Hinton Faces Oak Hill Amid Busy Week In Regional Play
Ken Chay reports Hinton’s 103 point surge over six Saturday games, while Oak Hill averages 16.3 points per game and 86 points allowed in six. Bluefield Beavers ride a 23 game win streak as Beckley Flying Eagles clash with top-ranked Bluefield tonight at Wat Meter Stadium. Red Devils beat Scott and Princeton this season, with Beavers’ path highlighted by Carter leading Osk Hill scoring tonight.
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Unbeaten Bluefield Beavers vs Beckley Clash Tonight
Bluefield Beavers, undefeated state triple A champions, ride a 23 game win streak into a key showdown with Beckley at Woodrow Wilson. Beckley seeks to halt Bluefield’s march as both teams defend their position in a crowded AAA title race amid strong players and rivalry.
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Sophia Hosts Trap Hill and Hamlin Football Night
Ten area games are on tap with Hinton at Oak Hill Saturday night. Summers County battles Oak Hill as Bobcats, led by Coach Bill Garten, pursue a post season title. Oak Hill Red Devils, 42 ledger, aim to defeat their rival in a tough clash.
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Stratton keeps unbeaten with 13 6 win over Junior High
Bluefield Fairview and other Beltline junior highs filled Friday night action. Stratton remained unbeaten as Poindexter scored a TD and threw for another in a 13 6 decision aided by a stingy defense. Fairview was held to a single nine yard score by Piyote. Oak Hill and Beckley also posted decisive wins with multiple scorers and strong second halves, while Park rallied past Shady Spring 34 7 and Pineville defeated Oceans 6 0 in a defensive battle. The night featured several standout performances including Jerald Dempsey and Mike Rose for Oak Hill and Leftwich and Woodson for Park.
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West Virginia Outdoor Report prompts readers to explore hunting areas
Karl Lilly previews Outdoor West Virginia on seasonal topics and hunting tips. The issue notes a Pocahontas County tale of nine hunters forming an informal group near Millpoint, reporting abundant wildlife including black bears and other species, and highlights stocking plans for waters like the Gauley and Greenbrier systems.
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Pitt Half Of Linemen Out For Syracuse Game
Pitt sidelined half of its linemen including top linebackers due to ankle injuries and a bruised shoulder. Coach Tart faces a weakened defense as the Panthers travel to Archbold Stadium in Syracuse to meet Syracuse University Maryland in a critical game.
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Penn State Eyes Next Year After UCLA Trip
University Park Penn State coach Joe Paterno, whose third ranked team holds a one game win streak, says the Lions are a year from full potential due to many underclassmen and inexperience at key positions. The team will travel by car today to Los Angeles, arriving this evening.
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Keydets Rely On Pass Attack In Harvest Bowl
ROANOKE VA UP. VMI aims to snap a winless run by relying on a wide open passing game led by sophomore Mike Sherwood as WVU, heavy favorite, seeks a 7th straight victory over the Keydets in the Harvest Bowl. West Virginia is 4 1 this season with a loss to Penn State. VMI is 0 3.
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Herd To Face Miami OF Ohio
Marshall University prepares for its third straight road game winless season facing Miami of Ohio. Sophomore quarterback Sherwood has shown strong passing in recent weeks, with targets Oscar Patrick and Bob Zama benefiting from his play. Coach Perry Moss seeks improved defense after a late setback against Xavier and a 34 year drought against Miami.
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WVU Freshmen Open Season at Bluefield
WVU freshmen football opens their season in Bluefield against Virginia Tech freshmen. Coach Yale Evans expects a talented group with strong defense and explosive offense. QB Bernie Galiffa from Dunora Pa will call signals, homecoming for Pete Wood and two other players. Wood tackle Larry McBride and LB Ron Goodwin played Bluefield State Class AAA champs last year. Fullback Ed Williams out with bruised ribs.
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Good Fishing Wharleton Party Weekend Outlook
The Department of Natural Resources predicts varied fishing conditions across the Mountain State for the weekend. Central and east central streams are expected to run normal or above normal with milky or murky water while streams in the remaining regions show different patterns.
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Virginia fishing forecast for weekend rivers and lakes
This Weekend Joustern Panhandle southeastern and Western West Virginia all were reported normal and Clear or low and clear. The Willams River and the Elk at Queen Shoals and Sutton should be above normal and muddy and the Elk at Webster Springs, Blackwater River, the England West Forks of the Greenfries, Little River and Shayer's Fork of Cheat River are all expected to be libtle above normal and milky. Olier streams in the state are reported to provide good fishing. Virginia fishing forecast: Claytor Lake Clear medium high and stable. Sunfish biting largemouth, smallmouth, White bass and catfish strings fair. crapple and walleye yields poor. Nelston Reservoir areas Moderate fishing pressure in Hal ston River and Sout Halston Reservoir resulting in good smillowth catches from Ald ate and South Forks of the river and from the lake, fewer jroning from the North Fork.
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West Virginia teams set for key conference and nonleague games
Glenville's Pioneers, riding a 7-8 upset of Fairmont, visit winless West Virginia Wesleyan in a likely easy conference win as Salem hosts Bridgeport. West Liberty hosts W V State in a clash of unbeaten teams while W V Tech entertains Shepherd in WC action. Concord downed W V State last week and Bluefield State sits idle after Morris College bout fell through.
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