Rebels Whip North In West Virginia High School All Star
Southern West Virginia stars defeated a Northern squad 120 to 103 at Williamson. West Virginia players led with Jerry West scoring 39 and Willie Akers 25 for the South, Jim Warren top North with 24 and Jay Jacobs 22. Twelve players will be chosen for a WV Kentucky contest in Williamson Friday night.
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Southern West Virginia All-Stars
Williamson
Paul Barna
Charleston Catholic
Bob Shoals
Clendenin
Jim Flanagan
Welch
Mickey Neal
George Ritchie
Chattaroy
O. P. Hatfield
Robert Hoskins
Howard Hurt
Beckley
Carl Johnson
Willie Akers
Mullens
Jerry West
East Bank
Paul Goode
Pineville
Tony Gentile
West
Akers
Jim Warren
Clarksburg
Washington Irving
Jay Jacobs
Morgantown
Mountain State
No Coaching Shifts In Raleigh Wyomings In North Title
Sports and Stuff notes no coaching changes in Raleigh and Wyoming counties next term with two new Coalfield Conference mentors: at Hinton Charles Schrader becomes Forest Hill High principal. at Princeton Bill Jones takes head football post. Also lists All-Star ballot hints, Wyoming basketball changes, and local golf notes.
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Raleigh
Wyoming
Coalfield Conference
Hinton
Summers County
Princeton
Mercer County
Charles “Chug
Schrader
Bobcat
Forest Hill High School
Buster Brown
Bill Jones
Caldwell
Ohio
Jones
West Virginia Wesleyan
Morris Harvey
Ravenswood High
Fayette County
Wyoming County
Bob McClain
Mullens
West Virginia Tech
Glen Rogers
Bill Hawley
Homers Highlight Softball Verdicts
In Inter city Softball League play at Ballard Stadium Pinecrest B beat Army Engineers 8 to 6 behind Johnny Shanks and Lew McManus homers with Shanks earning the win. State Lunch of Oak Hill topped Frank's Plumbers 7 to 4 despite Johnny Lares two run homer for Frank's. Lares also drove in multiple runs as E Lares and Kee ney led State Lunch's offense.
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Lew MicManus
Pinecrest B
Amy Engineers
Oak Hill
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Friley
Hewett
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B. Ball
Thompson
Kurzyne
Withrow
Todorovich
E. Lares
RBI
Reynolds
Kurzyna
Terry, Todorovich
Two Legion Nines Win Busy Beckley Baseball Night
Warren Williams Junior League opened amid eight other Babe Ruth and Little League games. Post 32 beat Home Insurance 4-2 with Jim Huffman allowing a three hitter, and Post 70 dropped Sports Center 7-4 after a six run sixth inning. Other leagues featured Black Knight beating Keatley's 9-1 on one hitter, Erie’s topping Caffee’s 5-3, Giants sweeping Mullens, and Elks Stadium Little League sees Yankees tied for first after an 11-5 win over Indians while Tigers upset Red Sox 2-1.
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Boyd Savage Takes On Milo Savage In Chicago Bout
Bobby Boyd the No 7 middleweight contender seeks his ninth straight win facing Milo Savage the fighter who last beat him. The Chicago challenger, an 8 5 favorite, meets Savage in a nationally televised 10 round rematch at Chicago Stadium at 9 p.m. EST on ABC.
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Chicago
Bobby Boyd
Ring Magazine
Milo Savage
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