Beckley Boosters Plan Meeting and Area hoops notes
Beckley Boosters Club schedules 7 30 p m meeting at Beckley High School Auditorium to review athletics and show film of Beckley Gary game. Coach Jerome Van Meter leads a post film discussion on tactics. Section 25 Junior High Basketball plan to be drawn at Elks Club Saturday 11 a m with Beckley Sophia Stoco Mt View Mark Twain Eccles among participants.
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Wyoming County basketball firestorm fuels 20 game slate
Mullens meets Pineville in a pivotal Smokeless Coal area clash while Coalfield and New River Valley Conference games unfold. Mt Hope hosts Beckley as teams jostle for league lead and a string of high scoring showdowns centers on Mullens Pineville and Pineville gym turnout.
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Pro Scorers Mikan and Wanzer Dominate NBA Stats
George Mikan of Minneapolis leads the NBA in total points with 1 052 and a 25.0 average while Bobby Wanzer of Rochester tops free-throw percentage at 122. Wanzer has 29 of 262 attempts and could break the professional mark of 85.9 set by Bob Ferrick. Other leaders include Ed Macauley in field goal percentage 44.9 and Dolph Schayes in rebounds 591. Andy Phillip tops assists at 3200. The Cleveland Indians list rookies on defense and Tommy Burnie of St Louis leads American League walks with 150.
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West Virginia grid standout Jim Sadie to enroll at Bethany
Parkersburg report says Jim Sadie, a six foot guard end and quarterback candidate from Parkersburg, will enroll as a freshman at Bethany College for the second semester after leaving Augusta Military Academy. Other listed standings include WVIAC teams Glenville Alderson and Concord with noted records.
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Furman Poised for First Southern Conference Tourney Bid
Furman University faces a likely first appearance in the Southern Conference tournament as Frank Selvy and Neil Gordon spark a 12 3 season. Selvy scored 44 in a 80 76 win over Virginia Military, lifting Furman to fifth place contention with four league games remaining.
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Indians Slash Al Rosen's Salary
Cleveland general manager Hank Greenberg says Al Rosen will play third base this season for the Indians at a reduced salary. Rosen, who hit 24 homers with 110 RBIs last year, is expected to earn less than 15 000 after his big 1951 pay hike. He led the league with 37 homers and 116 RBIs the year before.
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Duquesne Bucks Stiff Jinx in Bid for Unbeaten Hoop Season
Duquesne faces continued hope of an unbeaten season as the Dukes aim to extend their streak with key games against Baldwin Wallace Akron and St Bonaventure while other top teams mix in wins and upsets. Kentucky, Illinois, and Pittsburgh also posted notable results as college basketball heated up.
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