Mt Hope Shady Tiger Rebel Tilts Grab Spotlight
Mount Hope visits Shady Spring in a Coalfield Conference clash while undefeated Princeton goes to Mullens as nine tri county games are on tap tonight. Shady Spring seeks its second conference win after a Friday victory, Mount Hope aims to rebound after a 82-75 win over Oak Hill and prior losses to Fayetteville Ansted Mullens Hinton Oak Hill and Princeton.
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George McLaughlin
Mount Hope
Shady Spring
Princeton
Mullens
Shady
Oak Hill
Red Devils
Fayetteville
Ansted
Hinton
Stoco Indians
Sophia
Beckley
Trap Hill
Stoco
Marsh Fork
Tigers
Fayette County Boys
Joe Bylant
Homer Richmond
Larry Snyder
Tom Gross
David Walker
Mustangs
Lonnie Warwick
Gary Collier
Paddy Ramey
Bob Bolen
George Potter
Oceana
Welch
Bluefield
Pineville
Indians
Beavers
Gary
McDowell County
Montgomery
Cedar Grove
Gauley Bridge
Grovemen
Gauley
Lookout
Richwood
Wildcats
Hinton Bobcats
Clear Fork
Pax
Mark Twain
Bobcats
Ronceverte
Talcott
Future Foes Warn as Tech Sophomores Top Marshall 93 80
Virginia Tech's Gobblers, led by Chris Smith 30 points and 31 rebounds, beat Marshall 93 80 on Bluefield neutral ground. Ayersman 29 and Byrd 23 also reached double figures as Tech improves to 7 2 while Marshall drops from an 8 2 start.
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Bluefield
Virginia Tech
West
Marshall
Bob Ayersman
Gauley Bridge High
Tech
Leo Byrd
Dean Blake
Charleston
G. Earl
Gilbert
Beckley
VPI
Mountain State
Ter
Ry Penn
Mullens
Ayersman
Smith
Byrd
Huntington
Charles Griffin
Vic Quinet
John Moan
Ivan Mic Xe
Charles Gordon
Chris Smith
Earl Gilbert
Terry Penn
Lewis Mills
Duke Rice
Bill Shepherd
Tom Morris
Allen
Hall
Griffin
Quinet
Milhoan
Mielke
Blake
Penn
Mills
Rice
Gordon
Farmer
Owen
Hooker Presses Richmond Seek Berth in C C Tournament
Richmond coach Les Hooker frets over a tough path to the Southern Conference tournament as the Spiders sit 2-5 in league play and 6-14 overall. With only eight teams in, Richmond must win three or four of seven remaining games, amid shooting woes and losses to GW and others.
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Richmond
Spiders
Les Hooker
Hooker
Davidson
VMI
William & Mary
George Washington
Morgantown
West Virginia
Dave Hollingsworth
Wildcats
Chuck Cotton
Virginia Tech
Marshall College
Bluefield
W. Va
Chris Smith
Bobby Ayersman
Tech
Morris Harvey
Charleston
Furman
South Carolina
Day Wilson
Paladins
Dick Wright
Pete Carlisle
Bathgate Named Right Wing On NHL All Star Team
Montreal AP report: Andy Bathgate of the New York Rangers won the right wing spot in the first half NHL All Star voting. Bernie Geoffrion of Montreal and Gordie Howe of Detroit trailed Bathgate. Henri Richard, Dickie Moore, Tom Johnson, Terry Sawchuk, and Marcel Pronovost also named.
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Montreal
Andy Bathgate
New York Rangers
Bernie
Geoffrie
Gordie ‘Howe
Detroit
NHL
Clarence Campbell
Geoffrion
Bathgate
Canadiens
Henri Richard
Dicker Moore
Tom Johnson
Terry Sawcchuk
Marcel Pronovost
London Henry Cooper Beats Brian London in Heavyweight Bout
Associated Press report lists Henry Cooper 192 pounds from England outpointing Brian London 209 pounds in a British heavyweight title fight. Other results include Paul Jorgen Sen stopping Ray Delton and Jimmy Monts edging Bob Young among multiple international boxing matches with varied outcomes.
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Associated Press
London
Henry Cooper
England
Brian London
Beaumont
Tex
Paul Jorgensen
Port Arthur
Ray Delton
Durango
Mexico
Providence
R. I
Jimmy Monts
Hartford
Conn
Bob Young
San Angelo
Tony Montano
Phoenix
Ariz
Weekend College Football Schedule in West Virginia and Virginia
The schedule lists games across West Virginia and nearby Virginia venues including Princeton at Mullens, Fayetteville at Gauley Bridge, Mount Hope at Shady Spring, Beckley at Sue Bennett, and Ohio Wesleyan frosh against WVU frosh. Notable matchups feature Shepherd at WVU State, Fairmont at D&E, and Morris Harvey at Concord as regional college teams face off.
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Bluefield
Graham
Chapmanville
Man
Princeton
Mullens
Fayetteville
Clay Gauley Bridge
Lookout
Hinton
Trap Hill
Mount Hope
Shady Spring
Oceana
Welch Pineville
Northfork
Pax
Marsh Fork
Aracama
Conley
Meadow Bridge
Crichton
Herndon
Montcalm
Montgomery
Cedar Grove
Beckley
Sue Bennett
William & Mary
West Virginia
Ohio Frosh
WVU
Shepherd
W. Va
Salem
Potomac
Wheeling
Fairmont
Morris Harvey
Concord
Shaw
Bluefield State
Mountaineers Win Dense Night of Hoops Across Regions
A sweep of boys basketball headlines features Princeton Mullens clash with a near undefeated run, Mount Hope and Mountaineers rallying in key matchups. Notable performances include Delmer Gentry leading Owls with 28 points and Kingston edging Mark Twain in overtime. High-scoring clashes stretch through Welch Welch Oceana Cedar Grove and surrounding arenas with multiple league implications.
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Glen Rogers
Kingston
Clear Fork
Mark Twain
Delmer Gentry
Owls
Gentry
Kenny Sizemore
Mountaineers
Nets
David Cotrell
John Lafferty
Kenneth Franklin
Wayne Casey
Doug Tench
David Shifflet
Lafferty
Cotrell
Consent form for 1958 Golden Gloves entrant
A parent or guardian grants consent for eee cena to compete in the 1958 sectional Golden Gloves tournament and agrees to release sponsors from injuries. The guardian will defend and indemnify Company F of the West Virginia National Guard for any injury losses. Deadline is Saturday noon February 7.
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Company F
W. Va. National Guard
Eee Cena
W. Va
Johnny Tanner
National Guard Armory
Beckley
Calvary Baptists Upset Temple In Overtime For Lead
The Church Basketball League's three way tie for first includes Calvary Baptist Methodist Temple and Christian all at 5-1 after last night. Calvary beat Temple 28-27 in overtime, Christian defeated St Francis de Sales 24-17, keeping the logjam intact. Crab Orchard edged Johnstown Baptist 23-14 to join a chase for sixth place.
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Memorial Baptist
Presbyterian
First Baptist
Gene Pettit
Cerrito
Calvary
Methodist Temple
Halloran
Crab Orchard Shrewsbury Oo
Thomeon
Pilliterto
James
Wats Horvath
Riffe
Ae Martin
Jonnstown Lively
Price
Powers
Meade SS
Atkinson Fee
Hal
Crab Orchard
Church
Calvary Baptist
Christian
Recreation Building
Temple
St. Francis de Sales
Johnstown Baptist
First Methodist
Lively
Shumate
Cueto
Harvey
Elkin
ST. Francis Memorial BaPtist Crews
Tipane
McClure
Peelish
Peterson
Grygiel
Linkous Ti
Swann
Fielding
Fitzgerald
Massinople
Williams
Memorialee
Christian 410
St. Francis S
Calvary Bee Plummer
Presbyterian River
Mitchell
Pettit
Whitlock
Pac
Pennington
Llitt
Rice Ene
Mrt
Scherer Methodist Temple Wooten
Cook
Elkins Arnold
Huffman
Irst Baptist
Dorsey
H McMillan Setliff
Barker
Lynn
Phipps
Acal
Ellison Totals
Jim Lyons
Murdock
Presbyterian Eens
First Baptist Hs
Pettit Holds Scoring Lead In NBA Race
AP reports Bob Pettit of the St. Louis Hawks extended his scoring lead by tallying 146 points over five games to reach 1,105 points in 38 games, a 29.1 average. Philadelphia’s Paul Arizin trails by 158 points, with Jack Twyman and Elgin Baylor following in the top positions amid league leaders.
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NEW York
Bob Pettit
St. Louis Hawks
National Basketball Assn
Pettit
Hawks
Paul Arizin
Philadelphia Warriors
Jack Twyman
Cincinnati
Arizin
Twyman
Elgin Baylor
Minneapolis
Cliff Hagan
St. Louis
George Hardley
Detroit
Ken Sears
Bill Sharman
Boston
Bill Russel
Ray Bluth Leads All Star Bowling in Buffalo
Ray Bluth of St Louis tops the first qualifying round in the All Star Bowling Tournament with a near record 1400 series. He led 182 men as the field will be cut in half after tonight’s action. Bluth’s 18 game total stands at 3862 with games including 187 221 267 222 246 and 257. Olga Gloor of Norwood Park Illinois led 46 women qualifiers into the semifinals.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Ray Bluth
St. Louis
Bluth
Chuck O'Donnell
Olga Gloor
Norwood Park
Ill
Pros Vie For 20 Berths In 18th Crosby Tourney
Pressuring the final open spots, about 100 professionals compete for 20 berths in Bing Crosby's 18th National Pro Amateur Tournament at Pebble Beach Monterey Peninsula and Cypress Point. The event will host 150 pros and 150 amateurs over three courses with all players on site for the first three days before cuts.
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Pebble Beach
Calif
Bing Crosby
Monterey Peninsula
Cypress Point
Woman shoots 802 series to raise total to 2413
The article notes a woman posting an 802 series Monday, raising her season total to 2413. It mentions Faye McKenzie of Lemon Grove California as the last qualifier from the first round with 2171 total pins, and Carol Wolaver of Chicago rolling a 238 game, the day's high in the women's division, while Jay Eckert of Paramus New Jersey tallied 276 for the high men's game.
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Faye McKenzie
Lemon Grove
Calif
Carol Wolaver
Chicago
Jay Eckert
Paramus
N.J
TV Bouts Continue Despite IBC Monopoly Ruling
The Supreme Court upheld a district court decree dissolving the International Boxing Club for monopolizing championship bouts from 1949 to 1953. Norris and Wirtz must relinquish control of Madison Square Garden within five years, resign, and face limits on promoting title fights. जिन
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Washington
International Boxing Club
Supreme Court
IBC
New York
Chicago
James D. Norris
Arthur M Wirtz
Madison Square Garden
Truman Gibson
Norris
London
Manelese
High Court
Sylvester J. Ryan
Norris and
Wirtz
Garden
Chicago Stadium
Championshp Promotions
Meadow Bridge and Peterstown Meet After Two-Two Records
Meadow Bridge and Peterstown, both at 2-3, clash in a Friday night game in Montreal as Marsh Fork and Pax, favorites from Trap Hill, eye a top spot. Stratton at 2-6 struggles to turn season around after losses to Byrd Prilleman Sophia Mark Twain Gary District and Park Central. Other games: Aracama at Conley, Meadow Bridge at Crichton, Herndon at Montcalm, Pineville at Northfork, Fayetteville at Clay, Chapmanville at Gcanalh Va.
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Meadow Bridge
Peterstown
Marsh Fork
Pax
Trap Hill
Montreal
Stratton
Byrd Prilleman
Sophia
Mark Twain
Gary District
Park Central
Aracama
Conley
Crichton
Herndon
Montcalm
Pineville
Northfork
Fayetteville
Clay
Chapmanville Man
Bluefield
Gcanalh
Cumberland Defeats Beckley College 99 76 in Kentucky
Cumberland College Blue Hawks upset Beckley College Beckley 99 to 76 in London Kentucky after leading 43 40 at halftime. Jack Webb scored 31 points with 14 field goals and 3 free throws as Cumberland outscored Beckley 36 24 after the break. Williams pulled 15 rebounds and Culberto 17 but Beckley still fell.
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Cumberland
Beckley College
Blue Hawks
London
Sue Bennett Junior College
Cumberland Junior College
Blue Grass
Hawks
Kentucky
Cumberland Quint
Beckley College Lads
Jack Webb
Larry McCracken
John Butler
Bill Carliile
Chester Maupin
Lon Wilson
Bill Bowman
West Virginia
Williams
Culberto
Tex Williams
Ronnie Manning
Pete Culberto
Bob Backus
Frank Marino
Ted Belcher
Joe Gilkeson
Marvin McBride
Rock Allen
Dallas Mann
Cumberland Larry McCracken
Bill Carlile
Chester Mannin
Paul Elliott
Denny Collier
Dudley Donaldson
Neces College
Econic
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John Kerzie
Fred Graham
Kingston D. Cocrell
C. Kimbro
John Holley
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J. Chaney
T. Collier
Mick Sizemore
Roger Stone
R. Shumate
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R. Cozart
Bob Hagarman
James Tyree Tau
George Thomas Dale Stover
Charles Dunbar
Robert Kinder
Jerry Lawrence
Paul Fitzwater
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Porterfield
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Calvary Quint
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Johnstown
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