League leaders resign from Warren Wil-Name Junior league
Irv Goldstein and Jim Webb announced they will not be available for the 1955 season. Goldstein cited lack of time to work with the circuit next summer while Webb will oversee the transition at the Elks lodge dinner meeting. The pair have guided the Warren Wil-Name Junior league for boys 16 to 18.
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Irv Goldstein
Jim Webb
Goldstein
The
Elks Lodge
Gene Morehouse
WWNR
Sports Center
Crab Orchard
Harold Eye
Holyfield Candy
General Hannah
Post 70
Tom Biggs
Home Insurance
Cotton White
Post 22
Pres
White
McGinnis
Sophia High freshman team rallies for 86 victory amid chaos
Sophia High School freshmen beat Bobkittens with two Gordy Wolford blocked kicks and a late winning score by Don Bowman after a first period TD by Richmond. The game capped a 1-1 start for the Hawks amid a slate of regional football results and roster notes.
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Gordy Wolford
Sophia High School
Hinton
Herb Henderson
Lenaders
Sophia Charles Moody
Gridiron
Bobkitten
Jim Kessinger
Beckley Recreation Board
Richmond
Walford
Warren Williams
Wolanalford
Don Basham
Don Bowman
Little Hawks
Trap Hill
West Virginia and regional teams prep for week of college football
West Virginia and 15 other state colleges pace a full slate this week with many games topping local interest. WVU meets Pitt in Morgantown as a likely sellout crowd of over 60,000 anticipates a close opener. Other matchups include Marshall at Cincinnati, Morris Harvey versus Tampa, and Salem versus Concord. Junior highs and high schools fill Friday night with Charleston at Beckley and Bluefield at Hampton among key showdowns.
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Wyoming County
Pineville
Minutemen
Mullens Rebels
Mullens
Sante Boninsegna
Goldstein
Schedul 'Si
Rebels
Beckley
Wallop Hintons
Generis
Oak Hill
Princeton
Tae Farley
Sophia
Red Devils
Webb
Buddy Cumby
Joe Lyttle
Butch Hensley
Bob Short
Frank Tolliver
Melvin McNamara
Dick Leonard
Ted Press
West Virginia
Shinnston
Fairmont West
Huntington
Logan
Huntington East
Wildcats
Highlanders
Charleston
Dick McElwee
Flying Eagles
Bethany
Morgantown
West Virginia University
Pitt
WVU Mountaineers
Panthers
Mountaineers
WVU
Marshall College
Xavier
Cincinnati
Big Green
Musketeers
Morris Harvey
Florida
University of Tampa Spartans
Golden Eagles
Middle Tennessee
Salem
Concord — Tigers
Pacific
Los Angeles
Alex Olmedo
Peru
U. S
Australia
Lew Hoad
G Foater
University of Southern Calfornia
Turley Hag
Tilt de Greenbrier
Jay
Noth
Emory and
Henry Dyche
Lewisburg
Jayvees
Howard Hurt
Olmedo Hak
Gms-E & H
Sutton
Rupert
Stoco
Gary
Bluefield
Lookout
Richwood
Summersville
Hinton
Fayetteville
Gauley Bridge
Ansted
Rainelle
Mark Twain
Shady Spring
Alderson
Meadow Bridge
Raleigh County
Sloco
Trap Hill
Clear Fork
GMS
Clem Claver
Shepherd College
Glenville State
Rams
Fairmont State
Bourke
West Virginia Tech
Potomac State
Golden Bears
Rudy Pelek
Silvio Martell
Davis and Elkins
Senators
North Carolina A & T
West Virginia State
Mark Card
Bluefield State
Hampton Institute
Leander Howell Sparks
Big Blue
West Liberty State
Waynesburg College
Hilltoppers
Yellowjackets
West Virginia Wesleyan
Marietta College
Bobcats
Reee Rupert High
Ronceverte
Crimson Tide
Nicholas County High
Summensville
Blue Eaglets
Mt Hope
Oceana
Stoco Junior High
Major College Grid Forecast Picks Week's Winners
Harold Claassen charts week end forecasts with Pitt favored over WVU and TCU vs Kansas. The piece lists poised upsets and matchups across East, Midwest, South and West with Notre Dame, UCLA, Texas Tech and many others projected to win in Friday and Saturday games.
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Pitt
Tech
Harold Claassen
New York
Texas Christian
Kansas
Jim Swink
TCU
Ohio
Isanes
Baylor
California
Doyle
Notre Dame
Southern Traylor
Methodist
Solyear
Terry Brennan
Maryland
Syracuse
Mary
Tommy
Notre Mont
Dame
Jim Brown
Paul Hornung
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Rebs
Wyoming
War
Bobkittens
Grooms
Miller
Lucas
Williams
Honaker
McBride
Young Becks
Rhodes
Nichols
F. Nichols
Basham
Murdock
Hornbeck
DeVe
Polk
Farley
Walford Bucks
Harper
Bowman
Woo Ayers
Wolford
Ata
Wega
Weirton
Linsly
Red
Big Creek
Tazewell
Owls
Clarksburg
Washington Irving
Grafton
Morgentown
Fairmont East
Wheeling
Wheeling Central
Monongah
Mannington
Ripley
Harrisville
Morgantown University
Roosevelt
Salem, Tech
Wesleyan State College
Emory and Henry Jayvee
Larry Steele
Ande
Hoad
Old Barton
Barton OF
Bardstowr
Barton Distilling Company
Berd
Neben County
Kentucky
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Utah
Pittsburgh
Verginia
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Warida State
Ohio University
Mississippi
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Rice
Alagame
Texas A&m
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Mexas
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Wichita
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Utah State
Washington
Idaho
Stanford
Washington State
Viniter
Beere Tinse
Stece Jr
Oak bin Jr
Sam E
HW. Jayvees G. M
Beckley Jr
Mullens Jr
Hout
East
Man
Chapmanville
DNP
Cerede-Keneva Seth
Semmersyville
Sam Augred
Ralhelle
Gautey Bridge
Montgomery
Mt. Hope
Broco
Wren
Missouri
Georgia Tech
Oregon State
Crichton
Ech
Martintom
Sandstone
Frankford
Murry
Liberty
Byrd-Prilerman
Glen Rogers
Marsh Fork
Pontiac
Bonneville
Raleigh Motor Sales, Inc
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Nening
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Barrack
Kanawha
Adam
America
Howard Clothes
Howard
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