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EIGHT BECKLEY POST-HERALD, BECKLEY, W. TUESDAY 10, 1959 Pour More Join Football Hall Of Fame Richwood Closes Season With Win Over Grizzlies iRIOHWOOD The Richiwood Lumberjacks closed their '59 football season here Monday night by defeating the Summers- vile Grizzlies 14-0 in a New River Valley Conference tussle. This was the third win for the Lumberjacks in conference play and left them with an even 3-3 conference record and undisputed possession of fifth place. The loss placed the Grizzlies in sixth place in the conference standings with a 2-4 record for the season. Weather Cancels College Contest GRAND FORSK, (AP) -The North Dakota Idaho State football game, scheduled here Nov.

11, has been cancelled by mutual agreement. L. R. Marti, acting director of athletics at North Dakota, said weather conditions make the game a poor risk. Temperatures, fell to one above zero Friday and about two inches of ground.

snow was on the Overall the Lumberjacks record read 54 while the grizzlies finished up with a 4-5-1 slate. In the game the Lumberjacks jumped out front by taking ad- vantage of a Grizzlie fumble in 'the first period. The Grizzlies fumbled on their own 45 yard line and the Lumberjacks put on a sustained drive with Howard Osborne going over from 17 yards out for the score. Doug Stewart put the Lumberjacks ahead 7-0 with the extra point The two teams then fought to a scoreless tie for two periods but the Lumberjacks again scored in the final period. Summersville punted to the 15 and the Lumberjacks started blazing a trail dowreield.

Jarrell Parrish climaxed the Lumberjacks 85 yard sustained drive with a 30-yard scamper into paycELrt for the final touchdown of the night Again Stewart's placement was true and the Lumberjacks added their fifth victory to the record books and closed the season with a winning record. Summersville Ends: Lewis, Dodrill Tackles: Foster, Fyock Center: Grove Backs: Mclntyre, Hammonds Young, Holly Richwood Einds: Jones, Hinkle Tackles: 'Postek, Clark Center: Hurd Guards: Shawver, Hammond Backs: Stewart, Osborne, Parrish, Chapman Summersville 0 0 0 0 0 Richwood 7 0 0 7--14 RI: Howard Osborne (17-run! PAT: Doug Stewart (placement) RI: Jarrell Parrish (30-run) PAT: Doug Stewart (placement) 'First Downs: Richwood -12; Summersville 7 SAVED FROM SHUTOUTS CHKGO CAP) The single runs the White Sox scored in the third and fifth games of the World Series 'both came across as the Dodgers were making double plays. Thepaitfsman 1 1 A 1 1 1 I A dnnks the light Kentucky bourbon Men of judgment enjoy the old style Kentucky flavor-from the famous Hills of 'old Kentucky, Hill and the light Kentucky Bourbon, enriched by 80 years of skill in fine whiskey making. Mi MKI If: KfllfflWL BOTUBS PMBBCIS Sports Jottings-Votes Scarce For From Section By George Springer Despite, the admonitions in this column a week or so ago, the high school coaches in this section did not do a very good job of returning their All-State football ballots to Chairman Bill Bflb of the Wheeling In- telligencer. lt seems a shame, too since some of the boys in this area may not receive the recognition that might be due them.

five of the six members-appointed to a regional board committee did meet here Saturday to go over candidates for the all-state teams. The one who didn't show certainly didn't do his area a favor, because again, some of the schools he participated against, may not receive the proper recognition. I migrht state that the All- State meeting in Charleston on Sunday, practically a nine- hour affair, handled very well by Chairman Bibb. The members were well satisfied with bis rulings when it came to many tough situations bound to crop" up in a meeting of dii- ferent minds. The results of Sunday's meeting will be announced some- time before Dec.

7, date set for the annual Victory Awards dinner in Charleston. The members of the first. All-State team will be invited to attend that affair, with the ticket backing of some of their booster clubs or fellow townsmen. I can also say that the committee that met here at the Elks Lodge; did a faithful job, not overlooking any of the boys thought deserving and in one case, a coach unable to make it, called ia with a list of the boys he had seen play from his -area. Again there is also the note that in picking even three All- State teams in each classification, not all of the boys' get the proper recognition.

You know that when you can only pick sis: ends on the first three teams of a class squad, there are bound to be many who didn't make it. And the -same holds true, in the other positions. And this repeat to the boys that if you've played the game for ail during the fall, you are an All-Stater in your own heart and no one can take that away from you. The football season is certainly at its fag end for this area. All but three of the iass A schools have hung up their cleats.

Ansted had a tilt with Bridge. Then there's that Greenhrier Valley Conference, game on tap between RalneDe and White Snlphar, taking place on the latter's field Wednesday afternoon at 1:30. All Class AA and Class AAA schools will close this week. Top game, locally, of course, is Beckley's traditional tussle with Hinton, which is also Hall of Fame Night, when new members will inducted into that select group of former Woodrow Wilson Flying Eagle gridmen. The state playoffs wfll be very much in the eye for this section, for the Coalfield Conference has qualified its two champs--Triple A and Double A--in the big games.

Blucfield has already been established as the contender against in Charleston a week from Saturday. The Coalfield AAA champs have a game with traditional Princeton this Friday and are heavy favorites inasmuch as the Tigers are down this year. It has evidently been established that even a loss by the Beavers will not push them out, of the playoffs and certainly in the Coalfield ratings, Bluefield cannot lose that crown suffering a loss to Princeton, nor can it lose the Southeastern West Viryinfe Post-Herald trophy. Whether the Coalfield AA champion Mullens team. Coalfield In Picture will appear in a playoff is still up in the air due to the.

fact that Keyser has games remaining and even some of its opponents who could bring them bonus points play right through Thanksgiving day--another reason why out of "state games should not count in the ratings. Sissonville is also in the Class AA picture and like. Mullens has concluded its season. TRAINING BEGINS Austria (AfP). Alpine ski-aces Monday began their snow training here- for the 1960 Olympic winter games at Squaw Valley, Calif.

New Additions i -rtXyr': Players 'ram 1 he By GEORGE SPRINGER (Post-Herald Sports Editor) The Woodrow Wilson Football Hall of Fame voters dipped into the 1930s to complete the list of modern gridnien to be inducted in to the honorary society this Friday night between -the halves oi the Beckley-Hinton football game. The names of Jim class of 1939, Clyde Underwood of 1935, John Douglas of 1936 and John Galloway of 1934, -are announced to go with the names of John "Buster" Smith, class of 1939, Vic also of 1939, and Paul Adamos of 1937. The football players from the OlcL Timers list will be announced Wednesday afternoon. Meeting Friday To Set Playoff In State League (By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS) "Whether Fairmont. State and Salem will clash in a playofif jame to decide the football championship of the State College Conference will not be known untfl this weekend.

Conference President John Pence, also the president of Fairmont State, said the matter of a playoff game will be decided by a committee made upof President Stanley Martin oi West Virginia Wesleyan, Glenville State Coach Nick Murrin and Fairmont Athletic Director: Squibb Wilson. said the matter was turned over to the committee after a re-poll of the 17-team conference showed eight members for the playoff game and eight against, with one abstaining. The committee, "however, be unable to meet with the Fairmont and. Salecn coaches until this weekend because Dr. Martin is away on business until Friday.

The three-man committee was named at the conference meeting at Wheeling last spring to handle such situations, Pence said. Fairmont won the western division with an 8-Q record while Salem ended up at the top of the eastern division with a 7-1 record. Salem's lone loss was to Fairmont by a 13-6 score. Grid Scoreboard WEDNESDAY These names, will be added to the 13 who former the Charter members of the' Hall of Fame, namely, Randy Stan Nick Rahal, Nelson Bragg, Don Hodson, Frank Huffman, "Red" Underwood, Harold Wooddell, Sam Fred Hurt, Needy McQuade, Tom, Covey and Many of these men will gather at the high school at "5.15 Friday night for a 'dinner and meeting' to follow; at which time the chairman and secretary of the group will go over of the organization and the Hall of Famers can make recommendations. Certificates will be presented to the newcomers between the halves and while all of them cannot be, present, 1 they have designated someone to take their place in the halftone ceremonies.

John Douglas is-one who can't be here, sending a telegram that he sure appreciated the honor. "But my duties -here in Coral Gables, prevent me from wired. "My congratulations to those elected with me. It is a very high honor." Douglas' certificate will be presented to his brother Bob, also a Woodrow Wilson grad and how coaching at Sophia High. was an outstanding kicker, in addition to a passer and runner, former Coach Jerome Van Meter told the writer.

"He was also a good dash man and I saw him beat Ace Parker of Douglas still, holds the 220-yard dash record of 23 -seconds at the Woodrow Wilson oval. His football game continued at the University of Miami, after graduation. He was also a good baseball player in a professional way and at one time was with the Boston Red Sox and Brooklyn Dodgers. John Calloway, now a practicing dentist in the city, will be on hand. He was a fullback for the Flying Eagles back in the early 30s, "and a hard runner he was," Van Meter said.

"He could Visiting Team Rainelle (7-2-0) Shady Spring (1-8-0) Home Team '58 Score Time White Sulphur (7-0-1) 1.30 THURSDAY FayetteviHe (5-4-0) 6-7 7.30 FRIDAY Beckley (4-5-0) 0-26 7.30 Princeton (1-8-0) 39-0 8 pm Williamson (6-3-0) 6-13 8 pm Man (8-0-1) DNP 7.30 Cedar Grove (2-7-0) DNP 7.30 Mount Hope (7-1-1) 20-0 8 pm Marsh Fork (4-5-0) 6-45 7.30 Gauley Bridge (5-4-0) DNP 7.30 NOTE: Any school wishing to make changes in dates or times of these games should call the Post-Herald sports department tonight. Hinton (8-1-0) Bluefield (9-0-0) Logan, (5-3-0) Chapmanville (2-6-0) Montgomery (3-6-0) Oak Hill (5-4-0) Seth (4-3-1) Ansted (3-5-1) Now! With PEEP-SIGHT for RIFLE-LIKE AST! ACCURAT? really grand fly and played a lot of defensive football." He continued his athletics at Concord College. Clyde Underwood, a center from the teams in the early '30s, is planning to come on for Friday's festivities from Fort Lauderdale, where he is teaching at Parkway Junior High School. "Underwood was as tough as they said. make them," Van Meter "He carried on as a hard- SHOTGUN 3- SHOT, BOIT-ACTION REPEATER WITH REMOVABLE MAGAZINE A FRON1 SIGHT FOR BIRDS DEER AND Other Game ONLY 4-POWER JELESCOPE SIGHT AND MOUNTS i.

I eniATtw WHOVMU MMM 1.00 WEEKLY SOLID BRASS COMPASS QnicXIy pat en wltft 2 screws, pm-pcist nsy when liuatiaE drcr or other jjatce. Ftamlr far bird htiirtiat sQQfcmpi GRAINED WALNUT A EXTRA 1-Shot Clip! nosed guy at Marshall college." Jim Kuhn, the fourth member to be announced today, was a fullback on the team with which another recent Hall of Famer, Vic Peelish, played. "Buster" Smith was on the same team as quarterback. Kuhn played the fullback spot. He continued on to play football at Georgia Tech and played in the.

Cotton Bowl when the Rambling Wreck opposed the University of Texas. He will be unable to attend. Of the new electees, those to be on hand are Peelish, Dr. Calloway and Underwood, with Smith not heard from as yet. Louis Adamos will.represent his brother Paul, killed on Day in Normandy, France.

Stan Huffman of Burlington, N. Nelson Bragg, Don Hodson, Sam Tucker, Frank Huffman of Huntington, Fred Hurt, C. J. McQuade and Tom Covey of Weston are last year's Hall of Famers who are coming back for Friday's ceremonies and the game against Hinton. to SHOOTING A WITH.

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The friendly rivals are Jam Spano, in his sixth season at Rave nswood, and Leon McCoy, successful Winfield coach. Their teams meet at SPoint Pleasant Saturday in the title playoff. Spano's Red Devils won the Little Kanawha Conference title last Friday beat Ripley. night when they That gave Ravenswood a 9-1 record for regular season play and a 40-16-3 showing under Spano's leadership. The only loss this season was to Marietta, Ohio, ranked in that state's top 10.

The Triple-A Ohio school trounced Ravenswood, Spano said he has wanted to play Winfield for about five years. He respects McCoy's Generals, too, observing that Ravenswood is a little foigger physically but Winfield has the team speed. The two playoff coaches were on outstanding teams at Morris Harvey College here. Spano was a middfe guard on defense and McCoy a standout center both offensively and defensively MH- Coach Eddie King. Spano was graduated from Morris Harvey in 1953 and played that fall for the Bainibridge, Navy Base team.

He injured his ear in the last game and -became a coach afterward. His first year at the booming, aluminum producting community in Jackson County produced a lean three victories and sev- en'losses. The record jumped to 7-2-1 in 1955 and 8-2 the next season. Ravens-wood won nine and lost one in 1957, including a 3513 triumph over Rupert in the Class championship playoff. Last year, the Red Devils won ur, lost four and tied two.

This season's playofif game dll be the last chance for Ra- ensavood to capture the small school crown. Spano said "if we keeo goin3 like we are now -we'll be triple." The school now has 125 boys which will make it a Class AA competitor next year. about 72 This boys from, the four high school grades out for. football. The line averages man, with about 185 bactolield a native average of 150.

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