Mount Hope Faces Richwood as Mustangs Seek Big Night
Mount Hope high school football hosts Richwood's Lumberjacks in a showdown fans expect to be the best local game of the year. Jumping Jack Spadaro leads the offense with Genie Spradling backing him, as Mount Hope aims to rise to the occasion under Coach Eddie Bartrug at 8:00 p.m. in Mustang Stadium, seeking the largest turnout of the season. Oak Hill travels to Charleston for a Saturday clash, making Fayet te County the center of Friday action.
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Bank loans show better business year end June 30
A survey of insured banks reported significant business improvement for the year ended June 30. The FDIC chair Leo Crowley noted total real estate loans rose by 203.2 million, farm land loans increased to 504.1 million, and other agricultural loans grew to 726.4 million, reflecting a broad advance in building and land purchases.
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Stoco and Sacred Heart Play Scoreless at Capital
In a tense Kanawha park clash Stoco Indians and Sacred Heart of Charleston battled to a 0-0 deadlock as their defenses dominated. Bud Atkinson starred for Stoco with strong runs and near-misses as the teams traded the ball to Sacrament Heart’s 4 yard line late, but no score emerged.
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Brewers Blank Columbus Team in Final Series
Milwaukee Brewers won their first American Association final playoff game by beating the Columbus Red Birds 3 to 0 before 2,943 fans. Ralph Winegarner pitched two-hits through eight and a third, with Max Macon and Lynn King supplying two late hits. Milwaukee 000 000 300 3 Columbus 000 000 000 0. Winegarner and Brenzel, McGee and Crouch.
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Blind Boy Sets School Record at Beaver High
Billy Burchfield, 19, blind, led Beaver High School with a 97 average last year. He planned to attend college, but will study for the ministry after spending seven weeks at Seeing Eye in Morristown New Jersey this summer where he trained Laura the Labrador retriever guide.
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Lizana and Jacobs Eliminated In Pacific Tennis Meet
In Los Angeles at the Pacific Southwest championships Anita Lizana Chile and Helen Jacobs California were upset in women’s singles Lizana fell to Mrs John Van Ryn 5-7 6-3 6-1 and Jacobs lost to Gracyn Wheeler 3-6 6-4 6-3 In men’s semifinals J Donald Budge defeated Gene Mako 8-6 6-2 6-0 while Gottfried von Cramm beat Joe Hunt 6-4 4-6 6-1 3-6 6-2 Budge and von Cramm will duel in the final Dorothy Bundy meets Alice Marble after Marble beat Bonnie Blank 6-0 6-3 and Bundy outlasted Helen Germaine 6-1 10-8 in the other half of the draw.
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Filipino fighter faces forced rematch with Garcia
The New York State boxing commission compelled the Filipino contender Ross to honor a prior agreement to meet Garcia, delaying lucrative New York bouts until the clash occurs. Ross holds a grudge against Garcia and manager George Parnassus, angrily noting media reports after the first bout suggesting a shortened knockout round.
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Revival Service Begins at Caloric Schoolhouse
Rev. Lee Richardson of Mead and Rev. G E Wood will start a two week revival series at Caloric Wyoming county beginning Sunday at 7 30 p m in the Caloric schoolhouse with daily evening services.
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Hartnett Grabs Third in NL Batting Race
Gabby Hartnett of the Cubs moved into sole possession of third place in the National League batting race with a two point gain to .358 after a 2-for-4 day. Paul Waner of the Pirates was bumped to share third with a one point rise. No changes among the American League Big Six hitters.
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