Scholastic Roundup: Mullens Triumphs in Big Tri-County Night
Mullens Rebels toppled Huntington's Pony Express 91-81 in a key Tri-County clash as Gauley Bridge and Pax also won抢. Gauley Travelers remained unbeaten with a 61-55 win over Richwood Lumberjacks, while Pax edged Trap Hill 61-50.
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Mullens
Tri-County
Huntington
Pony Express
Gauley Bridge
Pax
Gauley
Travelers
Ken Hunt
Richwood Lumberjacks
Trap Hill
Sophia
March Fork
Oak Hill
Shady Spring
Mt. Hope
Stoco
Ansted
Lookout
Hinton
Fayetteville
Glen Rogers
Clear Fork
Northfork
Oceana
Meadow Bridge
Crichton
Stratton
Washington
DuBois
Simmons
Mt. View Junior High
Terry Penn
Leo Byrd
Bob Tabscott
Willie Akers
Penn
Byrd
Johnny Watson
Rebels
Richmond
Jim Lilly
Jones to Test Robby Tonight
Chicago CBS televised 10 round bout features Sugar Ray Robinson seeking a comeback win at 34 to regain the middleweight crown from Bobo Olson. Yonkers challenger Jones, 26, is a rugged puncher and 3-1 underdog in this national telecast from Chicago Stadium.
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Chicago
Ralph Tiger
Jones
Sugar Ray Robinson
Chicago Stadium
CBS
Robinson
Yonkers
N. Y
Crowder
Huntington Fight Card Completed
Promoter Dick Deutsch has set a Tuesday Radio Center Arena boxing card in Huntington featuring Nino Valdes of Cuba and Battling Jack Flood of Spokane in 10 round main bouts. Also slated are Herman Harris versus Bob Jackson in 10 rounds, plus six round co features Al Berg versus Trish Eddie Brant and Dick Vess versus Albert Carter. Tommy Moore meets Mickey McKee in a four round featherweight bout.
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Huntington
Dick Deutsch
Nino Valdes
Cuba
Jack” Flood
Spokane
Wash
Valdes
Flood
Herman Harris
Asheville
N. C
Bob Jackson
Dayton
Ohio
al Berg
Columbus
Albert
Kid) Carter
Charleston
Tommy Moore
Mickey McKee
Springfield
Deutsch
Moore
McKee
Stratton Byrd Prillerman game rescheduled for Saturday
Stratton Bulldogs clash with Byrd Prillerman Panthers in a snowed out Jan. 14 game now set for Saturday Jan. 22 at Sophia High School. The rivals bring veteran squads from last season's WV Athletic Union. Stratton stands five wins, two losses. Byrd Prillerman is unbeaten in four games.
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Stratton
Bulldogs
Byrd Prillerman
Panthers
Sophia High School
Amigo
Sophia Gym
W. Va. Athletic Union
East Wins NBA Tilt Over West at MSG
The East defeated the West 100 to 91 before 13 148 fans at Madison Square Garden. Bill Sharman of the Boston Celtics was voted the game's outstanding player, the fourth Easterner to win the award since 1951.
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New York
National Basketball Assn
Madison Square Garden
Bill Sharman
Boston Celtics
Polio Drive Twin Bill at Cirtsville School
A Monday charity doubleheader at Cirtsville elementary raised 14.25 for the Raleigh County March of Dimes. The Cirtsville eighth graders defeated Price Hill 38-19, while the Cirtsville Independents edged Bradley 51-50.
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Cirtsville
Raleigh
Price Hill
Cirtsville Independents
Bradley Independents
Tri County Schools Scoreboard Highlights From Regional Action
In Beckley Stratton and multiple venues, teams like Washington of London, Mount Hope, Shady Springs, and many others posted scores. Notable results include Charleston Reds 75 over Seth 56 and Morgantown St Francis 55 over Masontown Pa 46.
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Beckley Stratton
Washington of London
Hinton
Fayetteville
Mount Hope
Stoco
Oak Hill
Shady Springs
Ansted
Lookout Nutall
Gauley Bridge
Richwood
Sophia
Marsh Fork
Mount Hope DuBois
Montgomery Simmons
Glen Rogers
Clear Fork
Meadow Bridge
Crichton
Pax
Trap Hill
Mullens
Huntington
Charleston
Stonewall Jackson
East Bank
Greenbank
Frankford
Clendenin
Elkview
Nitro
Washington District
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Institute State
Poca
Winfield
Point Pleasant
Hurricane
Dunbar
DuPont
Ravenswood
Walton
Logan
Huntington East
Northfork Elkhorn
Oceana
Alderson
Lewisburg
Ronceverte
White Sulphur
McComas
Forest Hill
Swanisburg
Peterstown
Union
Renick
Charleston Reds
Seth
Fairmont East
Clarksburg Victory
Bridgeport
Belington
Clay
Sutton
Lumberport
Salem
Shinnston
Weston
Paden City
Reader
Princeton
Bluefield
Athens
Gary
Pocahontas
Bramwell
Big Creek of War
Welch
Morgantown St. Francis
Masontown
All Saints
Clay-Battelle
Barrackville
Bowlesburg
Terra Alta
Fellowsville
Tunnelton
Bruceton
Newburg
Arthurdale
Clarksburg
Washington Irving
Fairmont West
Fairmont Dunbar
Moorefield
Snow Disrupts Six Tri County Games With Postponements
Six games in the tri county area faced weather chaos as four were postponed due to deep snow. Remaining two are doubtful with no official postponement yet. Kingston marks and Oaks Hill games canceled with talks of rescheduling when conditions clear.
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Tri-County
Mark Twain
Kingston
Oaks Hill
Berkley
Hinton
Mt. Hope
Johnny Marra
Rupert
Meadow Bridge
Oceana
Pax edges Trap Hill after fourth period rally in boys basketball
Gauley led with 21 as Jay Mac Kenzie had 16 for Richwood. Trap Hill, coached by Frank Rodriguez, fell from a halftime edge after Wiley Trent fouled out early in the fourth. Pax, now 9-2, pulled away from the Wildcats to hand them a second loss this year after trailing 46-45 after three.
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Gauley
Jay MacKenzie
Richwood
Frank Rodriguez
Trap Hill
Wildcats
Pax
Wiley Trent
Mt. Hope
Oak Hill
Mullens
Mustangs
Mike Frisk
Stoco
Shady
Ken Parnell
Red Devils
Wayne Shepard
Sophia
Marsh Fork
Blue Hawks
Bulldogs
Hubert Leslie
Larry Cassell
Fayetteville
Leland Byrd
Hinton Bobcats
Pirates
Frank Bailey
Dick O'Neal
Hinton
Howard Barrett
James Rowland
Ray Crisp
Sam English
Stratton
Washington
Ferguson
Charles Mills
DuBois
Simmons
Glen Rogers
Clear Fork
Kermit Gentry
Don Nuckols
Big Guns
Frank Carr
Harold Bryant
Hopkins Trophy Golf Matches Tied at 3-3
LA JOLLA California Play was to resume today in the Hopkins Trophy matches with the score tied three points each for Canada and the United States. American points were earned by Cary Middlecoff Chick Harbert and Ed Furgol as the Nassau scoring system awarded one point per nine holes and three for the full 18 holes.
Pre Tournament Fight Card Complete Golden Gloves Entry List
The pre Golden Gloves program for Thursday at the Recreation Building adds two lightweights to reach eight bouts. Wild Bill Smith meets Sugar Ray Collins and Benjamin Adams faces Clyde Taylor, both in the lightweight division, with Adams and Taylor making their public debuts. The entry list for the January sectional rises to 26 with 14 newcomers, including Walter A. Wicks Jr., Jack G. Ball, Johnny Willis, John Abrams, Garner Byrd, Ronald Hughes, Donald Hughes, Charles Bass, George Luster Nicholas, Roy Bass, Kelmer McMillion, and Kenneth Trotter. The Soldiers of the 1428th Army Engineers appear in four other bouts.
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Recreation Building
Bill Houchins
American Legion
Wild Bill” Smith
Harper Heights
Sugar Ray Collins
Beckley
Benjamin Adams
Clyde Taylor
Smith
1428Th Army Engineers
Prince
Frank Ransom
Nicholson Pa
Harold Lee Wade
East Beckley
Wade
Alex Combs
Pfc
Wayne Bishop
Castleton
Vermont
Jules Jackson
Charles Moore
Marshall
Texas
James Fitts
Keith Swenson
Chica
Leonard Baker
Earl Cole
Mabscott
William Mitchell
Bobby Garland
East Beckey
Fitts and Mitchell
Walter A. Wicks Jr
White
Oak Hill
John Abrams
Garner L. Byrd
Lillybrook
Ronald Hughes
Donald Hughes
Charles Edward Bass
Harvey
George Luster Nicholas
Roy Richard Bass
Kelmer McMillion
Lester
Kenneth Trotter
Affinity
New Foul Rule Not Responsible For SC Upsurge
The Associated Press reports Southern Conference scoring rose this year but not mainly due to the new two foul rule. William & Mary lead the gain with a 15.9 point per game rise, yet their free throws rose only 4.3 per game. George Washington, Virginia Tech and Furman show smaller or different impacts. GW beat Maryland 75-53 as Buzz Cirillo starred with 24 points. William & Mary beat VMI 88-68 in conference play, Herb Klapp scoring 20 for the Indians.
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Indians
George Washington
Virginia Tech
West Virginia
Furman
Maryland
Washington
Buzz Ciriello
Colonials
Corky Devlin
William & Mary
VMI
Herb Klapp
Bowling Scares Mens Major League Scores Report
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B. French
J. Waugh
J. Warden
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J. Manning
B. Epling
E Hutchinson
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J. Gilmore
Cc Calloway
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R Robinette
Toal
Moose Club
St Mullins
M. Carpenter
H. Poling E. Slater
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Ota
Eagles Club
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Blind
L Shomd
J Saunders
J Dale
O. Marshall
Rorrer
G Lilly
R. Feazell
Quality - Lmb - Co
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T. Calfee
K, Evans
B Shumate
D. Manning
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C Collins
E Robinette
AL Meets to Study 3 10 Team Alignments
Chicago White Sox general manager Frank Lane, head of the American League realignment committee, calls a January 30 meeting in New York to study three hypothetical 10 club schedules. One plan adds two Pacific Coast teams, another adds two Midwest clubs, and the third includes two Canadian cities.
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Chicago
Frank Lane
Chicago White Sox
New York
Midwest
Fights Last Night Roundup Of Regional Boxing Shows
In Salt Lake City Rex Layne stopped Kirby Seals in six rounds. Holyoke’s Bobby Courchene outpointed Tony Longo over ten. Eddie Chavez knocked out Johnny Hart in Richmond. Bobby Dykes edged Andy Mayfield in Miami Beach over ten. Middleweight bout listed with weights unavailable.
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Associated Press
Salt Lake City
Rex Layne
Kirby Seals
Los Angeles
Holyoke
Mass
Bobby Courchesne
Tony Longo
Baltimore
Richmond
Calif
Eddie Chavez
Johnny Hart
Phoenix
Miami Beach
Fla
Bobby Dykes
Miami
Andy Mayfield
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