The Raleigh Register from Beckley, West Virginia • Page 8

8-Ralcigh Register, Becklcy, W. NV.cilucsclny Afternoon, 17, Sports An' Stuff; Stanley-Partlow Steals Gloves Show -By Bob Wills-- Hceklcy Jioxcrs litl i right for llicnisclvcs in i HUNrmoTON a knockout Stanley Cops Regional Gloves Thriller Beats (abell Boy In Tingling Twin Knockdown Tussle night nclioii of the Golden Gloves Touniiimoiit HI llunlington lost ni lil. The only two members of ll.c team lo sec a i i i Slmilcy Prince- ihr- show mgM as A record. and a iiugien cy r- sow mg as wick Mini Robert Jones of i a won I i i i bonls And i i a regional Golden Gl Slanlcy's limit i Piirtlosv i i to amel a y- i i i i mivi fo cap il off fnfilon in (he liglilwcifllil mivire division Ihe firsl night niHlicncc of 2,000 fniis more Ihnn miy of Die Other J. hoiils.

IT WAS OSE OF these knockdown, drag-out bouts you hear a lot about but seldom sec. There were six knockdowns in the three rounds with eacli boy getting three. the a a i part of it was (hat four of these canvas collisons iintl so was helped his opponent. The knockdown timer didn't count on Ihis one. I think Hunllngion iiKlilwclght i he was too amazed.

But it look at four of these canvas collisons a in not one, but slmul- holh hoj or el hl seconds taneous knockdowns. lo i i feet and the hell The first round, lame in comparison to the last two but a whirlwind as compared to most of the other sounded they could mix it ny more. They'll lie lalklng about the i coiiinarea 10 mosi 01 me other ft TM fishts, found the boys bclliiiK each in lor. weeks lo come. Hi Kenny a of ih lrnm i i i i i Al one pnlnl both land- other from pillar lo posi with Stanley gaining a slight edge with a couple of a i lefts to the but- increased in fcrocily lo Ihe arc scheduled, Ion point where Referee Earl Rogers was a i a time breaking them In clinches midway In the second round.

About that time Ihe Princc- wiclc strong boy caught Partlow with a left lhat set him on the eat of his pants for an eight count. Partlow was still groggy on netting up and the referee almost stopped Ihe bout, but by the lime he had decided lo let It go on the Cabell County boy had revived Stanley, rushing in to finish him wilh a right found lhat out but Quick. Instead of finishing Parl- low he was met by a wicked overhand right that sent him collapsing to the mat like a limp rax and this observer, frankly, didn't expect him lo make it back up in time. But he did and the two continued the battering with Stanley again finishing out the round stronger. By this time (he boys were really mad at each other.

They kept punching after Ihe bell anil, after resting until the whistle and "seconds out" yell sounded, they rush- tA lo Ihe middle of Ihe ring lo slart belting each again a full five seconds before the bell rang to start Ihe third round. It went that way about 45 seconds until it again appeared that Stanley had his man out on his feet. Sensing this he rushed In tar the kill, throwing an overhand right as he came. It landed, alt right, but he in turn was met by a low's thrown simultaneously, and both boys went down to take the "eight count" mentioned In the Associated Press story you'll Jind elsewhere on this page. As if lhat wasn't enough to satisfy the wildly-clamoring spectators, the two boys repealed Ihe act just 15 or 20 seconds later.

On this last one Parllow actually land- Feel Like This After Eating? Hvartburn, Acid Stomach?) the mosl a i blow, hut uckily In falling, come lown on top of (he Iluntinijlon hoy sims TKO md so was helncd nn l.v hk an(l irw defaults, a night's semi-finals. The IB i a bnuls will be held r'rlday nlehl at Memorial field House. Uisl night's acllon saw 19 dcci- iions. 11 TKO's. two icorcd the fastest knockout (n Ihe tournament's 10-year history over a Patlon of Paintsvlllc.

In Just 15 seconds of the first round. The crwd-pleaser was a flailing a a i i Hill Stanley of AT I.KAST FOUR of Ihe Meckley hoys, and perhaps as many r.s uMjrn, nini ils iniJIly nine, will he In action In tonight's s1 1 counts, polnl holh land ed solid punches al (he same llrne, hnlh hit the and both took second round when 30 more bouts the boards al Shady Spring Ilig) School, held Ih'c single season scoring mark H'cjlcyan (-(22 points) until Ibis season when going into loniglit's game. Kills' record had stood since 1012. TUftS NewlrmHn Excm Acid Fnl If you Jiiffcr from after i trf this lop-ipccd 'o relieve panf fu line is and indiccslion. 1 or 2 Tumi after OTcr-indulscnCc a i you feet upiet.

i neucrAii'rc excesj fast. Can't a a i i Always a Tumi in poclcci or purse. co contain no stida. Gel a roll today! IK) rum TM TUMMT amount of cash lo Sc.itllc of til a i i Coast LUIKIIC today in ex- i for a pitcher and a short- President Danny Mcticndez the Senators, independently operated American Association base- unll club, said he oblaiued Art Del Ducn, 26-year-old. hurler.

and shortstop Alex Gar- Mencndcz said he hoped acqui- siliiiii of would end .1 di-spernle search for good de- isivc short fielder. The 26-year- old Garbnirski was used primarily utility role bst year. the West Gloves Tommy McComas, Bnlh lighters went down a a i al tfic time but look no count. Stanley was awarded the decision, llesulls: HyYH'KIGHT N'OVJCK Carlos Gibson, 113, llranchlanil, decisioned Everett Lee Meek, 113, llunllnRlon. Scolty Hcnslcy, UJ, llunllnijlon decisioned Litht, 110, St.

A1 bans. Hill Davis, 113, Om.ir. TKO over i a i llnnlliiijtaii. Larry l.awson. 11.1.

Norlh Kills, decisioned Itonnlc lllnklc, 107, Williamson. Holiert Jones, 105, Sullivan, W. TKO over Korrcsl L. Eans, Hunlinjjlon, BANTAMWEIGHT NOVIUK Kcnncty Thomiison, 119, land, decisioned David Massey 117, Sclh. Jimmy Sparks, 110, Logan, dc- clsioncd Ilaltnn, 118, llun- linKton.

Dan a i 115, Lokin. dccl- sioned Tommy Ellis, 115, Nitro. A I I I i I Jimmy Cremcans. 127, ton, decisioned Dave Anderson, 127, Charleston. Freddie Lawrence, 126, Nitro, TKO over Junior Justice, 123, of Chesapeake.

Ohio. Kddle Midkiff al Sclh, decisioned William Gayhearl, 127. llunllniilon. Norninn Collins. 121 Bavin, over a Gross.

121. Crown City, Ohio. Donald Ward, 127. Gnllipolls. Ohio.

TKO over II. D. Moore. 127. Puritan Alines.

I I I I I I I Collier Smith. 13114, ijikin, TKO over Lev) Martin. 110. of ilim- tinpton. a Workman.

13li. Sylvcs- Icr. TKO over Roger Hammond, 132, rainlsville, Ky. Tommy McComas. 136.

Himllng- Stanley, Jones. Andy Knzar, Ihe Lanark featherweight novice, and A Strickland, Sullivan lightweight open contender, are sure to fight tonight, There's a two lo one chance (since four ol six boys entered hnve lo fight tonight lhat lighthcavy Alfonso l.arkln, Middleweight MiHord Xciglcr, Welterweight Clartietd Garten and featherweight John l.efjrand will also see action, and an outside chance Hint Heavyweight June l.arkln will. There arc five open heavyweights in the lournamenl. which means Iwo of Ihem will have to fight tonight lo cul the field to semifinal proportions for Thursday. Only Dsntomweighl Oavid Moore Is certain lo lie idle tonight, Ihere being only three boxers entered in his weight class.

STRAVSTIIFI-': total of boys weighed lu for Ihe Regional Gloves Tournament. Pro- tan had his lllghcoal leam there usual, and one of Ihe team members Is Liilhcr Crlder. the for- mcr Flccklcy boy. Cridcr won the lightweight championship last year and Is back to defend It. Beckley boy on hand was A Collins, who won (he flyweight open championship "by mistake" last year.

Collins won Ihe novice championship (n Ihe Becklcy Sectional hut. through an error. lercd Ihe open class al where he surprised everyone by i i out and gaining a place on the leam which competed in New York. Collins Is a featherweight Ihis year, and is fighting (or the I.nkiu I i a School for Negro boys. comes from Morganlown thai Jack Stone, the Mountaineer halfback from Ml.

Hope, is being sought by one of the Canadian Professional League Icams, Hank Kills of West 0 i i i a Wcslcyan's liobcals. which Ion. knockout over frank Patlon play nccklcy College tonight on KM, ol Painlsville. Senators Trade Bearden To Seattle Of P.C.L CHAHLESTON' Feh 11 i i lit I.W'J. ASII- Charleston Senators sent pitcher ford, ttmsioncd Jack Nichols US C.MIC Ueardcn and an undisclosed Kcnova.

Frank Christy. l.12!i. Charleston. TKO over Vincent, 136, Pai'kcrsburg. Pill 136, of Priiircivlck.

decisioned Kenny Partlow. 13G. Huntlngton. I I I I NOV1CK Elvin liranham. 148.

Logan, de- cisioned Ivna Henderson, as. Lakin. l.andvll Elkins. 146. Pecks Mill, dpfisioned Charles a i 113.

i Vernon McDcrmcnt. Ash- Murphy and W. Va. Two assistant coaches wore named lo- day io Ihe North squad (or Ihe I'JM North South football game. Head Coach Dick McKhvee of Homncy High School, incntrir lor the Norlh sijuad In the 21st a a event scl 'or Aug.

appointed Bob coach al Masimlown High, and Coach Howard Lcwcllen of Warwood. Murphy playrd a ball In IfHH and defensive end nn the Wcsl Virginia University varsity In 1919 until a knee injury cut short his playing career. He became coach at Masontown in and his loams since then a a record victories, lour defeats and two tics. Becklcy's Flying Eagles and Gauley Bridge's Travelers were upset victims, but the Mullens ficbcls, Cicn Rogers Owls, Pax Stoco Indians and Mark IValn Authors came Ihrough wilh 'lying colors In i i games of last night's 13-tiff Tri-County schoolboy a a program. Berkley fell before Blueficld's Beavers, a leam they had beaten earlier by 19 points, in a 70.09 contest al Blue-field, Gauley Bridge, TODAY'S OA.MKS Lookout at Oak Hill Gary at Occaria McCornas al Herndon Chas.

itcds at Kingston Bridge Jr. al Raincllc Lewellen played football at in 1939 and IB40, and returned In I94.fi and 1917 after serving in Ihe Marine Corps, In 1918 he was assistant freshman coach at lie took over duties at in 10.W, where his learns have an 8-10-2 record. Before coaching at Warirood, was head coach at Kingwood High School for three years, his squads ran up an 18-0-1 mark. Lewellen and the coachinv. The selection of Murphy completes a the Norlh South a a i Head South Coach Dick a of Barboursvillc previously named as his assistants Chascy Wilson of his own staff and Harold Cox of Logan.

Last Night's Basketball Coalfield Conference I I I Dwayne U'injeler Nonnnn Southern Howard i Tony l.usk Julian Trail I'unl 5 Hilly Hill a-n n-io o-(l i I liaril Kinser I a Ruddy Weeks Hob Mnsscr Holl Morrlclc Jtihn Howies 5 Kttille Morrlclc Jim Itidmiison MI.UKKIKI.il James Itowlnnd Hoy Smith toy Crlsu I.eotis a liinlolph A i EnJJsli Lloyd i Central a i-n 1 5 1-2 0-0 0-0 0-2 1-4 n-n 16-30 12 1C 25 MT. HOI'K Morion Canterbury 4 Jim Morgan 6 t'rcd Dlxon Ml J'otler .1 1 lr Cal Hck-licr 14111 Sowers Jolmson L- Clary Conner a llulc Hny Foibcs James McLaiigtilln Tolals MULLENS oh Tatm-oll I Trrry I'cnn BUI Tolcr Vernon Dai-Id i Kdtlfc McClnln Cordon urook. 1 l. Akcrs C.iluw-cll IJ'ur Hl.lfikcnship 1-12 J-t 0-0 2-3 15-23 IVJnrfion S-ll o-o 0-0 2-5 0-0 0 0 13-33 4 2 2 0 0 20 i 12 6-10 0-0 0-0 0-0 Independent Action 2-2 fl-0 1jtal 13 21-26 10 OAUI.EV HtilOGC Taylor i a Howard Taylor Otho Mays Rotfir Baushnn Don Moon Onda Forloine Johnson ScWn Hopr 7-8 0-2 1-1 0-0 o-n o-o o-o (1-2 9-13 IS I II 13 I Ccotge P.ick Iloh ll.isliani 4 Fred Hayes 5 Kay CMuer ii i N.iy Adkltts Krrd Stmms 5 1-3 1-5 7-3 1-1 1-1 Tanrty Asbury, 130. Charleston, by a from Lewis McCaffrrty 13814.

Ilimtington. Eddie Smith. US, SI. Aloans TKO over Frank Williams. Ml.

Asheville. N. C. Bnb Welzol. Huntiniiloti.

decisioned Curtis Stone MS. I I I I Torn A IfiO, i by default over Charles Cue. 161. Urasichland. STOCO Kr.mk SiHfilley Dolmar a I-irry Hiich.in.tn Jop Wyca Ch.irles Klild W.

Towell Tout! llinlnu 2J I II 6J (i 2-C 4 1.2 I I 2-2 4 2-3 2 I 1-3 ZS 11-21 I 20 11 22 13 t-lrry Casscll Dirk Uc Scll.irds i Cl.iv i I'arkor Total, KORK 6 4 6 0 I 0 2S Kermil Rene rion Drown Azel n.iilcy Tammy Lamb Harold Snuffer TMly Clay Wilson Nlekie Trosky I 2 13 ,1 0 1 0 5-6 3-D 4-9 1-1 0-1 0-0 23-39 4-5 2-4 R-7 t-3 1-2 6-0 l-l CI-0 n-n 21-31! 16 3 I I 1 3 1 0 f) 0 17 57 12--57 Five Scfceoltoy fiaaes Tonight Eagles, Travelers Bow; Rebels, Owls, Cats Win Meadow Jr. in 13 of previous games, up at 68-69 wilh seconds to go. But Guard Julian Trail ol Ihe Kaglcs fouled Buddy Weeks of Ihe Beavers just as (he whistle sounded ending Ihe game and Weeks calmly sank the foul after Ihe contest was over to give the Beavers the victory, It was the Inlrd straight loss for Becklcy, longest losing streak for the Flying Kaglcs since 1918. It also was Minefield's first triumph over Ihe Ragles since 1345. Tony I.usk paced ihe Bcckley scoring with 26 points, while Dwayne Wingler lallied 20.

Jim lleasler's 21 topped the svinning cause. A successful technical foul toss by Norton a and a personal foul conversion by Dudley Burgess broke a 51-51 lie and gave Ml. Hope ils upset win over Gauley Bridge. Jim Morgan of Mt. Hope and Howard Taylor ol the Travelers each scored 10 poinls.

a i Brown, the big Glen games, 'r I were surprised by Ml Mus-i 0 rs 1' implied in 32 points tangs, 59-57, on the Gauley court. Mullens, however, romped in Us 15th win in 10 slarls by turning back the Princeton Tigers. KI-75 in a Coalfield Conference game it Mullens. Glen Rogers chalked its win of the year and 10th in succession in a 00-75 rout of Marsh Fork. Pax racked up No.

12 (they've lost live) in a G7-52 conquest of Kingston, a leam which had beaten Ihe Wildcats earlier in the season. Sloco rallied lo beat 'Hinton. 67-03. accounted tor 26 in Pax's rout ot Kingston. Stoco, led by Joe Wyco's 24 points, outscored Hinlpn 19-15 in Ihe final heat lo ils )2th victory.

Mullens besied Princelon in every quarter but the last with Ijavid Miller, Vernon Hurt and Hob Tabscolt leading the way with 22, 18 and 17 points respeclively. Eddie Adklns lallied 25 and George Pack 20 in Mark Twain's win over Trap Hill but Don Miller the losers was high point man with 20. Howard Barrett's 20 points paced Stratton's victory over Park Central, and Sandy Snuffer's 24 poinls' led Clear Fork to ils win over' Shady Spring. The win put the Panthers in sixth place in the circuit and dropped Ihe Tigers into Ihe cellar. Other individual standouts included Baiteysville's Paul Mitchell wilh 26 poinls, Meadow Bridge's Dallas ls eas i 33, and Acord of i 22.

Sports Roundup Medic Defends Aussie Quarantine on Horses in a Coalfield clash. Ancl OAnK TM LBOT Mark Train also turned on the YORK W--The aggrieved heat in. the final quarler lo beat' riders who would i Aus Trap Kill. 6G-S3, in a Raleigh Coun, ly League game. In other tussles Stratton's Bulldogs made Park Central of Bluefield its 10th victim, 6661; F.iy- eltcvillc topped Ansled in a New River Conference game, 73-59; Bailcysville beat Gilbert, 3.V50; nosed Shaily Spring.

(18-63, in County League play; Meadow Bridge walloped" Raincllc, 7960. and the Trap Hill Juniors whipped Shady Spring's Tiger Cubs. 61-37. Tiic big slate gives away tonight to a comparalivc-ly light five-game card. Lookout plays at Oak Hill and Gary al Oceana in top attractions.

Other games include the Charleston lieds at Kingston. McComas at Herndon. and Meadow Bridge Junior High at Raincllc. lieckley played Bluefield on even terms for the firsl quarter, but fell behind by 12 points in the next two before a last period rally tied ii Iralia of the next Olympic Games unless their mounts are permitted to evade the Aussies' stringent six- monlh quarantine and compete in the equestrian events al Melbourne need not look for support from one of Ihis country's leading authorities on the control ol animal diseases. Dr.

Francis Hcrchenroder of Clifton. who is head of gririiliural research service of tin. Port o( New York, declares: "I just say thai Ihe Australians, living on an island, are in perfect position to erect a a which every olher country in the world would like to have. So is New- Zealand, which has Ihe same rcgu- The University of Virginia bas- kelball team has won only one of ils five A a Coast Conference games, but the Cavaliers have two individual leaders. Buzz Wilkinson is headed for Ihe scoring championship and Gill Casey tops the percentages in free throw accuracy.

"As the Australians have none of Ihe animal diseases which are rampant in the rest of the world and about which we all are a bg i Kcn ried. they can make certain that nelh C. Heed, M-S-t Howard they do not enter their a i n. I 2 0 Virginia Maryland boxing the only two still active in the membership of the Atlantic 15 Coast Conference, resume dual meet relations here on March 6 '6 after a lapse of seven years Sunny Jim Filzslmmons. veteran 8 same barn at Hialeah every win- 6 32 has stabicd horse's in the 6 0 is 22--T 5 2(1--90 tcr since the re-building of the track in 1931.

XI.VKSTO.V Chuck Sprouse J-ick Clifton Thonuis W.ilVer 0-0 0-0 9-15 Less Ihnn one-fifth of employed in maniifaclurini; i ill plants wilh more than 2.500 em- ployes. I I I I Tv'rcc Raleigh County League A I HIM. 1 B.n 3 i i 1-1 .1 I i TM'l Hiiiiiplircv a-5 0 111 I )f)n Stover 0-0 1 1rr Tyrre 2 Phillips fl-O 1 Stover 3-5 2 a Thompson 15-31 12 6) A Thompxiii .1 i 0 0-0 2 3-5 0 I-Z 16 20-31 AN Conic and bear E. W. IHcnhari, executive secretary of the National Concrete and Masonry Association teU'yoji about fahiilous new development centered in the Heckley Area.

Mr. Hicnhart will speak at Ihe court house Friday night at 7:30 the vast field in lijjht weight pregatc and (he possibilities ahead for the Uecklcy-own- ed Orelite company. This mcetinir has been arranged lo present the complete story of the Orelite company to all interested persons. He sure you come and learn about our great new industry. AN This is your chance (o become a shareholder-ill a locally owned and company with an unlimited fu- ure.

The groundwork is already done. The risk period has passed. Orelite now has a plant organization and direction. Orelite has been organized with a i i of a a and a maximum of efficiency. Uu owe it to yourself and your community to become well informed on the affairs of this brand new important industry.

Be sure (o attend THE ORELITE CO. Don i Amos lli-nrlrirks I 0 Wilpy Trent fi Hinlc- 6 Jim Stalfonl 1 i 0 Tommy Byron 0 51 A A I Kdillr A Ronnie McKlnncy I i Anderson Domilo H.insh^w D.MlKbs non-cis ToUli Trai i a Twiln 12 1-2 2 4-1 8 4-5 1-2 I 1-2 21 U-IS 21 IJ IS 13 55 21) 2-2 10-11 1-2 1-2 0 0 0-0 (1 5 3 2 I 0 21 15--52 21--67 I A I I I 1 I I I 7 I SH.MIY Buddy Frum.l Shepnnl I Km Lilly 1 2-2 Jm-k Wnll.ire 1 Kranwier 5 0-2 Inky Crose I ft-2 luidily 3-5 CeoTRe MrUiURhlin Hicbir Gravely 1 I A VORK James Thomns 1 Pi S.iofcud 14 21-65 i 1 11 4 I inn 3 Thotnns 5 'Jim Sli.iver TOI.H, J2 i K.tr.VKI.I.E Ycarepo fi Cnrl.r.in 1 i Gilkerson 4 John Johnson Totals 25 riurlrs Cook Harold Rry.int S.indy Fr.inkir rlnit TrtMdxvay 3 E.ul ShOTt ToUli Shily i Fork 10 5 1 1 21 15 29 3-6 4-6 0-0 4-5 n-2 1S-U IS 17 11 HilnfUr 21 13 4-7 1-2 5-S 4-0. fl-fl CI-0 5-21 0.4 4-P 2-5 4-7 0-0 (l-l) 10-25 en 20 11--SO New River Conference OII.I1F.RT Clme i I.TPRer ItiowninE 13, I.OHcIl fi Jm- Teller D.H-IJ 2 SS K.irnesl Clme Il.lrrv Krxlry Boh Smith Mill C-It 4-S 0-2 A I Hrs SD.U- Dick P.in Cavendish I i Elvin SknfSs May Horricks FAVFTir.Vll.l.E R.ilph P.ir^ons Akers jttleh.ird O'Neill i M.irk Haynie i A Jennings Kenneth Willie Dilccmirdo 3 ToUH Anitrn JI-5 0-0 3 0-0 2 5-10 1-4 1 9-15 4 1-2 0 0-0 0 1S-25 IJ 0-) 2 0-2 10 4-1 0 0-0 8 o-n 1-2 0-0 11-2! IS I 1 0 31 II Km Mitchell Siiort Tvk lie Harve. i Fnick Gotttrev i Shannon Tot.iK l-l l-l 1-1 0-0 0-0 14-2S n.xii.Evsvii.i.E 4 l-l 4 12 2-1 0-0 0-0 2-2 0-0 0-0 (1-0 n-s 2-2 1-2 1 0 4 4 41 11 25 2t 2 10 5 2 2 1 fl .1 1 1 I .1 0 2 0 2 II JO 0 22 2 i 0 i Junior High Games 2 0 12 0 2 1 2 10 0 9 95 li--SO IJ-SS W.Va. Athletic Union Ch.1rlM M.irlln Coates CKXTRA1.

1 D.in Krooe 2 Tom Hobsoci 3 llohcrt Alston 0 a Heed 1 OiliMin 0 i Noflh Henderson 2 Leonard Heed 4 llrrshe) a I 3 tt'ilmore Austin 5 8 0-fl TotAls 51 11-J. STR.VTTD.N Hownrd Barrftt 8 Cornelius Clark I I 2-4 1-2 2-1 2-fi (1-0 0-4 0-0 1-1 l-l IS Coohran 3 5 a 2 i 2 1 (1 0 il 0 4 a JR. i-13 0-( 3-3 Cl-0 2-4 0-0 0-0 o-o 4-S 0-0 15-35 A I 3 S-W 1 2 0-0 1-11 2-a 0-2 1S-4K II Tncrc raising New Jersey. are 127 breeding farms thoroughbred horses the Ronceverfe Rifflemen Capture Guard Shoot HONCKVEIITE. Feb.

13 IRNS) --liifllenicn ol Company II. o( Ihe Malional guard in Honceverle is. now champion of. League III. Some- t'me next month commander Capl Kenneth W.

Moore will take nii' national guard team lo Charleston to compete for the Elate Championship. a i a n.unranlinc branch of Ihel Company Il's .22 rifle team won i place at a League 111 rifle Match held in lieckley last Saturday and Sunday. The a was in competition with four oth- companies; Headquarters and Company of Decklcy, Company E. of Richwood. and Company G.

of Gassaway. Members of the ginning leam from Honcevcrle were Capt. Kenneth IV. Moore, Lt: Eugene Spcnce. CW.O Paul F.

'Ramsey, M-Sgt. Mcrcl G. Morgan. M-Sgt, Charles Patlon. M-Sgt.

Kc and threaten their economy. The rest of us have to live with them, though we have by rules as strict as Australia's managed to eradicate such a terrible disease as hoof and "Australia is one of the world's great wool-producing countries. It exports vast quantities to this country. Think what it would Rodgci-s. Sgl.

james E. oull Sgl. Keith w. Dotson. Sgl.

John M. Goodall, Pfc. Charles H. Burns and Pvt. Ralph E.

Gill. W.V.I.A.C. Standings Va. Trch CONCORD their economy, as well as to ours, if they were to permit a sheep disease to be introduced. Also do horses still are porlant to their much more im agriculture than they arc to ours, or have been for 25 years.

1 The doclor emphasized that he was not setting himself up as an expert telling ihe horsemen and horsewomen that they were right Salem Morris Harvey Davis Elkins West Liberty Weslcyan wrong in wrangling wilh the Aussies. Nevertheless, we formed a definite opinion that he consid- in ers quarantine laws more import a than i contests. 15 15 13 Shepherd Slate BECKLEY Fairmont Bethany Potomac Slate 9 12 7 4 12 7 5 I't 5 2 7 3 12 GamM Tonijht n. at A-B Wesleyan at BECKLEY- a at Shady Spring .789 .733 .683 .650 .632 .600 .438 .429 .368 .361 .294 .204 .222 .2011 "Pick a Winning Whiskey- The Best Bourbon Bottled! i A BOTTLED at the A of I PARKTUFORD I OT. PARS a TIL FORD STRAIGHT KENTUCKY BOURBON "CHUT HOMES A I I A KENTUCKY I I I I I I.