Local sports notes and standings mix with election night chatter
A roundup of gridder updates and prep for upcoming games. 48 DON HODSUN returns to Flying Eagles after an election night layoff with a possibly limited role. Jack Davis grapples with a sprained ankle ahead of Hig Reds clash. Randy Broyles boosts scoring to 108 points this season. Stan Wuffman leads Burlington High toward a possible state title with six wins and one loss in Class AA. Also: Dwight Teter to speak at Raleigh County Red and Gun Club. Donald Duncan Eccles nets a 25 inch bass. Ansted-GMS Colonels move Thursday game to Ansted.
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Don Hodsun
Flying Eagles
Parkersburg
Jack Davis
Heckley Gridder
Mount Hope
Hig Reds
Randy Broyles
Stan Wuffman
Woodrow Wilson
Hinton
All Right
Burlington
N. C
Stan
Bulldogs
Harding High
Charlote
Dwight Teter
West Virginia Conservation Leave
Raleigh County Red and Gun Club
Circuit Court
Court House
Donald Duncance Eccles
New River
Ansted
GMS Colonels
West Virginia coaches back free substitution rule
Coaches in Charleston and Huntington broadly favor the unlimited substitution rule with only Marshall’s Cam Henderson opposing it. The piece notes varied opinions from Edd Urgent, Jake Moser, Russ Parsons, Spike Underwood, Clyde Underwood, Bill Weber, Eddie King, and Ray McCoy, plus a note on Gene Simmons dropkick and St. Mary’s scoring leaders Bill Reynolds and Brandy Riggs.
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Mirc Ucarrangeanin
Charleston
Huntington
Cam Henderson
Marshall
Henderson
Edd Nurgent
East Bank
Paul Workman
Clendon In
Jake Moser
Charleston High
Russ Parsons
Stonewall Jackson
Spike Underwood
Huntington East
Clyde Underwood
Nitro
Bill Weber
South Charleston
Eddie King
Morris Harvey
Ray McCoy
Huntington Central
Morgantown
Gene Simmons
Waynesburg
West Virginia University
Armin Mahrt
Pitt
St. Mary's
Middlebourne
Bill Reynolds
Brandy Riggs
Blue Devils
Fights Last Night in New York Lightweight Bout
Al Winn of New York stopped Al Fisher in round six at Park Arena. The welterweight clash saw Winn defending his 165 pound limit while Fisher weighed 159 and weighed in at 1 2. Bread Scarce in Germany as Fern Bread Experiments Reported from Saxony furlough. The Abeadgost cites Food Minister Dr Knabe acknowledging bread in the Russian zone contains 20 percent fodder grains amid severe grain shortage.
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Associated Press
New York
Park Arena
al Winn
al Fisher
Frankfurt
Abeadgost
Dr. Knabe
Saxony
Dresden
Newark Debutant Beats Sundstrom for 11th District Seat
Magh J. Addonizio an Newark attorney and former army captain, elected on the Democratic ticket to the House. He defeated the Republican incumbent Frank N Sundstrom by about 2000 votes, ending Sundstrom’s run on Walter Camp’s 1923 team.
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Associated Press
Newark
N. J
Fordham
Cornell
Congress
Magh J. Addonizio
House of Representatives
Secant
Frank N
Sunny) Sundstrom
Walter Camp
Burke Emerges as Promising Young Golfer at North and South Open
In Pinehurst Jackie Burke, a Texan playing out of White Plains, earns praise as the tournament’s most promising youngster. He impressed with a 7 in yesterday’s first round and then focused on practice. Veterans Snead Heafner and others are noted as top contenders with long, accurate shots on the 6952 yard Pinehurst course.
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Associated Press
Pinehurst
Julius Boros
Glenn Teal
Chick Harbert
Clayton Heafner
Sammy Snead
Boros
Bridgport
Carlton
Wement
Michael Markel
Warrell
Hale
Uy Ian
Raleigh-Wyoming
Davis Madae
Cham' Carlson
Heafner
Amigo
Worcell’s
Supmare
Mullins
Oasis
Snead
Jones
Charlotte
N. C
Totali Ate Panaeneas Tel
Koppers-Fecles Beckley Feed and
J. Saunders
Wil
Simpson
Slater
Shrewsbury Hurst
Cently
Cooke
Herbert Raleigh-Wyoming
Harrington
Pizzine
Campbell
Anil Brawley
de Cock
Michael
Eagle
Corey
Hajash Nz
Terry
Jackie Burke
White Plains
N. Y
Jackie
Pinehurst Country Club
White Sul-cohur Springs
W. Va
Harbert
California
Hawaii
Ness
Bobby Jones
Francis Quimet v
Gene Sarazen
Ted Williams
Sam
Fred
Dewey
Muscles Stranahan
Tech Bears Try For Homecoming Win Over Lions
West Virginia Tech aims to rebound after a heavy loss to West Liberty as the Bears prepare for a Montgomery homecoming against Concord. Marion Spelock and quarterback Jim Turner are hurt, guard Bassi is out, while other linemen are bruised but expected to play.
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Montgomery
West Liberty
West Virginia Tech
Bears
Concord
Concord Lions
Tech
Marion Spelock
Jim Turner
Bassi
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