Battle of Unbeatens Tops Friday Grid Card in Raleigh
Raleigh Register previews a busy night of high school football as 11 games unfold across the area. Shady Spring faces Richwood while Mullens meets Beaver High in Coalfield Conference action. Trap Hill visits Sophia in Raleigh County League play. Beckley and Oak Hill chase pivotal wins to stay in title contention amid bold bid for state sites.
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Beckley Juniors Defeat Oak Hill in tough showdown
Beckley Juniors rallied past Oak Hill behind a 20 yard Humphrey pass play and a 20 yard Merin Brown run, sealing a 22-6 victory as Sophia Mullens and Bluefield also posted wins in a crowded Coalfield Conference weekend. Shady Spring faced Richwood in a key regional clash with high scoring drives and a five game slate for rating.
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Sooners Chase Tying Record With Texas Tomorrow
Oklahoma threatens to tie the major college consecutive wins mark after routing Kansas State 66-0, facing Texas next. The NCAA Service Bureau raised questions on the Panthers’ 1914-1919 streak. Oklahoma sits atop the AP poll as Michigan State, Texas Christian, Ohio State and others pursue wins with key matchups looming tonight and tomorrow across college football.
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Mountaineers at Syracuse Top SC Game Pits Spiders vs Bulldogs
The Citadel’s young team seeks a first place hold in the Southern Conference as West Virginia eyes a national ranking at Syracuse. Richmond meets Davidson while Virginia Tech hosts William & Mary in late afternoon games. Other matchups include VMI at Lehigh and Furman at Boston University as coachs’ drills continue.
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Deaf Football Player Shines for Arkansas
Warne St John, deaf since birth, played left guard for the Arkansas freshman team last night marking his first life on offense. The 177 pound, six foot player from Texarkana watched signals to react, while on defense he aimed to reach the ball carrier.
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Lineup Uncertainty Looms as WVU Heads to Syracuse
West Virginia coaches remain unsure of the starting lineup for the Orange game in Syracuse. Dick Longfellow moves into the travel squad at quarterback while Bob Connally sits out with a practice injury. Four players, Anastasio, Snider, Krutko, and Sharkady, are listed as ready after last week's Texas game, with Shepherd and Rabbits serving as co-captains during practice.
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West Virginia Hunting Season Opens Amid Ideal Conditions
Charleston reports the State Conservation Department predicted a rash of accidental shootings despite ideal weather drawing many sportsmen to hunt squirrels grouse wild turkeys migratory birds and bow and arrow game. opening week accidents totaled over half of last year’s 86 with 25 fatalities last year including heart attacks. bag limits rise for squirrels to six daily and 36 season total while wild turkey prospects look good though not as high as last year. deer gun season runs December 3 to 8 with other dates for rabbits quail and migratory birds including woodcock mourning doves soras rails and gallinules. bow hunting lasts to December 8 on public and federal lands. A federal permit is required for game birds.
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