Beckley Honors 13 Ex-Flying Eagles at Hall of Fame Night
A 5:30 p.m. dinner at Woodrow Wilson High launches Beckley Football Hall of Fame ceremonies honoring nine of 13 former Flying Eagles. A ceremony at the stadium will feature plaques and certificates for inductees including Huffman Bragg Tucker Covey and McQuade, with present and past coaches, writers, and officials attending. The event precedes Beckley’s senior night football game against a 3-2-1 Beavers club, with a 7:30 p.m. kickoff and an expected senior lineup of Turner Flanagan Shrewsbury Smith Welch Banco Ross Fuqua Hash James King and other seniors.
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Welcome Home Bragg Hosts Hall of Famers at Blue Field
Beckley coach Nelson Bragg a Hall of Fame selectee for 1932 34 teams welcomes Hall of Famers and former Woodrow Wilson High coaches at the Blue Field game tonight He says seniors asked him to extend a hearty welcome and to strive to copy past stars’ greatness with the welcome mat out.
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Beavers and Eagles Meet in Beckley Hall of Fame Night
Beckley fans will watch the Beavers and Eagles from a special raised grandstand as WWHS legends Randy Broyles Don Hodson and Nick Rahall join to celebrate a 28th Beavers and Eagles game night. The hall members helped Beckley win 1947 and 1948 state titles and beat Bluefield 6 0 13 0 26 9 in three key games.
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Oceana Dominates Mullens in 19-0 High School Win
Oceana Junior High shutout Mullens Little Rebels 19-0 on Thursday. Burkett led with 12 points and scored on a 24 yard run despite Oceana playing with nine teammates late in the fourth quarter. Brunty added a 65 yard fumble return TD, while Oceana held Mullens to minus 16 rushing yards and three first downs.
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Area schoolboy games spotlight starting five tonight
Five players head the starting roles as area teams open tonight. Hash guards Fly-Play for Eagles versus Beaver High in the Hall of Fame game at the local stadium. Rylant lines up at terminal as Shady meets Hinton in a Coalfield Conference clash at Hinton. Hornsby guards Fayetteville versus Lookout in a New River Valley Conference battle. Saunders centers Stratton to face Park Central at Bluefield. Prichard aims to extend Oceana win streak against Oak Hill on Wyoming County field.
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Be ckley Eaglets extend win streak to five with 33 7 victory
Beckley Blue Eaglets remained undefeated with a fifth straight win, beating Shady Spring 33 7 at Beaver. Five different players scored as Beckley built a 16 7 halftime lead and stretched it with a pair of second half touchdowns.
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Ballymoss to Run in Washington D C International
Ballymoss, Europe's famed horse, will race in the November 11 Washington D C International at Laurel. The 4 year old Irish bred colt, bought for 13230 as a yearling by John McShane, seeks to prove he can beat American, Australian, English, Italian, German, French, and Russian challengers.
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Rutgers Alumni Create Nursery for Bucknell Game
Rutgers Alumni Federation opens a nursery at 11 a m Saturday to care for babies during the Bucknell game in New Brunswick. The facility features refrigerators for formula and milk and walkie talkie links to the stadium for parents attending the college football match.
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Eagles Beavers Clash at Beckley and Hinton Tigers Face Shady Spring
Friday night slate features Bluefield-Beckley in the 28th meeting at Woodrow Wilson Stadium with Beckley 3-2-1 and Bluefield 3-2-0. Hinton hosts Shady Spring in a Coalfield Conference tilt as both teams sit 5-1, with key injuries to Emil Lilly and others shaping the matchup.
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Byrd Prillerman Ties Kimball In Close Defensive Tilt
Byrd Prillerman Panthers and Kimball High battled to a 7-7 tie on Thursday night in Sophia. Crosby connected for a 55 yard TD to Cooper early for Kimball, while H Ross scored on a 2 yard run for Byrd Prillerman. The game featured strong defense, turnovers, and several near-touchdowns as both teams traded chances.
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Oak Hill Imps Edge Stoco In Homecoming Thriller
Oak Hill Imps spoiled Stoco Papooses homecoming with a 74 60 victory as Blackwell 2 yard run and Gatehouse extra point gave the lead in the third quarter. Lee Meyer halted Stoco in the second with a 5 yard TD run before Oak Hill added late points.
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Mount Hope Juniors rout GMS Captains 13 0
Mount Hope Junior High defeated GMS Captains of Lewisburg 13 to 0 after scoring in the second and third quarters. The Tigers moved to 1 and 1 on the season, with Penn rushing eight yards for the first score and Spadaro catching a six yard pass from Penn for the second. Greenbrier Military threatened late but Morgan intercepted a pass at Mount Hope 20 yard line.
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