Early season football picks from crystal ball
Forecasts list several matchups with teams like MAORLET over Mullens AK MILL over East Bank and BOPE over Fayetteville. commentary notes Billy Moore, Jim McNeish, and local rivals, with several games slated for Saturday and a mix of confident and cautious predictions.
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Eit
Mullens
Eagles
AK Mill
East Bank
Red Devils
Bie
Bill Moore
Bope
Fayetteville
Stone
EQCO
Sophia
Jim McNeish
Beara
Mountaineers Hold Scrimmage Ahead of Intra Squad Game
West Virginia University football held a special afternoon scrimmage arranged by Moon Coach Art Lewis to preview the 1950 season. The session included photo taking interviews and ball work and served as the final tune up before a intra squad game scheduled for Clarksburg tomorrow night.
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Virginia University
Art Lewis
Clarksburg
Simmons Leaves for Federal Service with 17–8 Record
The Division for Camp Atterbury Indiana inducted into federal service last Tuesday. Simmons departs for the service carrying a 17 victory and 8 defeat record.
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Eh Simmons
Camp Atterbury
Ind
Simmons
Kroll Leads Reading Open With Strong Second Round
Ted Kroll shot 63 to move into fourth place at the Reading Open. He dropped a late stroke at the 18th sand trap but remains within striking distance of leaders Lloyd Mangrum Jim Ferrier Doug Ford and Roger Briarciff. Teal Clark posted 66 and 67 respectively as the field tightens.
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Lnough
Lloyd: Mangrum
Niles, Sr
Trap Hill Beats Jayvees in Tight 19 18 Start
Oceana wins 1st as Trap Hill Princeton Lewisburg Meadow Bridge and Garnet of Charleston chalk up victories as the scholastic football season opens with nine games tonight. Beckley hosts Mullens as top action looms at Beckley East Bank Pineville Fayatteville and Whitesville.
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Trap Hill
Oceana
Princeton
Lewisburg
Meadow Bridge
Garnet
Charleston
Beckley
Flying” Eagles
Mullens Rebels
Baileysville
Rough Riders
Indians
Wilson
Jimmy Mansfield
Deskins
Sammy Sizemore
Northfork
Crichton
Union
Conley
Mullen
Local Friday High School Cage Schedule
Friday games feature Mullens at Beckley Oak Hill at East Bank Hope at Fayetteville Big Creek at Pineville Mark Twain at Clear Fork Slood at Sophia Stratton at Gary Summersville at Rainelle Elkhorn at DuBois Madison at Charleston Ronceverte at Bramwell Barboursville at Montgomery Sulphur at Alderson Franktogg at Marlinton Matewan at Van Glen Rogers at Crum Kingston at Gauley Bridge Shady Spring at Marsh Fork Rupert at Hillsboro. Last night Trap Hill beat Beckley Jayvees 19 18 on Pavlick score.
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Mullens
Beckley
Oak Hill
East Bank
Hope
Fayetteville
Big Creek
Pineville
Mark Twain
Clear Fork
Slood
Sophia
Jeffers
Eagles
Bill Moore
Oak Hill Red Devils
Pioneers
Bank 2
Caufield
Minutemen
Inter- Lion ‘Park
Stratton High
Gary
J. Murray Jeffries
Bulldogs
Summersville
Renee
Ansted
Richwood Anrer
Shady Spring
Marsh’ Fork
Kingston
Gatley Bridge
Rupert
Hillsboro
Trap Hill
Wildcats
Jayvees
Johnny Pavlick
Doug Bowers
Harold Saunders
Winter
Hewitt
Johnny Marks
Pavlick
Teddy Hedgecock
Eagle
Hedgecock
Gene Seymour
Saunders
Marks
Jayvee
Bowers
Sophomore Hope For Duke and W M in Southern Roundup
The Southern Conference report notes Duke and William and Mary plan heavy use of sophomores. Duke coach Wallace Wade cites prospects among 33 sophomores, while William and Mary test young players like Ed Mioduszewski and Don Layne in offense. The piece also mentions fall scrimmages at Davidson Clemson North Carolina State and VMI with various sophomores and injuries.
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Associated Press
Duke
Blue Devils
William and ‘Mary
Indians
Waa Sagun
Wallace- Wade
William and Mary
Mioduszewski
Don Layne
Uni
Rubes -dc- Cray
McCray
No.meady
Wade
Dan Adams
Jim Logan
Logan
Asheville
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Waycross
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Charlie Smith
Wilmington
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Jack Branch
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Henry Wilson
Clemson Tigers
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Forrest Calvert
Hesswith
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Wolfpack
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Elmer Costa
University of Richmond
Dick Esbeck
Lexington
VMI
Mullens Game Tabs On Sale in Town
C G Peregoy of Woodrow Wilson High School announced reserved seat tickets for the Mullens game are on sale at the Sports Center and Heatley Brothers. Sections A G H L in the north stands and J K L R T in the south stands are reserved. Remaining sections hold season tickets or will offer single admissions at the gate. About 1 060 reserved season tickets remain available. General admission tickets are on free at Beckley Drug Perezoy i.
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Mullens
Heatley Brothers
C. G. Peregoy
Woodrow Wilson ‘High School
Beckley Drug
Perezoy i
Kopperston Kubs blank Eskdale Moose in tournament opener
In Oak Hill the Kopperston Kubs shut out Eskdale Moose 10-0 in five innings at the Southern West Virginia invitation tournament. Dick Roberts homered for Kopperston as Harry Bostiell limited Eskdale to two hits. Helen Bullets defeated Summerlee 13 to 7 with nine runs in the sixth, breaking a 4-4 tie.
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Register
Oak Hill
Kopperston ‘Kubs
Eskdale Moose
Dick Roberts
Harry ‘Bostiell
Moosemen
Helen Suimmerlee
Frank
Bullets
Grzyb
Fayette County
Summerlee
Helen
Bélen
Sumberléa
Pale
Mana
Wichgin
Coffey
Tyrnge
Delndee Walle Bree
Worthington
Turner
Bragg
Renater
Yost Lester
Fraglee Sulyak
Mann
Delridge J
Rostek
Zetek
E-Pale
Hensley
Yost
Karbonit
Zelek
H. Berry
Sulysk
Legg
Berry
Fragile
Laster
SB — Henstey
Riot Ends Blue Ridge playoff as Roseberry arrested
In Mt Airy North Carolina police charged Graniteers players Joe Roseberry and Ray Wiacek with riotous conduct after a disputed call in game one of the Blue Ridge League playoffs. Roseberry was arrested with a $500 bond set. Wiacek was sought. The incident followed Radford advancing on a tag play in the bottom of the second.
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Arun
Wee Madigtos Rockets
Blue Ridge League
Mt. Airy
N. Cs
Radford
Mt Airy
Jryunner
Roseberry
Harry Theodore
Theodore
Oakland Wins Legion Junior World Series Title
Oakland California repeated as American Legion junior baseball champion in Omaha defeating St. Louis 111 to 0 to clinch the title, the first repeat in 25 years of the Legion world series.
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Associated Press
Omaha
Oakland
Calif
American Legion
St. Louis
Umpire Assignments for County League Playoff
Sunday games set with Amigo at Eccles-Crawford and Coal City at Slab Fork. Umpires Lilly, 3. Underwood and E Underwood listed for the doubleheader duties.
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Eccles
Crawford
Kess and
Syro
Coal City
Slab Fork
Lilly
3. Underwood
E. Underwood
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