Dallas Doubleheader Tops Saturday Football Card
Texas college grid giants loom in Dallas Cotton Bowl as Oklahoma faces Texas in an afternoon clash and SMU takes on Oklahoma A and M in the nightcap. The doubleheader draws about 130,000 fans and headlines a weekend of major conference games and interregional showdowns across the nation.
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Sports Roundup from Hugh S Fullerton Jr
Rumors on Joe DiMaggio dismissed by Casey Stengel. Pocahontas Va corrects a misreported Toth origin. Texas A&M aims for first home win since 1947 against FMS. O W Russell at Winged Foot in mismatched pants prompts joke. Michigan Army Navy history noted with Yost and Ortmann prognosis. Bear Bryant era at Kentucky yields 16 wins, 1 tie in shutouts. Dunbar Bearcats dominate with 239 points in four games.
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Joe DiMaggio
Casey Stengel
Joe
Pocahontas
Zollie Toth
West
Gosh
Virginia
John Smith
Texas A
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O. W. Russell
Winged Foot
Jimmy Demaret
Michigan
Army
Navy
Fielding Yost
Ann Arbor
Chuck Ortmann
Bear Bryant
University of Kentucky
Wildcats
Kentucky
Lexington
Dunbar High School Bearcats
Junior Sam Baugh Tosses 9 for 9 For Whitesville
Whitesville Junior High quarterback Ernie Bragg completed all nine passes for 161 yards and four touchdowns as Whitesville rolled to a 33-12 win over Hurricane Junior High. Key plays included 15, 40, 44 and 26 yard TDs to Arvon, Keyen, Farrell, and Anderson. Whitesville aims for a fifth straight win against Chamberlain next week.
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Whitesville Junior High
Hurricane Junior High
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Keyen
Farrell
Anderson
Chamberlain
Hurricane
Ervin
Phelps
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Bragg
Otterbein Threat To Techs Streak In Ohio Showdown
Otterbein College visits Westerville to challenge West Virginia Tech, which carries a 14 game undefeated string across three seasons. The Bears, 3 1 1, travel with a 50 piece marching band and will be on the air via WMON at 2 15 p m.
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Herb Royer
Golden Bears
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Ohio
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Otterbein
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Ohio Wesleyan
Dennison
Detroit Tech
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Oberlin
Capital
Hiram
Royer
Taylor
Slippery Rock
Glenville
Shepherd
TECH
Columbus
Myllan Smyers
Golden Bear
Hunters Warned Before Opening Squirrel Season
Charleston Conservation Commission warns hunters of illegal acts before the season opens. Prohibited actions include entering fenced lands without owner permission, hunting on Sundays, killing game from vehicles or aircraft, shooting when not plainly visible, selling game, hunting wild turkeys at night, shooting across highways or near schools, and carrying an uncased gun on Sundays. Anyone 15 or older must always wear a valid license.
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Conservation Commission
Arizin to Face Draft Board for Physical Exam
Paul Arizin former Villanova basketball star appears before his South Philadelphia draft board next Wednesday for a physical examination.
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Hershey
Paul Arizin
Villanova
South Philadelphia
North-South Ratings fifth in-state contest tabulation
The Raleigh Register participates in the fifth weekly North-South Ratings series since 1945. Ratings are based on point differences from in-state games among 20 co-sponsoring newspapers.
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Pipestem Farmers Buy 1 400 No Hunt Signs
West Virginia farmers from Pipestem purchase 1 400 No Hunt posters to protect farm property from hunters. Association president Wilbur Farley announced the move as the group, formed recently, protects 9 500 acres owned by members in the Pipestem area.
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Pipestem
West Virginia Farmer’s Game Protective Association
Wilbur Farley
Seneca Lake opens to fishing in Trout Waters
The Conservation Commission announced fishing would be allowed until November 30 in the trout waters of Seneca Lake located in Seneca State Forest, Pocahontas County. The report notes a Bluestone River area on the east side and mentions plans to send a member to Charleston to discuss protections for small game and property during hunting season.
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Seneca State Forest
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Bluestone
Farley
Frley
Mountaineers and Spiders meet for first time Saturday
Morgantown West Virginia University plans a light signal drill today before the Southern Conference clash with Richmond tomorrow. Art Lewis leads a patched Mountaineers squad hampered by injuries. Key players Kiki Konstantinos Jim Danter are out or doubtful, and Dick Loring is out for the season with a broken leg.
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University of Richmond
Art Lewis
Mountaineers
Dick Esbeck
Richmond Spiders
Kiki Konstantinos
Jim Danter
Walt Glenn
al Parello
Bob Litten
Dick Loring
Johnny Murphy
Scholastic Cards: Clarksburg Roosevelt-Wilson Triumphs 6-0
Scores from Clarksburg and surrounding towns list Roosevelt-Wilson defeating Clarksburg Victory 6 to 0 while Philippi edged Unions of West Milford 21 to 0. Other results include Salem 13 Smithfield 7, Charleston Garnet 43 Wheeling Lincoln 0 with Negro status, and multiple Negro league pairings across Hinton Lincoln Bramwell Bluestone 0, Oceana Kingston 0, White Sulphur Springs 19 Marlton 0, Mount Hope 7 Beckley 6, Fayetteville 32 Lookout 0, Meadow Bridge 19 Ansted 0, Terra Alta 6 Thomas C. Tunnelton 13 Masontown 7, Saeger 27 Northfork 7, Excelsior 22 Kimball 6.
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Beckley
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Ansted
Terra Alta
Thomas C. Tunnelton
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Saeger
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Lexington
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Huntington
Graham
Bluefield
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