Eagles Face Mt. Hope Friday Defeat Rebels
Beckley Flying Eagles defeated Mullens Rebels 89-68 on the local court to run their record to five wins and no losses under Coach Van Meter. Walter Rappold starred, lifting Beckley with early baskets and key plays as Mt. Hope looms next in Coalfield Conference action at Oak Hill.
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Paxson’s Army backstory fuels Dayton on floor
Dayton forward Jim Paxson who served as an Army medic returns sharper. The 6 foot 6 star, nicknamed Power Tower by New York writers, helps Dayton defend and score amid Kentucky Invitational triumphs.
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Pro Grid Expansion Plan Opposed by Bell
NFL commissioner Bert Bell said he would not support expanding the league from 12 to 14 clubs. He favored preserving balance and preferred four new clubs when expansion occurs, noting two-division plans would be a headache. Dallas and Buffalo were seen as likely bidders.
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Dons and Dayton Still Out Front In Race for Hardwood Honors
The San Francisco Dons remain the top team and seek a 38th straight win as Dayton trails closely in the AP poll. San Francisco attracted 94 first place and 16 second place votes from 118 ballots, leading with 3,145 points to Dayton’s 1,026. North Carolina State dropped to third after a loss.
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College basketball ranking shakeup in state standings
Vanderbilt clings to fourth as Kentucky Duke Ohio State Illinois North Carolina and Temple move within top spots. NC State rises to third after a mixed week. others fall or shuffle amid games across towns like Ansted Bramwell and Oak Hill.
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World Series Players Debate Kellert Boner In 1956 Game
AP features recalls the 1956 World Series moment when Frank Kellert failed to prevent Jackie Robinson from stealing home as Yogi Berra avoided a bat contact. Dodgers coach Roy Campanella and others weigh in on catcher interference and the risky play. Kellert later sold to the Cubs amid the discussion.
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Lovellette Leads NBA Scoring Race After Week
New York star Clyde Lovellette of the Minneapolis Lakers moved atop the NBA scoring list with 722 points in 32 games, edging Bob Pettit of the St. Louis Hawks by a scant margin. Paul Arizin and Neil Johnston of Philadelphia gained ground with 106 and 114 points respectively, placing Arizin third with 659 and Johnston fourth with 641 as of Sunday's games.
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Glen Rogers Eyes Eighth Straight Win In Wyoming County Clash
Glen Rogers seeks its eighth straight win tonight as the Owls meet Baileysville’s Rough Riders in Wyoming County. The Owls rely on Kermit Gentry Harold Snuffer Bob Sturgill and Don Nuckols while Baileysville counters with Buck Godfrey Tom Harvey Mike Shannon Alton Painter and Robert Lester to push for a high scoring contest.
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Devore Accepts Coaching Post With Pro Eagles
Philadelphia signs Hughie Devore of Dayton University to lead the Eagles after urging from NFL Commissioner Bert Bell. Devore, 46, a Notre Dame alum and longtime college coach, leaves Dayton despite a verbal extension, citing security and money for his seven children. Expected salary is 15,000 to 18,000 yearly on a three year deal. Devore posted an 11 1 record at Dayton over two seasons, cited for his ability to manage players amid previous dissension. Rookie Harry Housma of St Louis Cardinals had a 13 3 mound record with Houston in 1955.
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