frankie
Clint Eadways
Leer
Earl Short
Farne i Lines
Harry Kegleys
Shady Bring
Bobs
Jerrys
Baileysville
Ken
Ansted
Jim Slidt
Eddie Blume
Paul Mellec
Dave Hess
Dick McGrAw
Dan Cavendish
Ick Banrtes
Travis Sullivan
la Toe Stat
Jim Dempsey
Odell Hatfield
Elvin Skaggs
Wn Harvey
Max Herricks
Ck ¢ Vdfreys
Tack Green
Fayettevill
Shannon
James Andrews
Ralph Parsons
Sibert
James Akers
O'Neal
Ballewsville
Richard
Henry Prouse
Mark Haynie
Alfred Jennings
Shady Springer
Kenneth Kings
Greer
Willie Dileonardo Gs
Wilt
Eerz
Fayetteville
W.va. Athletic Union
Park Central Rakes
Charles Martin
David Coates
Dan Frooe
Tom Hobsom
Trap Hili
Robert Alston
Major Reed
Gibsons
Cove
Oah Henderson
Leonard Reeds
Hershel Watkins
Ag Glan ‘ Ino
Wilmore Austins
Milas
Stratton
Howard Barrett
Cornelius Clark
Mt Hope
Mustangs
Gauley Court
Mullens
Princeton Tigers
Pax
Kingston
Wildcats
Stoce
Hinton
Mark Train
Gilbert
Rainelle
Tiger Cubs
Lookout
Oak Hill
Gary
Oceana
Charleston Reds
MeComas
Herndon
Meadow Bridge Junior High
Beckley
Bluefield
Medic Defends Aussie Quarantine in Olympic Horses
New Jersey animal quarantine chief Dr. Francis Herchenroder argues Australia’s island status allows strict safeguards against diseases like hoof and mouth. He notes New Zealand shares similar rules and warns loosening restrictions could threaten both economies and livestock health. He says his view is not about judging horsemen but about quarantine priority over jumping contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Herchenroder
Clifton
N.J
Agricultural Research Service
Port of New York
New Zealand
Australia
Ronceverte Rifflemen Win Guard Rifle League III
Ronceverte Company H of the National Guard won first place in a League III rifle match in Beckley defeating four other companies. Captain Kenneth W. Moore led the winning team to qualification for the state championship in Charleston next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronceverte
Rifflemen
Company H
National Guard
Kenneth W. Moore
Charleston
Beckley
Richwood
Gassaway
Eugene V. Spence
Paul F. Ramsey
Merel G. Morgan
Charles W. Patton
Kenneth C. Reed
Howard W. Rodgers
James E H. Jackson
Keith W. Dotson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Stanley Partlow Tiff
Pillar
Earl Rogers
Partlow
Cabell County
Patt- Jow
Associated Press
Johnny Proton
Luther Crider
Arthur Collins
Collins
New York
Lakin Industrial School
Morgantown
Jack Stone
Hank Ellis
West Virginia Wesleyan
Bobcats
Beckley College
Shady Spring High School
Wesleyan
Ed Hood
Hood
Ellis
Stanley Cops
Cabell Boy
Elvin Branham
Ivan Henderson
Lakin Landvil Elkins
Pecks Mill
Vernon McDermont
Ashford
Jack Nichols
Kenova
Tandy Asbury
Lewis McCafferty
Eddie Smith
St. Albans
Frank Williams
Asheville
N. Cc
Bob Wetzel
Curtis Stone Jr
Tom Arthur
Charles Gue
West Virginia University
Masontown
Coalfield Conference
Raleigh County League
James Rowland
Roy Smith
Ray Crisp
Leotis Nation
Rudolph Adams
Sam
Engish
Lloyd Hembric
Park Central
E. W. Dienhart
National Concrete and Masonry Association
Dienhart
Court House
Orelite
Stoco
David Miller
MA Serge Hurt
Bob Tabscott
Eddie Adkins
George Pack
University of Virginia
Cavaliers
Buzz Wilkinson
Bill Casey
Virginia
Maryland
Sunny Jim Fitzsimmons
Hialeah
New Jersey
By Gayle Talbot
Melbourne
Ronceverte Rifflemen
W.v.la.c
Pet
W. Va. Tech
Concord
Alderson-Broaddus
Salem
Morris Harvey
Davis & Elkins
West Liberty
Glenville
Shepherd State
Peckley
Fairmont
Bethany
Potomac State
Cas
Park&tilford
Kentucky
Ark 41
Kentucky Bourbon
Park & Tilford Distillers OF Kentucky, Inc
Louisville