World Series chalks Roe and Newcombe in classic duel
Bob Wills notes Vic Raschi and Don Newcombe battled Yankees and Dodgers with Preacher Roe delivering a near perfect game. Also lists scholastic football matchups with picks, highlighting OAK HILL, PRINCETON, MT. HOPE, MULLENS, TRAP HILL, SOPHIA, BECKLEY JUNIORS, ANSTED, GREENBANK, RICHWOOD, LEWISBURG, OCEANA, LOOKOUT, DUPONT, RAINELLE, VAN, DUBOIS, VPS FROSH, and BYRD PRILLERMAN selections.
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Sophia Host to Authors Tonight Fan Rally at High School Field
Sophia Blue Hawks burn the Mark Twain Author in effigy at a large pep rally and prepare to host a league game at 8 pm hoping to notch their first County League win. About 2,000 students and fans attended. speeches by Coach Bob Douglas and Principal James L. Hornbeck preceded a parade and snake dance.
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WVU Ends Week Of Drills Behind Locked Doors
West Virginia University finishes a closed week of drills in Morgantown as it prepares to face Pitt. A large beat Pitt rally is planned to boost enthusiasm for the Panthers first Morgantown visit in 12 years.
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Oak Hill Red Devils face first severe test at Woodrow Wilson
The Oak Hill Red Devils, aiming for an undefeated season and top state ranking, meet the Flying Eagles at Woodrow Wilson High School Stadium. A win over Beckley and then Charleston next week could seal the undefeated run, with Mt. Hope as the only other potential obstacle on Thanksgiving Day.
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Oak Hill and Fayette County Clash On Friday Night
Oak Hill faces Fayette County with a four game winning streak in view while Princeton, Mt. Hope and Pineville seek wins. Oak Hill’s Shorty Chmara leads a diversified attack as Fayette County hopes for an upset.
Alderson Edges Marlinton 12 0 in tough late game
Alderson Indians scored twice in the second half to defeat Marlinton Copperheads 12 0. Bill Hardesty ran 35 yards for the first touchdown and Jim Hofstetter added a 47 yard score in the final period.
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Rainelle Juniors Triumph Behind Long Runs Over Lookout
Rainelle Junior High edged Lookout Juniors 15 to 6 as Skidmore scored on 45 and 55 yard runs and a late safety ended the game. Lookout led early on a 65 yard Moore to Ellis pass, with substitutions and officials listed.
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Tiger Yearlings Top Sophia Fresh 19-7
Beaver Shady Spring freshmen defeat Sophia High yearlings 19-7 with one score in each of the first three periods and shutout until the final period. Scorers include F Crook St Clair and James Smith with Crook Cher adding PATs. Coaches and rosters listed with officials.
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Meadow Bridge and Hillsboro Battle to 0 0 Tie
Meadow Bridge and Hillsboro High School fought to a scoreless tie as Meadow Bridge repeatedly reached Hillsboro’s 10 yard line but could not finish. The game featured Wildcats inside the red zone five times with no scoring effort, and officials included Referee Barett Umpire Jennings.
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Stratton Bulldogs Beat Lincoln Lions 19-7 for Fourth Win
Stratton High School overwhelmed Lincoln High 19-7 at Cain Memorial Stadium. Freddie Hairston connected with Ted Davis for Stratton’s first half score, while Alex Larkin and Jed Davis added TDs after halftime. Lincoln scored late on a Crawford run and pass, but Stratton held on for the win amid penalties and a late goal-line stand.
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Record Race Payoff: Cedric Wins at Six Furlongs
Cedric ridden by Bobby Martin won the fourth race by a head for Masryland’s racing season payoffs. The $2 straight ticket paid $407 with Wink in second and the show payoff $32.30. Fifty two $2 bets and eleven $6 combinations augmented the pool as Cedric clocked 1:13 4-5.
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Weirton Still Team to Beat For Grid Title
Weirton Red Raiders remain the team to beat in West Virginia schoolboy football after a 52-0 trouncing of Wellsburg, maintaining first place in the North-South weekly ratings led by Carl Hamill. Triadelphia, Newall Jackson and Oak Hill follow in the next posts as changes are minimal others slide. Huntington East wins 28-6 over South Charleston, dropping Beckley from 10th to last as Princeton climbs from 16th to 12th.
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Fairmont Defeats WVU Fresh 19-0
Fairmont State College Falcons defeated West Virginia University freshmen 19-0 with two TD passes and a quarterback sneak by Jimmy Cale. Potomac State lost 19-6 to Shepherd in conference play while Newport News edged Potomac 9-7 last year.
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Greenbrier J Vees edge Colonels 19 0 as Cain stars
Seth Frank Cain of Greenbrier Military School scored all three touchdowns and the extra point to lift the invaders to a 19 0 victory over Sherman High and the Colonels. Cain added a 55 yard TD run and a late six yard score to seal the win as the teams battled through a scoreless first three quarters.
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Clear Fork Routs Baileysville 34-0 in season opener
White settlement Whitesville report: Clear Fork Purple Tornado defeated Baileysville High 34 to 0. Randall Williams sparked the ground game with several runs over 25 yards including a 60 yard burst to set up Byers score. Byers threw two TD passes to Dillon and H Stover in the fourth, Baileyville misfired with 3 first downs.
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Pirates Invade Ansted Tonight
Fayetteville Pirates travel to Ansted after a 14-6 win over Gauley Bridge while Travellers lost 7-0 to Ansted. Head coach Arrit returns as leader. starting lineup features Jim Eades, Jimmy Armstrong, Carl Crawford, David Wise, Harold Billings, Jim Eubank, Ray Shumaker, Bill Hambrick, Junior Murphy, Buddy Barnett, and Okey Thompson with co captains Hambrick and Thompson.
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Friday High School Football Scores Across Counties
Philippi 28 Jane Lew 0. Beaver of Bluefield 30 Welch 0. Elizabeth 14 Spencer 12. Aracoma Logan 14 Douglass Huntington 6 Negro. Belfry tie Belfry Ky 0. Marlinton 0 Alderson 12 Marlinton 0. Stratton 19 Lincoln 7 Negro. GMS Colonels 19 Seth 0. Belington 6 Unidis 0. Lumberport 12 WVa Industrial School for Boys 7. Simmons of Montgomery 25 Kimball 0 Negro. Meadow Bridge 0 Hillsboro 0 tie. Magnolia of New Martinsville 0 Tyler of Middlebourne 0 tie. St Francis Morgantown 18 Terra Alta 0.
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