Red Devils and Indians Aim for Fifth Straight Wins
Beckley fans flood Oak Hill to watch the Flying Eagles face Coach Bill Moore's Red Devils as Stoco, Richwood, Gauley Bridge and other area powers seek fifth consecutive victories. Richwood meets Gauley Bridge in a key Fayette County clash as surrounding districts showcase a hectic slate of Friday games.
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Bill Moore
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Krea
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van Meter
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Stoco hosts Marsh Fork in Raleigh County league clash
Stoco, leader of the Raleigh County League with dominant wins over Clear Fork Kingston Sophia and Shady Spring, welcomes a improving Marsh Fork combine to a key matchup that promises high intensity and rivalry.
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Stoco
Clear Fork
Kingston
Sophia
Shady Spring
Local picks Preview of Friday high school games
The writer outlines daily picks across Oak Hill Beckley Saint field pals and small towns with teams like Oak Hill Stoco Richwood Shady Spring Princeton Seth Rainelle Clear Fork Pineville Byrd Prillerman Alderson Frankford Greenbank Kingston Meadow Bridge Montgomery Oceana White Sulphur Logan Rupert with a predicted World Series result Yankees seven Phillies three and notes a season accuracy near .757.
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Beckley
Oak Hill
Markain
Sophia
Stoco
Shaddeka
Pineville
Baileysville
Marlinton
Alderson
Pickerman
Conley
Lewisburg
Frankford
Richwood
Gauley Bridge
Webster Springs
Greenbank
Lookout
Ingston
Madison
Seth
Meadow Bridge
Union
Montgomery
Summersville
Chapmanville
Oceana
Ronceverte
Rainelle
Renick
Logan
Oceanaway
Wyoming
Man's Hillbillies
Bills
Greenbrier
Byrd Prillerman
Nuttall
Kingston
Pocahontas
Bramwell
Marsh Fork
Hope
Indians
Bobby Thomas
Bill Nicholson
Mark Twain
Hawks
Mullens
Shady Spring
Trap Hill
Tigers
Princeton
Hinton
Sammy Sizemore
Skyhawks
Clear Fork
Jayvees
Minutemen
Man
Rupert
Crichton
Yankees
Phillies
Pirates Rout Ansted 40 to 6 in Valley clash
Fayet teville hammered Ansted 40 to 6 in a New River Valley Conference game on Fayetteville’s home field. The Pirates scored in each of the first three quarters and led 12-6 in first downs. The lineup lists Fayetteville and Ansted players with positions and scoring details.
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Register
Fayetteville
Ansted Highlanders
Pirates
Less King
Thomas Keaton
Sullivan
Stratton Bulldogs Roll to 27-0 Victory over Lincoln High
Stratton High School bulldogs earned their fourth win of the season by routing Lincoln High of Hinton 27 to 0. Wilson Miller Christian Dunn scored with touchdowns in each half and multiple players contributed on defense and in the backfield.
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Stratton High
Bulldogs
Lincoln High
Herb Jeffries
Bulldog
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Miller
Christian
Gilbert
Adams
Hall
Minor
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Stratton Lincoln
C. Miller
J. Evans
J. Hall
A. Evans Adams
Haynes
Crawford Hunt
R. Gore
Easton Borders
Crockett Russell
Crawford Coleman
B. Evans
Hargroves Dunn
B. Crockett Stratton
Lincoln
Dunn
Russell
W. Jones
Hardy
Green
Greer
Garland
DeBerry
E. Wright
F. James
Williams
Lynch
Hairston
Hannah
Shepherd
Dozier
Mustangs Romp For 5th Straight Over Rebs 31-12
Mt Hope Mustangs, coached by Sam Mandich, routed Mullens 31 12 for their fifth straight win. Henry Hinte, Tommy Dixon, and Bill Cz ikora starred with long runs and strong blocking. Hinte added two passes for touchdowns to Warnock and Zieminick as Dixon scored twice including a 37 yard tally. Mullens relied on two second half scores and nine Rebel fumbles enabled Mt Hope to pull away.
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Mt. Hope Mustangs
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Mustangs
Henry Hinte
Tommy Dixon
Bill Czikora
Lewis D’antoni
Mustang
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Kiser
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Woods
Czikora
Hinte
Warnock
Zieminick
Backus
Dennis Coffman
York
LE Christian Woods
Hensley Ashley
LG Beal Jones
Pedri Branscome
Jenkins Kizer
Smith Matheny
Coffman
Barkus Dixon
York Evans
Broyles
Staton
Ziemi
Nick
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Eaee
Waliz Taeeeesees
Dixon Ane
Warnock Ae Eee
Vans Seeeneee
Beeneeee Eenenee Daiton
Eneneenee
York Setae Eee
Broyles Saree Weeeeee
Abeade
Conley Queen Contests Open at Mullens High School
Conley High School athletic association runs two homecoming events, Miss Alumnus 1950 and football queen 1950. Winners will be announced at the Oct 20 homecoming game at 7 30 pm on Mullens field during halftime between Conley and Kimball. Miss Alumnus director is Mrs Annie Valentine. Contestants include Hazel Gaines Imogene Houston Lula Young Catherine Baskin Mildred Napper Martha Dixon Roberta Stone Hazel Patterson Geraldine McCormick Virginia Banks Alpeca. Football queen under faculty direction with Lillian Sledge Louise Russell Geraldine McMillan Deloris Givens Argyle Price Yvonne Crews Hazel Tunstalle Beula Law Mary Napper Geneva Donald Corinne Thomasina Martin and others.
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Conley
Kimball
Mullens
Annie Valentine
Hazel Gaines
Imogene Houston
Lula Young
Catherine Bas
Deloris Givens
Sabine
Argyle Price
Yvonne Crews
Hazel Tunstalle
Beula Law
Mary Napper
Wyce
Geneva Donald
Corinne
Thomasina Martin
Alpeca
Mary Oa Eee
le Richmond
Her
Manns
DuBois Upsets Garnet 19 to 16 in WVU football clash
DuBois High School Mt. Hope district defied the odds to upset Garnet High of Charleston 19 16 in a West Virginia Athletic Union Negro football game. DuBois led after two quick second quarter TDs, with Lyle returning a Garnet pass 35 yards for a Mt. Hope touchdown and Barns of Garnet adding a 45 yard end around TD. Garnet scored a safety, Barns added the longest play, while Payne Pierce and Lyle paced the Mt. Hope win.
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Charleston
Oo DuBois High
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Lyle
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Football Scores From Regional Gridiron Contest
Beckley Stratton 27, Hinton Lincoln 0. Mount Hope 31, Mullens 12. Fayetteville 41, Ansted 6. DuBois of Mount Hope 19, Charleston Garnet 16. Sutton 28, Unidis 0. Clarksburg Victory 21, Doddridge 13. Philippi 14, Belington 0. Prunnytown Boys Industrial School 19, Lumberport 0. Parkersburg Little Reds 19, Paden City 7. Jaeger Elkhorn 6.
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Unidis
Clarksburg Victory
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Belington
Prunnytown Boys Industrial School
Lumberport
Parkersburg Little Reds
Paden City
Jaeger Elkhorn
Golden Bears Defend CCSC Title Against Glenville at Mt Hope
West Virginia Tech's Golden Bears, defending State College Conference champions, host Glenville at Mt. Hope Saturday night. Front row players include Chandler Davis McCutcheon Swartz Adolphson B Myers Turner Purkey Miller. Second row features Rapko Sims Varney.
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Golden Bears
Glenville
Mt. Hope
Chandler
Davis
McCutcheon
Swartz
Adolphson
B. Myers
Turner
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Miller
Rapko
Sims
Varney
South Carolina and West Virginia Seek Second Conference Bids
South Carolina's Gamecocks travel to Furman to meet the Purple Hurricanes as they chase a second Southern Conference bid. West Virginia's Mountaineers aim for their first league win at George Washington, amid injuries to key players. Tomorrow's schedule includes Wake Forest at William and Mary and other tests across the 17-team circuit.
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Mountaineers
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al Parello
Billy Bryant
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Joe Marks
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Ed Weber
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Citadel
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Butter bean cultivation noted in 1540 New Mexico
A historical record notes that Indigenous people in New Mexico were cultivating a butter bean variety when Spaniards arrived in 1540. The snippet highlights early agricultural practices and contact events affecting crop history.
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Intersectional football weekend preview from coast to coast
Major teams clash in a wide schedule with Penn State and Oklahoma highlighted. Pennsylvania, California, and Maryland travel for key inter sectional games while Notre Dame Army and Oklahoma juggle unbeaten streaks. Others include Georgia Tech, LSU, Texas and UCLA in marquee matchups across regions.
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Mountaineers to Mount Air Attack
West Virginia faces George Washington in a key matchup tonight hampered by seven injured backs. Fullback John Murphy and Halfback Walter Glenn likely out, limiting the ground game while the Mountaineers rely on Billy Allen to throw and Ross Herron as top receiver. George Washington counters with Andy Davis passing to Charlie Jones as the main aerial threat.
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Mountaineers
John Murphy
Walter Glenn
Andy Davis
Charlie Jones
Billy Allen
Ross Herron
Herron
Geo
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Feula Danter
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RT Allwine Herron
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Central Gridders Beat Princeton In 41-18 Thriller
Beckley Eaglets toppled Princeton 41 to 18 at Woodrow Wilson High. CO-CAPTAIN Jimmy Elkins scored two TDs as Inge and Wingler added big gains. Billy Sowers broke a 70 yard run and Vandall, Powers, and Beckley connected on multiple scores. The Eagles led 14-6 at halftime and pulled away with 20 points in the third quarter and 7 more in the final period securing the win.
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Inge
Dave Vandall
Dickie Powers
Dwyn Wingler
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Billy Sowers
Princeton Hawks
LE Turner Bibb
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