Eagles Defeat East Bank and Reach Mt Hope Tonight
Eagles freshly coming off an upset of East Bank take on Mount Hope tonight in a Coalfield Conference slate. Montgom ery visits Oak Hill while Pineville plays Mullens and Stoco faces Clear Fork with Herndon meeting Oceana and Sophia at Pau.
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Boxscores Highlight West Virginia High School Games
The article reviews multiple boxscores from Scholastic games, noting Beckley’s 12–4 record and Woodrow Wilson and East Bank contributions. It covers Stotesbury School’s Authors’ 18th win, Crichton Wildcats’ narrow losses, Meadow Bridge’s title bid, and Greenbank’s 64–30 conference victory as Greenbrier Conference action dominates the report.
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The Associated Press reports on boxing and college basketball rankings with Toronto-Sandy Saddler defeating Luis Ramos, and Iggy Vaccaui, Ralph Zannelli, and Steve Belloise among others mentioned. Bradley University ascends to No. 1 in the national basketball poll, surpassing Holy Cross while Ohio State, Duquesne, Kentucky, and UCLA hold prominent positions.
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Five Games, Three in SIC Set Tonight IAA Champs Win
West Virginia basketball headlines feature five games on tap, three in the SIC. West Virginia State topped Bluefield State 103 as Morris Harvey's George King eyes a national scoring mark. Shepherd hosts Bridgewater Va. Fairmont at Salem. West Liberty at Alderson-Dreaddus. University of Mexico tourney opponents to State.
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Brownie Psycho Starts Experiment For Browns
The St Louis Browns received a visit from Dr David F Tracy a psychologist who urged a young aggressive club ready to knock off AL leaders He will join the Browns Sunday for spring training at Burbank Calif to help players overcome fears and build confidence The plan includes day by day classes at the training camp.
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Page Signs Estimated $30,000 Contract
The New York Yankees near completing deals with remaining unsigned players as Fireman Joe Page signs for about 30,000 to 35,000, likely the richest salary for a reliever. Several starters including Byrnes remain unsigned while Berra may become a problem. Elsewhere Reds catcher Walker Cooper and Detroit catcher Aaron Robinson join new contracts. Red Sox sign Balts, Braves ink Gene March, Browns pitchers Starr and Taylor also sign.
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Dick Starr
Vernon Taylor
Eaglets End Season With Win Over Oak Hill Reach Sectional Finals
Hollywood eighth and central grade teams posted lopsided wins in the Town District Grade School league. Hollywood beat Prosperity Eighths 131 to 23 while Lincoln Sixth graders won 22 to 6. Skelton defeated Cranberry 61 to 16 and Central beat Raleigh 30 to 12. Four Skelton players scored in double figures, Wingler led Skelton with 19 and Hawks 15. Central’s Matox had 10, Sands and Cerrito eight each. Hollywood’s Hollywood sixth grade had eight each with Hill and Gross six each.
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Crusaders Accept NCAA Bid as Buckeyes Bradley Near Berths
The Associated Press reports Holy Cross leads District 1 with a 22-0 record and Ohio State at 18-3 seems headed for a District 4 NCAA bid after beating Indiana. Bradley sits atop District 5 with 24-3, likely facing the Kansas State/Nebraska winner for a bid, as Nebraska leads the Big Seven. Ohio State tops the Big Ten race with 10-1 versus Wisconsin 7-2, while Michigan, Northwestern, and Iowa post wins in various conference games. Other regional results include Duquesne over Indiana State, CCNY over Fordham, Columbia over Brown, Niagara over John Carroll, Lafayette over Seton Hall, Drake over Kansas, Oklahoma over Town State, and Tennessee over LSU.
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Harness Club Plans Longer Card at Fort Steuben Raceway
The Eastern Harness Racing Club announces extended operations at Fort Steuben Raceway in Steubenville Ohio. Club president Irvin Fried says minimum purses will start at 400 dollars with a single 1000 dollar purse each night during the May 13 to June 3 meet.
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Mikan Needing 2,000 Point Mark To Pass
George Mikan of the Minneapolis Lakers remains the NBA scoring leader with 1,514 points and five top offensive totals but would need 40.5 points per game over 12 games to surpass 2,000, a feat never before achieved. St Alex Groza trails with 1,217, while Groza owns the best field goal percentage at .471. In a recent league game Tri-City Hawks beat the Baltimore Bullets 82 to 73 with Gene Vance scoring 14 for the Hawks.
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