Catholic Johnstown Memorial Baptist Tie For Lead In League
Catholic Johnstown and Memorial Baptist each earned 10 3 with wins as the Church Basketball League resumed play. Johnstown trounced Christian 58 36 Bruo Della Mea scored 14 for Catholic while Memorial Baptist had 14 from Danny Swann and 21 from Leslie Cox in their victory. First Baptist, Methodist Temple and Christian battled in other results as league president Kyle Cook set plans for a tie breaking meeting Wednesday night.
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Church Basketball League
Recreation
Catholic
Johnstown Baptist
Memorial Baptist
First Methodist
Johnstown
Christian
First Baptist
Methodist Temple
Presbyterian
First Methodist Aginst Presbyterian
Kyle Cook
Beckley Newspapers Corporation
Bruno Della Mea
Leslie Cox
Jack Pedro
Danny
Swann
Farrar
Bryner
McNeish
Williams and Lovell
1St Methodist
1St
Baptist
Stoco and Trap Hill Jrs Win Four Games Tonight
Stoco and Trap Hill Jrs win four games tonight in Raleigh County junior sports events. Babe Ruth league Garageman sponsorship withdrawn by Beckley Hotel Garage due to health and staff shortages. replacement sponsor sought. Tournament games at Sophia moved earlier. Trap Hill 39 over Lester 26 and Stoco 42 over Sophia.
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Stoco
Trap Hill Jrs
Hotel Garage
Moose Lodge
June Matheny
Beckley Hotel Garage
Charles Pelliperi
Maynard Hicks
Phil Munsey
Mike Howery
Lee Fuqua
Jimmy Preston
Bob Howery
Howard Morrison
New River Park
Raleigh County
Basehall Loop
Silver Brand
Black Knight Industries
Harry's
Beatley's
King Photos
Caffee’s
Modern
Sophia
J. L. Hornbeck
Eccles
Mt. View
Glen White
Shady Spring
Trap Hill
Mark Twain
Clear Fork
Mark
High Institute State
Huntington
Douglass
Lestern Stoco
Duquesne
St.Bonaventure
Alabama
Florida
Florida State
Georgia
Iowas
Indiana
Northwestern
Illinois
Minnesota
Ohio State
Mich. State
Michigan
Missouri
Nebraska
St. Louis
Arkansas
Colorado
Oklahoma
Norfolk
Great Lakes
Quonset Pt
Nas Jacksonville
Philadelpia Rec
Sta
Serviant
St. Albans Naval Hospital
Severn River Naval Command
Nas Corpus Christi
Teel Wins Grade Event Championship Over Shady Spring
Teel led from the start to down Shady Spring 4 to 0 in the grade event final. Cranberry beat Beaver 5 to 2 in the consolation as Teel posted a 12 2 opening run. Ralph McGrady led Shady with 16 points and Jones led Cranberry with 13. Steve Ulaki, notable East Beckley player, scored a hole in one on the Willow Wood course.
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Cranberry
Beaver
Teel
Olnad
Arate
Steve Ulaki
East Becklikee
Deans Hamper
al Beaver
Willow Wood
Hinton
Sophia Bernard Blackburn
Oz Taylor
I Mandeville
Fame Command
Oj Remeele
Jack Monk
Billy Jones
Roy Rh
Farruggio
Johnny Young
Young
Jack Lavis
Childress
Niels
Walker
Roess Sutach
Igade
Hindsley
Gil
Steve Stoce
Shady Spring
Graham
Sophia
Marshall
Uhaki
Woodrow Wilang Smith
Ison High School
Washington - Palmer
Lee University
Cole
Tokalg
A . Ulaki
Ray Sawyers
Ray Lang
Herb Allen
Nonnie Meadows
Herbert Vass
Jack Ellis
Robert Ferguson
Ay Steve
National Mine Service
Mabscott
Willow Wood Club
Poirer and Perez In Bloody Match At Willow Wood
Poirer and Perez played a brutal contest at Willow Wood Golf Club. observers note it as the first ace recorded since the course opened in 1922. The match drew keen attention from local players and the club’s habitues.
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Poirer
Perez
Regional Tourney Tickets On Sale At High School
Principal G. Peregoy announced that tickets for Friday's Region 3 Class A basketball game between Beckley and Webster Springs go on sale at Woodrow Wilson High School. Sales run tomorrow, Thursday, and Friday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., with prices set at 25 cents for students and 1 dollar for adults. Beckley won Sec 19 by defeating Shady Spring. Webster Sec 17 by defeating Richwood. The winner advances to Saturday's championship against the Gayley Bridge–Fayetteville Thursday night winner.
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Co. G. Peregoy
Woodrow Wilson High School
Fayetteville
Beckley
Webster Springs
Shady Spring
Webster
Richwood
Gayley Bridge
New York Leads Eastern Golden Gloves Into Quarterfinals
New York and Washington led the Eastern Golden Gloves into the quarterfinals with strong showings last night. DC boxers drew byes and won most of their matches as Miami Puerto Rico and others pressed for space, while Huntington's Jim Cremeans earned a standout win over Daniel Berrios.
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New York
Gene Poirier
Niagara Fall N. Y
Danny Jo. Perez
St. Nicholas Arena
Ad Poirier
Alexander Schiff
Perez
Poirier
Washington
District of Columbia
Pittsburgh
Newark
N. J
Buffalo
Charlotte
N. C
Miami
Puerto Rico
New England
Tington
W. Va
Jacksonville
Fla
Sugar) Cain
NAIA State Playoff Kicks Off Tonight in Four-Team Field
Glenville State hosts West Virginia Tech as the NAIA playoff opens with a four team bracket. District 28 champion will be decided Thursday with the winner advancing to the NAIA tournament in Kansas City starting March 14. Rudy Poole leads Glenville in a must win bid against Tech after Buckhannon tourney wins.
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Glenville
Glenville State
West Virginia Tech
Charleston
Alder
Son Broaddus
Morris Harvey
National Assn
Kansas City
Rudy Poole and Co
Tech
West Virginia
Buckhannon
Pioneers
Montgomery
Wildcats vs Flying Eagles in Region 5A tourney preview
In Fayetteville the Webster Springs Wildcats host the Raleigh County Flying Eagles in a Region 5A quarterfinal. Webster Springs faces potential lineup tweaks as senior guard Jerome Dean is listed uncertain with an injury. The Wildcats boast a taller starting cast and 14-6 record entering the game.
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Beckley
Flying Eagles
Webster Springs Wildcats
Fayetteville
Eagles
Howard Hurt
Lemons Ated Walt Rappold
Anny Wilams
Bob Alexander
Wildcats
Ruxs Porterfield
Cowen
Richwood
Webster
Jérome Dean
Raleigh
Dean
Porterfield
Tipane
Joe Roy
Della Mea
Huffman
Rizzi
Dean Benson
Littlejohn
Fred Lipscomb
Webster Mollish
Spring
Pauletto
Methodist
Dix
Ed Fincham
Elkins
Boyd Dotson
Darrell Floyd
Reitz
Southern Farrar
As . Leeber
Fisher
Floyd
Memorial Baptist M4
D. Swann
J. Meadows
Rod Hundley
West Virt Marshall
Svpinia
Joe Holup
George Dickerson
Washington
C. Meadows
Sports Writers Association
Virginia Tech
Chuck Noe
Eee First Baptist
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James Lucas
Larry Allen
Denver Miser
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Jerry Key
Joe Stafford
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Lester
Roger League
Russell Deck
Dale Gunther
Richard Moore
Roger McMillion
Clovis Cook
Delmas Harris
Billy Farr
Terry Kelly
Jim MacMillion
McGinnis
Moody
Villanova
Don Bragg
Madison Square Garden
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Tucker
Shannon
Methodist Temple Lares
Cox
Shay
Thomas
Varner
Larrick
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Allen
Welch
Methodist Temple i
Ulaki
Orson and
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