Big Three in Southern Conference Eye Showdown Tilt
George Washington aims to rebound with a home game against William & Mary tonight at Griffith Stadium as part of a weekend slate featuring the SoCon Big Three. GW hopes a victory boosts title chances while WVU prepares for a key road clash at Penn State and a stacked Saturday schedule unfolds with VMI at Davidson and Virginia Tech facing Virginia.
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Mounties Hold Light Workout At Beaver Field
West Virginia football team holds a light workout at Beaver Field in preparation for a Saturday game against Penn State. Art Lewis coaches a 36 player squad with three lineup changes including Krutko at fullback Howley at center and Pickett at left tackle amid injuries to James and Domen.
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Fayette County Night Tops Five Local Gridiron Cards
Five Fayette County teams play at home on a busy slate as Beckley’s Flying Eagles meet Togan while Mount Hope, Fayetteville, Oak Hill, Ansted and Lookout host games. Montgomery travels to East Bank, with Woodrow Wilson and Logan also in action, shaping a tense county league on multiple sites.
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Mullens, Welch edge in area high school showdown
In a region slate, Welch rallied to beat Mullens 20-18 after trailing 12-0 at halftime. Meadow Bridge and White Sulphur Springs fought to a 13-13 draw, while Princeton toppled Northfork 24-2. Beckley’s Eaglets beat GMS Captains 19-7 as Mullens, Trap Hill, and Oceana also posted wins.
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West Virginia high school football results from Associated Press show West 20 Clarksburg Washington Irving 0 Princeton 24 Northfork Elkhorne Meadow Bridge 13 White Sulphur Springs 13 tie Welch 20 Mullens 18 Followed by Follawsbee 25 Toronto Ohio 19 Cameron 35 Moundsville reserve Huntington Douglass 45 Buffalo Accoville 0 Beckley Jr High 19 GMS Captains 7 Mullens Jr High 19 Trap Hill Jr High 6 Stoco Jr High 43 Sophia Jr High 7 Clemson 7 South Carolina 0 in college play.
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31 Managers Resign but Loop In Good Shape
Several managers have resigned while another is unavailable for comment. Beckley Little League announces Bid Harmon as new executive president and reports operations in good shape despite the resignations.
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League Presidents Seek New Managers For Final Approval
Harmon urged league presidents to nominate new managers for executive committee approval under circuit rules. Mil ton Curtis expects no difficulty filling vacancies in the Niger ranks while Irvin Mahoney aided Baker last year and Parker and Thompson assisted others. Minor league President Beecher Cummings foresees smooth manager lining for his teams despite changes. several minor leaguers are listed as available. A new financial secretary was elected to replace Helen Hedrick, Eugene Foster chosen. Frank Barksdale named executive committee member and equipment chair with Cat Curtis Miles and Cummings to assist. A committee led by Fao Hodkey to study feasible 1957 funding projects with Nov 26 meeting set. other members propose ideas for the group’s next session.
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Park Central Meets Prillerman in Season Finishing Clash
Prillerman hosts Park Central High School of Bluefield at Sophia Stadium on Friday at 8 PM to close the season. Homecoming features a 5 PM Parade of the Gulfs with floats and Misses from school departments. halftime crowns Miss Byrd Prillerman as band music fills the event.
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