Football Night Lights Up Raleigh County Slate
Stock and Hinton spark top games as Flying Eagles visit Huntington and Stratton’s Bulldogs invade Logan to face Ara cama High. A 27 game slate unfolds across area schools with key matchups including Clear Fork at Stoco Ansted at Mt Hope Mullens at Hinton Baikeysville at Mark Twain Sophia at Pineville and Trap Hill at Oceana. Also Beckley Junior High and Oak Hill High share a lighter two game session as Coach Ross Irle fields 30 Eaglets for Bluefield juniors while Ramsey juniors fall 25 0.
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Huntington
Stratton
Bulldogs
Logan
Aracama High
Raleigh County
Astic
Clear Fork
Stoco
Ansted
Mt. Hope
Mullens
Hinton
Baikeysville
Mark Twain
Sophia
Pineville
Trap Hill
Oceana
Beckley
Oak Hil High
Red Devils
Ross Irle
Eaglets
Ramsey
Bluefield
Huntington Meadow Bridge
Fayetteville
Gauley Bridge
Nuttall
Nfinton
Man
Williamson South Charleston
Madison
Montgomery
Milton
Princeton
Gary
Mercer
Eaglers
Jim Elkins
Eagles
Tom Hawks
Don Prislaman
Dick Vandall
Dwayne Wingler
Bill” Moore
Little Bill” Moore
Shady Spring Tigers
Eddie
Thomas
Greworks
Price
Samuels
Bailey
Dickinson
Charley Moro
Red Devil
Stoco’s Indians
Aubrey Jackson
Clear Fork Purple Tornado
Coal City
Bobcats
Baileysville
Helen
Alva Richmond
Beckley Jayvees
Oresna
Big Creek
Highlanders
Woodrow Wilson Flying Eagles
Huntington Central
Weirton Weirton Weathers Week With Big Schedule Clash
Weirton's Red Riders expected to repeat as state schoolboy champions after a strong start lead in the North South ratings. Huntington and Beckley loom as primary rivals as the season unfolds with key matchups shaping the early standings and title hopes.
Vermont Girl Upsets Favorite in Women's Am
Mae Murray the Vermonter stunned top contenders to reach the semi finals of the National Women's Amateur at a 6,521 yard course. She defeated Fay Cracker of Uruguay and Dot Niety of Long Beach in two straight one up wins, joining Grace DeMoss Beverly Hanson and Helen Sigel in the penultimate round.
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Associated Press
Atlanta
Mae Murray
Mae
Helen Sigel
Philadelphia
Miss Murray
Fay Cracker
Montivideo
Uruguay
Dot
Mac
Grace DeMoss
Corvanis
Ore
Beverly Hanson
Pasadena Calif
Yesterday's Stars Batting and Pitching Highlights
The Associated Press notes Willie Jones of the Phillies singled home a run in the ninth to seal a 3-2 win over St Louis. Vic Raschi of the Yankees overcame a rough first inning to earn his 20th victory as New York beat Detroit 7-5 and move into first in the American League.
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Associated Press
Willie Jones
Phils
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Vic Raschi
Yanks
New York
Detroit
50 Year Old Pro Dark Horse in State Open
A veteran about 50 years old, returning after a start in the early 1930s, emerged as a dark horse in the State Open golf scramble at Parkersburg Country Club. Hart, once a pro hero, posted a 75 and teamed with Dan Cawley for a 67 best-ball, while fellow pros and amateurs battled in the wind. The field of 85 included 25 professionals and 60 amateurs, with round two and cuts to the top 50 scorers scheduled for Sunday.
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Associated Press
Parkersburg
Pearl
Hart
Parkersburg Country Club
Dan Cawley
Marietta
Paul O. Summers
Jack Bailey
Scioto ‘Country Club
Columbus
C. Hart
Cawley
George Volusin
Elkins
Jack Hart
Dick Buttermore
Hoffer
Week 1 football upsets and bold picks from Sports and Stuff
In a rapid-fire set of predictions, Crum, Van, Marsh Fork, Clay, Ronceverte, Barboursville, Alderson and Frankford produced upsets last week while Beckley stays risky against Huntington Central and other matchups include Hinton over Multons and Stoco over Clear Fork.
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Crum
Van
Marsh Fork
Clay
Ronceverte
Barboursville
Alderson
Frankford
Beckley
Huntington Central
Eagles
Hinton
Multons
Stoco
Clear Fork
Bobby Thomas
Mark Twaen
Baileysville
Strapton
Aracama
Byrd Prillerman
Ates Otis
Stratston
Richwood
Rainelle
Ken Hunt
Park Central
Conley
Fayetteville
Meadow Bridge
Bramwell
Glen Rogers
Princeton
Gary
Kingston
Ponca
Marsh
Hurricane
Seth
Crichton
Gauley Bridge
Looksout
Moorefield
Greenbank
Millsboro
Renick
Lewisburg
Marlinton
South Charleston
Madison
Milton
Montsgomery
Summersville
Cow
Williamson
Man
Ex Eagles to See Action In Tech Opener Tonight
Ten sophomores and one senior are listed as probable starters for Coach Wer Rover's West Virginia Tech Golden Bears in the season opener against Taylor University at Martin Field Friday night. Key players include Earl Adolphson, Bob Agnew, Tennis Lewis, Jim Turner, Bob Tolley, Dunn Hess, Ken Varney, John Gross, Quentin Manor, Walt Rapkoe, and Jack Sims. Sims moves from end to fullback. Freshmen and sophomores fill most positions as Tech eyes a strong start after last year's unbeaten title team. Taylor brings a seasoned offense led by quarterback Don Granitz, aiming to challenge Tech despite a tough opening.
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Beckley
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Jerry Wolford
Jim McNeill
Chuck Brinegar
Art Vricke
Tom Riffe
Richard Thomson
Ron Lstic
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Jim Turner
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Hess
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Williamson
John Gross
Quentin Manor
Walt Rapkoe
Oakel
Jack Sims
Sims
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Lakehurst
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Morgantown
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Ganley Bridges
Jim Six
Sutton
Land
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Barboursville
Jack Davis
Berkley
Ban Johnson
Bill Chandler
Andy Muha
Mt Pleasants
Tech
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Sob Pulice
Taylor
Trojans
Don Granitz
Hoosier
Football Scores From Oak Hill and Nearby Games
Oak Hill blanked Shady Spring 40 to 0. Shinnstan defeated Clarksburg Roosevelt-Wilson 25 to 6. Salon beat Wallace 26 to 7. Pomeroy O tied Wahama 6 to 6. Beckley Junior High routed Bluefield 25 to 0.
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Clarksburg
Roosevelt-Wilson
Salon
Wallace
Pomeroy, O
Wahama
Beckley Jr
Bluefield
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