Beckley Flying Eagles Face Morgantown Tournament Hurdles
Beckley coach Jerome Van Meter says his defending state Class A champions are nearly out of gas as they head into the Morgantown state tournament. His Beckley Flying Eagles have stretched a 28 game winning streak through sectional regional and state battles.
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Mt Hope Junior League Opens With United and Baptist Wins
In the Mt Hope Junior Church League opener United United beat Christian 38 31 in overtime as Jimmy Summis tied the game with a late field goal and Bobby Greer scored the winning basket. Summers led United with 18 points while Doug Winston added 10. Baptist then defeated Presbyterian 24 0 with C E Kessler 12 and Buddy Ramsey 11 leading the winners.
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De Marco Next For Martinez In Boston Card
In Boston Garden last night welterweights Vince Martinez and Tony DeMarco stopped their opponents in explosive fashion on the same card. Martinez beat Ronnie Harper in 2 07 of the second round. DeMarco halted Walkur Wilson in 2 36 of the second. Promoter Sam Silverman offered Martinez 15 000 to meet DeMarco on April 21. Martinez, 2 years older, drew 10 289 fans paying 28 610 dollars. Martinez remains undefeated with strong TV followings after Olympic 112-pound crown. DeMarco, 21, is a rising lightweight champ contender from Boston.
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Hogan to Play In Only 3 Tourneys This Year
W B Klogan says Ben Hogan will enter Augusta Masters the U S Open and the Colonial in Texas. He will not defend his British Open title, citing business with his golf club company and reduced practice. The 61 year old golfer says he is getting too old for tourney play.
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Beating the Odds Beckley Faces Morgantown Tourney Field
Beckley and Elkins carry tournament savvy as veterans with 18 and 19 appearances respectively, while Parkersburg and Stonewall Jackson boast strong seasons. Coaches Van Meter and Wimer lead a field that could disrupt top brackets with the low seed effort. Beckley’s fate hinges on matching high effort with better breaks.
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Officials Named For State Cage Tourney Beckley
State High School Athletic Assn announces the officials for this week’s State basketball tournament at Morgantown. Names listed include Wilson Murray of Wheeling Ray Maxwell of Sistersville Donticher Morgantown Jake Moser Charles jton Paul Vennari Beckley Joe Hofsteer O K Clay Williamson and Arnold Crotty Bluefield none of eight worked Morgantown last year though Moser Murray Vennari and Crotty have handled state finals previously.
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McQuade Heads ACL Old Timers Baseball Club
The Raleigh County Old Timers Baseball club formed at Moose Lodge with C C Needy McQuade elected president. Johnny Wright, Jack Murdock, Leighton Farley and Virgil Keaton named officers. a 12 member rules committee was appointed. Dues set at one dollar to fund county baseball clinics and charity exhibition games.
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Royals Face Pistons Knicks Meet Celtics In Playoffs
The NBA opens its post season with New York hosting Boston and Rochester facing Fort Wayne in a three team round robin. The Knickerbockers seek a fourth straight playoff win over Boston despite Dick McGuire’s back injury. Neil Johnston misses the playoffs with Philadelphia.
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International Golf Championship of Uruguay Opens in Montevideo
The 90 hole International Golf Championship of Uruguay begins with at least 53 pros from Europe, the U S and South America and top amateurs from Argentina, Brazil and Uruguay. First prize is 20 000 Uruguayan pesos about 6500 dollars. U S entrants include Harton Smith Ed Porky Oliver and Denny Shute. Others feature Rob ert De Vicenzo Aldo Casera Francois Saubacher and Flory Van Doncek among many.
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Pineville LI Group Elects Officers for 1954 Season
The Pineville Yankees Little League from Red Jacket school elects six committees and assigns managers for the 1954 season. Thomas Thomas named president, with Ray Goode and Ray Cook as officers. Fred Vanderveer Marvin Tiller among the slate. Opening day set for June 1 with practices and rosters due by May 25.
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So Good Nobody Sees Him That's Harold Johnson
Harold Johnson, No 1 light heavyweight contender, laments lack of attention as he prepares to face Paul Andrews at Chicago Stadium. He recalled past victories over top heavies and calls out Archie Moore and Jean Maxim as still blocking his title shot. League meeting set for April 18 at the local courthouse.
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Too Good a Coach Wins Coach Kettering Incident
Winifred High School coach Chuck Kettering faced a problematic drill when students acted up during a football lesson. A student from Boston punched Ronnie, sending Kettering to the hospital with an injured leg after the late summer night game.
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Porterfield AAD Cousins Washington Ace Righthander
Bob Porterfield of the Senators eyes games against Chicago Cleveland and Philadelphia this season. In 1953 he went 5 0 against the Indians 4 0 versus the White Sox and 5 1 against the Athletics, conceding only one loss to that club.
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