Boxers Seek Busy Campaign for 1933 Intercollegiate Champs
Mountaineer boxing program under Captain Bill Neely plans a tight schedule with seven duels and the third annual conference tournament set for March 16 and 17 in Morgantown. Coach Eddie Vachoresse returns from medical study as varsity and freshman contenders train daily. Bucknell, Duquesne, Washington and Jefferson, Carnegie Tech, and Pittsburgh on the slate with Navy clash in February.
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Bucknell
Duguesne
Temple
Washington and Jefferson
Carnegie Tech
Pittsburgh
Navy
Annapolis
Mountaineer
Capitan
Bill ‘Neely
Tope
Eto
Vachoresse
Neely
Charley Payne
Towers “Lafty
Hamilton
Knap Tim
Morgantown
Duquesne
Philadelphia
Ans Capolis
Eddie Collins Beams Denies Alexander To Be Shipped
Boston December report shows Eddie Collins and Tom Yawkey denying plans to send Dale Alexander to Kansas City or to the Blues. Collins confirms Alexander was not discussed as a likely transfer and cites a working agreement involving Stumns Almada and Fullerton with Kansas City.
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Eddie Collins
Alexander
Bushes
Boston
Tom Yawkey
Boston Red Sox
Menway Park
Chicago
Addie
Dale Alexander
Katens City
Kansas City
Collina
Kansan City
Blues
Lkely
Sand Alexandr
Stumns
Almada
Fullerton
American Association
Thirsty American to Have Strange Liquors
A federal action opens import permits for Americans seeking unusual liquors after prohibition. Permits may allow Sityowicz brandy from Palestine and other beverages including ouzo, rae, and regional imports. The program outlines four months of allowed imports through next March and lists diverse offerings from many countries.
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Washington
Palestine
Federal Alcohol Control Administration
Ching
Bareardl
Cuba
Southern Officials Name Slutz President in West Virginia baseball group
Charleston officials report Hal Slutz of Huntington elected president of the Southern West Virginia board of approved basketball officials succeeding BU Strickling. Other officers chosen include Pete Austin Geelf G. Frantz and D. 31 Weatfall as vice-presidents with Robert O. Hawkins as secretary-treasurer. The association endorsed a first annual football game between northern and southern West Virginia high school players in Charleston on New Year’s Day.
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Charleston
W. Va
Dee
Hal Slutz
Huntington
Southern ‘Weat
Virginia
BU Strickling
Pete Austin
Holden
Geelf G. Frantz
Oak Hill
D. 31
Weatfall
Dunbar
Robert 0. Hawkins
West Virginia
Sewell and Pennock Still With the Yankees
New York contracts holder Col Jacob Stuyore confirms Herb Pennock and Jon Sewell remain in good standing with the New York Yankees despite reports of unconditional release. Ed Barrow and Ruppert deny such action and say only Barrow and Fate are authorized to speak for the club.
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Yankees
Pennock
Chicago
New York
Jacob Stu Yore
Herb Pennock
Jon Sewell
New York Yankees
Hontrary
Yankee
Ruppert
Ed Barrow
Eas
Barrow
Fate
Naithat
Armored Truck Driver Sought After $39000 Heist
Chicago police search for Albert R. Hammel, Brinks Express driver, after he fled from an armored truck with $39000 cash near a bank. A note found in the vehicle suggested Hammel stepped out briefly, with kidnapping theories unsubstantiated by police.
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Chicago
Albert R. Hammel
Brinka Express Company
Jaop
Hammel
First National Bank
Waa
West Virginia Gridiron Stars in All Opponent Team Picks
WVU players select the all opponent eleven for 1923 with John Del Isola of Fordham and Hol Danowell of West Virginia among captains. Pitt, Wisconsin, and Duquesne share multiple spots. Dr Rutherford’s line praised for shutting WVU near the goal line.
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Morgantown
W. Wity Dee
Pitt
Duquesne
Ourment
West Virginia University
Mountaineers
John del Incla
Fordham
Virginia
Hol Danowell
Winconsin
Panther
Dr. Rutherland
West Virginia
Roal Ling
Tarelscia Onder
Tegular Mountaineer
Frank Tiger Walton
Sal
Tom Fontaine
Wisconsin
Mountaineer
Worat Lighing
Madison
Armiaicedas
John Golamgeake
Spears
Ackle
Joe Pilconta
Wayland Beckern
Marquette
Mountaingers
Pitts
Joe Skindany
Amos Bolen
George Ato
Sir Yoninelli
Elmer Layden
Bud Shelton
David Elkins
Phalces
Skiadany
Pjit
Fife
Canter
Calatian
Georgetown
Watts
Temple
Poa Pliconia
LE Walton
Pittsburgh
LJ Onder
LO del Isola
Wien Olemgeake
Becker
Marquatte
RD Shelton
Davis
Danowski
Fontaine
Aulwell
Brelus
J. Venerosa
Templa
J. Fife
J. Callahan
Georgetown Rado
Niccolat
Skladany
Baverine
Strutt
Walnatock
Weejayan
Rooker
Melyngray
Dalrymple
Glantonio
Wealeyan
Hartwing
Portsmouth grid team wallops all stars in Johnson City charity
Portsmouth Ohio Spastang professional football team routed an aggregation of local all star players 44 to 24 in a charity exhibition game in Johnson City Tenn. The away squad included three Portsmouth players and several members of the Pittsburgh Pirates led by Tony Tholm and Herman Hickman. Presnell threw a touchdown and field goal, Schauke scored twice, Wendling and Mitchell added scores, and Caddell added a touchdown.
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Johnson City
Tenn
Portsmouth
Ohio
Spastang
Portamouth
Wittsburgh Pirates
Tony Tholm
Herman Hickman
Portemouth
Presnell
Schauke
Wmnding
Mitchell
Caddell
Spartang
Consistent Nyack Wins Feature at Jefferson Park
New Orleans December 16 Consistent Nyack the favored horse won the feature at Jefferson Park in a close finish ahead of Toe Dance with C P Patchett’s horse third. Nyack paid 2.20 for 2 to 1 and covered the mile in 1 13 4 5. Also notes Belisved mold discovery and a local market item for sea garden brand at Jimmy's.
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Nyack
Jefferson Park
New Orleans
Frank Baremba
Noah
C. PL
Patchett
Mre
J. Grogsman
Boas
van the
Professional grid stars battle for share of receipts
The piece notes the contest will divide an eight percent receipts pool, with 60 percent to winners and 40 percent to losers. It lists probable starting lineups for Chicago and opponents, including Beart, Grants, Hewitt, Carr, Flaherty, Brumbaugh, Newnan, Molsaworth, Burnett, Manders, Molenda, Rafevee, Hughitt, and officials Bobby Cahn, Robert Kargh, and Dan Teban.
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Chicago
Beart Pos
Grants Hewitt
Carr
Flaherty Brumbaugh Newnan Molsaworth
Burnett Manders
Shields and Jacobs Top National Tennis Rankings
National rankings show Shields and Jacobs high in both men’s and women’s singles as season-ender invitational play and national championships push top players into semis and near the lead. The Davis Cup context and multiple lists reflect shifts with Jacobs from Berkeley and Moody from Berkeley maintaining prominent positions amid a crowded field.
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Shields and Jacobs
Johnny Doog
Shields
Wood
Lott Ang Stoeten
Parker
Moody
Afea
Uata
Dothlea
Helen H, Jacobs
Berkeley
California
Melen Wills Moody
Berskeley
Alice Marble
San Francisco
Sarah Palfrey
Brooking
Massachusetts
Carolin Babcock
Lag Angelea
Josephine LE
Oj Gang Mako
Jack Tidbal
Robert Bryan
Jain McLjarmid
Joseph Coughlin
Jerry Wiley
Berkeley Well
Gregory
Mangin
Clifford Sutter
Eugene H. McCaulire
Sanyel Sue
Samuel Fitch
Malcolm T
Monongahela Valley Big Ten elects McKinney president
Morgantown WV December 16 Ran McKinney of Grafton was chosen president of the Monongahela Valley Big Ten conference. Ross Bonar of Buchanan re elected secretary treasurer. Paul Daveson of Fairmont was named president of the Monongahela Valley Coaches Association and George Hill of Fairmont east vice president. Meetings aligned with WVU basketball clinic. The Big Ten will meet next winter in Clarksburg. Arrangements of basketball schedules for the coming season occupied coaches.
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Morgantown
W. Va
Ran McKinney
Grafton
Ross Bonar
Buchannon
Paul
Biz) Daveson
Fairmont West
Monongahela Valley Coaches’ Association
George Hill
Fairmont Dast
West Virginia University
Big Ten
Clarksburg
Grid Officials Propose Changes in Game Rules
Harvard athletics manager William Blugheam eastern football official Walter Okeson and Columbia coach Lew Little spoke at the annual banquet proposing rule changes. They discussed the dead ball rule and timer issues affecting play and injuries, noting the current rules lack adjustments to college football norms.
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Nemens
Sorlona
William Blugheam
Harvard
Walter Okeson
Lew Little
Columbia
Ware
Charleston Negro Team Defeats Fairmont 6 to 0 In Postseason Game
In Charleston W V Garnet high school beat Dunbar high school Fairmont 6 to 0 in a postseason game claiming the unofficial Negro high school football championship. Both teams were undefeated in the regular season. St Clair Wins basketball game as St Clair crossings defeat Bluefield Va theatre boys.
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Charleston
Fairmont
W. Va
Garnet High School of
Dunbar High Scho
ST. Clair
St. Clair Crossings
Bluefield
Theatra Boys
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