Eagles Edge Clendenin Reds In Open Goal Grudge Match
Beckley and Clendenin clashed in a tight high school basketball game at Woodrow Wilson gym, the Flying Eagles triumphing 24-22. Joe Davies led Beckley with eight points, holding the Reds’ Tom Andrews to two field goals as Beckley rallied from an 8-2 early deficit to win with strong defense and late free throw pressure.
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Clendenin Reds
Wheeling Five
Waterloo
Woodrow Wilson Gym
Flying Eagles
van Metermen
Beckley
Reds
Eagles
Davies
Joe Davies
van Meter
Tom Andrews
Andrews
Smith
G. Harris
Eagle
T. Harris
Adamos
W. Andrews
Central Blue Eaglets
Dunbar Junors
Doc” Noyes
Jayvees
Glen Rogers
Te Adamos
Wiley
Warden
Henson
O Wood
Clendenin
T. Andrews
V.andrews
C. Harris
Rule
D. Harris
Cubbins
Elkview
Baugh Noes The Pros For Texas Christian Backfield
Infamous star Sammy Baugh declines pro offers to accept a backfield coaching job at Texas Christian, alma mater, preferring a lower pay role. The 22-year-old legend led TCU with 39 touchdowns in three seasons, helped Sugar Bowl and Cotton Bowl wins, and remains a fixture in Horned Frogs history.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Sam Baugh
Texas Christian
Horned Frogs
Sammy
T.C.U
No. 45
Christian
Red Grange
Illnois
Louisiana State
Santa Clara
Marquette
Baugh
Lea
Dutch) Meyer
Meyer
Abilene
Francis Schmidt
University of Texas
Williamson 37 Mullens 32 in regional tilt
Williamson junior Adams led with 20 points while D Antoni scored 16 for Mullens as Williamson defeated Mullens 37 to 32 at Mullens gym. Adams hit nine field goals to top D Antoni's six. Mullens trailed 24-15 at halftime.
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Pineville
Mullens Rebels
Williamson
Mullens
Wolfpack
Adams
D'Antoni
Invaders
B. Clark
Torma
F D'Antoni
F Welsh
Kimball
C McKinney
Swords
Moyer
Jennings
Williamson—Pinson
Fiery
Hammaod
Maltens —Tolliver
Patton
Gott
Bluefield
Eagles Top Clendenin In 24 22 Cage Battle
Stars for Eagles guard Joe Davies led Woodrow Wilson to a 24-22 win over Clendenin, holding Reds ace Tom Andrews to five field goals. Raleigh County schools plan sectionals at Woodrow Wilson High March 5 and 6 with C G Peregoy as tourney director.
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Joe Davies
Eagle Guards
Woodrow Wilson
Clendenin
Tom Andrews
Reds
Raleigh County
Woodrow Wilson High School
Beckley Hotel
C. G. Peregoy
Collins
Marsh Fork
Colcord
Trap Hill
Mark
Twain
Stoco
Shady
Service Company Topples Lillybrook 49 26 in Friday Game
Service Company beat Lillybrook 49 to 26 at Lillybrook. Kenneth Keaton led with 17 points, E Keaton added 11, Virgil Keaton edged Gray 11 to 10, Poore scored 10 off the bench. Substitutes: Poore for Service Company and Whitt, Nolan officiated.
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Service Company
Lillybrook
Reds
Kenneth Keaton
Service Company Center
E. Keaton
Virgil Keaton
Gray
Poore
Soldiers
Ser. Co
Thompson
Hubby Slashed at Home in Suspected Affair
William Buford, 25, a Sprague miner, was wounded when his wife slashed both wrists with a butcher knife after he found her waiting at home. Buford could not explain the motive, saying he did not know why she attacked him and that she may have heard rumors about him and another person. The assault occurred after 2 pm.
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William Buford
Sprague
Beckley Hospital
Buford
Stoco Indians Take Second With 38 26 Win Over Shady Spring
The Stoco Indians defeated Shady Spring 38 to 26 in the Stonecoal gym, improving to 3 straight wins and second place in the county league. Gunter and Smedley led Stoco with 10 points each, as Tench and Sims provided strong support on defense and inside. Shady fought early and stayed within reach at halftime, but Stoco pulled away in the third and fourth quarters.
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Stoco Indians
Eer
Shady Spring
Stonecoal Gym
Shanklin
Mark Twain
Shady
Indians
Groach
Stoco
Gunter
Smedley
Tench
Sims
FE Tench
Clark
F Johnson
Cc Simms
Groac
England
Greene
Slaughter
Stoco Cessieseeea
Shady .Wisecsevee
June Peters
Walker
Perdue
Hove
Hornbeck
Wood
Shady—J
Mc- Commack
Wolfe
Novac
Irle
Beckley
Dramatic Detroit Mayor Murphy’s Rise and Reforms
Governor Murphy once led Detroit with dramatic moves from 1930 onward. A former teacher and judge, he battled hunger with relief spending and used public scrutiny to reassure business leaders. His Philippine tenure shaped a reformist record and a stubborn, loyal pursuit of public service.
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Mich
Detroit
Murphy
U. S
Philippine Commonwealth
Philippine Post
Michigan
Roosevelt
Philippines
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Jerusalem
Frank Murphy
C. W. R. Knight
Eng
Rudyard Kipling
Caroline Starr Balestier
London
Social Security Record Book
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Yee
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Prince Street
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