Beckley-Charleston clash opens 25 game slate tonight
Beckley Flying Eagles meet Charleston High Mountaineers at Woodrow Wilson High Stadium in a key Scholastic football card. Mr Hope Sophia Princeton and Shady Spring host top opponents as 25 area games highlight the heavy schedule. Hope Mustangs clash with Wayne. Sophia hosts Stoco Indians. Shady Spring faces Mark Twain Authors.
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Beckley
Flying Eagles
Charleston High Mounain Lions
Woodrow Wilson High School
M. Hope
Sophia
Princeton
Shady Spring
Mr. Hope
Mustangs
Wayne
Stoco
Mark Twain
Charleston
Fayetteville
G. Bridge
Lookout
Richwood
Login
Man
Mt. Hope
Mullins
Pineville
Oak Hill
Shady
Rainelle
Alderson
Crichton
Ansted
Bramwell
White Sulphur
Greenbank
Renick
Frankford
Union
Gassaway
Cowen
Lewisburg
Hillsboro
Marlinton
Web
Springs
Meadow Br
Ronceverte
Vani
Griffithsville
Sharples
Oceana
Trap Hill
Clear Fork
GMS
Covington
Chapmanville
Baileysville
Byrd-Prifferman
Lincoln
Ceredo-Renova
Stuh
Afe -Montgov
1952 Pigskin Picks Preview Top Games
The season’s early upsets and expected showdowns frame this preview. Beckley over Charleston and Princeton over Oak Hill lead a slate of matchups across coalfield, Raleigh, and state leagues, with several unbeatens and title contenders highlighted.
East Bank Pioneers roll over Hinton Bobcats 51 0 in grid romp
East Bank powered by Johnny Mitchell passing and a host of backs, blanked Hinton 51 0 as Pioneers moved to their third straight win. Beckley Junior High, Stoco, Rainelle also posted victories with Beckley edging Fayetteville and Stoco routing Mullens.
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East Bank
Hinton’ Bobcats
Ross Irle
Beckley Junior High Eaglets
Fayetteville
Stoco
Mullens
Rainelle
Mt. Hope
Mustang Colts
Pioneers
Beckley Flying Eagles
Ed Nugent
Nugent
Bobcats
Johnny Mitchell
Hinton
Sal Latorre
Mitchell
John Plybon
Jim Settle
Settle
Tirst
Bob Anders
Plybon
Jim Briles
Bill Briles
Beckley Junior High
Little Pirates
Jimmy Ritter
Howard Hurt
Titio
Papooses
Arthur White
Football Scores From East Bank To Park Central
East Bank routed Hinton One Military 51 to 14 while Morgantown University beat Clarksburg Roosevelt Wilson 27 to 6. Philipp won 16 to 6 over Weston Kimban 12 to 6 and Buffalo of Acovilie defeated Park Central 13 to 6. Lincoln crushed Clarksburg Kelly Miller Negro 52 to nil as Logan Aracama 22 Mullens Con ley G ee Briles Bird Adkins Spurlock Hemrick Barr Combs Harless Grady McCormick Vickers Jordan Coureel O Quinn Kenney Schmidt H stiles Meadows Brown P Wilson S Lilly Keaton Dillon Stanley Bennett Lucas J.
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Clarksburg
Roosevelt Wilson
Philipp
Weston
Kimban
Buffalo
Accovilie
Park Central
Elkhorn
Lincoln
Kelly-Miller
Pore Logan Aracama
Mullens
Conley Gee
Briles
Bird
Adkins
Spurlock
Hemrick
Barr
Combs
Harless
Grady
McCormick
Vickers
Jordan
Coureel
O'Quinn
Kenney
Schmidt
H .Stiles
Meadows
Brown
P. Wilson
S. Lilly
Keaton
Dillon
Stanley
Bennett
Lucas
Queen's Nay Not to Run at Laurel Park Race
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Mullins
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Harrington
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Ug DeCook
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Peterson
Patterson
Fotal
J Turner
Beckiey
Isa Jones
Reed
A. Williams
Wheeler Plumbing
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London
Queen Elizabeth
Shannon
Hatcher
Thomas
Grubb
Richardson
Robinson
Frank
Laurel Park
Maryland
Coca-Cola
Royal Racing
Amare Marshall
Beckley
Wort-Duncan Motors
Ferrell
Charles Moore
Fayetteville
Mullins Lind
Aga Khan
Tulyar
Pat 2Nderson
Tarzio
Ritter
Hurt
Tarz
Matsky
McKinney
Russell
Pomeroy
Epling
Zucchero
Akers
Allen
Cériter
W. Akers
Wade
Houch
Hulgan
Hn-Rohrer
Lum
Kerr
Hurst
Stoco
Junior Barker
Harold
Pie) Traynor
Merchants’ League
McClung
Burdiss
Tate
Porter Lie
Atkinson
Cota-Cola
Davis
Raleigh-Wyoming
Srythe
Pirates
Regram
Richmond
Duncan-Catron Motors
Lears
Centé Meadows
Il Rohrer Lumbertanon
Lilly, White, Baker, Caseckley Wrecking Co
Mountain Motors Millens
O Railroad
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DePat
Barker
Castanon
Cook
Hi Wagner
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Lay
Summers
Holcomb
Warwick
Beckingham
Plunney
Hilton
Frisk Castel
P. Richmond
Rainelle
Tallman
Welch
Firstman
Wilt
Bottonley
Simons
Eggleston
McTire
Wallace Samford
Rabhelle
Wallace
Pat
Sports Mirror Notes From Past Boxing Headlines
The column recalls punch by punch snapshots from boxing history. It cites Focky Graziano stopping Tony Janiro in 2:36 of the 10th round, Tony Janiro edging Tony Pellone in 10 rounds at Madison Square Garden, Alsab beating Wiral aw by a short nose in a 9 25 000 match race, and Letty Grove’s 25th win over the Chicago White Sox with a 3 6 score.
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Tony Janirolin
Tony Janira
Tony Pellone
Madison Squares Garden
Alsab
Letty Grove
Chicago White Sox
Coalfield Conference Scrambles With Beckley Charleston Clash
Beckley eyes a third win of the year and 13th in a row over Mountain Lions as Charleston visits tonight. Key line changes for Beckley frame a tight matchup. Princeton joins Coalfield for the first time while Oak Hill seeks a league win and Shady Spring hosts Mark Twain in top race action.
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Barboursville
Parkersburg
Logan
Stonewall Jackson
Clarksburg
Washington Irving
Moundsville
Princeton
Wheeling
Wellsburg
Swami B. Wills
Beckley
Charleston
Mountain Lions
Flying Eagles
Huntington High
Eagles
Oak Hill
Tigers
Princton
Coalfield
WAYNE
Mustangs
Shady Spring
Fayetteville
Lyle Hinte
Ady Stover
STOCO
Sophia
Coal City
Jradtion
Bob Douglas
Blue Hawks
Raleigh County
Shady
Mark Twain
James
Lookout
Richwood
Ken Hunt
Green Lumberjacks
Webster ‘Springs
Rainelle
Alderson
Rangers
Pineville
Mullens
Minutemen
Wyoming
Green Bank
Renick
A . Ansted
Crichton
Highlanders
Fettle
Trap Hill
Clear Fork
Wildcats
Montgomery
Summersville
The
Greyhounds
Ftso
Grizzlies
Stratton
Yellow Jackets
Conley
Simmons
Bulldogs
Marsh
Glen Rogers
Owls
Gauley
Man
Bramwell
White Sulphur
Union
Frankford
Gassaway
Cowen
Lewisburg
Hillsboro
Webster Springs
Marlinton
Meadow Bridge
Bonseverte
Van
Griffithsville
Oceana
Sharples
GMS
Covington
Rupert
Kingston
DuBois
Huntington
Bluefield
Gary
Ashland
Elkins
Buckhannon
Morgantown
Fairmont
Fort Hill
Toronto
Ohio
Red Devils
Clear’ Fork
Gatley Bridge
Beckley- Charleston
Jim Jarrett
Arnet
Murray Jeffries
Stratton Bulldogs
Marsh Fork
Glen ‘Rogers
Aya Beck
Eddie . Bartrug
Lions
Joss
South Charleston
JL. van Meter
Leslie Cox
Bill Edmonds
Bob Vogt
Charlie Tanner
Buck Donaghue
Larry Hawks
George
Grubich
Jimmy Hollister
East Bank
Indians
Mt. Hope
Furman Opens Season versus Newberry in Southern Conference Debut
Furman hosts Newberry tonight to start the 1952 football season as part of a broad weekend opening by Southern Conference teams. Duke Virginia Tech and William and Mary also begin league play, with VMI and W and M meeting in Roanoke and Maryland facing Missouri in Columbia amid a busy schedule.
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Bill Young
Little Newberry
Newberry
Hurricane
Virginia Tech
Gobblers
Marshall College of
West Virginia
Furman-Newberry
Duke
William T de Mary
Dukes
Washington & Lee’s Generals
Durham
N. C
Joe Lindsey
Wes Abrams
Randy Broyles
Ciro Barcellona
Davidson
Son
Techmen
Wildcats
Wiliam & Mary
Virginia Military Institute
Roanoke
VMI
Tom Nugent
Maryland
Jack Scarbath
Terps
Missouri
Columbia
Starbath
Wake Forest
Deacons
Baylor
Allard Chosen State's Outstanding Sportsman
James W. Allard of Marion County was named West Virginia's outstanding sportsman for 1952. The Croton Watch Co. award, chosen by Red and Gun Newswriters, honors the top sports figure in each state. The presentation occurred at the Marion County Federation meeting.
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James W. Allard
Marion County Federation of Outdoors- Ten
West Virginia
Croton Watch’ Co
Red and Gun Newswriters Association
Allard
Marion County Federation
William Connor
Charleston
Kanawha Game and Fish Association
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