Beckley and Parkersburg meet in key state clash
Beckley High and Parkersburg High clash in Wood County stadium amid a long-standing state rivalry. Parkersburg seeks win to extend its state-title legacy while Beckley aims to rebound from a two-year dip and end five-game skid against the Big Reds.
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Stratton Mark Grid Triumphs In Weekend Football In West Virginia
White Sulphur Springs stays unbeaten in league play as Stratton gains a 6 0 win over Douglass High. Stratt on drives 80 yards after the second half kickoff with Freddy Hairston passing to Charley Miller for the decisive TD. White Sulphur earlier beat Hillsboro 13 6 to run its record to five wins in seven games. Hillsboro lost but made the game a defensive duel as Dick Ballard and Tom Clifford scored for the Green Devils.
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Football Clash Slate Hits Greenbrier Valley Tonight
The Greenbrier Valley Conference schedules a full slate with Montgomery at Gauley Bridge and Ronceverte at Meadow Bridge. Key eyes on Pineville Bramwell and Seth Madison matchups as Shady Spring hosts Glenl Rogers. Beckley travels to Parkersburg while Greenbank hosts Marlinson, and Ansted visits Poca. The Flying Eagles depart for Parkersburg.
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Archers Bay Six Holly Park Deer Archers Bay Six Holly Park Deer
Archers bagged six deer with bows during the October 17 29 archery season at Holly River State Park up from five last year. The heaviest deer, a 161 pound buck shot by Dewey Howes of Glenville on October 27, marks a notable hunt in Wood County.
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Notre Dame and Army Face Key Showdowns This Weekend
Notre Dame meets Michigan State at East Lansing and Army faces Fordham at West Point in a weekend slate that could reshape early national perceptions. Michigan State builds on a string of wins, while Fordham seeks to extend an unbeaten run against a potent Army squad.
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Concord Tech Set For Saturday Night Football Tilt
Statistics show West Virginia Tech and Concord tied in overall record with Tech at 5-1 and Concord at 4-0. Tech leads in total offense by a slim margin, while Concord edges Tech in rushing as Randy Cooper eyes the backfield this weekend.
Board of Appeals to Set Sites for Hoop Tournaments Sunday
The State Board of Athletic Appeals will meet in Parkersburg Sunday to choose sites for sectional and regional high school basketball tournaments next March. Officials expect 32 sectional tourneys with a scale expansion to include junior high events. Major venues likely include Charleston Morgantown with a March 9 11 16 18 schedule and a larger four team state wrestling meet in Morgantown on March 24.
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Whitesville Juniors Triumph Over Logan 20-6
Whitesville Juniors defeated Logan Junior High 20 to 6 with early scoring in the first three periods. Freeman led Whitesville with two rushing TDs and Arvon opened the scoring on an eight yard rush as Logan tallied late in the game.
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