Eagles Chalk 10th Win in 1966 Basketball Schedule
Beckley Flying Eagles stay unbeaten at the season midpoint with a 71-52 win over Henry Danner’s Mustangs in Coalfield Conference action at Mt Hope. Howard Hurt scores 23, with Wally Rappold and Danny Williams adding 11 and 11 respectively. Next up, Beckley travels to Bluefield then hosts South Charleston at Recreation Building.
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Mr. Hope
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Eagles
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Black Eagles
Tri County high school and junior high basketball slate
A packed tri county card features Oceana at Mullens and Oak Hill at Shady Spring among 10 games. victors include Meadow Bridge, Byrd Prillerman, Lookout Generals, and Kingston's Authors. Junior high results show Stoco over Sophia and Oceana over Pineville, with Mullens and Oceana key tonight.
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Lookout
Generals
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Panthers
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Oak Hill
Stoco
Kingston
Mark Twain
Larry Scarbro
Jack Clement
Fayette County
Ansted
Byrd-Prillerman
DuBois
Mt. Hope
Meadow Bridge
Rainelle
Stoco Nose Sophia
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Oceana Swamp Pineville
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Marsh Fork
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Gauley Bridge
Fayetteville
Summersville
Mullens
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Joe Marra
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Larry Bolen
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Leon Thompson
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J. Hammond
Jack Monk
Billy Jones
Roy Penturif
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Robert Poff
John Young
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James Harper
Howard Hurt
Walt Rappold
Jercy Wright
Roy Meadows
Jerry Thomas
Dare- R
Ray Snuffer
Devil Plumber
Manning
India
Fred Garrett
Jerry Tilley
Daring
Hazard
Mike Frisk
Cecil Eller
Ous Canalone
Virgil Dillon
Eddie Palmer
J. Summers
Jim Cook
Bill Thompson
Dougie Weir
Earl Lay
David Whisnant
D. Anderson
Eudell Morgan
Sigge Ericsson
Yd Kincaid
Alexander Larry Stewart
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Ashby Hamrick
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Young
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Lay
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Collins Jrussia
Prisis
Fred Alen
J. Richardson
K. Lawson
William Scott
Jack Coleman
Milton Ross
James Williams
Ing
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Hale
Richard Bailey
W. Richardson
Gary Craddock
Carters
Howard Hughes
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Sor
Everette Tucker
Charles Mills
Collting
Brooks Dodge
Gorham
N. H
William Hunter
C. McGhee
G R. Harper
S. Wells
Lee Tucker
Harrah
The
Atavels
Robert ‘Lewis
Smith
Ericsson
Calvin Walker
Bailey
Dennis Banks
Rogar
Howard Scott
Misurina
William Jones
Hutchingon
I Harris
Joe Wallace
Hollywood
Byrd
Oslo
Hilton
Andersen
Pat Ris Ansted Als
Jerry Skaggs
Roger Eades
John Skages
OI D. Linthicum
Meadows
Darrell Parrish
David Shuck
Turner
Alex Ford
Jack Hypes
Keith Carte
Norman Isaacs
Paul Parrish
Raleigh County
Don Stanley
Ol Shad Ly Sering
Marsh Fork Ae
Stephens and White
Clear Fork Trap Hill
Mark Twain Beckley
Steve Seltes
Maillens Bod Brumfield
Beckelheimer
Oak Hill Dele Donely
Benny Aliff
Montgomery M. Treadway
M. Rhinehart
Mt Hope
Paul Winston
Intercounty Clashes Highlight Fast Opening Run
Intercounty competition saw a standout performance as an athlete opened with 1:27.6 and followed with 134.2 to total 3:21.8. The effort secured a remarkable finish at 16:52.6, marking a top showing for America in the event.
US Canada clash in Olympic hockey championship
In Cortina d Ampezzo, the United States and Canada meet after both winning openers. Canada defeated Czechoslovakia 6 3 while the U S crushed Germany 7 2. Canada appears favored but an American upset could tilt the title odds. Johnny Mayasich stars for the U S with strong net play. The piece notes North Dakota football coaches count in their program history.
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United States
Canada
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Czechoslovakia
Johnny Mayasich
Bright Record Proudly Named Sharpest Guard Soldier
Pfc. John H. Bright of Hood County Texas was named the sharpest-looming soldier in guard-mount inspections for eight straight weeks. The commendation highlights Bright's precision and steadiness during unit drills, reflecting high standards in local military training.
Church League Tied Again As Methodist Topples Johnstown
The Church Basketball League sees shifting leadership as Johnstown Baptist loses to First Methodist 42-37, dropping to 7-2 and tied for first with Memorial Baptist after Memorial Baptist defeats Presbyterian 41-36. St Francis de Sales Catholic moves to third at 6-3 with a 37-4 win over Christian. Methodist Temple beats First Baptist 45-35, dropping Baptist to fourth after their third straight loss.
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McNeish
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Powers
WVU Tops Virginia 106 08 in Southern Conference Clash
West Virginia University defeated Virginia Military Institute 106 to 8 in Bluefield, led by Hundley with 28 points and 15 rebounds. Willie Bergines sparked the win, WVU improved to 7-1 in conference play, while VMI dropped to 0-6. The Mountaineers used fast play and showy passes to overwhelm the Keydets amid a crowded schedule in Bluefield Auditorium.
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Hundley
Willie Bergines
George Washing
Catholic and Christian League Scores on Thursday Night
Catholic 7 Christan 24 aes Temple 45 First Baptist Methodist 42 Johnstown 37. Thursday night games included First Baptist vs First Methodist and Presbyterian vs Christian. Memorial Baptist's Mike Meadows led with top scoring for the night.
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First Baptist Methodist
Johnstown
Dinst_ Baptist
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Springer Heads Babe Ruth League President in Beckley
The Babe Ruth Baseball League elected George Springer, Beckley Post Herald sports editor, as its new president at a Moose Club meeting last night. He succeeds Johnny Wright who resigned after leading the league since its formation five years ago as an intermediate circuit.
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Globetrotters Bring Show To Fayetteville Memorial
The world famous Globetrotters perform in Fayetteville tonight at Memorial Auditorium starting at 8. Manager Bob Kent says about 1,000 tickets remain and can be bought at the box office opening at 6.
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Marques Haynes
Fayetteville
Memorial Audiorium
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Pitt Duke Grid Game Relocated to Norfolk Oyster Bowl
Pittsburgh and Duke announce the October 20 game will be played in Norfolk Virginia as the 10th Oyster Bowl benefiting the Shriner's Hospital for Crippled Children. It marks Pitt first Oyster Bowl trip and Duke their fourth appearance.
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Babe Zaharias Hopes to Play Again One Day
Babe Zaharias, visiting Tampa after cancer treatment in Galveston, says she has not given up on playing golf again. She plans to rest at home, regain weight, and attend Florida tournaments as a spectator while deciding when she feels ready to compete again.
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Florida
Galveston
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