Wildcats Score In Every Period to Beat Mountaineers 40 to 9
Kentucky offensively dominant using their first string backfield for the first time this season. Freshman Jimmy Howe scored three TDs and Norman Klein added two as Kentucky rolled over West Virginia 40 to 9 with four extra points by Fred Farris. Attendance approx 7,000.
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Associated Press
Lexington
Kentucky Wildcats
West Virginia Mountaineers
Wildcats
Mountaineers
Jimmy Howe
Fort Thomas
Wildcat
Norman Klein
Louisville
Norman Weiner
Brooklyn
Fred Farris Place
Robert Haman
Jimmy Walthall
Kentucky
Walthall
Gene Crookshank
Cats
Leone
West Virginia
Parrol
Howe
Klein
Wash Serini
Hugh Shannon
A Huntington
W. Va
Russell Lopez
Crookshank
Mountaineer
FCS
Kentucky Mott
LE Rotunno
Birurakis
LT Serini Jarrett
Sutak Lopez
Ce MacDonald Keadle
Haas Bom RT
Shannon Crookshank KE
T. Lite
McKibbens Chambers
Klein Kesling
Howe Rader
Parrott
Notre Dame Wing Over Northwestern
Jim Brennan, a 155 pound freshman from Milwaukee, sparked Notre Dame to a 21-0 win over Northwestern. He rushed 41 yards for a touchdown early and soon added another score after weaving through the Wildcats, energizing 48,000 fans.
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Associated Press
South Bend
Ind
Jim Brennan
Bob Kelly
Notre Dame
Ramblers
NorthfAwestern
Milwaukee
Northwestern
Wildcat
Nicky
Sakalls
Jim Rifte
Eagles
Bluefield
Gary
Woodrow Wilson
Central
South Charleston Black Eagles tame Hinton Bobcats 25 to 7
South Charleston Black Eagles defeated Hinton Bobcats 25 to 7. Hinton scored first on Bennett from the one yard line with extra point. Rousey connected on two long TD passes to King and a third score by Rousey, while South Charleston answered with King and Rousey TD runs and Verkins, Bennett, and Perkins extra points. Shull Morgan and Hirtley stood out for South Charleston as key playmakers.
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South Charleston Black Eagles
Hinton Bobcats
South Charleston
Hinton
Bennetts
Bennett
Carter
Rousey
Verkins
King
Shull
Morgan
Hirtley
Sidney
Charleston
Hinton Pos
Charleston van Sant
Sparks Dillion We
McLaineCales
Taio
McBridge' Scruggs Wen
E. Roberts Morgan
L. Smith Hartley
Wee West Harris
Tye King Shall
Perkins Lawrence
Jarrell Osborne
Rousey Bennett
Perkins
Church League To Meet Monday
The church basketball league will meet Monday at 7 30 in the Beckley Newspaper building library. President H B Fillmer invites all churches to send a representative. The meeting will discuss tentative league plans and opening play slated for December 4.
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Church Basketball League
Beckley
H. B. Fillmer
Buckeyes Beat Illini 26 to 12 for Eighth Victory
Ohio State defeats Illinois 26 12 in Cleveland to extend a winning streak to eight. 83,627 fans witness Buckeyes respond after Illinois score early, with three fourth quarter scores to seal the game. The win keeps Ohio State and Michigan in the Western Conference race heading to Columbus next Saturday.
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Cleveland
Ohio State
University of Tinais
Bucks
Illinois
Illini
Dick Flanagan
Don Greenwood
Michigan
Columbus
Wolfpack Dominates Mustangs 13 to 0 in State Showdown
Williamson Wolfpack shut out Mount Hope Mustang 13 to 0 as passing and runs drive the early score. Jude and Williamson connect for touchdowns, Lipps adds a 40 yard run setting up the final score. Mustangs threaten only once, ending state title hopes. Jayvees: Beckley JV over Shady Spring 35 to 7. Rainelle beats Lookout 19 to 0 to end season.
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Willamson Wolfpack
Mount Hope Mustangs
Mingo
Williameon
Jude
Lipps
Jayvees
Shady Spring Tigers
Beckley
Little Eagles
Tigers
Dick Waid
Frankie Lacek
Moore
Shady
Rainelle
Lookout
Rangers
Stratton
Cary
Gary Backs
Crary
Herbert Bradshaw
Bulldogs
Creene
Gilkersony
Secrest
Sat Christenson Willard
Butcher O'Dell
Cc Spinks Westlake
Stephenson
Bennett
Ray Hubert
Jone Iw -Bennett
Martin ‘Zopp
Keener Colis
Sedlock Allize
Wiseman
Sat
Roinelle
Ey Logkoeut
Neenaeal Beckley
Pos Shady Sp
Caldwell
Pate Smith
Evans Hall
Givens
Gregory
Arley Lancers
Gravely Hovanski
RY Thompson Trovato
C. Moore Woodell
Lilly Ward
Pettry Orren
Moore Fink
Eliot
Beckle
Shady Spring
Football Scores From East and South Regions
A sweeping set of scores lists many colleges and service teams. Army routed Pennsylvania 62 7 while Navy slammed Plebes 58 and other results include Georgia 46 over Auburn 18 and Notre Dame 21 Northwestern 0.
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East Army
Pennsylvania
Navy
Purdue
Syracuse
Colgate
Yale
North Carolina & Corvell
Dartmouth
Brown
Columbia
Penn State
Maryland
N.Y.A
Brooklyn
Lafayette
Lehigh
Swarthmore
Princeton
Harvard
Tufts
Rutgers
A.s.tlp
Navy Plebes
Richmond Aa.b
Scranton U
Bloomsburg Teachers
South Alabama
Miss. State
Georgia
Auburn
Tulane
Clemson
Duke
South Carolina
North Carolina State
Richmond
Williams and Mary
V.all
Camp Peary
North Carolina Navy
Cherry Point Marines
Chatham Field
Kentucky
West Virginia
Tennessee
Temple
Jacksonville Navy
Fourth Inintry
Udwest Depaw
Miami
Otterbein
Capital
Oberlin
Ohio Wesleyan
Great Lakes
Marquette
Notre Dame
Northwestern
Ohio State
Minmi
Indiana
Pittsburgh
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
Union
Benwood
St. Johns
Blue Devils Defeat Gamecocks 34 to 7 in Columbia
Duke University Blue Devils trounced the South Carolina Gamecocks 34 to 7 in Columbia. Duke opened with a kickoff score, added two more touchdowns late in the first half, and added a fourth in the final quarter. The Gamecocks managed a single touchdown late in the second period after a 65 yard drive but otherwise could not sustain offense.
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Associated At Columbia
Army Routs Penn State 62 to 7 in Big Football Game
Army dominated Penn State 62 to 7 as Glenn Davis scored three touchdowns and Walterhouse tied the national season record with five extra points. Doc Blanchard led the Cadets while a delay for finding a safe ball interrupted late play and fans caused a handful of lost balls.
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Philadelphia
Army
Pennsylvania
Notre Dame
Navy
Glenn Davis
California
Walterhouse
Felix
Doc) Blanchard
Wallerhouse
Michigan Triumphs Over Wisconsin In 14 0 Shutout
Michigan defeats Wisconsin 14 to 0 as halfback Bill Culligan runs 84 yards for a opening score and Joe Ponsetto adds the conversion. The Wolverines push their win streak to six and eye a Big Ten showdown with Ohio State next Saturday.
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Michigan
Wisconsin
Ann Arbor
Mich
Wolverines
Ohio State
Bill Culligan
Wolver
Navy
Detroit
Badgers
Joe Ponsetto
Roger Laubenheimer
Ponsetto
Bowling Scores and Highlights From Beckley Leagues
The week's bowling notes show Harold Stuart’s 229 high game leading the airport pony, with Howard Okes posting a 21 game. Several bowlers, including Jadie Massing Tht Reba Pettey 10h Dick Jones 212 and Gladys Yerry 154, posted notable scores. Elizabeth Chiy surpassed her season high with a 42 game, while Mrs. Clay may wear a Modern Furniture coat as the season progresses. The boys’ student league saw rapid changes with multiple players clearing the 200-mark. Percy Rigo returns from sea with 200-plus games, and various local bowlers posted scores around 148–210 with numerous names listed. The Beckley Hardware award went to Joe Waugh for an all spare game, and league leaders include Joyce Aspinall 131, Jim Sigmund 167 Remeco, Buster Fox 172, with Elizabeth Clay 164 leading the ladies. The schedule features several matches across Remeco League, Major League, Theatres, Palace, and other local clubs.
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Harold Stuart
Howard
Elizabeth Chiy
Jooks
Mrs. Clay
Hhh
Bob Hicks
Arthur Barthelmuss
Charles Manning
Bill Sigganbethpim
Dora McKinney
Callie Smisko
Mary Jo
Joe Waugh
Beckley
Helmick
Huganbotham
Sherwood
Phil McNanies
Dr. Pepper
Keglers
Joyce Aspinall
Jim Sigmund
Remeco
Buster Fox
Johnson and Sopano
Elizabeth Clay
LC. Robinson
Vickets Beckley
C. Robinson
Francis Mason
Lyric L. C. Robinson
Palace
Mary Looney
Coil
Machine Electric
Warehouse Foundry
Office
Mack Drake
Ral
Smokeless
Wyoming Theatres
Carlsons Silver Brand
Rhodes Market
Beckley Nat
Quinwood Russellville road to finish surface treatment
The state road commission plans completion around December 1 of 1.6 miles of the Quinwood Russellville road being surface treated. No traffic delays or detours are expected during the project.
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Register
Quinwood
State Road Commission
Russellville
Road Commission
Middies Shell Purdue 32 to 0 in Navy blowout
Navy Bluejays overpower Purdue 32 to 0 at Municipal Stadium. Fullback Wal Wamberg leads with two quick scores, Cher mupst pornd and Chyrie Scott add touchdowns as Navy clamps down on Purdue’s offense.
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Baltimore
Navy
Dee
Upbeaten Ammie
Lattog Agaist
Mardh Teu
Municipal Stadium
MMS
Wesley
Tinghey
Tom Pity
Chevretenay
Jon Phages
Ghret Theents
Pierce Peak
Tumbiles
Fran Lonoke
Ark
Chyrie Scott
Smackoyver
Hamberg
Atvaia
Touehdowns
Edo
One Way Traffic Planned on 7 Mile Road Segment
A state commission announces temporary lane closure and delays on a 7 mile stretch between Hinterrland and Keatley Springs for surface treatment and repairs. Traffic is ordered to move in one direction during the works.
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Hy Hentster
Stell Willer Teen
Onesway
Lyaking Mae
Hinterrland Keatley Springs
Must Buy War Bond To See Army Navy Grid Iron Game
War bond purchase required for attendance as Army Navy football game tickets are allocated through the War Bond program. Officials note ticket availability and pricing, with about 80,000 spectators projected and tickets issued by the War Bond committee. Navy athletic association funds to benefit from the event. Public ticket allotment controlled by the War Bond committee, not by Army or Navy athletics departments.
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Sania
Amy Navy
Mab
Fimere
Treasury
Therese Fan Johnwaiy Henry
Will de Gilder
Aviy Cadet Corps
Nova
Gantshipmen
Pais
Prystient Roosevelt
White Horse
Howe
Arava
Cerhedi
Annapolis
Paltonere
Navy
Banaiee Comuiitee
de Warer Navy
Army
Athletia A Oscentrons
Penn State Tops Maryland in Strong Conference Victory
Penn State defeated Maryland through a solid team effort led by standout performances from Patchel and teammates. The Lions built a commanding lead with varied scoring, pressuring early and maintaining control into the later periods as Castle Chitmnon and Rossounds contributed key points.
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Church League
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Beckley Hardware & Supply Company
Wolfpack
Mustangs
Wallops Shady Spring
East Bank
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Huntington Central
Huntington East
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Rocky Mountain
Far West Idaho
South Branch
Edmonton
A.A.B
Southern California
Second Air Force
Washington
Colorado U
Colorado College
Blue Devils Trip Gamecocks
AIRCO
Harper Welding & Supply Co
South Kanawha St
Beckley, W. Va
Middies
Hal Hambog
Sparks
USALS
Beckley College
West
Pris State College
Pac
Penn Sudo
University
Mary Lanes
Edu
Johnny Chuckran
Dninries Mistweed
Tillwood Petchel
Lions
Patehel
Poesia
Lay Lang
Castle Chitmnon
Heed Rossunds
Panehat
Chartey Ryan
Wanda
Ami
Potuhet
Harry Auckle
Charloeroi
Vicks
Hash
U.S
France
U. 8
Signal Corps
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