Jersey Bowlers Lead After ABC Event at Atlantic City
At Atlantic City the Jersey bowlers gained the ABC lead as De Angels Grille of Hershey posted a 2473 team score winning the fayve-man event. Ed Taylor Eatontown N J rolled 672 to place third in singles, Joan Hingum East Paterson 640 for sixth, Robert Prophet 644 tied for tenth with Sam Weinstein Albany N Y. Joseph Van Winkle Charleston W Va led all events with 1872 but fell to eighth in singles with 649.
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Beckley boxers reach regional semi finals in Golden Gloves event
Ten Beckley fighters from an 18-man roster remain in the running as the regional Golden Gloves quarterfinals in Radla Center progress. Wins include a technical knockout by Larkin and a decision for Simms, with Nash of Highcoal defeating Clark in a controversial lightweight bout.
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Tri County Cage Tourney Planned
Championship of the Tri County League set for Beckley on February 27 with events beginning February 24. Semifinals February 26 and a 2:30 pm final, as officials search to staff referees amid past limitations. bouts feature Marshall Ricketts and Johnny Kee among notable fighters, with Beckley boxers and Huntington participants competing in multiple weight classes.
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Clevon Murray
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Chapple's Esso and Dias Floral Clash in Loop Night
February games schedule shows Chapple's Esso versus Walker's Esso at 7 00 p m and Dias Floral meeting Dorothy Shamrocks at 8 15 p m on February 25. On February 26 at 6 30 p m the winner of February 24 games faces pmeck with Co F of Armory to play Independent team at 7 45 p m. The event concludes February 27 with the winner of February 25 games at 2 30 p m in the championship.
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Hinton Retires Shires Jersey Mirroring Local Grid Honors
Hinton High School will retire the 1947 1948 jersey worn by Wat Shires the program’s early all state standout. Shires joined Hinton’s hall of fame as the second local gridder to earn all state recognition while Coach Charlie Scrader notes the ceremony confirms his lasting impact. The item preserves a period of high school football distinction in Parkersburg region.
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Cage Card schedule shows multiple high school matchups tonight
The evening lineup lists West Liberty vs Wesleyan and Morriy vs Hacvey among many high school boys and girls games. Other noted pairs include Mt. Hope Marsh Fork Ansted Gauley Bridge Nuttall Kalnelle and Meadow Bridge Pax Falncetan Fayetteville Oak Hull Minton Shady Sel Clear Fork Greenbank Montgomery Laeger Burd Halleysville Crichton Matoaka Herndon Concord Training Lincoln Byrderrillermag widening Sutton Boxing Golden Gloves Huntington.
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Weirton followsbee edges Sherrard in state scores
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Hawks Face Slim Chance In Key Collegiate Title Run
Morris Harvey leads the West Virginia conference chase with a 9-3 tally and must sweep its remaining games at home against Potomac and Glenville, plus a road visit to Huntington, to claim the title. Fairmont State and Salemea posted upset wins as the league tightens with three weeks left in the race.
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Beckley College Ties for Third In WVIC Loop
Beckley College’s Blue Hawks moved into a tie for third in the WVIC standings after last night’s games. Morris Harvey remains a clear leader while the tight race saw second and third place swap positions, highlighted by Millard Bowman’s clutch shooting at Woodrow Wilson Gymnasium.
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Beckley College Defeats West Virginia Tech 71 67
Beckley College beat West Virginia Tech 71 to 67 to improve its standings and avenge a 20 point loss at Montgomery. Dick Smith Pat Nickell and Ken Keatley led early scoring while Sam Farmer and Bowman keyed the late surge as about 800 fans watched the Blue Hawks.
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FIGHTS LAST NIGHT IN ASSOCIATED PRESS BOX
Fights last night featured Silvano Locatelli beating Paulie Jackson by outpoint in Reading. Dunce Spagnolo and Roy Thomas drew in a 10 round bout in New York. Loui Trudel, a former Cleveland Barons star, now serves as goal judge in Springfield and sparks the crowd whenever AHU players score.
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