Beckley Junior High Stretches Win Streak to Six
Beckley Junior High completes a six game winning streak as Raleigh Register lists upcoming Friday games and Saturday matchups across colleges and teams including Georgetown at Boston College and West Virginia at Morris Harvey with regional gambling and schedule notes.
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West Liberty Star Young and Tech’s Cooper Spark Up State Clash
West Liberty tailback Bill Young and West Virginia Tech back Randy Cooper rack up yardage in a fierce State College Conference battle. Young rushed for 265 yards and 740 yards in total offense this season, while Cooper has 520 rushing yards and Tech leads with 1,019 team rushing yards. Both are shaping up for a major showdown as West Liberty visits Montgomery to face Tech, a rematch of last year’s Tech win.
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Concord Lions Visit Potomac State in Homecoming Clash
Concord Lions head to Keyser for a homecoming battle with Potomac State Catamounts. Concord, led by Coach Kyle, sits undefeated in conference play with three straight wins after two league victories over Davis & Elkins and Glenville. Catamounts, coached by Horse Lough, seek revenge after last year’s 26-13 defeat and have won three of five games this season.
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Boxing Roundup From East Coast Venues
Philadelphia light welterweight Lew Jenkins, 139, outpointed The Jenkins, 1115, New York, 8 rounds. Andy DePaul, 15611, Chit side Park, N. J., outpointed Carmine Vitale, 1402, New York, 8 rounds. Clint Miller, 128, Elizabeth, N. J., outpointed Renken Pavis, 127, Fall River, Mass.
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Beckley Blue Eaglets topple Mt Hope Colts 22 6 in stadium clash
Beckley Blue Eaglets end a six game win streak with a 22 to 6 victory over Mt Hope’s Mustang Colts at Mt Hope Stadium. Johnny Marks scored three touchdowns and kicked two extra points while Bill Edmonds secured a safety. Castle standout for Mt Hope added a 40 yard scamper and a late 10 yard TD run, but Beckley’s defense and Mark s scoring sealed the win.
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St Bonaventure Safety Sets Returns In Big Wins
Joe Pawlikowski, defensive safety for St Bonaventure under Hughie Devore, has 13 interceptions yards this season including a 99 yard return against Dayton and a 100 yard return against Canisius. Darrell Royal has 16 career interceptions, Rip Engle would trade two completions for one pick, and William and Mary’s praise for Michigan State hospitality stands out amid college grid season chatter. Navy seeks triple threat players from farms and mills, while promoters plan a William and Mary Virginia game for next fall possibly needing Congress. Kansas basketball practice misses Hill Say, now coaching Halstead High. Jack Derapse aims to film Joe DiMaggio story, and Alabama reports 78,492 in two home games, a season-high.
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Indians and Rangers Lead Tie in Southern Greenbrier
Alderson Indians and Rainelle Rangers pull within a share of the Greenbrier Valley Football Conference lead with victories. Alderson toppled Hillsboro 20-0 as Partain and Morrello produced key scores, while Rainelle edged Crichton 25-6 with Walker crossing for a late TD.
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Release of Simmons and Brucker by Mack Approved
The Philadelphia Athletics announce the release of coaches Al Simmons and Farle Brucker, approved by owner Connie Mack after his approval was confirmed by his son Connie Mack Jr. The executive cited a need for full-time assistants and improved reserve strength, with Earl Mack set to become manager and Jimmy Dykes retained as coach.
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Tech Those Slated on Eve of M. H. Struggle
Enthusiasm runs high in Montgomery for the West Virginia Tech Golden Bears as they prepare for a crucial grid clash in Charleston Saturday night. Student leaders announce a large rally and parade through town followed by a bonfire if weather permits.
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Boston College Favored Over Georgetown Tonight
Boston College is rated at least a touchdown better than Georgetown for the Jesuit College clash at Braves Field. Coach Nenny Myers says the Eagles will deliver their best performance to edge Georgetown, which Bob Margarita has guided to three wins in four starts. It’s the 15th meeting between the rivals, with BC holding a clear series edge.
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Bulldogs Meet Hurricanes in Orange Bowl Showdown
Georgia Bulldogs square off against the Miami Hurricanes at the Orange Bowl before about 45000 fans. Miami is listed as a 13 point underdog in this high stakes Range Bowl aerial clash.
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Stonewall Slips Triads Milton Climb in Ratings
West Virginia grid rankings show Stonewall dropping from contention after a 21-20 loss to Huntington. Weirton leads, Triadelphia second, Milton third, with East fourth after a defeat to Milton. Packersbury reappears with a 25-0 victory, and others like Washington-Irving and St Albans return as Benwood Union, Central and Saurie fall from the ratings.
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WVU Mountaineers Face Marines In Unsettled Lineup
Morgantown reports a Quanti Co Marines arrival for practice before facing West Virginia University. Captain Pete Zinaich is the only sure starter after the 52-20 loss to Boston University. Johnny Murphy is sidelined with an ankle injury, and Jimmy Walthall's status is uncertain with Bill Allen likely to start. Becca, Holt, and Parella compete for backfield spots as a winger.
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Football PS Scores Highlight Mixed High School Action
Associates Press scores recap shows Linsly Military 27 Wellsburg 6 and Rainalle 25 Crichton 4 with Alderson 20 Hillsboro 0. Victory 33 Mannington at Clarksburg Kelley Miller 13, Junbar of Weirlon and Pars Central of Bluefield 12, Bluestone 0. Garnet 1 Charleston 7, Byrd Prilerman 20 Washington London Negro. South Carolina 27 Clemson 13. Beckley 24 ML stops 6.
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Baugh Back in Old Groove Top Redskins passer of era
Washington as Ian Baugh returns to the Redskins in his 13th NFL season at age 35 after a long career marked by top passer stats. His 18 completions for 807 yards and 60 percent accuracy highlight a standout season, including a 76 yard TD connection to Hugh Taylor versus the Giants.
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Hagan Guides SC To Clemson Upset
Harold Bo Hagan, famed SC quarterback, led a 27 13 upset over Clemson at the state fair crowd of 35 000. He scored on a three yard sneak and directed the Gamecocks to a 13 13 halftime tie after Clemson led 1 0 early in the second period with Tailback Steve Wadiak scoring from the two.
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Frick Opposed to Making Chandler Boss of Umpires
National League president Ford Frick declares he is unalterably opposed to unifying umpire management under Commissioner Hap Chandler. He argues the plan would undermine league competition and the judicial role of the commissioner's office. Frick cites maintained separation of leagues and notes no official proposal has been presented. The article also notes Hagan leading the Gamecocks to a late touchdown.
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