Eagles Edge Mt Hope 60 56 In Coalfield Clash
Beckley Flying Eagles opened strong and held early leads, finally defeating Mount Hope Mustangs 60 to 56 in a Coalfield Conference game. Stone sparked Mullens and Oceana wins posted as the night’s scholastic slate continued with seven tilts on tap.
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Roundup of high school games features Dempsey feud and multiple scorers
The roundup covers Beckley losing to Mt. Hope as Oak Hill and Montgomery clash, Oceanic Indians reach 18th straight win with a 102 90 victory, Mullens Rebels extend win streak to 15, Pax Wildcats defeat Sophia Blue Hawks, Seth Sherman Tide and PaxPirates results, and Ansted Highlanders edged by Fayetteville Pirates in New River Valley action.
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King Within 38 of Abramovic's Record
Morvis Harvey's King Stood within 38 points today of the national single season basketball scoring mark. The race centers on a 777 point single season record set by Sohin Abramovic of Salem College in 1942. Harvey's 75-60 loss to West Virginia Tech yesterday left him within striking distance with two regular season games and possible postseason play remaining. DeLong of River Falls appears ahead in the four year scoring race with 22,448 points in 87 games, while DeLong may eye the all time four year record as well. The Wisconsin ace leads in the four year totals but faces competition from DeLong and King for the single season mark as more games loom.
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Basketball Jumble Foretells League Standings and Invitations
The piece surveys league history from 1901 to 1949 noting New York atop a record among eight clubs, then describes the looming National Invitation Tournament selection process. It explains committee behavior, claims scouts are dreaming, and outlines that eight top teams from the nation will be invited after regional choices, with four local teams guaranteed early Garden appearances.
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Local sports round with WVU stars and regional boxing notes
Sports columnist notes Mullens rivals and Walker's Esso face the West Virginia University All-Stars led by Leland Byrd and Clyde Green. Also covered are rumors about Happy Shores, Morgantown squats, Ken Shroyer’s baseball plans at Beckley College, and Crider’s victory at the Regional Golden Gloves in Huntington.
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Rain Halts Houston Open Qualifying Round
Heavy rain halted qualifying at the Houston Open as nearly two inches fell in under an hour causing course closures at Brae Burn Country Club. Officials announced postponed play at least until mid afternoon with a late clinic possible if conditions improve.
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Big Names Tread Cautiously at Houston Open Qualifying
The Houston Open began under rain with amateurs and lesser-known pros dominating the day while top players deferred to today’s rounds. Of 137 attempting to qualify, 31 withdrew before finishing 18 holes as 84 of the 108 who completed posted scores of 83 or under. Amateur Bill Shields of Albany, N Y led with a 71 after just three rain-soaked holes, as defending champion Johnny Palmer was among the few high-profile players taking tentative swings in drizzle.
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Eaglets Meet Shady in Beckley Cup Clash
Beckley JHS Eaglets and Shady Spring Juniors face off in the Section 18 tournament at Recestor Friday after Eccles withdraws. Tipoff around 2 15 with regional berth at stake against Pineville Marsh Fork and Steco winners. Coaches and lineups noted for Beckley and Shady, with top seed Eaglets favored 15 wins this season.
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Milligan Added To Concord Grid
Concord College Lions release 1950 football schedule with new opponent Milligan of Tennessee. Open at Bluefield September 15 against Davis and Elkins, add Tusculum and include home tilts mostly in Bluefield. Schedule lists games at Greenville and Bluefield with West Virginia Tech as finale.
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Team Leaders in SiC Unchanged
BECKLEY Team leaders in the State Collegiate Basketball Conference remained unchanged through last week’s action. Morris Harvey leads with 85.1 points per game after an 18- mark through Saturday. Davis and Elkins (19-3) sit second with 75 points per game. West Virginia Wesleyan tops defensively at 61.8 per game. Shepherd leads in team fouls per game at .689, while Beckley College posts .684 and Alderson-Breaddus drops to third. A-B and Tech show strong floor shooting and low fouls respectively.
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Beckley Beagles Triumph in Virginia Trial
Beckley area beagles excelled at the Shenandoah Valley Beagle Club event in Blacksburg Virginia last weekend. Dr John H O Dell of Beckley served as Mountain State Beagle Club secretary treasurer and presented the dogs. His Lady Jane II captured the 18 inch AA reserve title while Whitestick Dusty owned by Frank L Pachute of Skelton placed second in 18 inch AA and Lindsey s Skipper owned by Everette Lindsey of Midway earned top in 13 inch combined dogs AA.
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Crusaders Nose B C For 23rd Win in Row
Holy Cross remains unbeaten with its 26th straight victory, extending a long win streak as it travels to face Brown. The doubleheader opener saw Columbia defeat Harvard 62-32, La Salle beat Manhattan 65-60, and St Johns rallying past NYU after trailing 21-7. North Carolina State crushed North Carolina 70-44 to claim its fourth straight Southern Conference title, while Princeton upset Syracuse 68-55 ending a six-game Orange streak. Arkansassolidifies lead in SWC with decisive wins, as Hardin-Simmons beat Texas Western and Loyola Chicago topped others amid a busy conference night.
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Revisions Talk Amid NCAA Sanity Code Debate
Chicago report notes an Interchange of Idols on the NCAA sanity code as Secretary-Treasurer Tug Wilson and conference commissioners meet to discuss revisions. James Stewart and Bernie Moore joined Wilson in an unheralded gathering four days before the 15-member council meets in Chicago to review violator penalties.
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