Marshall's Cam Henderson Weighs West Coast Coaching Offer
Coach Cam Henderson of Marshall University weighs a West Coast head coaching offer as speculation grows about leaving Huntington. He notes salary figures may influence a decision, and discussions with Marshall officials are ongoing. Henderson has coached 35 years, moving from Davis and Elkins College to Marshall in 1938.
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Beckley Debuts at Home Versus Hinton in Coalfield Clash
Beckley Flying Eagles seek first win of the scholastic season as they host Hinton Bobcats in a Coalfield Conference game at 8 15 tonight. The Eagles, featuring six juniors and five veterans from the 1936 junior high champions, aim to shake off losses to Alumni, Parkersburg, and West Fairmont while using a deep rotation including Broyles, Lane, Hodson, Davis, and Ferguson.
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Stanaford Wins Twice as Grade School League Opens
Stanaford burst ahead in both divisions at the Grade School Basketball League opener at the Recreation Building. Led by Carr with 16 points, the sixth graders beat Raleigh 44 14, while the 7th 8th grade team triumphed 44 12 over Raleigh's upper squad.
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Episcopal Tops Baptist 34 221R spay league walker's SH
In the Tri County League action Sam scores 40 points for CC in a 34 221R win over Baptist. Other scores include Cowen 68 Hillsboro 52 and Creighton 48 Missouri 39 Northwestern 37 Vanderbilt 47.
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Methodist Triumph Leads Mabscott and Temple in Regional Wins
Emporia State defeated Wichita 45 to 43 while Ashland beat Albion 69 to 59 and Notre Dame edged St Marys 70 to 66 in a West region roundup. Syracuse quarterback Jim Foley is noted as a brother of John Foley who called plays for the Orange last season.
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NCAA May Crack Down on Bowl Games
The NCAA ponders limiting or banning post-season bowls amid 40 games played since season end. A special committee plans to report before next weekend’s meetings as debates include football rules and the platoon system. Notre Dame beat St Mary’s 70 to 66 in San Francisco, while other college and conference results mix with leadership changes and coaching resignations.
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Wellsburg Coach Resigns Over Commercialization of School Sports
Wellsburg coach Lou Lilte, head of the football rules panel, cites a questionnaire of 700 coaches showing sharp splits on unlimited substitutions. He notes smaller colleges lack manpower and staff to field platoons, arguing the rule favors larger programs.
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Girl Hoopers Begin Third Working Girls League Season
Murphy's faces Purity Maid in the first of three opening games as the Working Girls' Basketball League starts 1949 operations Thursday night at the Recreation Building under Charlie Snead. Other opening night matches pair Grant's with Raleigh General Nurses and New River against Beckley College in a six-team, third-year circuit.
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