Army Princeton And Duke Remain Unbeaten Major Teams
Army, Princeton and Duke remained undefeated among major teams as Navy, Harvard, Stanford and Michigan also posted wins. Army defeated Navy 12 to 7 in Philadelphia. Princeton beat Rutgers 26 to 6. Duke edged NC State 7 to 0. Harvard upset Yale 19-6. Stanford beat California 7-3 to share the Pacific title, and Michigan clinched the Big Ten with a 13-0 win over Northwestern.
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Bob Turner praised after Furman South Carolina title bid
Sports editor Carter Latimer lauds Furman left end Bob Turner for defensive play and a 13 yard run setup. The piece also mentions Hinton and Beckley players, injury recoveries, and the Turkey Game Trophy display in Beckley as anticipation builds for Thanksgiving football showdown.
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College Football Scores and Local Exhibition Game
A roundup of college football results lists numerous scores from West Virginia to Tulane and Georgia Tech, with many 19th and 20th century opponents. A local 10:30 morning game at the Johnstown Road football field near the Rutherford Sanitarium features the Johnstown team meeting a Temple Street opponent in a heated contest with no admission.
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Jayvees Edge Shady 13 0 in Final Home Game
Beckley Jayvees win final game 13 to 0 over Shady Tigers on local field. Gunther and Neye spark attack with Stansbury adding extra point after first, Beckley defense seals win with key punt block and fumbles by Shady in third and fourth periods.
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Affinity WV Box Supper and Local Window Display
A box supper is announced for Affinity School House on Tuesday November 28 at 7 30 p m with public invitation. Crescent Grocery showcases a miniature Woods row Wilson field window display by Rob Yaple featuring bleachers yard lines and vegetable spectators including Bobcats and Flying Eagles in themed vegetable costumes.
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Kansas City Driver Arrested For Speeding Plea
A Kansas City resident arrested for speeding argued he was hurrying home to keep from catching a cold. The court considered the claim but proceeded with the case.
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Flying Eagles Banquet Offer Ties To Hinton Victory
Sery pledges a banquet if the Flying Eagles beat Hinton. Batwell restaurant will cook and serve dinner with the squad and coaches, along with Lyric theatre guests, as part of the cooperation.
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Trophy Withdrawn Over Beckley Hinton Game Controversy
The American Legion post voted to withdraw the Beckley Hinton Thanksgiving game trophy amid dispute over a two year old purchase by J Norman Wilson. Irving Goldstein said the trophy will be returned to the seller, engraving altered, and awarded to a different Beckley schedule game next year. Unofficial reports claim the Beckley Oak Hill winner may receive it.
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Fayetteville Pirates Hold Off Lookout In Narrow Victory
The Fayetteville Pirates beat Lookout 7 to 6 on Thanksgiving day after a strong first half led by a Davis to Davis touchdown. Lookout dominated the second half with several scoring chances but Fayetteville held on as Holliday connected for Lookout’s lone score, with 9 first downs to Lookout’s 8.
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Collins HI Takes Game In Defensive Showdown
Collins High School edged Marsh Fork 6 0 on Collins field yesterday afternoon. Medrick scored the lone touchdown as the game stayed tight with similar first down totals. Amato Pulaski and Hedrick starred for Collins while Aarless Marshall and Green led Marsh Fork.
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North South high school all star game set at Laidley Field
The first annual North South high school football game will be staged New Year’s Day at Laidley Field Charleston with 22 players per squad from top West Virginia teams. Governors and mayors back the charity event run by the Knights of Columbus. Training camps open December 26 with six days of drills culminating in New Year’s Eve performances and trophies for participants.
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Stanford Accepts West Rose Bowl Entry
Stanford University has accepted an invitation to represent the West in the Rose Bowl at Pasadena on New Year’s Day. Al Masters, general manager of the board of athletic control, announced the decision. Referee Ward, Umpire Farley, Linesman Cook.
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Independent basketball teams to meet in Beckley
Representatives of independent basketball teams in Raleigh county will meet at the newspaper office in Beckley on Friday December 1 at 7 30 o clock. Several teams have already arranged to enter the league and more are expected to be represented. Only teams with a home playing floor will be admitted to the league if formed.
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Juniors Tie Hinton JV In Late Tie
Beckley Juniors and Hinton JV played to a 6 6 tie after Neely connected with Lilly on a fourth down pass near the goal line. Beckley led 6 0 after the opening period as Stafford and Gresko drove in the first score. Hinton equalized late in the game to end the contest.
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Rally Wins Close Game For W V A U 2
West Virginia Mountaineers edge Georgetown 14 to 12 in a late rally after trailing 6 0. Savernine intercepted a pass for a 38 yard return and WVU used passes and power plays to reach the three and seven yard lines before Thomas crossed for a score. Onder added both extra points.
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