Trap Hill and Stoco High Teams Open Tournament
Eight Raleigh County high schools enter the sectional basketball tournament at Woodrow Wilson gym tonight at 7. Trap Hill and Stoco, 1936 champions and runners-up respectively, lead a field of contenders as Beckley defends, with Collins, Colcord, Shady Spring, Marsh Fork, and Mark Twain also in the lineup. The event runs in three sessions with semis Saturday and finals Saturday night.
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Woodrow Wilson Gymnasium
Raleigh County
Trail Blazers
Rap Hill High School
A. P. “Toney” Leeber
Stoco High School
Roy Stephens
Stoco
Trap Hill
Surveyor
Beckley Flying Eagles
Mark Twain
Collins
Colcord Shady Spring
Marsh
Beckley
Capos
Trap Hitl
Shady Spring
Marsh Fork
Colcord
Trap Hill Wildcats Crown 1936 Raleigh County League Champions
Trap Hill High led by coach Toney Leeb er finished 11 1 in league play and 15 4 overall with two forfeits due to Fayetteville. Arch Bishop topped scoring with 275 points in 16 games including a 42 point game. The Wildcats defeated Collins to clinch the title as Stoco Indians provided late resistance. Regular season results list key wins and lineups while noting R K Willis of Woodrow Wilson directing the playing floor.
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Toney
Leeber
Trap Hill Wildcats
Surveyor
Stoco Indians
Wildcats
Winding Gulf
Collins Pirates
Stonecoat
Leebermen
Fayetteville
Trap Hill
Wildcat
Arch Bishop
Norman Patton
L. G. Daniel
Herndon
A. P. Leeber
Downing Collins
Ernest Overbay
Herbert Harvey
W. F. Anderson
Christians Take Second in City Church League Final Standings
The City Church League wrapped with four games at Woodrow Wilson gym. Christian quintet, last year’s champions, secured runner-up by beating Presbyterian 22 20 as Catholics claimed the title last week with a 25 19 win. Mabscott Baptists surprised with a 38 10 rout, tying Episcopals for last place.
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City Church League
Woodrow Wilson Gym
Christian Quintet
Christian
Presbyterian
M. E. South Quirt
Christians
Phipps
Williams
Mohler
Gill
Presbyterians
Mabscott Baptists
Episcopals
Mabscott
Raleigh Cash Grocery Ad Blinkers For Bargain Churn
Local grocery ad lists P and G medium 11 for 25 cents and Camay Chipso large 22 cents each, highlighting value deals.
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Raleigh Cash Grocery
CAMAY
Fire destroys home in Fairmont village
AP report states a March 5 blaze destroyed the residence of Alex Williams and damaged two adjoining properties. Local authorities investigated the cause and secured the scene as firefighters contained the flames.
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Fairmont
Alex Williams
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Raleigh County League
R. K. Willis
Woodrow Wilson
Bill Shanklin
Shady
Alumni
Stock
Montcoal
Oceana
Milam
Brammer
J. Tucker
Gravely
First Baptist
Methodist
Baptists
Kervasky
Ellison
Methodists
Turner
Episcopal
Mab
Bapist
Keene
J. Gravley
Rigges
Quinn Cc
Catholic
M. E. South
Karbonit
F Mills
Rappold
F Burton
Sloboda
Cc Hall
T. McQuade
G Sawyers
J. McQuade
Gillispie
Catholic—Farris
Venezia
Bridge
Feigley
F Mohler
F Gille
Feazelle Ce Shanklin
Kitts
Knighton Ash
Morrison
Christian—Kirk
St. Clair
Thornton
Ferrell
Hall
Cc Roberts
McCullough
Evans
W. McCullough
Brubeck
Culpepper
Maxwell
Ford
Harold R. Ridenour
Washington, D. C
Ccsscceeeens
Presbyterian Seccscsese
M. E. South Eeteacosis
Methodist Eee Eenne
Mabscott Baptist Etree
Mr Boston
Sporting News Record
Tigers
Dizzy Dean
Co. C. Spink & Son
St.louis
H. B. Atkinson
P. & G. Giant
Rds Soda Ae
Juion Store
Neville Street
Rose Dale
Castle Haven
LUX Soap
Lifebuoy
Rinso
Peg
Horn
Salt Lake
Fancy Yorks Bushell Large Firm Heads
California
Canadia
New Texas
Yame
Sophia
Oak Hill
Rhodell
Hinton
East Beckley
Marscott
Eccles
Lester
Glen Hedrick
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