Basketball Free Throws Missed by WVU and Westminster
WVU Handley six free throws missed and Kishbaugh four. Bergines one. Witting two. Sapdafore Mullins Brennan Constantine LaNeve White also missed. Westminster players Riley five. Strehler H Davis Garrett listed among those who missed.
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WVU
Handley
Kishbaurgh
Bergines
Witting
Sapdafore
Mullins
Brennan
Constantine LaNeve White
Westminster
Riley
Strehler
H. Davis
Garrett
Westminster of
Schrecengost
Doran
Rowe
Stillson
G Garrett
Oor Bergines
Hundley
F Mullins
White
King
Constantine
Spadafore
Holt
LaNeve
Raese
Westmminster
Wvi
Fayette County League Schedules and Raleigh County results
Montgomery Jr at Mt Hope Jr and Hinton Jr at Beckley Jr headline Fayette County action as TravHelpers mark fifth straight win for Travelers. Marsh Fork, Meadow Bridge, Sophia and Pax post notable scores with top players Cassell O Nea l Andrews and Blankenship stirring late drama. Mt Hope Princeton Oak Hill Stoco and Glen Rogers also post league wins with high scoring performances.
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Ken Crockett
Buford Nelson
Monte Crockett
Edger Medley
Theo Nelson
Dickie Wood
Carl Carter
Welch Byrd
Robert Wright
Bill Wyatt
Kenneth Paine
J. Richardson
Frank Marino
Larry Oyler
Ken Lawson
Louie Dotson
Lindsey Thomas
Bobby Dillon
Mathew Brown
Sam Wellman
Frank Miller
William Bill Litz
Robert Plumbs
Scott
Bobby Greer
Milton Ross
Jim Banks
Mr. Hope
Bill Holland
Henry Carter
Mullens
Larry Greer
Otha Craighead
Virgil Dillons
Bobby Tabscott
Fred Summers
A. Mitchell
W. Blankenship
Mike Frisk
Willie Akers
Lincoln
Dave Miller
Bill Thompson
Byrd Prillerman
Bob Bolts
Terry Penn
Bill Hurts
Gordon Brooks
Earl Lays
Excelsior
Jerry Lambert
Wayne Richmonds
L Lambright
Samuel Smith
Welch
Edward Berger Ec
Mullens Ll
Oak Hill
James Griffith
Mt. Hope
Fredrick Knowles
Fayetteville
Samuel Otiss
Henry Sprouse
Vebinc
Ralph Parsons
Charles Gunter
DuBois Richard O'Neal
Ron McMillan
Everett Tucker
Jimmy Andrews
Gerry Johnson
Robert Lewis
Gene Houchins
John Porterfield
Charles Mills
Mike Gavin
Sam Bowling
Ralph Lynch
Roy Lillys
William
Meadow Bridge
Dave Pendletons
Hunter G
Charles Gilkeson
Dennis Banks
Jack Forbes
Calvin Walkers
Bob Blankenship
Dave Stearts
Thomas Wilsons
Jennings Thomas c
T. Mansfield
Raymond Harpers
Jim Hylton
William Jones
Thomas Woolwine
Hinton
Bob Fitzpatrick
Frank McDowell
Ll DuBois
Frank Bailey c
Paul Cooper
al Pack
Don Hedricks
Gauley Bridge
Beckley Jr
Bob Bashams
Julian Taylor
Bales
Dan
Mannings
Estradas
Joe Roger Baughan S Millers
Seviors
Pippins
Bob Johnsons
Larry Whites
David Wests
Princeton Jr
Joe Browns
Campbells
Reeds
Tennant
Summersville
Don Stull
Hickman G
S. MecMillion
Sayers G
Roscoe Dillon Ec
Strongs
Farleys
Mike Bell Sg
Hall
Allen Fitzwater
Joe Rapps
Totals
Gene Grovess
Princeton
Beckley
Ray Wilson S Sophia Jr
Bill Brights
James Cook
Wyatt Backuss
Carol Smith
Jack Waddell Cc
Jack McVey
Donal Farley
Lookout Paul Pomeroy
Charles Sheaves
Harry Blakes
Jack Clement
Andy Bells
Cecil Hughes
Buford King O ' Elson Acords
Terry Smith
Virgil Goode
Jim
Jay McKenzie
Norm Jacksons
Carl Fergusons
Sophia Jr
Jim Youngs
Eccles Jr
O Jim Dyer
Glen Rogers Jr
Lookout
Ef, Bailey
Richwood
Brown
Shumate
Hall G
Sparks
Gunter
Lyane
B. Bailey
Clear Fork Jr
Julian
Howard Taylor
Bill Bright
Mike Bell
Travelers
Marsh Fork
Bulldogs
Virgil Carr
Shady Spring Tigers
Beaver
Larry Cassell
Trap Hill
Sophia
Pirates
Dick O'Neal
Sophia Junior High
Eccles
Little Hawks
David Miller
Rebels
Kingston
Pax
Robert Salters
Larry Scarbro
Clinton Stover
Mustangs
Virgil Dillon
Ken Parnell
Red Devils
Lone Reserve
Frank Bailey
Stoco
Clear Fork
Billy Trystuck
Gunning
Raleigh
Coal City
Indians
Glen Rogers
Harold Snuf
Eddie Erdelatz signs five year Navy football contract
Eddie Erdelatz signed a five year contract as Navy head football coach, reportedly around 17000 dollars per year. The deal solidifies his leadership after a string of success including victories over Army and Mississippi, with Navy praising his coaching style and leadership. Capt. Elliott Loughlin confirmed his value extends beyond wins to leadership and character.
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Annapolis
Eddie Erdelatz
California
Eddie
Navy
Erdelatz
Naval Academy
San Francisco 49Ers
Los Angeles Rams
Dan Reeves
Rams
Elliott Loughlin
Home Courts Dominate with 11 Wins in 15 Games
Tri county scholastic night saw home teams prevail 11 times as Gauley Bridge, Fayetteville and Marsh Fork challenged on their floors. Gauley Bridge routed Summersville 73 to 45 in the New River Valley clash, with Gauley jumping to an 18-10 first period lead and controlling the game.
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Tri-County
Gauley Bridge
Fayetteville
Marsh Fork
Sophia
Mullens
Kingston
Princeton
Stoco
Mt. Hope
Glen Rogers
DuBois
Byrd Prillerman
Richwood
Clear Fork
Travelers
Summersville
New River Valley
Grizzlies
Gauley
Entry Blank for 1955 Sectional Golden Gloves
The official entry form for the 1955 Sectional Golden Gloves lists sponsors Raleigh County Post 32 American Legion and The Raleigh Register. It waives all rights for injuries and asks for applicant name, number of bouts, and choice of Open or Novice division. It notes signature lines and mentions potential future tournaments.
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Raleigh County Post 32
The
American Legion
Raleigh Register
Consent form for 1955 Sectional Golden Gloves tournament
A parent or guardian consents to a youth's entry in the 1955 Sectional Golden Gloves tournament held January 31 February 1 and 3 at the Beckley Recreation Building Beckley West Virginia. The form releases entrants sponsors from injuries and indemnifies Raleigh County Post 32 The American Legion and The Raleigh Register. Deadline for entry is noon Saturday January 29.
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Raleigh County Post 32
The
American Legion
Raleigh Register
Bob Wills
Beckley
W. Va
Beckley Recreation Building
Beckley Hawks Edge NBC For Third Win Of Season
Beckley College Blue Hawks beat National Business College 94 88 in Roanoke Virginia to claim their third win in 11 games. Bill Bowman led with 26 points while Ace Cook added 22. NBC’s Paul Houseman had 21 and Bob Stone 20 as the game stayed tight until the final 30 seconds.
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Byrd Prillerman
W. Va. Athletic Union
Hinton Lincoln
Stratton
Ken
Monte Crockett
Lincoln
Athletic Union
DuBois
Mt. Hope
Excelsior of War
Ralph Lynch
Richwood
Princeton
Tiger Cub
Randy Light
Eagles
Clear Fork
Glen Rogers
Roanoke
Beckley College
Blue Hawks
National Business College
Hawks
NBC
Beckley
Bill Bowman
West Virginia Intercollegiate Athletic Conference
Albert
Cook
Paul Houseman
Bob Stone
National Business
Edwards
Hall
Stone
Chase
Roberts
Houseman
Chapman
English
Martin
Bowman
Lusk
Beasley
N. Lilly
Celts Grab Lead In Eastern NBA
The Boston Celtics soared to first in the Eastern Division by beating Fort Wayne 119-110. Bill Sharman scored 37, as Boston extended its season average over 100 points per game and topped the Fort Wayne Coliseum scoring record. The Nationals lost to the Lakers 93-82, and the Hawks defeated the Royals 93-90.
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Celts
Fort Wayne
Syracuse Nationals
Nats
Minneapolis Lakers
Milwaukee Hawks
Rochester Royals
Boston
Fort Wayne Coliseum
Bill Sharman
Celtics
Giardello Reinstated After Fine for Brawl
Philadelphia middleweight contender Joey Giardello restores his status with the Pennsylvania Athletic Commission after paying a 500 fine in lieu of a 75 day suspension. The commission had suspended him and then reinstated him following an October 29 assault allegation at a South Philadelphia gas station. Giardello, awaiting trial, denies involvement in the brawl.
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Philadelphia
Joey Giardello
Pennsylvania Athletic Commission
Giardello
Beckley Mt Hope Swap Home Hoop Dates
A schedule change shifts Beckley and Mt Hope basketball games. The Beckley-Mt Hope rivalry will now be played at Mt Hope on Friday and the Mt Hope game will move to the Recreation Building on Tuesday February 1. Beckley College will host Mt State of Parkersburg Friday night.
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Beckley
Mt. Hope
Beckley-Mt. Hope
Flying Eagles
Mustangs
Beckley College
Mt. State of Parkersburg
Fights Last Night Card Reports Regional Wins
Chicago boxer L C Morgan stopped Chuck Adkins in a 136 pound bout. Richmond California contender Willie Bean outpointed Howard King in a 213 pound fight. Locations Chicago Gary Los Angeles Reno and teams are listed for context.
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Associated Press
Chicago
L C. Morgan
Youngstown
Ohio
Chuck Adkins
Gary
Ind
Richmond
Calif
Willie Bean
Los Angeles
Howard King
Reno
Cards Trade Ben Wade for Paul LaPalme
The St. Louis Cardinals traded right handed pitcher Ben Wade to the Pittsburgh Pirates for southpaw Paul LaPalme. Wade, 32, appeared in 36 games with a 1-1 record and a 7.28 ERA after arriving from Brooklyn on waivers. LaPalme, 30, knuckleball specialist, played 33 games in 1954 with a 4-10 record and a 5.50 ERA.
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ST. Louis
St. Louis Cardinals
Ben Wade
Pittsburgh Pirates
Paul LaPalme
Wade
Cardinals
Brooklyn
LaPalme
Polio Benefit Openers Set for Glen White Gym
First event of Polio Four sixth grade teams in the county opens tonight at Glen White gym. Receipts go to the March of Dimes. 7 pm games feature Midway Elementary vs Lester, then Glen White vs Eccles. Tournament ends Thursday with a final double-header.
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Glen White
March of Dimes
Midway Elementary
Lester
Eccles
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Coalfield Conference
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Edwin Burgiss
Don Mullins
Frankie Carr
Paul Stover
Bobby Rutledge
Don Fadler
Gordon Lilly
John Kinder
Claude Stover
Don Carter
Jack Stover
Stoce
Billy Szystuck
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Frank Skeens
Bobby Bowers
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Elwood Buchanan
Ken Campbell
Jimmy Belchers
Dick Heath
Kingston Larry Scarbro
Gary Payne
Chuck Sprouse
Johnny Dodsong
Benny Aliff
Bob Salters
Charles Halls
Wyoming County
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Alton Paynter
Mike Shannon
Tom Harvey
R Et Lester
Bob Childers
Jim Hatfields
Harold Snuffer
Tom Lambs
Kermit Gentry
Nick Trotsky
Don Nichols
Tom Halls
Rabon Sheppard
Raleigh County League
Don Hopkins
Carl Bradford
Bob Sturgill
John Barker
Percy Jarrell
Roger Jarrell
Shady Springs
Wetzel Brammer
Wayne Shepherd
Bob Cole
Sam Gross
Jack Wallace
Fayette County League
Montgomery Jr
Lowell Payne
Arnold Thompson Ec
Bobby Phillips
Bill Tyree
Pat Humphreys
Wyoming
Owls
Theatre
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Franchot Tone
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As— Ee
Cameron Mitchell
Anne Bancroft
Wm Lee Cope
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Ida Lupino
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Susan Milland
Goddard
Param
Ry Dane Percy Is
Ry ‘ Oead Book
20Th Century
E_yYRKC
the House OF Hits
Cornel Wilde
Yvonne Decarlo
MS Seol
Beckley Hawks
Boston Celtics
National Basketball Assn
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BY Louis Zara
Tela
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K. C. Jerome
Allyn Rice
Milady
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