Bluefield College Faces Fresh Start in Cage Club
Bluefield College basketball drills intensify as coach Goeth Mullle LeNoir prepares for a season opener on December 17. Only four lettermen return from last year. Johnny Forteme Gen Stodebaker Roberge and Al Bergeron are the veterans guiding a largely rebuilt squad. Jack Murray remains enrolled but inactive.
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Bluefield College
Goeth Mullle LeNoir
Radin’ Red
Bluefeld
Dell
Necwleus
Johnny Forteme
Gen Stodeba
A A U Delegates Postpone Fraga Controversy
Delegates of A A U delay a decision on Fraga as they prepare to resume discussions. The confrontation centers on Olympic forces and demands two hours for final arguments while Ornstein and Kirby critique the proceedings.
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Wercott
Olympic
Ornstein
Pms
Unclear OCR Race Notes and Seafood Ad Brief
Fragmentary text references Bob Cruickshank and Revoltat ie, a procession and pars, with scattered mentions of Aberdeen, Orlands, and an amateur trophy. A seafood dinner advertisement promotes Florida Peapens Red Snapper Mackerel and general health benefits from eating seafood.
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Dane, Jr
Orlands
Timmr's
Florida
Golden Glove Regional Tourney Planned for Huntington
Huntington West Virginia plans a regional Golden Amateur Boxing Tournament to start January 20. Winners in eight classes will advance to Chicago for the Tri-Daneg national tournament on February 24, 26, 28. Open to state boxers and amateurs from eastern and southern Ohio and parts of Virginia. Entry deadlines not yet set.
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Huntington
W. Va
Huntington Adverter
Chicago
Tri- Dane
Tmp
Ohio
Virginia
Boxing and all southern conference discuss Bluefield event
Conference members debated allowing schools to decide boxing participation and considered holding the next boxing tournament at Bluefield in early spring under the West Virginia State Athletic Commission. The Daily Telegraph board will select All Southern honors in Bluefield with coaches from Northfork Welch Oak Hill and Beckley among others.
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Ricefield
Faretteville
West Virginia State Athletic Commission
Ward Write
Mullens
Hich
Bluefield
Bors
Daily Telegraph Selection Board
West Virdalan
Ginner
Daily Telegraph
Cosches Hartel
van Meter
Northfork
Beckley
Tutwiler
Nebinger
Welch
Athens
Telegraph
Dillon
Oak
HMI
Bauer
Histon
Stamsbury
Beckier
Riley
Be Creek
Kester
Rush
Gary
Davis
Melens
Bord
Hinton
Broombrghrers
Mallens
Green
Ser
Oak Hill
Backes
Sullivan Oe Lawson
Thomason
Princeton
Sea Gardes Brand Points and Srabavens on balf shell
A brief note from Jimmy's reports Sea Gardes Brand scoring points and Srabavens on a half shell dish.
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SEA Gardes
Srabavens
Jimmy's
Graber and Henry Top Mat Program
Prominent wrestling features headline Bluefield Va as Jim Henry and Henry Graber meet in the main event at Sportrena. Bouts open with Hal Rumberg versus Carl Schatz with the arena opening at 7 15 pm and ladies admitted free with each paid ticket. Graber arrives late to establish quarters at a local hotel while Luttrall Schultz clash looms as Amberg drew with Graber last week in a keen exhibit.
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Bluefield
Sportrena
Bluefeld
Jim “Goon
Henry
Henry Graber
Ralph Weinberg
Hal Rumberg
Washington We Product
Carl Schatz
Activiies
Weinberg
Saace Heary
Lattrall- Henry
Wein
Bond Graber
Rumberg
Schultz
Luttrall
Graber
Mustangs Clinch 12th Straight Victory in Colorful Season Finale
Southern Methodist, bound for the Rose Bowl, closes its regular season with a 24 to score win over Texas A and M, extending their unbeaten streak as Bobby Wilson stars with a 6 yard TD and key runs. Oklahoma City and Texas Tech battle to a 7 7 tie. others in the Southwest and Pacific leagues finish strong.
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New York
Mustangs
Southern Methodist
Stanford
Texas A
Texas Christian
Silee
Louisiana
New Orleans
Washington
Fornia
Trojans
Florida
Wonere Maryland
Nk Ace
Goome
Geneva
Pennsylvania
Newberry
South Carolna
Texas Tech
Oklahoma City
Bobby Wilson
Billie
Wilson
Tacite
Guckerson
Ae - Goa
Artie
All American football stars named by era selectors
Daniel and Wilson lead the list with end talent from LSU and Southern California. Notre Dame, Texas Christian, Princeton, Yale, Army, Minnesota, and others place players in the backfield and line categories with standout performances noted across the season.
Incomplete Quarterback List From College Rosters
A fragmented OCR excerpt lists numerous college players by name and school, including Sponaugie Franklin Marshal Stewart Louisiana State Barabas Columbia etc. The garbled text mentions quarterbacks and multiple universities such as California Ohio State Florida UCLA Notre Dame Texas Princeton Yale and others, with scattered surnames and affiliations.
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Sponaugie
Franklin
Marshal
Stewart
Louisiana State
Barabas
Columbia
Batten
Corpell
Blower
California
Boucher
Ohio
Bryant
William and Mary
Bulvid
Marquette
Cardwell
Nebraska
Chare
Florida
Cheshire
U. C
L. A. Charbonneau
North Dakota
Drake
Northwestern
Daris
Ana
Asa
Faust St. Bonaventure
Chicago
Geckerson
Maryand
Haines
Washington
State
Gnebeseh Aulture
Bu Baten
Missicri
Kaulukukel
Hawaii
Kart
Valparaiso
Ind
Kern
Colgate
LaNave
Larsen
Utah
LaRue
Pittsburgh
James Lawrence
Texas Christian
Leemane
George Washington
LeVan
Princeton
Maniaci
Fordham
Matelan
Carnegie
Meyer
Army
Meehan
Catawba
N. C
Mickal
Louisana State
Mints
Tulane
Mesa
West Virginia
Nairne
Dartmouth
Notre Dame
Biffie
Albright
Renzo
Tempe
Robbins
Arkansas
Robertson
Virginia
Red Navy
Shakespeare
Smith
New York University
Stanley
Williams
Stovall
North Texas
Thompson
Minnesota
White
Janieski
Duqueene
Zeb
Western Reserve
Buckeye Conference Bans Recruiting for Players
The Buckeye conference approves a rule to ban recruiting by coaches and notes the action is a reminder aligned with other conferences resolutions. The Wesleyan mentor says coaches may still speak at high school banquets. The Buckeye track meet will be held at a university in Oxford and the 1836 football schedule lists a Septem ber game between Cincinnati and Dayton.
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Circuit Des
Wesleyan
Buckeye
Oxford
Cincinnati
Dayton
P. W. A. Extension Deadline Discussion
Discussion of extending the P. W. A. deadline cites cases where work cannot start in eight days and where bids were rejected as too high. O Neile argues extensions may be granted if demand exists. Williamson’s water supply system project is noted amid the discussion.
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O’neile
Williamson
Water Supply Srstem
Hal , Incorporated
Beckley Opens Concord Season With Blue Hawks Schedule
Beckley College plans a Concord season facing Elkins Broad Gas Bluefield and other teams including New River and National Business College. Coach W Gee and a thirty man squad train hard with veterans like Baxter Lewis D Antoni Lilly and Dooler leading. The schedule runs from January 16 at Athens to February 26 with multiple home games and key opponents.
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Charles Baxter Lewis
D'Antoni
Leslie Lilly
Harold Dooler
Mountain Lion
Tle
Eho Ie
Gary Team Ranks High in State Competition
The Gary Bull Doss closed a historic season with a 232 to victory over rival Kimbell Terrors. Coach Wilkerson rebuilt with four regulars, yet Gargites impressed all season, losing only to Huntington in nine games. Strong line play and blocking by Anderson Vernon and Shack Francis powered a potent offense. Francis, a senior, scored seven touchdowns and five extra points.
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Gary Bull Doss
Kimbell Terrors
Wilkerson
Gargites
Garr
Huntington
Anderson
Vernon
Herbert
Shack
Francis
Glenwood Team Opens Season Against Wholesalers Tuesday
The Glenwood Cardinals host the Wholesalers Tuesday for the opening game of the season. The team invites other clubs to arrange future games by contacting their manager.
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Glenwood
Cardinals
Magician Hubbard Held in Shoplifting Case
Cincinnati magician Paul Hubbard is jailed awaiting hearing before Magistrate H. B. Kitts on charges of shoplifting. Police say he took an overnight bag worth 15 dollars from Montgomery Ward, then another bag worth 50 dollars from Bluefield Furniture, and attempted a third theft at Ward before staff recovered all three.
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Paul Hubbard
Cincinnati
H. B. Kitts
Hebbard
Montgomery Ward
Cone Aiter
Hubbard
Bluefield Furniture Company
Chiang Kai Shek Named Virtual Dictator of China
Chiang Kai Shek assumed multiple top roles as China’s government shifted toward a virtual dictatorship. He became chairman of the executive yuan and premier, and was named vice chairman of the Kuomintang while retaining control of the military affairs commission, centralizing authority amid North China tensions and a government crisis.
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Chiang Kai Shek
China
Nanking
Chiang Kai-Shek
Chiang
Chinese Sovernment Executive Committee
Ruan
Wang Ching-Wei
Wee
Kuomintang
Nationalist Party
Nae
Wilitery Affairs Commission
North China
Washington Wins Over Trojans 6-2 in 1925 Upset
In Los Angeles on December 7, Washington upset Southern California 6 to 2 before 35,000. Byron Haines scored the lone Huskies TD after a safety gave USC a two point lead, then intercepted a Trojan pass and returned 24 yards. Jim Cain and Ed Nowgroski aided the Huskies’ win.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Byron Haines
Washington
Southern California
Haines
Hie
Jimmy Rhelan
Cain
Nowgroski
Bud Langley
Lemer Logg
Trojans
South Methodist Licks Texas Aggies In Smooth Victory
SMU scored on a 38 yard pass and Turner's one yard plunge after a hard fought game. Weant added a kick as SMU dominated the Aggies with strong line play by Wilson Burt Sprague and Smith. Wetsel and Spain were sidelined, but the Mustangs celebrated a Rose Bowl bound mood.
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Larry Lats
California
Dick Smith
Minnesota
Truman Spain
Southern Methodist
Smith
John Weller
Prince of North
Turner
Weant
Wilson
Shelley Burt
Johnny Sprague
J. R. Smith
Aggie
J. C
Wetsel
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Studebaker
Fortune
Roberge
Bergeron
A. U
Bob Cruickshank
Revoltatie
Bleefield
Sportarena
Jim Goon
Oklahoma
Palse
Hal” Schultz
University of Washington
By Stoney Smallwood
Shuford
Hart
Saeed Schmidt
Thone
Gaynell Tinsier
Bill Shuler
Walter Winike
Rutgers
Gil Lea
Monk Moscrip
Stafford
Wayne Millner
Darrell Lester
Cavain
Lester
Danieland
America
Booth
Albie Booth
Yale
Los Southern California
Rice
John MccCariey
Bill Wallace
Harry Sanford
Lloyd Cardwell
Check Cheshire
Hessbere
North Carolina
Don Jackson
Dake
Ace Parker
Ose Stimmons
Iowe
Lawrence
Sam Adrian
Grayson
Beise
Grayeon
Che Constace
Dick Crarre
Simmons
Harry Shaford
Iowa
Hayes
Kansas
Howell
Keller
Kelly
Harvard
Leys
Loeds
Pargue
Longfellow
MacMillan
McChesney
cDonald
Train
Willis
Maryland
Wendt
Ohio State
Wray
Baylor
Baer
Kensae Wesleyan
Barth
Penn State
Bale
Brown
Vanderbilt
Farley
Virginia Millary
Fitzsimmons
Georgia Tech
Kristian
Montgomery
Marpay
Colorado
Reutz
Sklar
Storke
Wilkinson
Minnea Zabriskie
Navy
Zania
Tem
Bell
Purdue
Canvoor
Robbertalaw
Roverta, Pub
Sayre
Tex
Patrick
Skoning
A Shuford
Smokier
Temple
Srakeach
Montana
Wagner
Whitehead
Concord
Nebinger Ar
James Stinnette
Haile
Mitchell
Law
Bryson
Francie
Carl Daniels
State Athletic Union
Excelsior Gary
Hope Gary
Graham
St Albans
Nancy Burgess
Barboursville
Helen Adams Keller
Huscumbia
Ala
Huskies
Southern
Covenanters
Panthers
Panther
Christian
G. Booth
Covenanters Eoeresevess
Peter
J. Goodykoontz
South
Methodist Licks
Texas Ags
WA Ser Lee
Adam Scheidt Brewing CO
Norristown, Pa
Bluefield Produce & Provision CO. Mullens
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