Consent form for 1958 Sectional Golden Gloves entry
Parent or guardian certifies consent for entrant under 21 to compete in the 1958 Sectional Golden Gloves tournament. The signer releases sponsors from injuries and agrees to indemnify Company F of the West Virginia National Guard. Deadline is Saturday noon February 7.
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Company F
W. Va! National Guard
Company
W. Va
Johnny Tanner
National Guard Armory
Beckley
San Jose State Star Sam Dawson Leads 1958 Scoring
Sam Dawson led San Jose State football in yards gained with 339 on a 5.9 yard average and in scoring with 26 points, two more than Clarion Appledoorn, reflecting a strong 1958 season for the Spartans.
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Sam Dawson
San Jose State
Clarion Appledoorn
Beckley Blue Hawks Face Three First Division Foes
Beckley College Blue Hawks start a three game week at the Rec against West Virginia State Yellow Jackets first, then Bluefield State, and Morris Harvey. Bowman's lineup remains Williams, Manning, Culicerto, Marino and Backus as Beckley seeks a win in the WVIAC after Christmas.
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Beckley College Blue Hawks
Beckley Recreation
West Virginia State College Yellow Jackets
Blue Hawks
State College Conference
Bill Bowman
State Yellow Jackets
Institute
WVIAC
Bluefield
Bluefield Staters
Morris Harvey
Recreation Building
Beckley
Rec
West Virginia State
Johnny Anderson
Charleston High
Anderson
Frank Casey
Amigo
Byrd - Prillerman
Yellow Jackets
Orlin Jenkins
WWS
Jenkins
Bristol
Tenn
Manning
Salem
Frank Marino
Backus
Summersville
Marino
Williams
Culberto
Texas Amateur Dies After Bout In GG Tourney
Lynn Davis, 21, died after a welterweight final at the Houston Golden Gloves tournament. His widow Nan, 20, expects a baby in three months. Pathologist cites acute heart failure. no severe beating evident. Davis worked as a butcher and taught a church class.
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Houston
Tex
Nan Davis
Lynn
Billy Strother
Strother
Davis
Ernie Taylor
Joseph Jachimczyk
Church of Christ
Davie
Soo
Top 10 Powers Idle As Others Seize Opportunity In Basketball
A AP report notes half of the top 10 teams including NC State Kentucky North Carolina and Kansas State sit idle until Jan 26. Auburn Cincinnati Michigan State St John s NH West Virginia and others eye chances during the lull with several big games on tap.
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Mighty
Associated Press
North Carolina State
Kentucky
North Carolina
Kansas State
Auburn
Cincinnati
Michigan State
St. John's
West Virginia
Mississippi State
St. Bonaventure
St. Louis
Oklahoma City
Seattle
Utah
Villanova
Tigers
Georgia Tech
Georgia
St. John’s
Marquette
Big Ten
Ohio State
Minnesota
Drexel
Providence
Western Kentucky
Louisville
Skyline
Brigham Young
Monttana State
Xavier
Ohio
Oak Hill Indeps Cup extended win streak to seven
Oak Hill Independent basketball team beat Smithers Club 82 to 81 to stretch their streak to seven games. Larry Harding and Gary Harding each scored 23 points to lead Oak Hill, with Charlie Hayes 12 and Denny Criss 11. Jerry Smith led Smithers with 13 field goals and 8 of 12 free throws for 34 points.
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Oak Hill
Smithers
Denny Criss
Larry Harding
Gary Harding
Charlies Hayes
Jerry Smith
Mountaineers Resume Basketball Practice
West Virginia University resumed practice as they prepare for a Friday away game against Western Kentucky in Louisville. Coach Fred Schaus led the session after a win over William & Mary, with the 10th ranked Mountaineers holding a 13-3 record and 10 games remaining before the Southern Conference tournament in Richmond at month’s end.
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Morgantown
West Virginia University
Mountaineers
Western Kentucky
Louisville
Fred Schaus
William & Mary
Richmond
Wesleyan Victory Clinches State Title Run For Oakwood and L&B
State Conference roundup shows Oakwood edging Kappa Theta Phi 59 56 in overtime while L&B beat Company F 89 72 at the Beckley Recreation Building keeping the leaders in a first place tie. Wesleyan pounded West Virginia Tech 90 77 continuing an 18 game unbeaten streak and 12 0 conference mark as Tech vows a return battle. other league results include West Virginia State, Glenville State, Fairmont State and Morris Harvey wins.
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Kidd
Duncan Catron
McClung
Raleigh Motor
Saunders
Grady Whitlock Manning
Kin Photo
Ruadion
Burleson Motors
Pet Dairy
Haddad
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Kelley
E Haddad
Young
Lilly
Clay
Duncan
Raleigh
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Nace
F. Harrington
M. Hall
Blin
Wyant
Dr Cottrill
Callihan
Soul Bond
G. Steffy
L. Torrico
Connor
Bond
T. Hawley
Sepkowski
Jree
Ils Ramey
Catron White
P Lynch
Lowery
Davis
Blind Junco
Rizzi
Martin
Moose
C. Feazell
Raleigh Motor Sales Co. Griffith
Clay J Bowling
J Adams
Greene McRoberts
P Bowles
Torrico
ORR
Sweeny
J Tyree
J Robinette
Wood Venters
Johnson
R Calvert
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Maxwell
Venters
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Merchant League
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Robinette
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Haddads TV
Wheeler Plumbing
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Sweney
Hawley
Oose Lodge
Beckley Theater Leaders
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Haddads
McRoberts - Warden
McRoberts
Dr. Oram
Art
Beckley
J. Brash
Rorrer
Oakwood Auto
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Kappa Theta Phi
Company F
Oakwood
Beckley Recreation Building
Kappa Theta Phi Boys
Oakwood Riffe
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Morris
Garten
Se Skiles
West Virginia Wesleyan
Hank Ellis
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Gentry
Baisi
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Ellis
Morris Harvey
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McDonald
Remley
Wayne Dawson
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Glenville State
Concord
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Shepherd
Frostburg
Potomac State
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Wheeling
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Davis & Elkins
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Alderson-Broaddus
Altoona
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Potomac
Paret and Zalazar to rematch at St Nicholas Arena
Boxing notes report Benny Paret of Cuba and Victor Zalazar of Argentina square off Monday at St. Nicholas Arena in New York after a December 15 draw. Promoter Teddy Brenner pushes the event without a TV contract as boxing buzz returns post holiday. Also on the cards Eddie Perkins faces Lahouari Godih on ABC TV while Don Jordan meets Alvaro Gutierrez in Los Angeles. The 1960 Women’s International Bowling Congress meets in Denver.
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Benny Paret
Cuba
Victor Zalazar
Argentina
St. Nicholas Arena
New York
Paret
Salazar
Teddy Brenner
Washington
Lahouari Godih
Algeria
Eddie Perkins
Chicago
Abc-Tv
Godih
Cisco Andrade
Larry Baker
Don Jordan
Alvaro Gutierrez
Mexico City
Los Angeles
Jordan
Virgil Akins
Rookies McDaniel and Daniels Boost Pirates Hope in 1959
Pirates spring camp features fresh faces led by Jimmy McDaniel and Benie Daniels seen as likely to win spots on the 1959 pitching and hitting rosters. McDaniel led the PCL with 37 home runs and 100 RBIs while batting .293, and Daniels went 14-6 with a 2.31 ERA in Columbus.
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New York
Pittsburgh Pirates
Jimmy MecDaniel
Benie Daniels
Daniels
Pirates
McDaniel
Bucs
Rocky Nelson
Pounder
Marshall
Coachella
Calif
Commbus
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Moore Steals Show At Ohio Sports Fete
In Columbus Ohio the Touchdown Club honored 42 top athletes from football baseball golf boxing and more. Archie Moore highlighted the program with talk of a London bid and a Patterson rematch while Lipscomb and Brown earned pro lineman and player of the year honors. Coaches Dietzel Ewbank and Evashevski spoke on teams and schedules as awards were handed.
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Columbus
Ohio
Touchdown Club
Archie Moore
England
Henry Cooper
London
Floyd Patterson
Gene
Big Daddy) Lipscomb
Baltimore Colt
Jim Brown
Cleveland Brown
Lipscomb
Brown
Weed Ewbank
Baltimore
Paul Dietzel
Louisiana State
Eee
Daddy Dial
Rice Institute
Plumbers notch fifth straight hoop win in Charleston
Frank's Plumbers of Beckley defeated Charleston Baptist Temple 49 to 45 to tally their fifth consecutive independent basketball victory in Charleston.
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Charleston
Frank
Beckley
Charleston Baptist Temple
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