Eaglets and Eagles clash in key sectional showdown
Beckley’s Flying Eagles host East Bank Pioneers in a top Kanawha Valley clash as 20 games wrap the region’s sectional slate. Notable matchups include Gauley Bridge at Mt Hope and Richwood at Summersville with Stoco and others aiming for league crowns.
Beckley Forms Four Team Little League with Elks Support
A four team Beckley Little League is organized under Beckley Elks Lodge 1452, becoming a nonprofit affiliated with Little Baseball Inc. Officers include George Springer president and James Snead vice president. Teams named Cardinals Yankees Tigers Dodgers, with Bobby Kent coaching the Cardinals.
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Dodgers
Bob Kent
Beckley College
Snead
Little League, Inc
Bears Can Clinch SIC Title Tonight With Two Chances
West Virginia Tech's Golden Bears hold a 16 1 league mark with three games left and two paths to the SIC championship. They can clinch by beating Morris Harvey on their home court in Montgomery or rely on Alderson Broaddus to defeat second-place Davis and Elkins as D and E edged West Virginia Wesleyan 58 54 last night.
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Eccles and Shady Spring win openers in junior high tourney
In the Section 19 Junior High School Basketball Tournament Eccles edged Mt. View 31 24 behind Don Milley while Shady Spring defeated Clear Fork 27 25. Beckley Eaglets and other area teams prepare for today’s schedule with games at Meadow Bridge and Frankford, including Sophia vs Eccles and a Marsh Fork/Stoco semi final setup after an earlier withdrawal.
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New Hunting and Fishing Dates Set by State Commission
Charleston officials announced opening dates for hunting and fishing seasons. Trout run April 28 to Labor Day. bass season June 16 to March 14, 1952. Stream fishing closed March 15 to April 28. Deer by bow and arrow in Holly River State Park and nearby forests. Turkey grouse squirrels October dates. black bear November 1. quail and cottontail rabbits November 10. deer December 3.
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