Eagles Face Bluefield In Raleigh County League Showdown
Beckley Flying Eagles host Bluefield Beavers in a Coalfield Conference tilt at Beckley Recreation Building. Beckley seeks rebound after a loss to Huntington. Bluefield aims for first win as 0-7 start contrasts with Beckley’s 5-1 mark. The 44th meeting favors Beckley 34-9.
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Beckley Bluefield high school basketball history summary
A historical roster of Beckley and Bluefield basketball scores and results from 1931 to 1960s including scores like Beckley 33-41 and 43-38, Bluefield 70-60, and multiple Beckley vs Bluefield games, followed by 1950s stats, and Associated Press notes listing high school games and college basketball results across West Virginia locales.
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W. Va
Associated Press
Sissonville
Clendenin
Mary
Charleston Catholic
Ouwit
Gauley Bridge
Seth Sherman
Van
Kingston
Clear Fork
Frankford
Lewisburg
Bolling
Greenville
Matoaka
Ansted
Crichton
Parkersburg
Weirton
Parkersburg Catholic
Glenville
Spencer
Ripley
Cairo
Sistersville
Lookout
Meadow Bridge
Alderson
Smoot
Eaglets, Colts, and More Grade-School Victories Reported
Beckley romped 53 34 over Sophia as Bane Sarrett poured in 30 points for the Beckley Eaglets. Mount Hope beat Pax 47 16, Herndon routed Mullens 47 32, and Oceana toppled Pineville 56 49 to spark a Junior High circuit night across Beckley, Mount Hope, Herndon, and Oceana with multiple league games and streaks noted.
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Mount Hope
Herndon
Oceana
Sophia
Pax
Mullens
Pinevile
Mount Hope Mustangs
Pax Wildkittens
Teddy Spadaro
Buddy Thomson
Wildkittens
Spadaro
Thompson
Pineville
Bill Perry
Papooses
Gary G
Roger Worrell
Little Rebels
Worrell
Danny Shumate
Butch Easterling
Maie
Ronnie Ci
Jerry Sutphin
Bane Sarrett
Ronnie Taylor
David Barksdale
al Walker
Kenneth Tucker
Joe Woodie
Leonard Blackburn
Ronald Hicks
Ronnie Basham
Billy Pennington
Barr Kenney
Mikeckley Jr
Sophia Jr
James Hedenger
Clinton Hamilton
James Pinkerton
Gene Cook
Gary Gunter
Larry Scott
Connie Dancy
Gerald Brunty
Raymond Turner
Denny Burkett
Bill Workman
Pineville Jr
Oceana Jr
Baileysville Fite
Blankenship
Bishop
Birkhead
Lusk
Smith
Morgan
Mu Brown
Prichard
Elliott
Simpson
Stump
Neal
Payne
Milam
Canada
Baileysville
Willis
Clark Kingston
Dave Cottrell
Larry Sumpter
John Holley
Ken Franklin
John Lafferty
James Chaney
Tom Collier
Clear Fork
George Thomas
Llale Stover
Charles Dunbar
Robert Kinder
Gary Lawrence
James Harris
Richard Byant
Kingston
Lacy and Warden
Lookout
Frank McKown
Art Shelton
David Shuck
Warren O'Dell
Gary Turner
Jim Plummer
John Jones
Meadow Bridge
Jim Clay
Larry Bragg
Mike Arritt
Jim Lavencer
Allen McCune
Tom Barnett
Dale Wells
Wendell Backus
George McCune
Cobb
Porterfield
High School Football Week Schedule for Hoop State Teams
Beckley hosts Bluefield while Logan meets Hunt. Fast Man travels to Van Hinton as Oak Hill hosts Victory at Princeton. Shady Spring plays Richwood as Baileysville visits Herndon. Clay visits Fayetteville with Montgomery at Mount Hope. Oceana visits Pineville. Sophia plays Steco. Trap Hill travels to Stratton. Madison hosts Marsh Fork. Byrd Prillerman visits Mark Twain. Liberty plays Conley. Rupert meets Meadow Bridge. Gilbert at Glen Rogers. Stoco Jr at Beckley Jr.
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Oak Hill
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Stoco
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Shockey
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Doug Tench
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Oceana Indians
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Don Weir
Wyoming
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Cowen
Summersville
Lookout Guyan Valley
Gassaway
Webster Springs
Gilbert
Wyoming County
Glen Rogers Owls
Glen Rogers
Gibbs
Delmar Gentry
Ken Sizemore
Owls
Trap Hill
Stratton
Bluefield
Logan
Hunt
Fast Man
van Hinton
Baileysville
Herndon
Clay
Stoco Jr
Beckley Jr
Jordan Destroys Gutierrez In Three Round KO
Don Jordan retained confidence after lifting the welter title and stopped Alvaro Gutierrez in the third round of a nontitle bout at Olympic Auditorium. The 8,100 fans saw Jordan land a fast right that floored Gutierrez, who rose at five, before the referee halted the fight at 1 32 of the round. Jordan earned 12,500 dollars to Gutierrez's 7,500, with an upcoming title defense against Virgil Akins slated for St Louis on March 6.
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St. Louis
Don Jordan
Jordan
Alvaro Gutierrez
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Lupe Sanchez
Mushy Callahan
Callahan
Olympic Auditorium
Akins
Concord Mountain Lions Triumph Over Salem Tigers 90 78
Concords Mountain Lions snap a long winless streak in the State Collegiate Conference by beating Salem 90 to 78 on Salem’s home floor. Five Mountain Lions reached double figures led by Williams 18 and Sam and Bob Chil. The win follows recent 102 91 victory over Davis & Elkins and 91 82 loss to Morris Harvey. Mountain Lions head to Fairmont State then Glenville State on a northern swing with a 2 10 league mark. Salem coach Clem Clower lamented the affair as Concord showed deadly shooting hitting 37 of 72 from the field. Davis & Elkins visits Alderson Broaddus in a league game while Potomac State travels to Altoona in a non league contest.
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Joe Marra
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Larry Miller
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Fairmont State
Glenville State
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Alderson-Broaddus
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Ohneee Williams
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Sand Sam
Bob Chil
World basketball meet sees forfeiture threat amid Chile win
In Santiago Chile dominates aftermath of forfeiture threats facing Russia and Bulgaria as the seven nation round robin continues. Chile posted its second straight win 71 to 3 over Puerto Rico after Brazil beat Nationalist China. USA Air Force squad meets Puerto Rico and Bulgaria plays Brazil in Friday doubleheaders. Salem season team member Fred Gandt led Chile with 9 points and Dave Christie scored 20.
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NBA debate on expansion stalls with few decisions
Detroit AP The NBA board of governors discussed expansion to 10 to 12 teams but produced no firm plan. President Podoloff said talks resume in February to set playoff dates while a San Francisco group applied for membership.
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Los Angeles
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Seattle
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Houston
Chicago
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Cousy May Miss All Star Game In Doubt After Injury
Detroit AP reports Celtics guard Bob Cousy may be unable to play in the NBA All Star Game after bruised ribs and a knee injury sustained in St. Louis. Auerbach awaits game time ruling with Frank Ramsey on standby. East starters include Bill Russell and Bill Sharman, Paul Arizin, and Kenny Sears. West lineup features Bob Pettit, Cliff Hagan, Slater Martin, Elgin Baylor, and Gene Shue. The second half was to be nationally televised.
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Bob Cousy
National Basketball Assn
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Ace
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Hawks
al Ferrari
Cousy
Jack McMahon
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