State's Best Ball Pro Am Concludes State P G A Program
The Black Knight Country Club hosts a Monday Pro Am Best Ball at the State P G A program with West Virginia pros and amateurs led by Bill Campbell Ed Tutwiler Jr Arnold Browning Gary Nixon Larry Wiechmann Clem Wiechmann Rocky Schorr and others. Pro and three amateurs per group play 18 holes with three scores counted per foursome led off at 1 pm.
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West Virginia
Huntington
Charleston
Logan
Lewisburg
Sam Snead
Fairways
Bill Campbell
Ed M. Tutwiler, Jr
Mt. Hope
Arnold Browning
Guyan Country Club
Gary Nixon
Snead
White Sulphur Springs
Larry Wiechmann
Edgewood
Clem Wiechmann
Rocky Schorr
Bluefield
Moose Sponsors Star to Attend West Virginia University
FAIRMONT The Fairmont Moose Lodge announced a scholarship for Nick Moreman, a star scholastic backfield man and All-State pick from East Fairmont, to attend West Virginia University this fall. Moreman, a key player in the North's all-star win in Charleston, said he would enroll in Morgantown and register for the new semester next week. He had earlier hoped to attend the University of Pittsburgh but missed scholastic requirements.
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Fairmont Moose Lodge
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West Virginia University
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University of Pittsburgh
Football results from Triadelphia Wheeling Central Catholic and more
Football scores show Triadelphia of Wheeling Central Catholic 6 with Clarksburg Victory 45. Unidis 0. Shinnston 7 tied Bridgeport 7. Monongah 0 East Fairmont tied. Jane Lew 13 Glenville 7. Taeger 66 Glen Rogers 0. Garnet Charleston 19 Conley Mullens 0 Negro. Trap Hill 6 Beckley Jayvees 6. Layland Jr High 27 Rainelle Jr High 18.
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Wheeling
Wheeling Central Catholic
Clarksburg Victory
Unidis
Shinnston
Bridgeport
Monongah
East Fairmont
Jane Lew
Glenville
Taeger
Glen Rogers
Garnet
Charleston
Conley
Mullens
Trap Hill
Beckley Jayvees
Layland Jr. High
Rainelle Jr
Top Pros Amateurs to Play at B.K. Monday
Southern Methodist University football is favored to win a third straight Southwest Conference title with a strong backfield led by Kyle Rote and Doak Walker. Rice and Texas Christian loom as major threats while Baylor Arkansas Texas A&M and Texas also vie for the title in an anticipated season.
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Dallas
Southern Methodist University
Footballer Fons
Mally Bell
Gil Johnson
Bell
Johnson
Southern Methodist
Walker
James Marion
Ken i Blackburn
Kyle Rote
Southern Methodists
Rice
Texas Christian
Owls
Big Joe Watson
James Williams
Harold Kilman
Lindy Berry
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Horned Frogs
SMU
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Arkansas
Texas
Byron Townsend
Paul
Campbell
Bud McFadin
Dick Rowan
Baptist Institution
Clyde Scott
Texas A&m
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Harry Silleler
Azzie
Mustangs
Notre Dame
Oklahoma
Missouri
Vanderbilt
Clemson
Pimlico Cuts Fall Race Purses Notice
Old Pimlico trims fall racing purses dropping eight stakes including Heiser Lady Extermina and six others value cuts total purses fall to 107300 from 195000 last year as eight extra racing days were added officials said the Maryland Jockey Club aims to balance books despite small profit last year and a break even year expected
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Associated Press
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Pimlico
Maryland Jockey Club
Concord College Names Football Captains For 1949 Season
Concord College Mountain Lions reveal co captains fullback Buster Brown Princeton and end Carl Hofstetter Chattaroy as they begin twice daily drills for the September 17 opener at Bluefield against Emory and Henry College. Senior leaders Brown and Hofstetter return from injury while freshman Bobbitt Shady Spring breaks foot. Coach Kyle warns stiff competition for starting jobs as lettermen face eager freshmen in the T formation. The Red Cross budgets nearly 20 million dollars for armed forces services.
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Athens
Buster Brown
Princeton
Carl Hofstetter
Chattaroy
Concord College Mountain Lions
Emory and Henry College
Bluefield
Brown
Hofstetter
Robert Bobbitt
Shady Spring
Kyle
Ed Nolley
Gary Mike Jupin
Eiklurn
Ralph Isbell
Halfoack
Roanoke
American Red Cross
American's Horse English Favorite Leads to St Leger at Doncaster
The Associated Press reports William Woodward seeks a second St Leger victory with Lone Eagle, the American bred brown colt favored amid summer wagering. Swallow Tail remains a strong contender despite a prior Lone Eagle defeat, with Lord Derby colt as co favorite. Seventeen horses remain in the race with a 59,984 dollar prize pool and post time set for morning EST. Johnny Longden, in England on vacation, seeks a mount among long shots, while weights see colts at 126 pounds and fillies at 123.
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London
New York
William Woodward
Doncaster
Lone Eagle
Victoria Club
Swallow Tail
Woodward
Black Tarquin
Johnny Longden
America
England
Mon Chatelain
Mountaineers Scrimmage Navy in Annapolis Practice
The West Virginia Mountaineers, led by Dudley S. DeGroot, faced Navy in an Annapolis scrimmage as part of two pre season games. Veteran halfback Ray Caldwell is sidelined with an ankle injury while WVU plans a return trip to the camp in Alderson, West Virginia.
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West Virginia
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Dudley S. DeGroot
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Mountains
Ray Caldwell
Matlens
Garnet Defeats Conley in Grid Opener 19–0
Garnet High School opened the season with a 19–0 victory over Conley High, as Greenhow scored early on a 1-yard keeper after a fumble, with Absher and Williams contributing touchdowns and Willis adding the extra point. The Garnet defense shut down Conley, limiting them to three first downs while Layland led Rainelle-Layland Junior High in scoring earlier in the day.
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Price
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Pennant Races At a Glance
American League standings show New York 82 4 63 and Boston 82, with Cleveland, Detroit, and Chicago in pursuit. Schedules list upcoming home and away games for New York, Boston, Philadelphia, Washington, Cleveland, Detroit, Chicago, and St Louis, with multiple series and intercity contests. National League gaps include St Louis, Brooklyn, Chicago, New York, Philadelphia, and Cincinnati matchups, detailing home and away plans.
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