Mustangs Defeat Beckley In Low-Scoring Varsity Showdown
Mount Hope High edged Beckley Flying Eagles 18 to 13 in Fayette County. Kessler and Thompson led Mount Hope with strong defense and timely baskets as Lilly and Harless provided late push for Beckley. Jayvee Beckley beat Mount Hope 33 to 29 in a separate preliminary game.
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Beckley
Mount Hope
Little Mustangs
Beckley Cagers
Ceserato
Eagles
Lacy
Ferri
Perty
Varaily Berkley
Webb
F Blake
Jacy
C Norton
Nickels
Perry
Huffman
Bernath
Mount Howe
Romine
Big Reds of Parkersburg Rout Beckley Flying Eagles 47 to 32
Parkersburg’s Big Reds defeated Beckley 47 to 32 behind Leonard Barnum’s standout play and Jackson’s guarding. Beckley led early 7-1 before Parkersburg surged to a halftime lead and controlled the second half. Harless Lilly Miller and McQuade contributed on defense and offense.
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Big Reds
Parkersburg
Beckley
Flying Eagles
Leonard Barnum
Spark Plug
Jackson
Vetcran
Big Red
Harless
Lilly
Miller
McQuade
Sayre
Freed
Fiae
McGee
Null
Dixon
Barnum
Barker
Ohne
Golden
Smith
Il Cipolat
Anderson
Saunders
Calloway
Snuffer—Beckley
Colcord High Tops Milam In Low-Scoring Game
Colcord High defeated Milam 31 to 20 on Colcord floor behind a fast first half and 17 points from Simmons and Smith. Manning added seven as Colcord controlled the pace and defense. Garten starred for Milam. In a preliminary, Milam girls edged Colcord 26 to 25.
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Milam
Simmons
Smith
Manning
Garten
Milam Girls
Colcord Girls
Pax Chalks Up Victory Over Nuttall District High
Pax remains undefeated in Midland Trail league with a 28 to 23 win over Nuttall District High on their floor. H Humphreys led Pax with 13 points, Lafferty anchored defense, while Boley starred for Nuttall. In the opener Pax girls beat Nuttall 23 to 10.
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Nuttall District High School
H. Humphreys
Lafferty
Boley
Nuttall
Pax Girls
Nuttall Girls
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Karvasky
H. Humph
Brown Reys
B. Trumph
Reys
McAlister
A. Lively
Wiseman
L. Lively
Treadway
Polson
Amick
T. Wiseman
Munson
Corbett to Fight Fields in San Francisco Feb 22
Jack Kearns signed for a title bout between Jackie Fields welterweight champion and Young Corbett of Fresno. The 10 round match at San Francisco baseball park will occur February 22 after California athletic board approval. After $6,500 gate expenses, Fields earns $35,000 and Corbett splits the remaining gate 50 percent. Corbett currently holds a 10 round decision over Fields.
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Cal
Jack Kearns
Jackie Fields
Young Corbett
Fresno
Calif
San Francisco
California State Athletic Board
Fields
Corbett
California
Field
Reserves Win At Montcoal
The Woodrow Wilson High School junior varsity lost 19 to 17 to Marsh Fork reserves on the Montcoal Y M C A floor. Dietz led with 10 points, E Dickens added 9, Webb had 9 for Beckley, and Marsh Fork faces Colcord and Trap Hill in county league games this week.
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Woodrow Wilson High School
Marsh Fork
Montcoal Y.M. C. A
Dietz
E. Dickens
Webb
Beckley
Colcord
Montroal
Trap Hill
F Cesarato
FE Webb
M. Dickens
CG Nichols
Paltigrew
Bragg Tallerico
Walker
J. Bradley
Cantley
Bradley
Hullman
Lacy
Romine
Ellison
Cook
Bailey
Princeton Wrestler Hurts Neck But Leads Tigers to Navy Win
Reginald Bassett of Princeton, injured his neck after a minute in the match with Navy's Kane. He continued to wrestle for nine more minutes, enabling Princeton to win 16 to 4 and secure their first victory over Navy in years.
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Associated Press
Annapolis
Reginald Bassett
Princeton University
Naval Academy
Bassitt
Dover
Del
Tigers
Navy
Kane
Bassett
Hollobaugh
Collins High defeats Shady High 20 to 12 on Winding Gulf floor
Collins High beat Shady High 20 to 12 with C Hale and Hedrick scoring 6 and 8 points. Starting lineup lists Collins Wale Pugh Barlowe Elliott Hedrick Shoemaker Hale Martin Amato Terry. Substitutions include W Mc Graw Hedrick Maloney Thompson Hutchinson. Referee Wilson-Montcoal.
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Shady High
Winding Gulf School
Shady
C. Hale
Hedrick
Collins
Shady Springs
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F Pugh
Barlowe
F Elliott
N. Hedrick
Shoemaker
J. Hale
Martin
Amato
Terry
I Collings
W. McGraw
P. Hedrick
L. Maloney
Thompson
Hutchinson
Wilson
Montcoal
Raleigh County Basketball Tournament Set for Beckley
The eight Raleigh County high schools will compete in Beckley at Woodrow Wilson High on March 3 and 4. A blind draw will replace seeding, eight players plus a coach per team, and 12 free tickets per school. Tickets cost 1.00 for season and 0.50 for single sessions.
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Raleigh County
Beckley
Woodrow Wilson High School
W. R. Fugitt
Mr. Fugitt
Randolph Norton
Shady High
James L. Hornbeck
Marsh Fork High
Raleigh County High School League
Pauley
Stoco
Mark Twain
Trap ‘Hill
Marsh Fork
Colcord
Collins
Shady
Fugitt
Fay Harper
C. J. McQuade
Register
Trap Hill HI Wildcats triumph in fourth league win
Trap Hill High School beats Collins 31 to 19 at home to claim a fourth Raleigh County league victory. Keesee and Spencer lead with 24 points for Trap Hill while G Trail shines on defense. Collins’ Hale and Barlow contribute scoring, Amato adds defensive work and 3 points.
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Trap Hill
Grimm
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Spencer
G. Trail
C. Hale
Barlow
Amato
Pos
Penn State Beats Washington and Jefferson 47 to 21
In State College Penn State overpowered Washington and Jefferson 47 to 21. McFarline scored 13 points for Penn State and President's forward Leiber added 12 as Penn State extended a three game win streak against the opponents.
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Associated Press State College
Washington and Jefferson
Penn State
McFarline
Leiber
President
Mark Twain Beats Stoco High 40 to 26 on Stotesbury Floor
Mark Twain Authors topple Stoco High 40 26 led by Hancock 16 and Sloboda 14. Stoco held a 5 3 first quarter edge before Mark Twain surged, 17 11 at halftime, then widening the margin through the second half. Clark led Stoco with 10. Gunter Oshinsky Lore and Placidi contributed on defense and offense.
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Sloboda
Stoco
Indians
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L. Placidi
Lore
Mark Twain
G. Placidi
F Stephens
F Clark
Gunter L. Placidi
Trap Hill HS Holds Lead In Raleigh County League
Trap Hill High School basketball remains atop the Raleigh County league after two wins this week. Surveyor jads beat Marsh Fork to seize first, then Collins stopped by, while Collins dropped to third after losing to Trap Hill. Shady fell to 0 5 in league play as standings show Trap Hill at 4 1, Marsh Fork 3 1, Collins 2 3, Colcord 1 2, Sloco 1 4, Shady 0 3.
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Shady
Tigers
L Pet
Trap Hill
Wesleyan Football Sets Eleven Game 1933 Schedule
West Virginia Wesleyan announces an eleven game 1933 football schedule. Games include Duquesne in Pittsburgh and NYU in New York, with matches at Buckhannon against Geneva Davis and Elkins Bethany Glenville State and Marshall. Dayton WVU and others on the road.
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Associated Press
Buckhannon
W. Va
West Virginia Wesleyan College
Duquesne
Pittsburgh
Geneva
New York University
New York
Davis and Elkins
Salem College
Clarksburg
George Washington
Washington
Bethany College
University of Dayton
Dayton
West Virginia University
Morgantown
Glenville State Teachers’ College
Marshall College
Huntington
Georgetown
Army
Bobeals
Stoco Girls Triumph at Marsh Fork in Raleigh County Play
The Siocon girls basketball team defeated Marsh Fork 23 to 18 on Marsh Fork floor, building a big first half lead as the home squad rallied for nine points in the final period. Robinson of Stoco beat Lamb of Marsh Fork 14 to 12 for scoring honors. Also noted is a 63 year marriage by Mr and Mrs John Schmidt of Hickey Tl.
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Marsh Fork
Robinson
Stoco
Lamb of
College Basketball Scores From Various Games
A compilation lists numerous college and high school basketball results. Notable scores include Texas 38 over Texas A M 31, Michigan 36 over Chicago 18, Georgia 39 over Florida 40, and Ohio State 32 defeating Cincinnati 28.
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Temple
Georgetown
Furman
Presbyterian
North Carolina
Wake Forest
Lynchburg
Elon
Mississippi State
Tulane
Carson-Newman
Emory and Henry
Mercer
Georgia Tech
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Pikeville
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Muskingum
Oberlin
Meiji University
Japan
St. Thomas
University of Pennsylvania
Navy
Western Maryland
Washing College
Princeton
Dartmouth
Wesleyan
Amherst
Parkersburg Wins Again in Southern West Virginia Play
Parkersburg High, led by Leonard Barnum, defeated Princeton 33 to 25 to cap a successful southern trip. Barnum totaled 14 points, with five in the final minutes as Parkersburg held off a late Princeton push. After the game, Barnum leaves Parkersburg for Pittsburg University.
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West Virginia
Princeton
Montgomery
Beckley
Mercer Countians
Barnum and Company
Leonard Barnum
Barnum
Pittsburg University
Freed J Hoke
I Whittaker
Magee
Bishop Barnum
Jackson
Kyle
Barker
Roney
Miller
Bluefield
Trapshooter Sets New World Record in Ohio Match
Vandalia Ohio January 21 A D Stauber of Los Angeles Calif set a new world's trapshooting season record by winning the high average line of North America in 1932 with a .9940 mark on 1000 targets. The official release came from the Amateur Trapshooting Association, which governs registered shooting in the United States Canada and the Panama Canal Zone.
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Associated Press
Vandalia
Stauber
Los Angeles
Calif
North America
Amateur
United States
Canada
Panama Canal Zone
Mullens Rebels roll to sixth straight win over Mark Twain
In front of a big Booster Night crowd Mullens defeated Mark Twain 44 to 31. Reid led Mullens with 21 points while Sleboda scored 16 for Mark Twain as Mullens led 22 to 15 at halftime and built the margin in the second half.
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Mullens Rebels
Mullens
Reid
A. Sleboda
Juniors Win Eighth Game On Beckley Floor
Beckley Juniors defeat Whitesville Junior High 37 to 12 on Beckley floor. Gresko 7 and Adomas 8 lead scoring. O Leary 3, Misco 3, Ballard 6. Whitesville 12 points all on free throws. Substitutes listed.
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Beckley
Whitesville
Wiley
Azzare
Hawley
McKinney
Warden
Warper
McCartney
Canterbury
West
Nichol
Final Charity Football Game Sets Stage in San Francisco
Final contest of the 1932-33 season features Harold Red Grange and Ernie Nevers in a charity game in San Francisco. Green Bay Packers vs Pacific Coast All-Stars with Grange as a Packers left half back and Nevers at fullback for the All-Stars. Packers enter as strong favorites after a full pro season, while coast players have had only two weeks of practice.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Harold
Red" Grange
Ernie Nevers
Green Bay Packers
Pacific Coast All-Stars
Grange
Packers
Chicago Bears
Nevers
Stanford
All- Stars
Colonel Robins To See Hoover In Coming Days
Colonel Raymond Robins a noted prohibition leader and social worker who vanished while en route to present to President Hoover is expected to meet the president soon with no definite date set. He was located in the North Carolina mountains in November after a lengthy search and reported memory loss.
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Associated Press
Washington
Raymond Robins
Hoover
White House
Colonel Robins
New York
White Hose
Florida
North Carolina
Athletics release catcher John Hoving to Toledo club
Philadelphia January 21 The Philadelphia Athletics announce the outright release of catcher John Hoving to the Toledo club of the International League. He joined the A s two seasons ago coming from the Boston Red Sox by waiver.
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Heving
Associated Press
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Athletics Today
John Hoving
Toronto
A's
Boston’Red Socks
Major League Salaries Rise As Clubs Sign Key Players
New York reports a surge in contract signings in the first week of the major league salary push. Stars like Babe Ruth, Lou Gehrig, Heinie Meine, Goose Goslin, Charlie Gehringer, Joe Vosmik, Lefty O’Doul, Glenn Wright, Bill Tekulsky, and the Waner brothers are already under contract or nearing terms. The Yankees and Giants move to stabilize rosters while others like the Pirates and Senators avoid heavy disputes. Carl Hubbell signs with the Giants after strong compatibility with last season’s success, and Merrit Hubbell may join the club for a Los Angeles tryout.
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Associated Press
New York
Babe Ruth
Lou Gehrig
George Earnshaw
Ballyhoo
Ruth
Gehrig
Babe
Ed Barrow
Washington Senators
Pittsburgh Pirates
Waners
Larry French
New York Giants
Signi
Carl Hubbell
Hubbell
Len Warneke
Cubs
Freddie Fitzsimmons
Giants
Merrit Hubbell
Los Angeles
Glen Rogers Owls dominate Pineville in 42 23 win
Glen Rogers Owls improve to undefeated with a 42 to 23 victory over Pineville Minute Men on Glen Rogers floor. F Crews scores 20 points to lead the Owl attack while McNish adds solid defense and 10 points. Rose leads Pineville with 10 points.
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Glen Rogers Owls
Sé Twins
Pineville
Glen Rogers
Owls
F. Crews
McNish
Rose
Barrett
E. Crewes
R. Cook
Botney
F. Cook
H. Crewes
OG Morgan
G McGoy
Flatt
Ball
Phillips
McGoy
Morgan
Lewis
Boxing Team Opens Season With West Virginia Wesleyan
Morgantown West Virginia Jan 21 1933 West Virginia University boxing coach announces the Mountaineers will open their season next Wednesday night against West Virginia Wesleyan at home. The team will travel to Pittsburgh Saturday for the first conference meet of the 1933 season.
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Associated Press
Morgantown
W. Va
West Virginia University
Harry Stansbury
Mountaineers
West Virginia Wesleyan
West Virginia
Panther
Pittsburgh
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