Raleigh Post 32 Co Sponsoring Golden Gloves Tourney
Raleigh County Post 32 of the American Legion will co sponsor the sectional Golden Gloves tournament with The Raleigh Register to benefit the March of Dimes. The event will feature amateur boxers over 18 from Raleigh Summers Wyoming Fayette Monroe Greenbrier and Nicholas counties with winners advancing to Huntington regional and then national rounds. Proceeds after expenses go to the polio fund and Marshall Johnson praises the program as citizenship and Americanism training.
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American Legion
Raleigh Register
March of Dimes
Bob Wills
The
Register
Legion Post
Wills
Ward Wylie
Mullens
State Athletic Commission
McQuade
al Goldstein
Anc Wills
Lew Sheffler
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Oak Hill
Fayette’ County
West Virginia
Golden Gloves
W. T. Bess Jn
Monroe
Green~ Brier
Marshall Johnson
Post 32
Post
Indies Chalk 2 06 Point Wins In COUNTY LEAGUE
High scoring night in the County Independent League with Otsego beating Coal City 112 81 and Walker's defeating Harry's Men's Shop 108 59 at Mullens. Crab Orchard beat Sophia 55 47 and Moose defeated Davis Texaco of Sophia 15 64.
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Beckley
Moose
Oxsego
Walker
Esso
Mullens
Otsego
Coal City
Walker's
Harry's Men‘s Shop
Crab
Orchard
Sophia
Davis Texaco
Crab Ongnene
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E. Rife Cieee Ees
Moody F
Wee T
Farley c
Shrewsbury
Woods
Stover
Wes Repr
WiRils G
Ree- Colts
Cananday F
Panne
Plymale
Ussegees
Meadows
Stegister
Oak Hilled
Lusky Sateene
Martin
Burgess
Frazier
Myers
Cane
Martin G¢ Tere
Elkins
Belington
Pata
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Meadow Bridge
Rainette
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Widen
Buensville
MT. Hope J. High
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Castle
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Ene
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Takscott
Wees
Liss
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Murray
Avis Texaco
Western Kentucky
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Chver F
Webb F Pateraee
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Woodle Ievers
Holstein
Wake Forest
Tennessee
Hatcher Verve
Carter
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Rrenerwee
Howard
Hampton
Halsey F
State
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Ilingis
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Bradley
Georgetown
Ay Smith
Crawford
Armentrous
Oan
Via
Sewe
Rhodes
Cee
Youghn
Peewee
Coal Ity Ir
Wathhett Fous
Centhat
Smith F
Toe ‘Ae
Name
Rubin
Wove
Walker Hambric
Benton
Brooks
City
Lands
Mullens Niley
Ressonice
Dixon Hatcher
Olats Ie Ik O
Finney
G2 Institute
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Way
Lilly Ramsey
Warden
Wisiek
Gilettooo
England
Rae Vision
Rick
Schanet
Price Boiscoereee
MeGinnie Hore
Cranbzary
Beals
Ame AG Vr
Fie
Hensley
Vecees
Tyree Webb
Woolwine If Mullen
Simmon i
Harry
Allen
WOOD
Gathercole
Keatley
Braggoe Bey
Magecott
Maynor
Irag Keatley
Mulless
Beckley de Pilkame
Polio
A Meight-man Eagles Wrestling Team Named for Beckley Opener
A&M Coach Victor Peelish selected eight wrestlers to compete in Beckley West Virginia in the season debut against Virginia Polytechnic Institute. The squad departs Thursday morning for Blacksburg with weights ranging from 127 to unlimited class. A kickoff at 7 p m marks the Flying Eagle season opener.
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Woodrow Wilson High School
Blacksburg
Virginia Tech
Vic Peelish
Grapplers
Coach Peelish
Joe Herrera
Jerry Almond
George Parkulo
Ken Williams
Kermit Johnson
Don Don Kensey
Darrell Britton
Don Long
Billy
Victor Peelish
Beckley
Flying Eagle
Virginia Polytechnic — Institute
Ahi
Klass
Bobo O'Dell
Eddie’ Long
Techak
Buddy Cooney
The
Eagles
J. D. Kidd
Joe Ciatto
Bill Maxey
Hogan Nears Greatest Comeback in L A Open
The Los Angeles Open action centers on Ben Hogan who, after a near-crippling recovery, sits two strokes behind leader Barber at 209. Hogan fired a 69 in round two to move within striking distance as others struggle with rain disrupted play at Riviera. Barber, bid leader, faces pressure from Vines Burke Snead and Ransom, with 28 3 tied to win the 815,000 event.
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Corebaels
All Bayes
Eri Butthe
Jerry Barter
Los- Angeles
Hogan
Galery
Ben
Barber
Pacific
Ev A .Netter
Rem
Pasadena
Riviera Country Club
Wether Hagen
Fairweather
Henry Ransom
Sundiy
Mittee
Ellsworth Vines
Wes
Riviera
Jack’ Burke
White Plains
N. Y
Vines
Butt
Sam Snead
Seminole
Fla
Wilmington
Del
City Loop Schedules Wednesday Operations Only
City Loop will run only on Wednesdays after this weekend. Three games opened tonight with Keystone vs Kealley's at 7 p.m. and Company F vs Griffith's Oilers in the second game, followed by Kyle's Cleaners vs PLA. Two more games are planned Sunday afternoon before the Wednesday-only plan begins. The move follows Recreation Board decisions to limit league play and introduce children’s activities. Board chairman C. G. Peregoy cited broader outreach for the recreation program. Also discussed were electric scoreboards, youth dances with the Beck tey Woman's Club, and a potential Golden Gloves tournament pending formal building-use applications.
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Calvary Baptist
Methodist Tempe
Calvary
Christian
Bob Cernutg
Paul Sanna
Temple
Beth-El
Temples
Temples m
Presbyterian
First Baptist
Catholic
Ith
Baptists
Fbi-County
Institute Casto
Raleigh
Wyoman
Northwestern Life Beckley Motors - Bord
Isy Koppers-Eccles
Dias Floral
Beckley Feeding
Esso
Neville Maytag
Nosing
Beckley
W. Va
Northwestern Life
L. Campbell
F. “Daniels
Iss. High School
D. Haynes
F. Helmeczlie
Ac Calvary
Pow Christian
B. Lewis Shaweer
Cheetham
Cuurey
White's
Cerrito
Cc Welch
P. Sanna
G Nickels
Starcher
Blin
Bowman Keaton
D. Branning
Calvery
M. Carpener
C. Manning
Christianity i
Cooke
Thompson
BowTmans
Statzer
Konpers-Eccles
Freeman Tepina
E. Stater
Falkenstein
B. F. afcClung
Rizzi H. Shamblin
Buchanan
Whitener
Og Milano
A. V. Faull
Baptist
Saunders
P. Johns
C. Johns
Vlag Flora
Chandler
Casto
B. Klaus
Feazell
J. Klaus
McCloskey
Verduce
Vic
Glass
M. Pick Harvis
Hoke J Berman
D. Riffe
G ‘Goldberg
Gunter
Beckity Motors
B. Campbell ii
Bi Beth-El Pisegna
McLilly
Temple-Gill
Beth- Les
Ashworth
Peck
Norris
Witherspoon
Janutoto
Powell
Hota
Newark
N. J
Lew Jenkins
Chiccazo
Giovanni Manca
Rome
Italy
Joe Arthur
Sweetwater
Tex
Indianapolis
Eeefal Pennind
New York
Keystone
Kealley's
Company F
Griffith
Oilers
Kyle's
Cleaners
An Pla
City Recreation
Ted Cook
Recreation Board
C. G. Peregoy
Beck~tey Woman's Club
Woman's Club
Ree
Mikan Extends Lead In NBA Scoring Race
George Mikan of the Minneapolis Lakers pushes the NBA scoring lead with 954 points in 34 games averaging just over 28 per game. He also tops the circuit with 324 field goals and 308 free throws, while Alex Groza of Indianapolis trails with 798 points in 33 games.
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Associated Press
New York
George Mikan
Minneapolis Lakers
National Basketball Association
Laker
Mikan
Indianapolis
Alex Groza
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