Raleigh county high school basketball tournament plans finalized
Coaches and principals met in Beckley to set the Fourth Annual Raleigh County tournament at Woodrow Wilson High on March 6 and 7. C. G. Peregoy was re elected director. Beckley will be in one bracket with the Raleigh county league winner in the other.
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Woodrow Wilson High School
Beckley
C. G. Peregoy
Woodrow Wilson
W. R. Fugitt
P. W.feigley
The
Post Herald
C.J. McQuade
Jerome R. van Meter
Collins
G. Curtis Turner
Lester Ingram
Marsh Fork
J. R. Hornbeck
Charles Munson
Shady Spring
Randolph Norton
Harry Lemon
Trap Hill
A. P. Leeber
Stoco
Faye Harper
Mark Twain
Colcord
Next Fight For Bomber In June
Joe Louis will not fight again until facing Max Schmeling in New York next June. Plans for a Detroit bout with Isidore Gastanaga were dropped as promoter Mike Jacobs and Louis co-managers outlined a rest period. Louis plans a two month voyage after a two week stay with his ailing mother in Detroit, while his earnings from a recent knockout show a gross $63,797.62 and his share $22,069.28.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Joe Louis
Max, Schmeling
New York
Detroit
Isidore Gastanaga
Mike Jacobs
Louis
Julian Black
John Rexborough
Honolulu
Philippines
Charley Retalaff
Boxing plan would show score by round on arena board
Boxing promoter Frank Gatto proposes a large arena board showing per round and cumulative scores from two judges and the referee so fans can follow the fight like a football game. The system would reveal who is ahead, prevent postfight score disputes, and potentially change fighter ratings.
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Mts
Frank Gatto
Kansas City
Gatto
Joe Louis
Max Schmeling
Louis
Schmeling
Gatton
Trap Hill Faces Indians Tuesday In League Clash
Trap Hill Wildcats host the Stoco Indians Tuesday night in Raleigh county high school league play as leaders contend for top spot. A 44-33 win over Mark Twain left Surveyor School one game ahead of Mark Twain Stoco and Shady for the championship race.
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Leeber
Trap Hill Wildcats
Stoco Indians
Lego School
Wildcats
Mark Twain
Surveyor School
Stoco
Shady
Surveyor
Fred Hurt
Montroal
Marsh Fork Bull Dogs
Munsonmen
Tigers
Marsh Fork
Gube Tudor
Bull Dogs
Phatek
Olympic Hurdling Hope Fades For U S In 1938 Berlin
The United States faces setbacks for the 1938 Olympic track team as star 400 meter hurdler Glyenn Hardin of LSU battles leg trouble and may not travel to Berlin. Former LSU teammate Baby Jack Torrance shines in shot put, while Gene Venzke and other mid-distance stars may see limited indoor action amid eligibility and scholastic issues.
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New York
America
Percy Beard
Alabama
Samuel
Louisiana State
Glyenn Hardin
Berlin
Harding
Bernie Moore
Moore
Hardin
Bob Tisdall
Ireland
Tisdall
Stockholm
Baby Jack" Torrance
Gene Venzke
Venzke
Ben Eastman
Bill Bonthron
Glenn Cunningham
Ohio State
Jesse Owens
Ralph Metcalfe
Eulace Peacock
Temple University
Camp Raleigh Basketeers Edge Lillybrook 30 23 In Rough Finish
Camp Raleigh's basketball team snapped a six game skid with a 30 to 23 victory over Lillybrook on the Steco floor. Sloboda Grubb and Elkins led Camp Raleigh while Whitt and G Rubin scored most for Lillybrook. Referee Wood handled a game noted for rough spots and balanced exchanges.
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Basketeers
Lillybrook
Steco
Sloboda
Grubb
Elkins
Whitt
Friday Night Basketball Scores Across Lynchburg and Surrounding
A crowded Friday slate tabulates Beckley at Lynchburg 41 35 and Mount Hope at Northfork 28 10 with multiple players posting notable tallies. Standout scorers include Ceserato 5 and Saunders 19 for Beckley, Warden 2 etc. Substitutions and officials listed for each venue mirror a busy regional schedule.
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Lynchburg
Beckley Coll
Ceserato
Cipolat
Sarcatt
Mount Hope
Mount View Defeats Helen for Fourth Independent League Win
Mount View won 51 to 39 over Helen on Mount View floor in Friday night basketball. Barrett led with 16 points, Gary of Helen added 14, and Mount View’s Rumburg totaled 12 to pace the home club after regulars returned in the second half.
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Gary
Rumburg
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Trump
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L. Wills
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Cantley
Maligrido
Miller
Jarrell
Pety
Four Intra Mural Games At Woodrow Wilson High
Four Saturday morning boys league games at Woodrow Wilson High School featured a 33 32 finish as the Posies edged the Ramblers on a late foul. Shoddies beat Stonewalls 24 17 while U Trades won 41 25 and Alp Clads defeated Plumers 57 25.
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Posies
Ramblers
Utrades
Ross Culpepper
Marshall Plans Good Schedule
Marshall college announces an eleven game 1930 football schedule the largest for a Big Green eleven. Three new opponents join Concord State Teachers Rio Grande Baltimore Valparaiso and Cumberland with traditional rivals remaining. The Thundering Herd opens away at Charleston September 18 against Morris Harvey.
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Rio Grande College of Ohio
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