Marsh Fork Beats Sophia In Raleigh County League Clash
Marsh Fork defeated Sophia 78 67 at Montreal Monday night in a Raleigh County League game snapping Sophia’s ACL lead. Marsh Fork led 18 1 early and held a comfortable 60 42 after three quarters as leaders Shane Clark and Jim Clay fouled out. Ray Webber 19, Rodney Rushbrook 24, Doug Basham 15 led Sophia.
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Beckley
Logan
Armory
Raleigh
Coalfield
Marsh Fork
Sophia
Coal City
Stoco Indians
Stoco
Shady Spring
Shady
Montreal
Blue Hawk
Doug Basham
Rodney
Rushbrook
Bulldogs
Ray Webber
Jim Clay
Danny Pritchard
David
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Bramwell Herndon
Clarence Folden
Ronnie Harrison
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Rodney Rushbrook
Mickey Lawrence
Mickey Stone
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Mickey Combs
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HS Bramwell
Don Pierce
Larry Sigmon
Joe Lamberti
Steve Goins
John McCarty
David Sharpe
Jerry Tolbert
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Calvin Belcher
Ronnie Worrell
Calvin StcKinney
Darrell Jenkins
Randall Hurst
Bramwell
Pete Karvasky Beckley
Larry Hylton
Paul Pomeroy
Steve
Philip Cozert
Bubba Kemp
Mullens
Oak Hill
Montgomery
Maroons Still Leading State Schoolboy Race
Wheeling Central Maroons hold first in the weekly WV high school boys basketball poll by the UPI Board of Coaches with 19 straight wins. St Albans and Elkins follow, while Logan makes the biggest jump to sixth as Gauley Bridge moves to fifth and Washington Irving enters the top ten.
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John T.rady
Charleston
UPI
Wheeling Central Maroons
West Virginia
Maroons
United Press International Board of Coaches
St. Albans
Elkins
South Charleston
Gauley Bridge
Logan
Parkersburg
Weirton
Huntington East
Washington Irving
Central
Princeton
Richwood
Matewan
Kermit
Buckhannon
Huntington Marshall
Fairmont East
Piedmont
Barrackville
Wheeling Central
Linsly
Wellsburg
Steubenville Catholic
Bellaire St. Johns
Cedar Grove
Sissonville
Weston
Belington
Charleston Catholic
Man
East
Weirton Madonna
Triadelphia
Huntington
Grafton
Roosevelt-Wilson
Bowling Congress Event Goes Into Fourth Day
The 1943 Alaitea Bowling Congress Tournament entered its fourth day in Buffalo New York as teams arrived from nearby areas aiming to upset the leaders. Frank Rokas of Gary Indiana was crowned Joe Bowler after the brisk opening weekend of ceremonies.
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Buffalo
Moyer Defends Title Amid Weight Dispute in Honolulu
Denny Moyer makes his first defense of the world junior middleweight title in Honolulu facing Stan Harrington. The state Boxing Commission denied an earlier weigh in requested by Moyer, keeping the official weigh in at 1 p.m. Hawaii time today.
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Denny Moyer
Stan Harrington
State Boxing Commission
Portland
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Moyer
Molinas May Appeal Trial Delayed by Judge Illness
New York UPI reports that Jack Molinas fate hangs on an appeal after a long trial delay caused by Judge Joseph A. Sarafite’s illness. State Supreme Court Justice Samuel H. Hofstadter heard arguments on whether the interruption prejudiced the case and potentially vitiated the trial’s effectiveness.
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New York
UPI
Jack Molinas
State Supreme Court
Samuel H. Hofstadter
Joseph A. Sarafite
Hofstadter
Counsl
Rowing Through Golf’s Changing Generations
Miami reports that PGA leader George J. Jacobus says new stars must rise yearly due to supply and demand as modern purses top a million dollars. He recalls shaping professional golf’s winter tour and notes veteran greats like Palmer, Player, and Nicklaus face shorter careers.
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Miami
UPI
Arnold Palmer
Gary Player
Jack ‘Nicklaus
Mer Pga
George Jacobbus
Jacobus
PGA
Jacobus' Golf Legacy Echoes Through Generations
Oscar Fraley notes James R. Jacobus as the longest-serving PGA president and a pioneer of junior golf while reflecting on golf legends Hagen Hogan Jones Palmer and the sport’s evolving modern era. He highlights Jacobus’s 49 years at Ridgewood and the baseball players tour he founded.
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Ridgewood
George
Grantland Rice
Miami Springs Golf Club
Babe Ruth
Paul Wener
Kenesaw Mountain Landis
Walter Hagen
Bobby Jones
Ben Hogan
Byron Nelson
Jugi MacSpaden
Jimmy Thomson
Hagen
Hogan
Jones
Palmer
Hagens
Joneses
Hocans
Oliver Skowron in Outfield The Dugout No 2
The second installment sizing up major league prospects for 1963 focuses on Oliver Skowron as an outfielder option. The piece previews his potential impact and role within the team's lineup for the coming season.
Dodgers eye infield shakeup as Oliver rises in camp
Los Angeles Dodgers manager outlines spring hopes with Nate Oliver likely to shape infield, replacing or supporting Bill Skowron at first base. He notes speed and defense, mentions Maury Wills and Tommy Davis, and hints at pitching depth including Koufax, Podres, and a possible Moeller or Sherry start.
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Walter Alston
Los Angeles Dodgers
Harry Grayson
Dodgers
Varo Beach
Nate Oliver
Spokane
Oliver
Pee Wee
Reese
Los Angeles
Bill Skowron
Maury Wills
Tommy Davis
Junior Gilliam
Howlors
Puerto Rico
Charley Dressen
San Juan
Skowron
Ron
Willie Davis
Frank Howard
Joe Moeller
Phil Ortega
Larry Sherry
Bob Miller
New York Mets
Jack Smith
Ed Roebuck
Ron Perranoski
Sherry
Johnny Roseboro
Doug Camilli
Mike Brumley
Lee Walls
Florida
Wally Moon
Duke Snider
West Virginia High School Basketball Scores Summary
West Virginia school games feature South Charleston 86 Clendenin 71 Madison 89 Poca 70 Drum 74 Buffalo of Wayne 65 Huntington 76 Huntington St. Joseph's 66 Sandstone 61 Gap Mill 45 Marsh Fork 78 Sophia 67 College Bluefield State 115 Charleston School of Commerce 98 EAST Upsala 87 St. Peter's 36 Boston Colt. 59 Northeastern 53 Boston UU. 72 Tufts 51 Loyola TH 70 St. John's NY 47 St Anselm's 62 Merrimack 62 Carnegie Tech 55 Mi Union 31 Rider 64 Wilkes 57 SOUTH Lenoir Rhyne Wofford 66 Mercer 45 Erskine Auburn 63 Tulane 61 Bellarmine 83 Marian 71 Savannah St 93 Alabama 75 Louisiana St 71 Vanderbilt 69 Kentucky 67 Morgan St 72 Hampton 69 Spring Hill 78 Christian Bros 72 Mississippi 72 Florida 63 Florida Southern 96 Rollins 738 Furman 70 Virginia Tech 64 Mississippi St 8 Georgia 75 Louisiana Coll 91 Howard fla MIDWEST Minnis 87 Purdue 7 Concordia Minn 70 MacAles 66 Xavier Ohio 95 Villa Madonna 68 Bowling Green 67 Notre Dame 58 Ohio St 87 Michigan St 7 Indiana 72 Town 71 Omaha 67 St Benedict's Kan 58 Missouri 60 Colorado 58 Northwestern 63 Michigan 62 Augsburg 77 St John's Minn 51 Minnesota 72 Wisconsin 48 SOUTHWEST Oklahoma 84 Nebraska 77 Dallas U 69 St Edward's Tex 68 Texas West 84 W Texas St 42 Abilene Christian 68 Wayland 58
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