Eight Team City Hoop League to Start Season Nov 29
Eight teams will compete in the City Basketball League starting November 29 at the Recreation Building. New and returning clubs include Keatley Bros, Kyle Cleaners, Griffiths Oilers, Company F of the National Guard, A and P, Moose Club, Pinecrest, and Johns town Road. The league expands eligibility beyond residence with college and high school varsity players barred. Games are scheduled Wednesdays and Sundays, with a meeting November 13 at Keatley Bros to finalize the schedule.
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Frank Bowman
Keatley Bros
Kyle Cleaners
Griffith’s Oilers
Company F
The
National Guard
A&p
Moose
Raleigh County
Mullens Cage Card Announced By Register Staff Writer
Mullens High School Rebels coach Lewis D Antoni announced the 1950 51 basketball schedule listing December games against Hinton Alumni Burlington January dates with Oceana Fayetteville Beckley Oak Hill Bluefield Princeton Stoco Pineville Mt Hope Oceana and February matchups at Princeton Welch Bluefield Mt Hope Pineville Williamson Beckley and a March 2 at Welch game. The team lost stars Ben Selvey and Denny Lowe but remains noted for strong play and aims for a top quintet this season.
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Mullens
Lewis D’antoni
Mullens High School Rebels
D’antoni
Ben Selvey
Denny Lowe
Wyoming County
Hinton
Alumni
Burlington
N. C
Oceana
Fayetteville
Beckley
Oak Hill
Bluefield
Princeton
Stoco
Pineville
Mt. Hope
Welch
Williamson
Merchants League
Byrd-Prillerman
DuBois Duncan Catron Motor Co
Steep
Stratton
Coca Cola
Conley Co & R Music
Van
Lincoln Will's
Keystone Station
Simmons
Davis Food Mkt
Mountain Motors
Lewisburg
Perry's Pure Oil Mullens
Sophia
Greenbank
Es Richwood
Meadow Bridge
Rainelle
Rupert
Beckley Oceana
Pineville Fayetteville
Webster Springs
Gauley Bridge
Frankford
Sophia E
Marsh Fork
Mark Twain
Ronceverte Clear Fork
Trap Hill
Marlinton
Shadp Sprin
NEW River Valley
Beckley Richwood
Clear Fork
Kingston
Lookout
Union
Montgomery
Baileysville
Seth
Summersville
Renick Ansted
Shady Spring Glen Rogers
Hillsboro
Ansted
Crichton
Alexander to Be Inferred Today
Grover Cleveland Alexander famed pitcher of three decades ago will be buried today in a small cemetery southwest of St. Paul Nebraska. He died Saturday at age 63 from a heart ailment after over a year of failing health. Political announcement.
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Associated Press
ST. Paul
Nebr
Grover Cleveland
Alexander
Traditional Tilts Dominate Last Big Grid Week
Major state schoolboy grid rivals end their seasons this weekend in intercity showdowns. Key matchups include Charleston vs Stonewall Jackson, Clarksburg’s Victories, Huntington Central vs East, and Parkersburg eyeing a perfect 9-0 season at Weirton while Shinnston and Oak Hill chase titles in Class A. Regulars Fights spread across A and B divisions, with Morgan, Gauley Bridge, Poca, and Stoco among notable contenders and fresh rankings shaping the final playoff picture.
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Charleston
Stonewall Jackson
Clarksburg
Victory
Washington Irving
Huntington Central
Huntington East
East Fairmont
West Fairmont
Welch
Gary
Princeton
Bluefield
Berkeley Springs
Martinsburg
Gauley Bridge
Montgomery
South Charleston
Dunbar
duPont
East Bank
Hinton
Logan
Mount Hope
Oak Hill
Parkersburg
Weirton
Beckley
Wheeling
Shinnston
Buckhannon
Grafton
Richwood
Mullens
Grantsville
St. Marys
Athletic Board of Appeals
Sutton
Calhoun County
Jaeger
Stoco
Mark Twain
Poca
Seth
Huntington
Vinson
Barboursville
Hamlin
Pennsboro
Pine Grove
Harrisville
Van
Winfield
Chapmanville
Sophia
Clear Fork
Cowen
Webster Springs
Farmington
West Union
Oceana Wil
Pineville
Romney
Petersburg
Parsons
Oceana
Clendenin
Sissonville
Nitro
Point Pleasant
St. Albans
Big Creek of War
Elkhorn
Burch
Matewan
Glenville
Burnsville
Wayne
Ceredo-Kenova
Weston
Roosevelt-Wilson
Philippi
Milton
Hurricane
Keyser
Moorefield
Beall
Frostburg
Benwood Union
Moundsville
Ravenswood
Spencer
Warwood
Triadelphia
Wellsburg
Mingo
Pikeville
Williamson
Middlebourne
Elizabeth
Pro Grid Race Shaping Up as 6-Way Scramble
In the NFL race the American Conference standings show Cleveland ahead at 6-2 after a 10-7 win over Chicago. Pittsburgh and New York teams also in the mix, with strong showings by Joe Geri of Pittsburgh and Lou Groza of Cleveland. Baltimore upset Green Bay as the National Conference narrows with six teams within reach of the top spot.
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New York
Cleveland Browns
Chicago Cardinals
Philadelphia Eagles
New York Eagles
Pittsburgh Steelers
Giants
Washington Redskins
Cleveland
Eagles
Yanks
Los Angeles Rams
Chicago Bears
Rams
San Francisco 49Ers
Bears
Detroit
Lions
Los Angeles
Bear
Red Strader
Chicago
Green Bay
San Francisco
Washington
Cardinals
Pittsburgh
Joe Geri
Georgia
Steelers
Lou Groza
Ray Poole
Groza
Dub Jones
Cards
Justice
Tom Landry
Poole
Baltimore Colts
Wwe
Philadelphia
Chicago Cards
Wlyt Pet Pts
Detroit Georgen
Baltimore
New York Giants
Radio Program Network Schedules
Eastern time shown. subtract one hour for central, two for mountain. Some stations alter hours to fit local schedules. Last minute changes not included in this summary.
College football scores from Saturday action summary
East Potomac State 46 Salem 0 and multiple games across conferences. Centre 24 Southwestern Presbyterian 27. Catawba 14 Gulford 9. Appalachian 20 East Carolina 0. Stetson 43 Erskine 7. Arkansas College 12 Bethel 0. Union Memphis Navy 0. St Augustine 32 Winston Salem Tehrs 19. Morgan 14 Wilberforce 12. Austin Peay 365 Maryville 0. Carson-Newman 19 Tusculum 0. Middle Tenn 26 Florence Emory and Henry 19. East Tenn 0. Southwest Texas A&M 42 Arkansas 13. West Texas 40 Texas Western 12. Arizona State 31 San Diego State 13. Pacific 33 Santa Clara 14.
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Presbyterian
Catawba
Appalachian
East Carolina
Stetson
Erskine
Arkansas College
Bethel
Evening Radio Schedule Snapshot From 1940s Era
A dense listing of radio programs by time across networks Abe CBS NBC and Dumont Hourly entries show shows like News for 15 Min News Broadcast Gordon MacRae Show Inner Sanctum Crime Fighters and Studio One Drama plus musical variety acts, drama, and special programs.
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Cbs Network
Abc-Mbs-East
Mbs-West
Nbe
Cbs
Nbe Beulah
Cbs News
Mbs
Abe Jack Smith
Cbs Daily
Cbs Evening Newsreel
Gordon MacRae
Hollywood
Dbs
Abe Bobby Benson
Odfrey's
Ebe
Henry Taylor
Voorhees
Martha Lou Harp
Paul Lavalle
Abe Johnny Desmond
NBC Symphony
Friend Irma
Cbs United
Bob Hawk
All
Neta
Paul Winchell
Cbs Treasury
Barlow
Abe al Morgan
Dumont
Abe Heidi
Pineville Beats Trap Hill 35 to 7 in Friday Game
The Sunday Register correction states Pineville defeated Trap Hill 35 to 7, reversing the earlier report that Trap Hill led 35 to 7. Details confirm Pineville's win and Trap Hill’s 7 points.
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Trap Hill
Pineville
West Liberty 25-Game Basketball Schedule 1950 51
West Liberty College releases a 25 game schedule for the 1950 51 basketball season. Most games are away from home with several conference foes including Waynesburg Steubenville and California Pa. Teachers. The slate runs December through March ending with the State Conference Tournament at Buckhannon.
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Associated Press
West Liberty
West Liberty College
Waynesburg
Steubenville
California
Alderson-Broaddus
Shepherd
Morris Harvey
Fairmont State
West Virginia Wesleyan
Salem
Davis and Elkins
Beckley
Glenville
Potomac State
Wesleyan
Potomac
Fairmont
Buckhannon
Morris Harvey 5 To Play Marshall 1950 51 Schedule
Morris Harvey announces a 22 game 1950 51 basketball schedule with home and away games including a Marshall return after years absent. New opponents Virginia Military Institute and William and Mary join a list that features West Virginia Wesleyan Glenville State Davis and Elkins Alderson Broaddus and others with dates from December to March.
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Charleston
Marshall College
Morris Harvey
Marshall
Virginia Military Institute
William and Mary
Concord
West Virginia Wesleyan
Glenville
West Liberty
Virginia Military
Fairmont
West Virginia Tech
Salem
Davis and Elkins
Alderson-Broaddus
Loyola of Baltimore
Wesleyan
Alderson- Broaddus
Tech
Potomac State
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Southwest
Texas
A&m
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Tempe
San Diego State
Far West College of Pacific
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Bourbon
National Distillers Products Corporation
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J. Cooke
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C. Weaver
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J. Matsko
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R. Arnold
D Lively
J. Mann
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J, Saunder
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F. Cales
M. Anderson
Meadows
White
V. Richards
B. Hawley
Saunders
A. V. Faull
Manning
Robinette
Hater
Pol. Adv
George L. Ballard
Wome
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Company
West Virginia
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