Unbeatens Lead Tri County Hoops After 12 Games
Ansted Oceana and Montgomery remain the lone unbeaten teams in the Raleigh Fayette Wyoming tri county area as a late look at team statistics shows the trio leading in scoring margin and defense. Ansted, Oceana and Montgomery occupy the top spots in 12 games on tap with strong showings behind them.
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Ansted
Oceana
Montgomery
Tri-County
Raleigh
Fayette
Wyoming
Methodists Hold Beaver Church League Margin
The article previews Tri-County high school basketball games as the 1958-59 season resumes with 12 games tonight. Montgomery hosts Gauley Bridge in a Fayette County clash, while Oceana seeks its 11th straight win at Athens. Other Fayette matchups include Lookout at Oak Hill and Mount Hope at Pax, plus Coalfield and Raleigh County leagues.
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Montgomery
Gauley Bridge
Oceana
Athens
Coalfield
Raleigh County
New River Valley
Wyoming
Fayette County
Montgomery Greyhounds
Greyhounds
Lookout
Oak Hill
Red Devils
Fayette
Mount Hope
Pax
Stoco Indians
Mullens Rebels
Indians
Shady Spring
Marsh Fork
Shady
Sophia Blue Hawks
Bulldogs
Shady Spring Tigers
Johnny Rogers
Tigers
Beckley Eagles Top Bobcats in Coalfield clash
Beckley Flying Eagles rallied to beat Hinton 78 58 in a Coalfield Conference game at the Recreation Building. Mullens Rebels defeated Pineville 70 55 in a Wyoming County League tussle. Kingston upset Glen Rogers 91 67, and Rainelle beat Meadow Bridge 75 62 in regional play. Junior high results saw Pineville 44 43 over Conley Mullens and Baileysville 48 39 over Oceana.
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Joe Marra
Unsted
Highlanders
Montgomery's
Greyhounds
Oceana
Indians
Ansted
Sophia
Blue Hawks
Beckley
Flying Eagles
Hinton
Glen Rogers
Oak Hill
Mullens
Pineville
Kingston
Byrd-Prillerman
Marsh Fork
Gauley Bridge
Mark Twain
Trap Hill
Stratton
Conley
Clear Fork
Gms. Pts
Lookout
Pax Beckley
Stoco
Kingston Ll
Fayetteville
Shady Sring
Vv Trap Hill Ll
Herndon
Meadow Bridge
Montgomery
Mt Hope W
Baileysville
Point Spread School Guns
Diff Ave Ansted
Rainelle
Bobcats
Recreation Building
Mullens Rebels
Pineville Minutemen
Wyoming
Meadow Bridge Wildcats
Greenbrier
Clinton Hamilton
Eagles
Princeton
Tigers
Buzzy
Ragland
Bill Barnard
Rod Harmon
Glenn Smith
Frank Tyler
Gene Cales
Robbie Rhodes
Merlin
Dog” Brown
Rebels
Minutemen
Brown
Jim Neal
David Pritchett
Sid Elliot
David Blankenship
Delmer Gentry
Cottrell
Larry Sumpter
James Chaney
Ken Sizemore
Ray Estep
Bill Connard
John Barker
Jim Boley
Allen McCune
Beckley Leads Race But Tigers Set Score Pace
Beckley's Flying Eagles lead the yarfield Conference by four points as the Tigers push the pace in a tight race. George McLaughlin notes Beckley atop standings with solid early performance and ongoing battles for position.
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Beckley
Tigers
George McLaughlin
Flying Eagles
Yarfield
Cadets Fall Behind as Princeton Leads Conference Scoring
The Register reports a tight race in AAA and AA basketball with Princeton Tigers, Beckley Flying Eagles, Sophia Blue Hawks and Mullens among the leaders. Thorn tops CC scoring at 31.4 ppg, Beckley boasts strongest defense behind Sophia, while Princeton holds the best team offense at 381 points in five CC games.
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Princeton Tigers
Register
Tigers
Rod Thorn
Beckley
Sophia
Blue Hawks
Eagles
Mullens
Sophia Blue Hawks
Princeton
Homer Richmond
Shady Spring Tigers
Beckley Flying Eagles
Hinton Bobcats
Oak Hill Red Devils
Logan
Mount Hope
Don Basham
Jack Monk
Hinton
Stoco Indians
Stoco
Indians
Logan Wildcats
Blind Golfer To Get Ben Hogan Award
Charley Boswell the blind former football player will receive the Ben Hogan Award at the Metropolitan Golf Writers dinner. He has overcome his handicap to play golf since 1946 and has won ten tournaments in thirteen years. Boswell credits golf with bringing him competition and camaraderie while others, including Charles Coe, Tommy Bolt, Don Finsterwald, Harry Bradshaw and Christy O'Connor, will receive awards at the dinner.
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New York
Charley Boswell
Boswell
Four Bits
Nassau
Ben Hogan
Golf Writers’ Assn. of America
Charley
Valley Forge
Charles Coe
Tommy Bolt
Don Finsterwald
Harry Bradshaw
Christy O'Connor
Ireland
Coe
U.S
High School Football Matchups Across Region Schedule
A slate of games features Pineville at Lookout, Richwood at Gassaway, Fayetteville at Summersville, and Mullens at Shady Spring. Additional pairings include Mount Hope at Pax, Stoco at Mullens, and Glen Rogers at Herndon with several other district clashes and junior college tests listed.
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Gary
Crichton
Alderson
Kimball
Byrd-Prillerman
Clear Fork
Trap Hill
Conley
Accoville
Glen Rogers
Herndon
Gauley Bridge
Montgomery
Mullens Jr
Beckley
Art Wall and Wes Ellis Lead Eldorado Pro Am New Round
Art Wall Jr and Wes Ellis Jr shared a one stroke lead after the first round of the Eldorado Pro-Am in Palm Desert California. Each posted 70 two under par while Arnold Palmer Ben Rosburg and Jimmy Demaret were at 71. The best-ball group led by Mike Souchak Don Pegler Harry Dodson and Dick Snideman posted a net 56.
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Palm Desert
Calif
Art Wall Jr
Wes Ellis Jr
Wall
Pocono Manor
Ellis
Aldecress
N.J
Arnold Palmer
Latrobe
Lemon to Get Another Chance with Cleveland
LONG BEACH California AP Bob Lemon 38 will try again with the Cleveland Indians. He said he has his mind set on pitching for Cleveland and has been invited to spring training in Tucson. He will begin this week with elbow exercises to strengthen an arm that failed him in 1957. He finished last year with San Diego in the Pacific Coast League after pitching only 25 ineffective innings for Cleveland early in the season.
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Long Beach
Calif
Bob Lemon
Cleveland Indians
Cleveland
Tucson
Lemon
San Diego
Warren Williams Junior League Meets Tonight
Jim Webb, president, announces an organizational meeting for the Warren Williams Junior League at Cotton White’s Prince Street office at 7 30 p m. Officers, managers, and sponsors are urged to attend as Webb reports on progress of the New River park and seeks volunteers to help manage teams.
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Jim Webb
Warren Williams
Cotton White
Prince Street
Webb
New River
Fayetteville Jewelry Claws Past Beckley Plumbers in Tight Win
Fayetteville Jewelry defeated Frank's Plumbers 92 to 74 in Fayetteville Monday night. The team trailed by one at halftime but surged in the third period to outpace Beckley by 21 as Jewelry held the Plumbers to 21 points in the frame.
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Fayetteville
Frank
Fayetteville Jewelry
Beckley
Boxing results roundup from multiple cities
The Associated Press reports a series of boxing results with fighters such as Stefan Redi outpointing Danny Russo in New York Passaic opponent divisions, Sonny Leon defeating Willie Pep in Caracas, Don Freeman beating Willi Besmanoff in Milwaukee, Tommy Garrow besting Tommy Tibbs in Providence, Bobby Rogers overcoming Don Ward in Chicago, Arthur Persley defeating Vicente Rivas in Caracas, and Lamar Clark stopping Ferron Barr in Provo Utah.
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Associated Press
New York
Stefan Redi
Passaic
N. J
Danny Russo
Brooklyn
Caracas
Sonny Leon
Venezuela
Willie Pep
Hartford
Conn
Milwaukee
Don Freeman
Midlothian
Tex
Willi Besmanoff
Providence
R. I
Tommy Garrow
Claremont
N. H
Tommy Tibbs
Boston
Chicago
Bobby Rogers
Don Ward
Gary
Ind
Arthur Persley
Vicente Rivas
Provo
Utah
Lamar Clark
Cedar City
Ferron Barr
Idaho Falls
Idaho
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