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Newspaper

Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Feb 26, 1937

Page

9

Flying Eagles and Mullens to settle two out of three at Wilson gym

Tonight at Woodrow Wilson gym the Flying Eagles and Mullens Rebels close their regular schedules in a two out of three series. Mullens arrives off a 36-29 win over Minute Men from Pineville while the Eagles seek to rebound from Tuesday’s tough Mount Hope setback and Fayette town strain. Coach Van Meter likely starts Smith, Adamos, Warden, Davies, and Wood for the Eagles with Mullens countering D Antoni Tolliver McKinney Moyer and Clark. The Junior games precede the main matchup at 6 30.

Flying Eagles Mullens Rebels Woodrow Wilson Gym Mullens Eagles Wyoming Pineville Mount Hope Fayette van Meter Smith Adamos Warden Davies Wood D’antoni Tolliver McKinney Moyer West Virginia Clark Ross Irle Woodrow Wilson Jayvee

Central Cagers Swamp Killarney

Central Blue Eaglets overwhelm Killarney 51 to 14 as Barone 16 and Kent 15 lead scoring, with Moorefield solid on defense holding Levern to five points. Thurman 13 and Morefield 16 also key as Central dominates from early in the game.

Central Blue Eaglets Shrewsbury Killarney Stonecoal Barone Kent Thurman Beckley Jimmy Moorefield Irlemen Moorefield Levern Dilly Central F Lovern Legg F Bailey Cc Hampton G Dilly Morefield Scarbro Adames Berman Hall White O'Neal

Managers Confer On Fight Plans Between Baer and Pastor

Ancil Hoffman manager of Max Baer and Jimmy Johnston promoter at Madison Square Garden met to discuss a plan to match Baer with Bob Pastor in a heavyweight bout. If agreed, Baer may postpone sailing to London to meet the Foord Farr winner. Baer walked out of a New York State Athletic Commission meeting amid a dispute with Commissioner Bill Brown. Notre Dame handball teams faced the University of Chicago this winter in the sport’s first intercollegiate contest at Notre Dame.

Associated Press New York Ancil Hoffman Max Baer Jimmy Johnston Madison Square Garden Baer Bob Pastor Hoffman London New York State Athletic Commission Bill Brown

Rebels Defeat Pineville 36 29 In Return Meeting

Mullens avenges earlier setback by beating Pineville 36 to 29. D Antoni held by county seaters while McKinney and Stewart lead with 10 points each. Mullens 36 Pineville 29.

Mullens Pineville Minute Men D'Antoni McKinney Moyer Rebels Stewart

Air Pilot Sam Paces Pointers At National Meet

GRAND JUNCTION Tenn Air Pilot Sam a rugged pointer from L D Johnson Evansville Ind ran a grueling heat today to become the favorite for the national bird dog championship. The veteran left 23 dogs to run and no one could predict the winner. Sulu and Homewood Flirtations former champions have yet to take the field. Tomorrow morning’s brace includes King Genius owned by C R Dawley and Farmwood Yankee owned by Ando M Fileischmann.

Associated Press Grand Junction Tenn Sam L. D. Johnson Evansville Ind Sulu Homewood King Genius C. R. Dawley Charleston W. Va Farmwood Yankee Ando M. Fileischmann New York

Reds Are Kid Team of Majors Ahead of Spring Training

The 1937 Cincinnati Reds, nicknamed the kid team of the majors, head to spring training with an average age of 26 years 9 months, average height 5 feet 11 1 2 inches, and weight 181 pounds. Young Eddie Miller born 1916 anchors the infield, Hazen Cuyler the granddaddy born 1899, Steve LeGault the tallest at 6 6, and Alexander Kampouris and James Outlaw the shortest at 5 8. Don Brennan weighs 212 pounds as the heaviest player and Leonard Kahny the lightest at 155 pounds. ten of 36 players come from California.

Cincinnati Cincinnati Reds Eddie Miller Hazen Kiki) Cuyler Steve LeGault Alexander Kampouris James Outlaw Don Brennan Maine Leonard Kahny California

County Coaches Plan for Raleigh County Track Draw

Raleigh county eight schools enter sectional tourney with Beckley hosts discussion of blind draw and first round pairings. Mark Twain tops upper bracket while Woodrow Wilson Flying Eagles anchor lower bracket. Spring athletics and a county track meet may be organized if enthusiasm grows.

Raleigh County Beckley W. R. Fugitt Paul W. Feigley C. J. McQuade Mark Twain Woodrow Wilson Flying Eagles

Fall injures Wyco woman. hip not fractured

Mrs. J. N. Rhodes, 66, is hospitalized in Beckley after a fall along the road. Doctors reported no hip fracture upon examination, though she believed her hip was fractured.

Register Wyco J. N. Rhodes Beckley Hospital

Tulsa Oilers Home and Road Game Counts in Texas League Schedule

From 1921 to 1936 inclusive Col Phil T Chinn of Lexington Kentucky a renowned thoroughbred breeder sold 905 yearlings at public auction for 4232800 dollars an average of 4677 dollars each Tulsa Oilers were given 81 home games and 80 on the road in the Texas league schedule reflecting his era of racing and sports interest.

Tulsa Oilers Phil T. Chinn Lexington

Favorites Fall In Southern West Virginia Tournament

Hub Market of Huntington defeated Kingston 32-8 as the only favored team to win. Owens-Illinois of Charleston beat Holden 27-17, Clendenin beat Man 17-10, and the Charleston CCC routed Mount Hope 41-6. Clendenin edged Charleston Arcade 16-15 to reach the opening round, while Owens-Illinois advanced with a 29-7 win over East Bank.

Associated Press Charleston Hub Huntington Kingston Owens-Illinois Holden Clendenin Man Charleston CCC Mount Hope Charleston Arcade East Bank

Penn Wins From Carnegie Quint

Penn State basketball defeated Carnegie Tech 27 to 25 in a slow eastern intercollegiate game. The Lions led 22 to 10 at halftime and held Carnegie to five points in the second half while Tech managed nine.

Associated Press Pittsburgh Penn State Carnegie Tech Lions Tech

Trap Hill Tops Eagle Reserves In Twin Bill

Trap Hill and Woodrow Wilson split a doubleheader at Surveyor gym with Trap Hill defeating Woodrow Wilson Junior Varsity 29 to 20 after Jayvee Reserves beat Trap Hill Seconds 20 to 17. Box scores list players and points for both teams with substitutions and referee Bishop.

Woodrow Wilson Trap Hill Surveyor Gym Wildcats Jayvee T. Hill Mohier F Holt Gallaher F Lotti Tanner Cc O'Neal Huffman Canady Kuhn Bland Shumate Eagle Price Bond Carmack Freeland W. W. Jayvees T. Hill War Douglas F Patton Zebrowsky F Reynolds Cc Daniels Cobb G Stoots Sluss G Christian Jayvees Snead Barrett Underwood Murray Daniels Bishop

Wesleyan Guard Sought by Pros

Announcement from Buckhannon states Boggs Hall Wesleyan star guard has received contract and offer to play next season with the Boston Red Sox. He may join teammate Nelson Peterson in negotiations. Both keyed Wesleyan’s strong season and will play with Gip Battles. Hall, 188 pounds, praised as one of Wesleyan’s best linemen. He came from Sutton West Virginia in 1933 and converted to guard by Coach Ross.

Buckhannon Boggs Hall Wesleyan Boston Redskins Hall Nelson Peterson Bobcats Methodist Boston Clifford Gip” Battles Sutton W. Va Ross

Draw For State Junior Hi Tourney Set For Tomorrow

Central Blue Eaglets and 12 other junior high teams enter the Charleston event with a draw due tomorrow at Roosevelt school. Coach Ross Irle will attend as pro tourney plans wrap up. Entries include Central Ramsey Bluefield Dunbar Montgomery Clendenin Mount Hope Whitesville Holden Chelyan Gary Pratt Montreal Stoco Lincoln Roosevelt Woodrow Wilson. If more enter the schedule shifts from two to three days.

Central Blue Eaglets Charleston Roosevelt School Capital Ross Irle Beckley Central Ramsey Bluefield Dunbar Montgomery Clendenin Mount Hope Whitesville Holden Chelyan Gary Pratt Montreal Stoco Lincoln Roosevelt Woodrow Wilson Blue Eaglets Fairmont Ken Hunt

Hall earns All-Conference nod as peers chase pro chances

Hall was named to the All-Conference team by state sports writers after another strong season. Senior teammates Roy Bachtel and Leonard Barnum are negotiating pro contracts, with Bachtel reportedly drawing offers from the Cleveland Rams and Redskins and Barnum in talks with New York Giants officials. Kentucky Derby eligibles for Keeneland include Galson, Brooklyn, Billionaire, Old Nassau, White Tie, Flying Scot, Flying Cross, and Privileged. Cincinnati’s Crosley Field clubhouse buildings, struck by flood, settled back onto their foundations, reducing repair costs.

Hall Bobcat Roy “Cookie” Bachtel Leonard “Feets Barnum Bachtel Cleveland Rams Redskins New York Giants Keeneland New Lexington Galson Brooklyn Billionaire Old Nassau White Tie Flying Scot Flying Cross Cincinnati Crosley Field

Scholastic and college basketball and wrestling scores

Greenbrier M A 24 Hinton 22 Summersville 14 Richwood 10 Burch 35 Gilbert 24 Poca 57 Malden 24 Gauley Bridge 32 Seth 16 Parkersburg 41 Point Pleasant 23 Parkersburg C 48 Point Pleasant B 17 Cairo 43 Pennsboro 8 Ravenswood 17 Sandyville 1 Harrisville 16 Parkersburg 9 University of Cincinnati 29 Ohio Wesleyan 24 Muskingum 37 Denison 28 Ohio Northern 28 Findlay 29 Kent State 35 Bowling Green 31 Ball State 43 Indiana State 30

Greenbrier M. A Hinton Summersville Richwood Burch Gilbert Poca Malden Gauley Bridge Seth Parkersburg Point Pleasant Cairo Pennsboro Ravenswood Sandyville Harrisville University of Cincinnati Ohio Wesleyan Muskingum Denison Ohio Northern Findlay Kent State Bowling Green

Whitesville Plans Baseball Teams For Youth Club

Whitesville Athletic club members aged 14 to 21, about 50 boys, will end winter sports with indoor activities and organize baseball in spring. Parents praise the program which provides wholesome recreation and keeps youths from loafing. Next year the club plans to seek a license to sponsor boxing.

Register Whitesville Whitesville Athletic Club

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