Mount Hope and Oak Hill Face Little Brown Jug Clash
Mount Hope Mustangs, 9-0, meet Oak Hill Red Devils in a pivotal Little Brown Jug clash at Oak Hill. Oak Hill seeks revenge in a 41 game series, with key players Payne Hooper and Keffer starring for the Red Devils, while Mount Hope counters with Payne Criss and Hooper as well as linemen Kiser Griffith Batten and Elking. Partain debuts a new offense as both teams boast strong backfields and weightier lines, aiming for a high-stakes southern showdown.
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Mount Hope Mustangs
Oak Hill Red Devils
Oak Hill
Little Brown Jug
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Mount Hope
Devils
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Blaine Tanner
Otha Payne
John Hooper
Jimmy Brown
Tanner
Red Devils
Butch Kle
Chicken” Jones
Henry Man
Partain
Payne
William Payne
Denny Criss
Hooper
Buster Kiser
Howard Griffith
Earl Batten
Carl Elking
Red Devil
Ernest Lee
Teddy Listency
Chuck Crouch
Hope
Mt. Hope Oak Hill
Everette Taylor
Joel Evans
Don Marchio
James Elkins
Carl Elkins
Wallace Dixon
James Ayers
Teddy Spadaro
Arthur Akers
Ted Maessie
Denny Cr
Hinton Hosts Beckley In Oldest Rival Tilt
Hinton's Bobcats meet Woodrow Wilson's Flying Eagles at 2 p.m. today in Hinton in a storied local rivalry. Woodrow Wilson, 2-6-1, seeks a breakthrough after near miss against Parkersburg. Beckley, with wins over Oak Hill and Mullens, aims to avoid repeating last season's 2-7-1 finish.
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Beckley
Bobcats
Woodrow Wilson
Flying Eagles
Reds
Parkersburg
Oak Hill
Mullens
Beckley and Hinton players duel on gridiron signals
Eagle signals today as they tie the Flying Eagles down field with dual quarterbacks at the calling spot. Hinton relies on Dick Leftridge to guide the back field, while Beckley features Wood Cimala and a lighter line. Charley Baker and Tom Nichols help Leftridge, with Little Baker providing speed. Bobcat linemen face a stronger back field edge for Hinton.
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Flying Eagles
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Wood
Cimala
Hinton
Dick Leftridge
Leftridge
Charley Baker
Tom Nichols
Little Baker
Bobcats
Stratton Invades Gary in Coalfield clash
Stratton faces Gary District in a 7:30 p.m. game as Stoco hosts Mullens at 1:45 and Montgomery entertains Cedar Grove at 8. Fayetteville visits Shady Spring at 2 p.m. in a busy final day of football action featuring Coalfield Conference rivalries and key implications for third place.
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Mullens
Stratton
Montgomery
Shady Spring
Shady
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Cedar Grove
Stoco's Indians
David Thompson
Thompson
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Ais Ae
Stratton Bulldog
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Danny Hairston
Leroy Robinson
Murray Jeffries
Gary District
Ernie Alvis
Shady Spring Tigers
Pirates
Frosty Mann
Tiger
Mann
Tigers
Jim Nixon
J. T. Pruett
Bill Cochran
Bill James
Gary Durrett
Durrett
James
Glenn O'Neil
Frank Rakes
Robert Kunkle
Tom Peters
Roy Crawford
Bill Bales
Seven WVIAC Teams In Action This Weekend
The Associated Press reports Salem leads the Eastern Division with a Veterans Day game in Marietta Ohio. A Salem win or West Liberty results could shift the standings as Fairmont and Wesleyan contend for Western Division dominance. West Virginia Wesleyan chases the Western title with Bethany looming. bowls and top ten games are listed.
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Marietta
Ohio
Tomor
West Liberty
Fairmont
Hilltoppers
West Virginia Wesleyan
Bethany
Wesleyan
Rabbit Season In Swing Again In Charleston
Charleston AP In South Carolina hunting seasons for rabbit quail and male ringnecked pheasant opened today along with trapping seasons for raccoon opossum skunk mink and muskrat. Rabbits bag limit four per day and 24 for the season. pheasants seven. quail and ringnecks until January 7. rabbits until January 31. trapping ends February 28. State Game Chief C C Handley warns hunters to shoot at game before firing.
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Charleston
C. C. Handley
West Virginia High School Football Scores Tie and Wins
The Associated Press reports night football results with Marsh Fork and Seth tied 6 all. Crum defeated Buffalo of Wayne 27 to 25. Byrd Prillerman 14 Sophia 7. Union beat Sandstone 42 to 12. Oceana 27 over Trap Hill 0. Fairview 20 Monongah 0. Williamson 14 Logan 12. Clear Fork 13 Huntington Doug lass 7.
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Crum
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Wayne
Byrd-Prillerman
Sophia
Union
Sandstone
Oceana
Trap Hill
Fairview
Monongah
Williamson
Logan
Clear Fork
Huntington
Douglass
Oregon Prepares for Winless West Virginia Visit
Oregon, 6-2, faces winless West Virginia in Multnomah Stadium after rain soaked the field. Coach Len Casanova warned his team to ignore WVU’s record and study the Mountaineers’ strong opponents as 15,000 spectators are expected for the game.
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Oregon
Portland
Ore
West Virginia
Stanford
Multnomah
Len Casanova
Mountaineers
Syracuse
Pittsburgh
Ilinois
Penn State
Longenecker Rejoins Steelers at Tackle Spot
Pittsburgh AP reports 285 pound tackle Ken Longenecker rejoining the Steelers to replace Bert Rechichar, sidelined for the season with a leg injury.
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Pittsburgh
Ken Longenecker
Bert Rechichar
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