Episcopal Holds Church Loop Top Spot in Raleigh Report
In Raleigh on Tuesday afternoon January 25 1919 the Episcopal team held the top spot in the church loop as local high school scores poured in. Rebels and Imps fell to Eagles and Jets amid a busy slate at Mullens and Beckley with Warren earning high scoring honors.
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Christian Upsets Baptist. Presbys Win First Game
Episcopal led a comeback in the Church Basketball League as Mibscott defeated Baptist 26-22 and Caristye held off Mabscott 3- A victory for Presbys marked their first win while Methodist Temple beat First Methorfist 29-25. The event raised 60 for the March of Dimes.
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25 Scholastic Games On Schedule Tonight
A 25 game basketball schedule is on tap for area schools tonight with many district matchups. Matches include Beckley at Stoce Mullens at Mt Hope Kingston at Princeton Bluefield Gauney Bridge at Montgomery Hinton at Fayetteville and more.
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Bills Retain Top Hardwood Ruling
New York report on the AP college basketball poll shows St Louis named No. 1 with Kentucky and Oklahoma A M close behind. Western Kentucky leads a strong midseason ranks, with Minnesota Illinois Hamline and Villanova also high. Stuhldreher leaves his coaching post at Wisconsin, remaining as athletic director.
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Hogan Demaret tie in Long Beach Open playoff
In Long Beach California Ben Hogan and Jimmy Demaret finished tied for the lead at 272 after 72 holes to force an 18 hole playoff for the inaugural Long Beach Open purse. Demaret led early with a five under par run before Hogan surged to tie and force a final deciding round.
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Officials Named for Gloves Meet Jump to Thirty Four
The 1949 Sectional Golden Gloves Tournament entry list reaches 34 with five new entrants. Officials include Referees Joe Burton and Jack Martin, Matchmaker Cotton White, Announcer Cooper White, Judges Cohen Lewis and McQuade, Ring physician Dr. R. K. Mitchell, and Timer Joe Caponin. New entrants span Flyweights Carmen Calloway James Deskins Bantam Junior Bradley and others from Beckley Coal City Cranberry.
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Stanaford Falls To Lin Grade In Tri County Play
Institute edged Stanaford 28 24 for its fourth straight win as grade school teams clash in Tri County League action. Junior High beat Stanaford 32 21 to hand them their first eighth grade defeat. Mabscott swept Raleigh 24 7 and 58 18 in other grades as Mullens tops the loop with 13 straight wins.
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