Raleigh Regist area high school hoops stay unbeaten
Oceana Princeton and Montgomery remain unbeaten as Raleigh County teams dart through a 13 game schedule. Oceana beat Mullens 62 61 in a close contest while Princeton toppled Mount Hope 78 64. Montgomery beat Oak Hill 83 63 and Sophia’s Blue Hawks clinched the ACL title with a 62 34 win over Shady Spring.
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Montgomery
Sophia's
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Mullens
Tigers
Mount Hope
Mustangs
Oak Hill
Fayetteville
Gauley Bridge
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Glen Rogers
Pineville
Beckley Stratton
Kimgball
Hinton
Meadow Bridge
Kingston
Sandstone
Charleston
Logan Wildcats
Man's Hillbillies
Gilbert
Herndon
Conley
Sonny Phillips
Rebels
Tribe
Donnie Weir
Jimmy Cook
Kenny Dillo
Merlin
Dog" Brown
Albert Simpson
Charles Stump
Rod Thorn
Wayne Taylor
Mike Stafford
Buddy Ramey
Jerry Collier
Coalfield
Logan
Charles Taylor
Pete Kely
Charles Kelly
Greyhounds
Tom Winston
Don Thomas
Sophia
Shady Spring
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Shady
Wayne Casey
Doug Tench
Mark Twain
Clear Fork
Panthers
Charles Dunbar
Marsh Fork
Stoco
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Dewey Romine
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Stoce
Arthur Aliff
Larry Chapman
Jimmy Farley
Bill Kalinowski
Carl Shrewsbury
Dean Heath
Dickie Adkins
Robbie Rodes
Allen McCune
Wildcats
Buck Rogers
Jerry Mainer
Parsley
Man
Fred Harless
Homer Richmond
Joe Rylant
Tom Gross
Charles Wilburn
Larry Snyder
Sam Griffith
Ron Callahan
Harry Grimett
Sophia B. Blackburn
Jack Monk
Don Basham
Jimmy Hamon
Johnny Murdock
Gordie Wolford
Stratton
McArthur Lester
Jack Hampton
Carl Martin
John Addaway
Oria Maniece
Blackburn
Dennis Clay
Basham
Jerry Edmonds Blackburn
Monk
Murdock
Shady Kimball Hamon
Spring
Richmond
Rylant
Alfonso Foddrell
Gross
Rd d
Sherlock Cooper
Sloco
Michael Stubbs
Clinton Wooddard
Charles Elridge
Doag Heath
Crosby Troxler
D. Walker
Tim Bowman
Frank Hope
Pineville Regis
Ray Mullen
Kimball
Harold Shrewsbury
Green
Diachenko
Henry Damewood
Mustang Colts
Barry Stanley
Sandstone Dy
Tiger Cubs
Jerry Adkins
Dickie Adking
Ronald Richards
Dave Cottrell
Tom Day
BU Workman
John Holley
Bill Henderson
John Lafferty
Shady Spring Jr
Roger Henderson
James Chaney
Don Bennett
Chris Charles
Tom Collier
Tommy Lilly
Bob Barrett
Kenneth Franklin
Randy Buckland
Jim Salterson
Gary McBrayer
Billy Crocker
Don Peters
Eddie Jenkins
Eddie Beverly
Teddy Hogan
Leslie Bragg
Cabb
Keaton
Jim Farmer
Gary Ward
Lively
Black
Ray Bailey
George Thomas
Jack Richmond
Dale Stover
Dale Wells
Mount Sake Jr
Robert Kinder
Mike Arritt
Ted Spadaront
Jerry Lawrence
Tom Barnett
Buddy Thompson
Jerry Dunbar
Larry Bragg
Charles Thompson
Donald Kinder
George McCune
Otha Payne
James Harris
Wendell Backus
Don Marchio
Ralph Henderson
Junior Tate
Don
David Shifthett
Robbie Rodeg
Gene Cales
Pineville Jr
Richard Fox
Butch Miller
Oo J. Pettinger
John Kerzie
Butch Bennett
Clint Hamilton
Fred Graham
Gary Clark
Gene Cook
Richard Maynard
Jim Porterfield
Pinkerton
Marshall Ross
Bill Wood
G. Gunter
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Larry Scott
Harold Blackburn
Bill Manning
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Glen Rogers Jr
Rodney Layne
Gilbert Harry Reed
Cecil Parsley
Henry Daniels
Wyoming Mullens
Paul Cline
Boyd Myers
Merlin Brown
David Pitchett
Larry Stumbo
Lid Elliott
Neil Montgomery
Bill Sizemore
Oo Albert Simpson
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Roger Day
Jack Whitted
Bill Robertson
James Neil
Hi Parsley
Willie Milam
Totals Am
James Spurlock
Emerson Davis
Jim Cook
Buddy Ellis
Jerry McClelland
Clinton Salyers
Jerry Johnson
Don Weir
Larry Vance
Jack Perry
Aul Jeffrey
Kenny Stewart
Udell Morgan
van Zant and
Moricle
Rich Simmons
Ss Bishop
Eddie Palmer
Tom Tilley
Vv D. Blankenship
Garrett
Wo iFotals
D. Gentry
K. Sizemore
Roger Stone
Reb Hagerman
N. Sizemore
James Tyree
Thomas. Rubin
Major leaguers in winter National Defense program list
Major leaguers serving this winter in the National Defense program include Dick Drott Ron Blackburn Roberto Clemente Curtis Flood Brooks Robinson Bill Monbouquette Jim Mudcat Grant and Tony Kubek.
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Dick Drott
Ron Blackburn
Roberto Clemente
Curtis Flood
Brooks Robinson
Bill Monbouquette
Jim
Mudcat) Grant
Tony Kubek
Hall And Green Top Candidates For Blaik's Job
WEST POINT N Y AP Dale Hall and John Green emerge as leading candidates to replace Earl Blaik as Army football coach. Hall, former head scout and defensive backfield coach, anchors West Point tradition and has support from the Army Athletic Board. Green captained the 1945 team and previously coached at Tulane with Andy Pilney. Final decision rests with LA Gen Gar Davidson, who reportedly leans Green though field remains open.
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West Point
N. Y
Dale Hall
John Green
Army
Doc Blanchard
Glenn Davis
Inside
Outside
Hall
Green
Germany
Purdue
New Hampshire
Florida
Golddust Twins
Blanchard
Davis
Blaik
Tulane
Andy Pilney
Army Athletic Board
Gar Davidson
Davidson
Sudden death rule may be adopted for West Virginia football
The State Board of Appeals will decide Jan 31 in Charleston whether to adopt the NAIA proposed sudden death overtime for high school football. The change, one of two NAIA rules for 1959, is experimental and not strongly supported by Fugitt. Also approved is a rule moving penalties halfway toward the goal, not to the goal line.
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State Board of Appeals
National Football Alliance
W. R. Fugitt
State Secondary Schools Activities Commission
National Federation of States High School Athletic Assns
National Junior College Athletic Assn
National Assn
Fugitt
New Orleans
NAIA
Wheeling
NFL Players Seek Pension and Benefits Fund
Philadelphia AP report notes NFL Players Association considering asking owners for a share of television and radio receipts to fund an insurance and pension plan. Association president Bill Howton of the Green Bay Packers indicated the two day meeting would focus on securing accident health and hospital benefits and pension provisions. He did not specify the percentage sought.
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Philadelphia
National Football League
Bill Howton
Green Bay Packers
Howton
Warren Williams Loop To Meet Next Tuesday
George Wise secretary of the Warren Williams Junior league said a meeting will be held at Cotton White’s office on Prince Street next Tuesday night at 7 30. All sponsors and managers of circuit teams are requested to attend. Wise aims to compile Babe Ruth graduates lists from Beckley and Slab Fork leagues for managers to study at the meeting. He noted there is much to do and all interested should be present.
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George Wise
Warren Williams
Cotton White
Prince Street
Sec
Wise
Babe Ruth
Beckley
Slab Fork
Richards Sees Vaults Of 17 Feet In Future
Milwaukee AP reports pole vault star Rev. Bob Richards predicts higher marks as springy modern poles replace bamboo. He says 16 foot vaults would have come sooner with newer poles, and 17 foot vaults may become common once they gain popularity.
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Richards
Milwaukee
Bob Richards
Moose On Roof Provokes Warden Warning Remark
A US hunter in Car Chapleau Ontario placed a bull moose on his car roof after a game warden warned the roof could be damaged. He quipped that there are many new cars in the states but moose are scarce, highlighting risky, humorous reaction to the warning.
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Chapleau
United States
Pinson and O'Toole Named Reds Top Rookie Prospects
NEW YORK AP The Cincinnati Redlegs showcase two prized rookies Jimmy O'Toole a 20 year old lefty and Vada Pinson a speedy 20 year old outfielder Experts expect both to be regulars in 1959 O'Toole won 20 and lost 8 for Nashville with a 2.44 PRA and 189 strikeouts Pinson a Chicago native signed in 1957 got a 50 000 bonus and impressed in camp Pinson starred in Seattle batting 43 drove in 78 runs scored 92 and stole 37 bases Osteen Cuellar Pena Fridley Coles Chacon Gonder Schmidt Gilbert Henrich Pavletich among newcomers in Reds camp with NEXT Chicago White Sox
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Cincinnati Redlegs
Jimmy O'Toole
Vada Pinson
Redlegs
O'Toole
Pinson
Nashville
Assa
Chicago
University of Wisconsin
Storm
Seattle
Andre Rodgers
Phoenix
Orlando Pena
Miguel Cuellar
Claude Osteen
Osteen
Wenatchee
Cuellar
Havana
Pena
Jim Fridley
Aesn
Chuck Coles
Elio Chacon
Jesse Gonder
San Antonio
Haven Schmidt
Drew Gilbert
Bobby Henrich
Don Pavelitch
Chicago White Sox
Perkins Favored To Beat Godih In Capitol Arena Bout
Eddie Perkins of Chicago is a hairline favorite to outpoint Lahouari Godih of Algeria in a 10 round lightweight bout at Capitol Arena. The undercard features a models and fashion show to benefit the March of Dimes, aired on ABC at 10 p.m. Perkins has 13 pro wins, four losses, and one knockout in a noted career. Godih, claiming France’s lightweight title, brings 47 wins, eight losses, two draws, and 12 knockouts into the contest.
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Eddie Perkins
Chicago
Lahouari Godih
Algeria
Capitol Arena
Perkins-Godih
Goldie Hearn
California
March of Dimes
TV Fight
ABC
Perkins
Baby Vasquez
Godih
U.S
Larry Baker
France
National Hockey League Tuesday Results
NHL results show no games played Tuesday with two matchups listed for potential scheduling the day after. Scheduled games include Detroit at Chicago and Montreal at Toronto, reflecting key East Coast and Midwest markets.
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National Hockey League
Montreal
Toronto
Detroit
Chicago
West Virginia high school basketball scores roundup
A long list of senior and junior varsity boys results from West Virginia and nearby areas features Dupont over Stonewall Jackson 77 64 East Bank 64 over Sissonville 49 St. Albans 78 over Clendenin 4 and numerous other pairings including Charleston Catholic over Charleston 61 and Morgantown 63 over Fairmont East 4. Notable road wins include Princeton 78 over Mount Hope 64 and Romney 67 over Fort Ashby 68. The section also notes cross-border games with Ashland Kentucky over Huntington East 85 77 in overtime and several Ohio teams such as Toronto 30 over Sherrard 73 and River Local Ohio 41 over Kermit 53. College and NBA results appear later with Virginia Tech edged by Virginia Military 81 78 and St. Louis beating Boston 119 114.
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East Bank
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Nitro
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Charleston Catholic
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Logan
Huntington
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West Virginia School For Deaf
Petersburg
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Monterey
Thomas Mountaineer
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NBA All Stars Clash Friday at Olympia Stadium
DETROIT AP The NBA ninth annual All Star game will feature the league’s top players at Olympia Stadium Friday night. The board of governors meets Thursday to discuss league problems including a race issue raised by Elgin Baylor and playoff plans. The Eastern Division aims for its seventh win with two losses in the All Star showdown.
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National Basketball Assn
League
Board of Governors
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Minneapolis Lakers
Charleston
W. Va
Baylor
NBA
Stars
Cleveland Doubles Colavito Salary With 1959 Contract
Cleveland outfielder Rock Colavito and General Manager Frank Lane agreed on a 1959 contract late Monday. The deal sets Colavito's pay around 27,000 to 30,000, roughly doubling his 1958 salary as he remains the Indians top gate attraction.
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Cleveland
Rock Colavito
Cleveland Indians
Frank Lane
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