Rebels Travel ers Panthers Keep Records Intact
Rebels, Travelers, Panthers maintain leads in a slate of Kanawha Valley area high school games. Beckley juniors chase ninth straight win. East Bank Pioneers edge past Stoco in a pivotal Raleigh County league moment. Marsh Fork tops Stoco. Mark Twain Authors beat Clear Fork. Baileysville extends winning streak to 11.
Beckley Faces Tough Night Against Pioneers Tonight
GAMES TONIGHT Beckley at East Bank Fayetteville Jr. at Beckley Jr. Oak Hill at Lookout Pineville at War Mark Twain at Pax DuBois at Lincoln Kanawha Valley Conference. Beckley sits third at 7-2 behind Charleston Catholic and Stonewall Jackson. Lusk scored 25 against Bluefield. Wingler struggled but had 20. Other results: Mullens, Gauley Bridge, Byrd Prillerman stay unbeaten. Fayetteville, Sophia, and Pineville win as Stoined Oceana faces tougher night.
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Trap Hill Juniors Edge Authors in Double Overtime
Trap Hill Junior High rallied from a 10 point first half deficit to tie the game at regulation and in the first overtime, then defeated Mark Twain Juniors 54 53 in two overtimes. Giammerino led Trap Hill with 23 points and Hite scored 17 for the Authors in a tightly contested scrimmage.
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Langlois Claims Robbery In Turner Victory
In Philadelphia Gil Turner defeated Pierre Langlois by a 5-4-1 decision amid French protest and fan unrest. Langlois and manager Bretonnel cried foul claiming multiple fouls. AP scored 5-3-2 for Turner with ringside cards split.
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Rule May Wreck Kentucky Title Hope in NCAA Playoffs
Kentucky faces a possible exclusion from the NCAA playoffs as the rule barring graduate students from postseason play may keep stars Cliff Hagan Frank Ramsey and Lou Tsioropoulos from competing. University president Dr H L Donovan confirmed the school will follow the rule and cautioned against delaying degrees to extend eligibility.
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Daugherty Named Coach at Weir High School
Weir High School selects Harold Raymond Dee Daugherty of Paris Pa as multi sport coach succeeding Irvin Howell effective September Hancock County Schools announces Daugherty, former professional baseball player with Buffalo Springfield and Charleston last season, who made All-State teams in football 1944 and in basketball and baseball 1945.
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Battle of scores sparks varied basketball results
Extensive league play yields mixed outcomes across high school and college games. Teams such as War Excelsior and Logan post wins while Morgantown, Fairmont, and Glenville face defeats, with numerous regional matchups against Charleston, Huntington, Lewisburg, and others shaping the season's early momentum.
Seattle University Extends Winning Streak In Cage Roundup
Seattle University remains atop the college basketball scene with 18 straight wins after defeating Oklahoma City 55-49. Joe Pehanick led with 30 points while Bevo Francis, Oscar Griffith, and Lawrence Tech also posted standout performances in other notable games. Wichita and Missouri also posted victories as the season tightens toward conference play.
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Hartman Breaks Scoring Record With 42 Points
Beckley College Blue Hawks visit Glenville Pioneers after a 110 to 87 loss to Alderson Broaddus. Carl Hartman erupts for 42 points on Philippi court, topping Kenny Griffith’s 41-point mark from 1941 as Beckley’s Lu h contends for top individual honors.
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A B Can Become Winningest Five Against Wesleyan
Alderson-Broaddus seeks the most conference wins this season as it faces Wesleyan in a three game college program. The Battlers sit 10-4 in league play after a 110-87 victory over Beckley, led by Carl Hartman’s 42 points setting a Philippi field house record.
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Littler Turns Pro With Thunderbird Country Club Plan
Palm Springs Calif Gene Littler national amateur golf champion announced last night that he will join the professional ranks for the remainder of the season. He is being formally released to compete as a professional golfer with Thunderbird Country Club.
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Cardinals Sign 1st Negro Star
ST. LOUIS The St. Louis Cardinals signed 23 year old Tom Alston of San Diego to become the club’s first Negro player in the majors. The deal, worth over 100000 with four players sent to the Padres, followed five weeks of negotiations. Alston, 6 foot 5, 210 pounds, bats left, throws right, hit .297 with 23 homers and 101 RBIs for San Diego last season. The Padres receive pitcher Eddie Frantz and two unnamed players plus outfielder Dick Sisler. The Cardinals have 13 other Negro players on minor league rosters signed since last May.
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Olesky Named Sports Editor At Williamson Daily News
Morgantown reports John Olesky a WVU journalism graduate becomes sports editor effective February 1. He succeeds C. P Mitchell who requested reassignment to the paper’s news department.
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Toronto Tommy Harrison Beats Earl Walls In Edmonton Bout
In Edmonton last night Toronto Tommy Harrison defeated Earl Walls by outpointing him over ten rounds. Harrison controlled the pace with sharp jabs and sustained combos, earning a clear decision as Walls struggled to mount offense.
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