Eagles Tame Cats Face Tigers Tonight In Raleigh
Beckley Flying Eagles host Princeton Tigers in Raleigh on January 4 1952 at Park Avenue gym as 24 games are on the slate Tonight Central Junior High Eaglets meet Pine Jun in another local matchup Wanged by a balanced scoring attack the Eagles rolled past the Hinton Bobcats 44 to 6 in their opener setting high expectations for the home stand against a top rated southern district foe.
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Raleigh County Highs and Greenbrier Valley action on tap
The Raleigh County League schedules many games across Beckley Stratton Shady Spring Oak Hill and Summersville while Greenbrier Valley and New River Valley circuits feature four and four key matchups respectively. Notable E. T. Bergines leads Hinton beats Beckley Alumni with 19 points as Mus tangs face Meadow Bridge and Stratton hosts Simmons in a 3 00 pm clash.
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Fugitt Not Candidate For Marshall AD Post
William R. Fugitt executive secretary of the West Virginia Interclass Athletic Association visited Huntington at college invitation but said he was not a candidate for Marshall College athletic director. A former Marshall athlete, Fugitt starred as a baseball pitcher.
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King Paces Nationals To Top In NBA
The Syracuse Nationals beat the Boston Celtics 107 to 81 to seize first in the Eastern Division. Bob Cousy led Boston with 27 points while George King scored 17 for Syracuse as six Nationals hit double figures.
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New Class Baseball League discussed in Columbus session
Frank M. Colley leads a meeting at the Virginia Hotel to form a new Class C league from remnants of Class A and D circuits. Representatives from Springfield Newark Lima Marion Richmond Muncie Dayton Charleston Parkersburg and others are expected to attend.
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Beckley Blue Hawks Return to Court on Fayetteville Night
Beckley College Blue Hawks open the second half of their 1951-52 basketball schedule with a Friday night game against Fairmont College at Fayetteville Memorial gymnasium. A high school junior varsity game starts the doubleheader, with a 6:30 tip and 7:45 matchup to follow as Beckley aims to rebound from a late 1951 losing streak.
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Kentucky Gridiron Recruiting Restricted to Own Back Yard
The Associated Press reports University of Kentucky will limit football recruiting to in state prospects. Still welcomes out of state players but emphasizes local talent for future rosters in Lexington Kentucky.
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Senior Bowl Preview and Sugar Bowl Recap
Tennessee star Pearman eyes Maryland’s Ed Modzelewski as the Senior Bowl returns to Mobile. Modzelewski led Maryland to a 28-13 Sugar Bowl win over Tennessee, while North roster includes several Marylanders and Tennessee stars. Winning players earn 500 dollars, others 400. The Bears beat the all stars 35-24 in New York ten years earlier.
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Recruiting policy shifts in Kentucky football
Coach Paul Bryant announced a policy change to limit out of state football recruits. The plan aims to balance aid and coverage for athletes while supporting in state programs and reducing outside influence. Kentucky officials and IAC backed the move as a way to curb recruiting evils and reflect local talent.
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