Four Added To Woodrow Wilson Hall Of Fame
Beckley selects four former stars to join nine veterans already named for the Woodrow Wilson Football Hall of Fame honor roll. The induction will occur at Friday night’s Beckley versus Bluefield game during halftime ceremonies.
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Woodrow Wilson Football Hall of Fame
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Hall of Fame picks announced for Woodrow Wilson game
Harold Huffman Clarence Red Underwood and Sam Tucker named among Old-Time Hall of Famers. Rahal will attend the ceremony, with six present at halftime. Tom Covey Hurt McQuade likely to attend. Voting favored Malone Hurt and Griffith among top vote getters. Hall of Fame game to become annual on the Woodrow Wilson program.
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Huffman
Harold Wooddell
Clarence
Red" Underwood
Sam Tucker
Rahal
Tom Covey
Weston
Jerome van Meter
Hurt
McQuade
Beckley
Roy Terry
Malone
Flying Eagles
Covey
Steinbicker
Covington
Alderson
Virginians
Bluefield
Jayvees
Andy Bailey
Howard Griffith
Chester Lynch
Frank Watkins
Ocala
Fla
East Beckley Wins 6th Straight In Midget Football Classic
East Beckley Midget football team beat Bowling Addition Blue Devils 27-0 to extend their winning streak. Layton Walker returned a 75 yard interception for North Beckley in a 6-6 tie with South Beckley, as North Beckley halted a six-game skid. East Beckley’s TDs came from Evans 67 yards, Cook 4 yards, Richmond 3 yards, and Underwood 25 yards. Richmond and Cook added rare conversions. South Beckley managed a fourth quarter score by Lewis Kiser on a 4 yard run. North Beckley prevented the two-point try after their early interception.
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Jack Richmond
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Hall of Fame Dinner At Woodrow Wilson High
Hall of Fame program gathers at Woodrow Wilson High for supper with invited guests including sports writers and coaches Jerome Van Meter Doug Bowers and Paul Steinbicker. After halves, bands finish short programs with certificates presented and remarks by Steinbicker Bowers and Van Meter. Community singing of Auld Lang Syne ends with a standing ovation for football hall of famers.
Flying Eagles Hall of Fame honors span coaches and players
Editor C J Mc Quade of The Raleigh Register joins Tom Covey Paul Malone and Fred Hurt in a Hall of Fame honor for ex Flying Eagles who played under Van Meter and Steinbecker. The group includes nine ex Eagles and modern inductees Nelson Bragg Randall Broyles Don Hodson Nick Rahal Stan Huffman Frank.
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QB Beckley
Paul Malone
Ocala
Fla
Fred Hurt
Beckley
Tom Covey
Weston Sam Tucker
C Beckley
Red Underwood
Port Arthur
Tex
Frank Huffman
E Huntington Nelson Bragg
Stan Huffman
Burlington
N. C
Harold Wooddell
Baytown
Randy Broyles
Morgantown
Don Hodson
Nick Rahall
Logan
Jerome van Meter
Flying Eagles
C. J. “Needy
Raleigh Register
Covey
Hurt
Paul Steinbecker
van Meter
Malone
Doug Bower
Steinbecker McQuade
Roy Terry
Hall of Fame
Nelson Bragg
Randall Broyles
Nick Rahal
Frank
Byrd Heads 8 Returnees Marshall College Starts Cage Work
Marshall College opens basketball practice with eight returnees led by senior Leo Byrd. Coach Jule Rivlin seeks replacements for co captains Hal Greer and Jack Freeman. Freshmen join in six weeks as Marshall prepares for the Big Green opener vs St Josephs of Indiana in December.
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Marshall College
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Leo Byrd
St. Joseph's
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Aivin
Hal Greer
Jack Freeman
John Milhoan
Gallipolis
Ohio
Sonny Allen
Moundsville
Byrd
Milhoan
Greer
Syracuse Nationals
Allen
Marshall
Herm Conner
Dick Hall
Clarksburg
Ivan Mielke
Mielke
Minnesota
John Derrow
Starling Miller
Ravenswood
Bruce Moody
New York
Chuck Gordon
Wheeling
Vic Quinet
St. Albans
Charles Griffin
Richard Parrett
Hamilton
Gene Conley
Barboursville
Mullens Plans Wrestling Team Drive Launched
Mullens High School starts a fund drive to raise 1200 dollars for a wrestling program serving about 40 boys from November to March. A committee led by Mac Shumate seeks donations, with Ray Caldwell as coach and Jan Cald as successor.
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ANS
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Richwood
Mt. Hope
Sophia
Ansted
Mac Shumate
Dave Arnold
Ward Wylie
Fred Deal
C. V. Feller
Jack Feller
Harold Carte
Jack Duncan
Carl Clifford
James
Ray Caldwell
Jan Cald
Three SC Teams Play at Home This Saturday
Three southern conference football teams open at home this Saturday in non-conference action. William & Mary hosts North Carolina State while Davidson hosts Carson-Newman and Furman faces Wofford. Injury and lineup questions cloud expectations as teams juggle backups and key players.
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William & Mary
North Carolina State
Davidson
Carson Newman
Furman
Wofford
Milt Drewer
William & Mary's
Indians
Drewer
Tom Secules
Dave Edmunds
Mike Chunta
State
Bob Stoy
Dick Snyder
Jon Stephenson
Len Ruba
Frank Gagliano
Richmond
Spiders
George Washington
John Boggs
Wasilewski
Carl Zaleski
Virginia Tech
Alger Pugh
Johnny Watkins
Florida State
Jay Whitesell
Pat Henry
Chuck Stephens
Charlie Sibley
Bill Haberlein
Villanova
Virginia Military Institute
Tampa
Sooners Begin Big Eight Bid After Texas Defeat
Norman during the 1940s Bud Wilkinson anchors Oklahoma as they open the Big Eight season after a 15 14 loss to Texas. He notes the team’s strong coaching and hopes for a bounceback against Kansas in Lawrence, aiming for another unbeaten league run and an Orange Bowl bid. Wilkinson, in his 12th season, boasts a 61 0 2 league mark and ten straight conference titles, insisting the Sooner spirit remains intact despite the setback.
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Oklahoma Sooners
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Lawrence
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Wilkinson
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Multisport Star Ted Bowsfield Shine in Four Sports
Ted Bowsfield, 22, Red Sox pitcher who debuted with three wins over the Yankees this season, starred in baseball hockey basketball and track in Vernon British Columbia high school. As a prep pitcher he threw a no hitter and fanned 18 but took the loss.
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New York Yankees
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Sophia Blue Hawks Host Marsh Fork in 15th Meeting
Sophia Blue Hawks welcome Marsh Fork in a Raleigh County League football clash at 8 p.m. on their field. The series is tied at seven wins apiece since 1944 with each team riding a two-game win streak only once. Marsh Fork aims to extend a strong run after beating Mark Twain and Stoco, while Sophia seeks its first victory amid a tough schedule.
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George McLaughlin
Sophia Blue Hawks
Marsh Fork Bulldogs
Blue Hawks
Sophia
Bulldogs
Byrd Prillerman
Van
Stoco
Mark Twain
Glen Rogers
Clear Fork
Hinton
Shady Spring
Mullens
Trap Hill
Marsh Fork
Trap
James Mills
Douglas Cooke
Gordie Wolford
Max Travis
Jack Monk
Charles Rose
Robert Poff
Mark Twain Clear Fork Play Tonight At Sophia
Mark Twain Authors host Clear Fork Panthers in a Raleigh County League game at Sophia. The Authors stand 3-3 overall and 2-3 in league play while Clear Fork sits 4-2 overall and 1-1 in the league. Game time is 7 30 p.m. This is Mark Twain's last home game.
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Raleigh
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Stratton Bulldogs Add Liberty High To Schedule
Coach Murray Jeffries announced Stratton Bulldogs will play Liberty High of Williamson on October weekend replacing Atacama High of Logan. Liberty fills Oct 31 on weekend. Mingo County team visits Wednesday Oct 29 at 7 30. Stratton seeks eight games and aims to join Coalfield Conference or Raleigh County league to ease schedule.
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Atacama High
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Liberty
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Green Bank
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Garden modernized at Madison Square Garden
Madison Square Garden begins a 300000 modernization of its 6000 seat balcony with enlarged lounges more refreshment stands painting and brighter lighting. The project includes wider areas near escalators and aims to be finished for the 1959 Ice Capades opening on September 3 marking the arena’s winter program.
WVU Football Ties Strong Era to Art Lewis
Morgantown report notes West Virginia under Art Lewis has won 77 percent of games in six years, contrasting with a 51 percent success rate over the previous 25 seasons, highlighting a historic coaching impact.
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W. Va
Art Lewis
West Virginia
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