Five Boys Figure In Key 1958 Schoolboy Games
The article previews five 1958 area high school football games tonight. Walker lines up at guard or tackle for the Fly In Action On Schoolboy Grid. Quash anchors the line for the Pirates aiming for an unbeaten season versus Shady Spring Tigers. Hairston starts at guard for Sophia Blue Hawks against Cain Memorial.
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Walker
Quash
Pirates
Shady Spring Tigers
Beaver
Traditional Rivals Clash In Tonight’s Coalfield Football Week
Beckley travels to Hinton in a Coalfield Conference clash as a 3-5-1 Beckley meets 6-0-3 Hinton in 8 p.m. action. Bluefield hosts Princeton in the 34th meeting with 17 Bluefield wins to 14 Princeton, Oak Hill visits Mount Hope for the 39th, Oak Hill leading 24-11. Shady Spring hosts Fayetteville as Fayetteville seeks undefeated status at 6-0-3 while Shady aims to ruin it.
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Stoco
Oak Hill
Mount Hope
Fayette County
Hinton
Bobcats
Gary Wilson
Jim Porterfield
Beckley
Flying Eagles
Charleston
Stonewall Jackson
Jerry Turner
Russ King
Bill Flanagan
Barry Huffstuttler
Princeton
Bluefield
Princeton Tigers
Red Devils
Mustangs
Summersville
Shady Spring Tigers
Oak Hill Red Devils
Brookie Watkins
Devils
Bill Caperton
Beaver
Fayetteville
Gauley Bridge
Raleigh
Chamepions
Pirates
Tigers
Shady Spring
Marvin Wetzel
Beccley area grid night features rivalry and season finales
Oakland Oak Hill and Ansted each score five touchdowns in a high scoring night as Shady Spring struggles with defense. Sophia Blue Hawks and Stratton Bulldogs clash at Cain Memorial Field Beckley while Mullens aims to clinch Coalfield Conference Class AA with Stoco Indians. Trap Hill ends season at Surveyor against Glen Rogers. Montgomery hosts Cedar Grove and Pineville closes season at Richlands.
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Ansted
Shady Spring
Hinton
Gauley Bridge
Tigers
Pirates
Sophia Blue Hawks
Stratton Bulldogs
Cain Memorial Field
Beckley
Sophia
Byrd-Prillerman
Amigo
Mullens Rebels
Coalfield
Stoco Indians
Mullens
Graham High
Bluefield
Rebels
Oceana
Pineville
Mount Hope
Gary
Princeton
Stoco
Raleigh
Trap Hill Wildcats
Glen Rogers
Surveyor
Belt Mountain
Beckley Jayvees
Wildcats
al Harper
Trap Hill
Montgomery
Cedar Grove
Richlands
Minutemen
P.m
P.m. Williamson
Logan
Richwood
Summersville
Webster Springs
Cowen
P.m. Fayetteville
P.m. Gauley Bridge
Peterstown
Hillsboro
Penn State
West Virginia
Miami
Marshall
Grove City
Shaw Bethany
Bluefield ‘State
Concord
Maryville
Wesleyan
Davis
Elkins
West Liberty
Fairmont
Salem
W. Va
West Virginia high school football scores report
Bluefield Va Graham defeated North Fork Elkhorn 47 to 0 Wheeling Central beat Wheeling Linsly 27 to 13 Buffalo Putnam claimed a 19 to 12 win over Charleston B. The Associated Press provides this brief score roundup from the West Virginia high school gridiron slate.
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W. Va
Associated Press
Bluefield
Graham
Northfork-Elkhorn
Wheeling Central
Wheeling Linsly
Buffalo
Putnam
Charleston
Southern Conference Heads Toward Third Spot Crack
A four team deadlock for third in the Southern Conference looms with Richmond at Virginia Tech and Davidson at William & Mary as the key games. George Washington sits idle as West Virginia and VMI also vie for wins while Furman and The Citadel face non league foes.
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Associated Press
Richmond
Virginia Tech
Davidson
William & Mary
George Washington
Tech
West Virginia
Virginia Military Institute
Pennsylvania
Mountaineers
Penn State
Keydets
Lehigh
Lynchburg
Citadel
Bulldogs
Presbyterian
Furman
Purple Hurricane
South Carolina
Tom Secules
Elliot Schaubach
Indians
Stan Pokrywka
Paul Dinsmore
Dave Gatti
Pete Wasilewski
Alger Pugh
Pugh
Jay Whitesell
Roanoke
Spiders
Bill Dole
Wildcats
Bob King
Billy Baker
Jim Boroff
Bobby Aiken
Gun Club Holds Monthly Meeting in Raleigh County
The Red and Gun Club of Raleigh County met in the Raleigh County Courthouse to view The Wonderful Wyoming Waterways. B L Hurst of Charlottesville Virginia reported on Virginia quail stock and noted pen raised birds fail to adapt.
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Red and Gun Club
Raleigh County
Raleigh County Court Room
B. L. Hurst
Charlottesville
Virginia
Hurst
Conservation Commission
Keatley
Plumbers Romp Past Calloway Heights 105 to 57
Frank's Plumbing trounces Calloway Heights 105 to 57 at the Recreation Building. Plumbers overturn a 17 16 first quarter lead to lead 42 22 at halftime and sail to the victory behind Wayne Logsdons and John Pruett while Calloway Heights fields Hutchinson and Farugio efforts. Officials: Walker and Basile.
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Frank
Plumbing
Calloway Heights
Plumbers
Wayne Logsdons
John Pruett
Bill Jackson
Mack Phillips
Arnold Graybeal
Roy Hutchinson
T. Manderville
Jim Farugio c
Wayne Hutchinson G
Eddie Haddin G
Frank's
C. Heights
Walker and
Basile
Eaglets Tie GMS In Season Finale Tilt
Lewisburg Greenbrier Military School captains halted Beckley Junior High Blue Eaglets 0 0 in a season ending tie. Beckley finished 7 0 1 while last undefeated period traces to 1952 and 1951 perfect seasons. Coach Ross Irle retires with 133 49 35 since 1928. Two Beckley TDs were called back amid penalties and clips nullifying later runs.
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Lewisburg
Greenbrier Military School
Beckley
Blue Eaglets
Ross Irle
Clear Fork Panthers Announce 20 Game Basketball Schedule
Colcord coach Bill Montgomery unveiled a 20 game slate for Clear Fork High School Panthers, opening December 2 at home against Mark Twain. The schedule includes 10 County League games and a December 31 showdown with the Alumni, with trips to Kingston Pax Spanishburg Glen Rogers Sherman Stoco Sophia Marsh Fork and Mark Twain among others.
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Colcord
Bill Montgomery
Clear Fork
Panthers
Mark Twain
Shady Spring
Byrd Prillerman
Kingston
Pax
Spanishburg
Glen Rogers
Sherman High
Seth
Trap Hill
Alumni
Stoco
Sophia
Sherman
Marsh Fork
London bookies bet on Ballymoss in Laurel International
Ballymoss, the Irish 4 year old, draws heavy betting interest from London bookmakers who will not quote odds, trusting the horse to win Laurel's $100,000 International. Ballymoss arrived with Tharp and Orsini as Escribano joins from Venezuela, making Ballymoss the likely standout in a field including Clem Tudor Era Zaryad Garnir Sailor's Guide and Revoque.
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Laurel, Md
Ireland
Ballymoss
London
Laurel
Cyril Parker
England
Ladbroke & Co
Parker
John McShain
Philadelphia
Tharp
Orsini
Germany
Venezuela
Escribano
McShain
Underdog Role First For Bucks In Years
Columbus Ohio AP Ohio State enters a football game as underdog for first time in years Purdue arrives riding three straight wins over Michigan State Notre Dame and Illinois while Ohio State struggles with Indiana Wisconsin and Northwestern.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio State
Purdue
Boilermakers
Michigan State
Notre Dame
Illinois
Indiana
Wisconsin
Northwestern
Bucks
Sun Devils Move to New Tempe Stadium With Bargain Seats
Arizona State College at Tempe faced crowd limits last year and now opens a new stadium with over 30,000 seats. Athletic officials say all but premium seats will be sold for one dollar each to boost attendance.
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Temple
Ariz
Arizona State College
Tempe
Sun Devils
Coalfield Conference to Hold Fall Meeting on Monday
The Coalfield Conference will hold its regular fall meeting Monday at 6 30 p m in El Chico. Executive Secretary John W Saunders says all 12 member schools are expected to send representatives. Main topics include recognizing football champions and nominating the All Coalfield Conference team along with basketball and spring sports discussions.
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Coalfield Conference
el Chico
John W. Saunders
Lane Favored In TV Match In Syracuse War Memorial
Kenny Lane the top challenger is heavily favored to beat Lahouri Godih in a 10 round bout at the War Memorial Auditorium in Syracuse. The bout comes two days after Johnny Russo upset light weight champion Joe Brown in a nontitle fight and Lane must deliver a strong performance to maintain his position. Godih, 29, former French light weight champion, fights as a southpaw with an effective attack.
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N.Y
Kenny Lane
Lahouri Godih
War Memorial Auditorium
Johnny Russo
Joe Brown
Lane
National Boxing Assn
Ring
Brown
Houston
Busso
Carlos Ortiz
Duilio Loi
Paolo Rosi
Godih
France
Oran
Algeria
Paris
America
Larry Baker
Domaso Collazo
Don Jordan
Jackie Hayden
Muksegon
Mich
Johnny Gonsalves
Davey Dupas
Record $105 000 Paid For Trotter
Stanley Dancer paid a record $105000 for yearling trotter Dancer Hanover at Harrisburg to head a six man syndicate The sale sets a new high for yearlings in harness racing The previous record was $87000 for Rise N Shine and $72000 for Imperial Hanover
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Associated Press
Stanley Dancer
Harrisburg
Dancer Hanover
New Egypt
N.J
Adios
Hanover
Dancer
M.E
Liz) Lunn
Rise N’ Shine
Pacer
Imperial Hanover
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Hollins
del Miller
Hanover Farms
Studdios
Harry
Josie
Allwood Stable
Far Hills
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