Hall Of Fame Night At Van Meter Field
Beckley Woodrow Wilson aims for 1966 football rebound hosting Huntington East as Hall of Fame night salutes seven new inductees led by Froggy Young and Zennie Wickline. The Eagles seek confidence to face Hoover and Bluefield while honoring legend James Smith organizers.
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Blue Eaglets Stay Unbeaten in Week Four
Beckley Junior Highs Blue Eaglets remained unbeaten in four outings with a 41-20 win over Shady Spring Juniors. Key plays included long Beckley bursts by Bob McDaniel Walter Alexander and David Allen and a Plumley fumble recovery in the end zone for Shady Spring. Beckley will host Stoco next Thursday at Van Meter Stadium.
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Pagoda Center Displays Fishing Contest Trophies
M V McCollam owner of the Pagoda Shopping Center shows Raleigh Register Fishing contest trophies in the sports department. Trophies will be presented to first place winners after the fourth annual contest in early January and displayed at the Pagoda for two weeks for area fishermen to observe the awards. Each donor establishment will have trophies on display for about two weeks.
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Area Grid Showdowns Signal Halfway Mark in ACL Night
Mount Hope Mustangs undefeated travel to Hinton to face the Bobcats in a key ACL clash. Shady Spring visits Stoco while Fayetteville hosts Oak Hill and Trap Hill goes to Mullens for pivotal battles.
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Rebels and Wildcats collide in Mullens showdown
The Trap Hill Wildcats travel to Mullens to face the Rebels in a tightly contested game staked on offense. Mullens relies on 36 point scorer Jerry McKinney in four appearances as the Rebels look to balance the defense against a balanced Wildcats attack.
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Stoco Juniors Secure Victory Over Hinton Juniors
Stoco Juniors rallied from a 6 all tie to win 18-6 against Hinton Juniors on Thursday evening. Paul Christian opened scoring with a 75 yard run, Jerry Ferguson added a 65 yard rushing TD, and Chris Hall sealed the win with a 20 yard run as Stoco totaled 289 rushing yards to Hinton’s 196.
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Rams To Rush Brodie In Do Or Die NFL Clash
Rams pursue a must-win in Los Angeles to avoid slipping to 2-2 after a 24-13 loss to Green Bay. John Brodie and the 49ers face a tough road as winless SF seeks key road triumph against the Rams and rest of the NFL slate.
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West Virginia college football key conference games set
United Press International reports Concord Fairmont West Liberty top standings with 2-0 records and host Glenville while West Liberty visits Bluefield. Salem travels to Montgomery to meet West Virginia Tech as Shepherd and West Virginia State seek first wins. Bethany opens vs Western Reserve.
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