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Newspaper

Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1948

Page

3

State County Hoop Circuit Leads at Stake Tonight A SPORTS

A feature film replays 1947 World Series highlights and All Star moments in Beckley area showings sponsored by Keatley Bros and the Sports Center. The three reel film covers DiMaggio Lavagetto Casey and more with Lew Fonseca narration. John Zontini named Franklin Virginia League manager. Trap Hill High bowlers and bowling tourney plans also noted. Four session Golden Gloves tickets advertised.

Beckley Sporting Goods Keatley Bros Sports Center al Gionfriddo Joe DiMaggio Cookie Lavagetto Bill Bevens Hugh Casey Lew Fonseca Spyulding and Hillerich Bradsbury Louisville John Zontini Seth Marshall College Zontini Toronto John Franklin Eric Jist Concord College Clarence “Snooky? Mulheren Joe Scott Woodrow Wilson High

Eagles Host to Express and Bulldogs Battle Tonight

Beckley Flying Eagles host Huntington Central Pony Express in a top West Virginia Interscholastic Conference game. Huntington’s 7 2 mark includes wins over Columbus West and Charleston, led by Bob Crum and Luddy Harrison. Trap Hill Wildcats meet Marsh Fork in a county league showdown as two of the area’s unbeaten clubs chase early lead.

Trap Hill High Martha Genz Agnes Farmer Paul Shumate Charles Manning Gordon Gar American Bowling Congress Mary Ann BOB Wills Register West Virginia Beckley Flying Eagles TrapiHi Wildcats Eagles Huntington Central Pony Express Charleston Mountain Lions Lions Bluefield West Fairmont Stewart Way Logan Stonewall Jackson Huntingtonians Bob Crum Luddy Harrison Lambros Express Columbus Ohio Huntington East Charleston Madison Ceredo-Kenlova St. Joseph's Huntington Last Bank Crum Parsons Reckard Stark Harison Randall Broyles Qushy van Meter IGMS Bill Sigmund Jack Davis Pete Ferguson Hodson Dick Davis Plaids Trap Hill Marsh Fork Bulldogs Bulldogs Dick Darby Johnny Rutledge Cebert Bradford Carl Bangua Tom Jarrell L. G. Daniels

Miller Talks Himself Out of Job with Reds

Eddie Miller, a slick fielding shortstop, is being offered to any National League club by the Cincinnati Reds after a public exchange with club president Warren Giles and manager Johnny Neun at the league meeting. Miller said he would accept a trade and apologized for recent remarks that criticized teammates and management. He contends his outspoken comments stemmed from concern for the team and vows to do his best for any team that trades for him.

Ane Assad Press New York Eddie Miller Hasask Cincinnati Reds Warren Giles Johnny Neun Miller Cincinnati Reds Neun Hamilton Bill Mc iKechnie Noun Frank Baumbholtz Virgil Stallcup Grady Matlon Foxworth East St. Louis Lotus Louis Illinois State Athletic Commission Fosworth

Louis Exhibition Showbacks His Slower Pace at 33

In Chicago at the Coliseum Louis weighed about 220 pounds and overwhelmed Bob Foxworth in four rounds. A sellout crowd of 9,556 paid 36 thousand dollars with 1,000 turned away. Syracuse boxing claims the Eastern intercollegiate crown eight of fourteen appearances.

Associated Press Chicago Joe Louis Joe Walcott New York Bob Foxworth Louis Syracuse Detroit Liz East St. Louis Atlantic City Len Sheppard Brooklyn Joe Tate Philadelphia Pittsburgh Jimmy Sanders Warren Jackie Or Naes New Kensington

Beckley Hawks aim to rebound at Salem

The Beckley College Blue Hawks travel to Salem for a West Virginia Intercollegiate Conference game against the Tigers. Both teams sit tied for third in conference play by percentage, with Salem 4-2 and Beckley 2-2. Al Martin led the Golden Bears with 21 points as Tech stayed in control.

Beckley College Blue Hawks Salem West Virginia Tigers Sa~ Tem Berkley Montgomery West Virginia Tech Golden Bears Bears Stoco al Martin Phele Lees Martin Lemine Jimmy Farmer Hawks Dick Smith Pat Nickell Glen Warden Tech

Douglas 63 Sets Tucson Open Pace

A crowded leaderboard splits the pace in round two of the 72 mile Tucson Open golf tourney. Dave Douglas of Wilmington Del leads by two strokes as Bobby Locke of South Africa and Ben Hogan sit four and two under par respectively amid frost delayed early holes.

Tucson Arizi Wiry Dave Douglas Wilmington Del Breens Bobby Locke South Africa Ben Hogan

Green to Defend NAIB 1B Laurels in Kansas City

Marshall College's basketball team, coming off three major tournament wins, will defend its NAIB 1B title at the March 8-13 Kansas City event. Coach Cam Henderson to lead the team and direct the NAIB cage clinic during the tournament. The winner advances to the U S Olympic title trials in New York this spring.

Associated Press Huntington Marshall College Kansas City Cam Henderson West Virginia New York

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