Flying Eagles Face East Bank Pioneers Friday Night
Beckley’s Flying Eagles, 7 6 over Logan, seek a second straight unbeaten season as they meet the highly rated East Bank Pioneers at the local stadium Friday night at seven. The game is one of 31 area high school games this week, with other unbeatens clashing including Sophia’s Blue Hawks against the Rebels at Mullens and Summersville hosting Lookout after a forfeit win.
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WVU Upset of Pitt Sparks Mountaineer Prep for G W
WVU defeated Pitt 16-0 in a game highlighted by a strong ground game and a solid defense, boosting their 3-2 record as they prepare for a homecoming clash with George Washington. The upset remains a major talking point as Ed Shockey’s Mountaineers chase further success.
Hey Hey For Gray Horses Futurity Win Sparks Bias Debate
A gray horse victory in a Futurity shatters prejudice against gray horses and prompts owners to reconsider their color biases. The piece traces gray lines from Le Sancy through Roi Herode to modern descendants, noting historic near disappearance in racing and England.
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Oldest pro basketball league folds amid player scandal
The American Basketball League disbanded after two member teams insisted on employing players tied to last year’s dumping scandals. Debate follows on whether those who erred deserve rehabilitation or should be barred from sport. A side anecdote recalls Bill Klein ruling a Stengel bunt differently, highlighting officiating quirks of the era.
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Mulloy Wins Greenbrier Title In Tennis Meet
White Sulphur Springs Va. Gar Mulloy, 39 year old tennis veteran, captured the Greenbrier Hotel autumn invitational title by defeating Billy Talbert in straight sets 6 3, 7 3. Talbert earlier beat Dick Savitt 6 1, 6 4 in a semifinal. Mulloy and Savitt also won an exhibition doubles match 4 63 against Talbert and Travert after an injury to Cassini.
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Football Washline By WILL GRIMSLEY
A sports column notes growing use of field goals in major college football. It cites players Rogers Williams, Rick Casares, Jack Stone, Carl Sempier, Bob Hempel, Glenn Turner, Pat Shires, Don DeFendis and Steve Schoiderbek, describing several 3 point and 18 yard kicks and a 50-0 Tennessee win, with mentions of Navy, Penn, Georgia Tech, Vanderbilt and Lehigh. Schoiderbek is listed as living on Hero Ave in Duquesne, Pa.
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Becktley and Big Creek Duel for Class A Honors
Beckley remains atop West Virginia Class A football ratings after a 74 win over Logan, with East Bank and Big Creek next in pursuit. Grafton’s win at Morgantown reshapes the chase as the season nears conclusion, with lookahead matchups involving Shinnston, Summersville, and Lookout shaping the final standings.
Grid Titans Shut Eyes to Bowls as Upsets Rip Ranks
West Virginia and other programs savor depth with 17 of 22 players at varsity spots. The season sees heavy upsets across conferences, led by Michigan State and Maryland, while Georgia Tech and Duke clash in a headline South game. Texas and Oklahoma pace the Southwest, Purdue rises in the Big Ten, and Yale faces Dartmouth as Princeton hosts Brown.
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Koller Leads SC Scoring After Richmond Win
William and Mary halfback Tom Koller surged to the top in Southern Conference scoring with 42 points after his two TDs in a 49-13 win over Richmond. Howard Pitt slipped to second with 36, while four players tied for third at 30, including Bruce Sturgess and Wes Abrams. Duke, Wake Forest, and George Washington remained near the top as the league schedule continued with big games and upcoming Duke vs Georgia Tech clash.
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Browns Take Narrow Lead With Redskins Win
In an NFL Sunday packed with upsets Cleveland tops Washington 19-15 to move one game ahead in the American Conference. San Francisco stays unbeaten at 5-0 after routing Dallas 48-21 while Philadelphia shocks New York 14-10 and Pittsburgh upends Chicago 34-28. Detroit blasts Green Bay 52-17 and Los Angeles overcomes Chicago Bears 31-7. Groza adds four field goals, Graham throws a 38-yard TD and the Browns secure their fourth win in five. Ed Bawel notable on a punt return for Philly.
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In Harrisburg Pennsylvania the Mexican team challenges the United States in the international low-score jumping event at the Pennsylvania National Horse Show. Mexico seeks a fourth Cavalry Challenge Trophy as the three day show opens with a promising first night and a one two finish in the preliminaries.
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