Beckley Eagles Aim To Extend 23-Game Streak At Home
The Beckley Flying Eagles, defending state class A champions, host Huntington Central Pony Express in a key football clash. Huntington Vinson, last year's class B winner, seeks to end Beckley’s three-year inter-city dominance as the area stacks 23 games this weekend.
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Beckley Flying Eagles
Ray McCoy
Huntington Central Pony Express
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Express
Huntington Vinson
Vinson
McCoy
Heckley
Eagles
Cabell
Randy Broyles chooses Washington and Lee over Duke
The Flying Eagle star Randy Broyles has enrolled at Washington and Lee University and says he chose it for proximity to home and the T formation. He will room with teammate Don Hodson, with plans to join the Washington and Lee freshman team. Broyles was accompanied by Beckley coach Harry Moran and impressed W L coaches during practice.
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Randy Broyles
Randy
Washington and Lee University
Bob
Washington and Lee
Duke University
Beckley
Don Hodson
Beckley High School
Don
Parham
Broyles
Lexington
Harry Moran
Virginia
Harry
Hodson
Tavis
Moran
Charleston
W & Li
MVA
Beckley Eaglets blank Fayetteville Little Pirates 19 0
Above Average Hunting Season Seen for 1949 ge a Slated for Action Against Express Tonight Eaglets Defeat Little Pirates 18 0 in Opener Coach Hoss Irle's Beckley Junior High Eaglets pushed over touchdowns in each of the last three quarters to defeat Fayetteville's Little Pirates 19-0 at Woodrow Wilson High field yesterday afternoon. Johnny Marks scored early in the second quarter and Hess added a late TD with Collier passing to J. W. Bowers for the final score. Extras failed on all attempts.
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Beckley Junior High
Eaglets
Fayetteville
Little Pirates
Woodrow Wilson High Field
Johnny Marks
Eagles
Eddie Hess
Bill Collier
Hess
Collier
J. W. Bowers
King Hess
Charles Farley
Bob Daniels
Daniels
Peece
Leeward
Mullens
Peel
Express
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York
J. R. van Meter
Beckley
Kaplan
Richards
Mott
Bucks Bell
Simmons
Huntington
Keifer
McCoy
Hig
Vinson
van Meter
Don Lowe
Jere Witherspoon
Rob O'Dell
Kenneth Rathburn
J. J. Kidd
Conte
Harold Harvit
Ciatto
Jack Smith
Cvnter
Hob Mickis
Farley
Earl Whitener
Sanna
Register
Accoville
R Byrd-Priller
Edmund Pettry
Amigo
Panthers
Mack Hart
Petry
Buffalo
Thors
Byrd Prillerman
Bramwell
Jod
Williams
Flickman
Noham
Pettry
Com- Clark
Co Pliment
Amit
Caug 'Anks
Bill Moore
Tigers
Hughes
Sonsery
Assan LE Acceritle
Medley
Lewis
Hickman
LG Roberts Tigers
Napier
OC Ferguson
Shady
RG Hancock
RT Wory
Andersen RE
Dickerson de
Shady Spring
Hart
Ward
Bornard
Compton
Young
Grose
Brewsler
College Football Scores From May Listings
Ohio Northern 32 Cedarville and Geneva 12, Alliance 0. East Carolina 24 Cherry Point and Delia State 20. Arkansas A M 6.
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Alliance
East Carolina
Cherry Point
Delia (Miss
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Fledgling grid slate opens with 20 games across the region
The schedule lists 20 Friday night matches from Huntington at Beckley to Hurricane at Seth and Trap Hill at Pineville. Beckley veteran starters mix with Mullens, Mullens and Hinton seek first wins, Mt Hope visits Ansted, Gary travels Princeton, and Sophia hosts Oreana as county rivals aim for early season upsets.
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Buntington
Beckley
Minton
Mullens
Mt. Hope
Ansted
Bloco
Oak Hill
Gary
Frinceton
Crichtom
Alderson
Clay
Fayetteville
Riuttall
Gauley Bridge
Lewhburg
Marlinton
Bramwell
Glen Rogers
Billsbore
Renick Meadow Bridge
Kingston
Richweeod
Balmeile
Rupert
Ronceverte
Hurricane
Seth Summerville
Cowen Trap Hill
Pineville
Oceana
Sophia
Frankford Center
Genoa
Greenbank
Moorefield
Webster Springs
Gassaway
Bolling
Stratton
Staco
Oak HM
Stora's
Indians
Jim McNeish
Moore
Fayette
Hinton Seth
Rebels
Bobcats
Dunbar
Wyoming
HOPE
Mustangs
Ansted High
Highlanders
Princeton
Bailiwick
Tigers
Northforkast
Oreana
Trap Hill
Sherman
Seth
Coal River
Huntington Central
Stoco
Red Devils
Hinton
Mr. Hope
Jack Stone
HNL
Crichton
Lewisburg
Marlinson
Renick
Uulsboro
Meadow Bridge
Richwood
Rainelle
Cowen
Summersville
Eatling
Marlene Bauers Reaches U S Women's Amateur Semis
Fifteen year old Marlene Bauers of Los Angeles becomes youngest semifinalist in the U S Women's Amateur at Merion Golf Club. She faces Dot Kielty of Long Beach while Dot Kirby of Atlanta squares off against Mrs Dot Germain Porter of Manoa in the other semifinal match.
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U.S
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Los Angeles
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Atlanta
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Long Beach
Calif
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Manoa
Merion Golf Club
Bauer
Kielty
Kirby
Mrs. Porter
Local High School Football Scores Roll In
Fast Fairmont 13, Washington Irving of Clarksburg 6. St. Marys of Clarksburg 13, University High of Morgantown Milton 6. Montgomery 0. Rowlesburg 7, St. Francie of Morgantown 4. Welch 12, Jaeger C. Shady Spring 7. Byrd Prillerman of Amigo 7, Buffalo of Acconville 0. Spencer 32, Elkview 0. Beckley Jr. High 18, Fayette-Sville Jr.High 0.
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Rowlesburg
St. Francie
Welch
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Mark Twain
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Amigo
Buffalo
Acconville
Spencer
Elkview
Beckley Jr
Fayette- Sville Jr.High
Tigers Take County League Lead with 7-0 Win
Shady Spring Tigers beat the Mark Twain Authors 7-0 in a County League game here last night to seize the league lead. A 15 yard penalty set up the Tigers’ third quarter touchdown as Pettry connected for the score and the defense held firm late as Authors threatened.
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Register
Beaver
Shady Spring Tigers
Mark Twain
Tigers
Marsh Fork Bulldogs
Bill Moore
Beckley College trio faces former team at Concord
Three Beckley College Blue Hawks from the 1918-49 club switch to Concord College led by Jimmy Farmer Junior Bowman and Dick Smith. Coach Hob Kent at Beckley lists three Connecticut recruits as potential replacements as the season opens. Football forecasts predict Beckley beating Huntington Central with both sides scoring and several other graded matchups across the region.
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Beckley College
Jimmy Farmer
Junior Bowman
Dick Smith
Blue Hawk
Concord College
Dean G. E. Hartman
Hob Kent
Connecticut
South Kanawha Street
Bowman
Farmer
Smith
WVU Names Offensive Line for First Game
The Mountaineers announce the opening lineup for the game against Waynesburg with Clarence Cox Bernie Huntz Jim Danter Mario Cavalassi Fred Stavek Ralph Main Dave Stephenson Johnny Murphy Harry Priester Jimmy Walthall and Pete Zingich. WVU arrives from training camp at Alderson to Mountaineer Field and aims to extend a 12 game unbeaten streak against Waynesburg dating to 1899.
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Mongantown
West Virginia University
Alderson
Waynesburg
Dudley
Coeburn
Vac
Dave Stephenson
Clendenin
Johnny Murphy
Bridgepool
Harry
Dtm
Workelf
Mountaineer Field
Mountaineers
College basketball schedule with multiple matchups listed
Friday games include Wesleyan at Xavier Oregon State at UCLA Furman at Georgia Oregon at St Marys Memphis State at Mississippi Colorado Mines at Denver St Dakota State at Drake Saturday features Waynesburg at West Virginia Concord at Bluefield West Liberty at Marietta Quantico Marines at VPI Brigham Young at Texas Western Santa Clara at California Nevada at Cincinnati Presbyterian at Clemson Duquesne at Wake Forest Morehead at Evansville Texas Christian at Kansas Mississippi Southern at Kentucky North Dakota State at Marquette San Francisco at College Pacific Randolph Macon at Richmond San Jose State at Stanford Villanova at Texas A&M McMurry at Tulsa Washington U at Utah Utah State at Washington State Houston at William & Mary
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Xavier
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Richmond
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Texas
Aggies
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Washington U
Utah
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Wash
Houston
Williare & Mary
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