Rainelle, Princeton clash in tight church league race
With two weeks left in the regular schedule, Presbyterian and First Methodist stumble in Shaughnessy Playoff chase after losses. First Baptist tops Presbyterian 42 38 as Bobby Pettry shines for Episcopal in a 43 33 win.
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Blue Hawks Rout Rio Grande Quint 85 56
Beckley College's Blue Hawks cruised past Rio Grande Ohio College 85 58 for their 13th win in 20 games. Millard Bowmen and Jimmy Farmer sparked the attack while Pat Nickell dominated the boards. The Hawks opened a 43 23 halftime lead and rode the pace to the finish as subs saw action late.
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Schoolboy Rowe Signs With Phillies Ahead of Spring Training
The Philadelphia Phillies signed veteran pitcher Schoolboy Rowe for the 1948 season after his holdout. Rowe arrived in Clearwater with the team’s advance guard as Babe Alexander reported the signed contract yesterday. Rowe had earlier refused terms offered by club president Bob Carpenter. Spring training starts March 1.
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Lopat to Yanks In Chisox Trade
Ed Lopat, Chicago White Sox ace with 16 wins in 1947, is traded to the New York Yankees for catcher Aaron Robinson and two rookie pitchers. Sox general manager Les O Connor says no cash changes hands. Robinson batted .270 in 83 games for the Yankees last season and will be 32 in June.
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Anita Cap to Be Racing's Riches at Santa Anita Handicap
ARGADIA Calif The Santa Anita Handicap could be the world record richest event with 20 starters in the mile and a quarter race. The first four finishers share a purse of 151600, with 114500 to the winner, and a guaranteed 100000 to the winner regardless of starters.
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Browns Trade Draft Rights to Chappuis
The Cleveland Browns traded draft rights for Michigan halfback Bob Chappuis to another club for players to be named, aiming to prevent him from signing with Pittsburgh. Coach Paul Brown said the move would strengthen the league structure and keep the Big Nine star in play.
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Otsego Leads Twin-County League After High-Scoring Night
Otsego moved into first in the Twin-County Basketball League with an 89-48 win over Crab Orchard, while Mullens beat Keystone Kids 125-60 and Armco defeated Chappie’s Esso 132-72. Glen Rogers edged Ury 72-67. Carl York of Mullens poured in 59 points. league standings show Olgton atop, Mullens and Armco near the top.
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BYU Out of NCAA Tourney
Salt Lake City Brigham Young University is out of the NCAA basketball tournament despite nearing the Mountain States Conference title. Coach Floyd Mille says they aimed for the Metropolitan Invitational Tournament instead.
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Los Angeles
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Stymie Money Mark Safe as Armed Joins Assault on Sidelines
Stymie, the seven year old chestnut with the sport’s all time earnings of 816 060, remains safely ahead in the money chase as Armed and Assault drop from the winter campaign. Armed sidelined and Assault retired to stud after the Widener at Hialeah, Stymie’s lead on the list holds with 816 060 followed by Armed 773 700 and Assault 626 620. Whirlaway Seabiscuit First Fiddle Sun Beau Payot Gallorette Alsab round out the all time top ten in earnings with Gallorette still racing at 351 865.
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Armext
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Beckley EagletsAim for Eighteenth Straight Win in 16 Area
Beckley Beckley junior high Eaglets host Rainette at Beckley High School gym as area play heats up. The schedule features 16 area games with Barboursville, Rainelle, and Princeton matchups shaping the junior league race. Beckley seeks its 18th consecutive win. Princeton faces Quentin Barnes Tigers in a top showdown.
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Night and Morning Scores Across Multiple Schools
A compiled AP style round of small college and college basketball results featuring Bluefield Graham and many others. Teams listed include St Patrick Weston Charleston Reds Marshall Ohio State Maryland Clemson Virginia Tech Hampden Sydney Emory and Henry Furman Wofford and more with varying final scores.
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Brothers Claim Glider Record in California Flight
Inglewood California Henry Meyers and Herman Sylmeier claimed a new American glider soaring record of 12 hours 52 minutes. The previous two place glider record stood at 10 hours 9 minutes. They piloted a navy glider aided by offshore winds over the ocean and coastal hills reaching about 6 000 feet before landing at 10 05 p.m. Meyers has legally changed his name.
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Honus Wagner Preps For 37th Year in NL
Honus Wagner, 74, celebrates a birthday by carving a turkey and plans a 37th NL year. Friends and oil magnate Mike Benedum join him as he heads to Hollywood training with the Pirates while remaining a lifelong baseball figure. Wagner, a .3291 career hitter over 21 seasons, vows to stay in the game, a quest that earned him a hall of fame niche decades ago.
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Pirates Hopeful For Rise With New Look Team
In Cooperstown New York managers expect a stronger Pirates lineup with a near total rebuild. Ralph Kiner Dixie Walker and Max West may form the outfield with Wagner aiming for Ruth’s 60 homer pace though admitted it’s a big order. Despite a 750000 investment the Pirates finished last for the worst 30 years yet gate receipts set local records. An auto stops in 169 feet on glare ice from 20 mph after 21 feet on concrete road.
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Nimrod and Angler by Dr. J. M. Laing
Sports update reports stagnation in fishing and hunting participation with renewed interest in river readiness for starfi shed and pike fishing. The piece notes European spinning gear appeal, local restocking efforts, land acquisitions via Pittman Robertson funds, and club successes while highlighting coal land prices blocking park creation and ongoing land projects in Wyoming and Raleigh counties.
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Beaver Lions Polio Benefit Tilt Tonight at Shady Spring High
Beaver Lions schedule a Texas Longhorn charity game against West Virginia Hill Billies at Shady Spring High School tonight. Teams feature local players and a lively program with music, floor shows, and humorous role assignments amid rough-house rules and a five dollar forfeit for no-show players.
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NYU Extends String to 18 In Victory over St John’s Brooklyn
NYU Violets beat St John’s of Brooklyn 59 to 54 at Madison Square Garden to extend their unbroken winning streak to 18 and remain the lone unbeaten team in college basketball. Adolph Schayes starred as NYU surged from a late deficit to secure the win amid a busy Monday college slate.
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Fights Last Night Card Reports Winners and Draws
Boxing show results list several decisions and stoppages with fighters from New York New Jersey Connecticut California and Puerto Rico. Notable outcomes include Gojas Basora stopping Cooper and Banks stopping Smith while Horne outpoints Hursey.
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