West Virginia All-State Football Team 1932 Named
Charleston reports the seventh annual West Virginia All-State football selections with Gary, Kimball, Dunbar, Aracoma, and Clarksburg among leading teams. Notable picks include James Jackson Dunbar as quarterback and Richardson Garnet as a star halfback.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil KR. H
Scotty
Scott
Kimball
Dunbar
Fairmont
Arooma
Logan
Kelley Miller
Clarkeburg
James Jackson
Airmoot
Aracoma High
Richardson
Garnet
Gunn
Gary
Segeon
Price
Genog
Price Ia
Evans
Conners
Dyan
Itke Conners
Peases
Junta
Tsran
Johnson
Carter
Fuppen
Filppenhalla
Genoa
Parrish
Aracama
Jackson
Danbar
Charleston
Gery End
Clarksburg
Sarael
Teckle
Flippen
Canter
Pertleh
Aracoma
Pade—Heywood
Pryor
Hackney
Washington
Motley
Devideon
DuBois
Johnnon
Amago
Stockes
Northfork
Morgans
Davin
Douglass
Farmer
Williams
Sumner
Eddie Loos Scores Age To Share Top In Pasadena Play
Eddie Loos shares top honors at the Pasadena competition as results list multiple age groups and scores. The page notes runners and competitors from Salem Brooklyn Westchester Ban Francisco and Chicago with various times and PRs. In a separate item, Yen, head of the Chinese delegation, was named ambassador to Moscow as Russia and China resume diplomatic ties. announcement anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie Loos
Pasadena
Frank Shater
Salem
Otis
Brooklyn
Prs
Ae Smith
Oak Park
Wba
Runyon
Westchester
N. C
Archie Hampbrick
Bluefield
West Va
Espinosa
Chicago
Romie
Ae Mosm
Ban Francisco
Eee Lg
Aoe
Nanking
Yen
Ehad
eGneva
Russia
Ching
Moscow
Intellin
Oon
Hampden Sydney Plans Conference For Small Mid Atlantic Colleges
Hampden Sydney College in Virginia reports a plan to form a conference of smaller Mid Atlantic colleges. Participants tentatively include St John’s Annapolis John Hopkins Baltimore Randolph Macon Haverford Swarthmore Emory and Henry Roanoke Guilford and others. Leaders expect early invitations and see benefits over large athletic scholarships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hampden
Swarthmore
Pennsylvania
American University of Washington
Emory and Henry
Lynchburg
Roanoke
Bridgewater
Virginia
Elen
Guilford
North Carolina
Barnier
Old Dominion Cachools
Dernie
University of Richmond
William and Mary College
Pop Warner Eyes Temple Return This Spring
Palo Alto note reports Glenn Pop Warner seeks early arrival at Temple for spring practice if Stanford grants him leave of absence. Warner told Associated Press he would like to return, but Stanford must decide first. He hinted he could help if Tiny Thornell or others arrange a loan or leave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palo Alto
Calif
Glenn
Pop" Warner
Temple University
Stanford University
Stanford
Warner
Associated Prats
Tiny
Thorn
Rin
Pop
Ralph Greenleaf Still Heads Cue Title Race
New York December 17 Ralph Greenleaf ten times holder of the Pocket billiard title since 1911 leads the national tournament at the Capital Billiard Academy. He defeated Andrew Ponz 125 to 82 for his sixth straight victory to retain undisputed first place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ralph [Greenleaf
Lo Night
Andrew Ponz
Philadelphia
Capital Billiard Academy
College basketball finals mixed scores across many teams
Brigham Young 49 defeated Western State 41 while Navy downed Western Michigan State 30. Michigan State Teachers blanked Michigan 2a, Wabash led MolS 24, New York University 99 beat St Louis 27. Purdue 47 topped Carleton 19, Iowa 34 over Pittsburgh 36, Minnesota 28 to Wisconsin 14, Davis and Elkins 26 beat Denver 24, Duke defeated George Washington 34.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brigham Young
Western Hate
Columbia
Navy
Western
Mich
Michiigan
Wabash
iMols
New York University
Toroux
St. Louie U
Purdue
Carleton
Iowa
Pittsburgh
Minnesota
Marquette
Wisconsin
Werateen Reserve
Ohio Wesleyan
Bowling Green
Ohio
Detroit City College
Marshall
Kentucky
Davis and Elkins
Denver University
Duke
George Washington
Pitt Varsity and Old Grads Tangle on Gridiron
Pitt Varsity battles Old Grads in a rough exhibition with players such as Heller, Hogan, and Rolder starring for the Panthers. Coach Jock Sutherland leads a 36-man squad preparing for a Rose Bowl quest with travel plans through Dallas, Tucson, and Notra Dame as he shuffles ends, tackles, guards, backs, and centers among the roster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secondariea
Waltz
Onder
Dt Onca
OQ Garage
Nigakin
Toby Usade
Schulty
Toby
Aquare
Clark
Varsity
Pitt
Trojan
Panthers
Heller
Big Jim MaceMurdo
Heston Braves
Joe Donchess
Amear
Holler
Sebastian
Welsenbaugh
Gainer
Gayda
Baker
Rooney
Hogan
Thavarsky
Dick Matesic
James Simms
Walter Palasia
Isadore Weinstock
Henry Welsenbaugh
John Luch
Bill Strickling Named President of Cage Gang
Huntington official B W Strickling was elected president of the Southern West Virginia district board of basketball officials at a meeting in Charleston. Kenneth Chinowath was reelected secretary-treasury. About 100 officials and coaches attended as L W St John of Ohio State and R B Gorman of Charleston High spoke on rules and state tournament plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
W. Strickling
Huntington
West Virginia
Wucoeeda Kenneth Chinowath
Dunbar
Pailty Hill
Goncheé
L. W. St. John
Ohio State University
RB. J. Gorman
Charleston High School
Tennis rankings name Shields top in Eastern Lawn Tennis
New York December 17. Trank X. Shields of New York United States Davis cup player was ranked No 1 in the Eastern Lawn Tennis Association list for 1932 ahead of Sidney B Wood Jr John Van Hyn and Gregory Mangin Indoor United States titleholder Mrs Dorothy Andrus Burke of Greenwich Conn ranked first among women for the second straight year followed by Baroness Maud Levi of New York and Norma Taubale of New York Berkeley Bell and Mangin headed the doubles and Marcus Hecht the juniors The first ten include Meni Shields Wood Van Hyn Mangin David Jones New York I Gilbert Hall South Orange N J Manuel Alonso New York Eugene McCaulif Yonkers N Y Berkeley Bell New York and Edward W Burns dx New York Also listed are women Mery Burke Baroness Levi Miss Jaubela Mrs Agnea 8 famine Rye N Y Alice Francis Orange N 34 Grace Lurber New York Carolyn Roberts New Roch aie N Y Mrs Caroline S Hirsch White Plains Mrs William V Has ter Glen Gove N i and Mrs Christian H Muhl New York John Hone Doeg Newark headlined tig.men last year despite retirement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Trank X. Shields
United States
Sidney B. Wood Jr
John van Ryn
Gregory Mangin
Dorothy Andrus Burke
Greenwich
Mangin
Marcus Hecht
Meni
Baroness Levi
Jaubela
Agnea
Rye
Alice Francis
Orange
Grace Lurber
Carolyn Roberts
New Rochaie
N. Yi
Caroline
Hirsch
White Plains
William V. Haster
Glen Gove
Christian H. Muhl
John Hone Doeg
Newark
Don
Kentucky Council Fails to Act on Gamage Row
Lexington Kentucky The University of Kentucky athletic council adjourned a four hour hearing without acting on student demands to release head football coach Harry Gamage. The chair said accusations of incompetency were not formal charges and thus not before the council though it will consider written charges. The council adopted student recommendations for financial policy changes including regular audits and a revision of the free pass list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
University of Kentucky Athletic Council
Harry Gamage
Hooch
Grehan
Charrsman
Gamage
John “Spinner Campbell
Alabane Alar
Mercer Dowell Group Meets in Welch Today
The Mercer Dowell group gathers for its first winter meeting at Welch in the American Legion building at 10 o'clock. Coaches and officials from Mepewell Matoory association and two counties attend, organized last fall at Northfork. Co. D. Rhodes, president, called the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mepewell Matoory Association
Welch
American Legion
Northfork
Co. D
Dusty) Rhodes
All State Football Picks Highlight West Virginia Stars
ASE Kyle and Iafolla awarded first team posts. Hensley of Huntington tops the center race. Backfield stars Barnum Labay Hederick Issella and Kyle cited as top performers. Contenders include Batmam Labay Hederick Tafola Kyle and others. 1932 WV champs shared by Huntington Hig Creek Moundsville. sectional leaders listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ase
Kyle
Iafolla
Sailor
Wheeling
Lively
Beckley
Hensley
Huntington
Williams
Moundsville
Green
Bluefield
Golden
Parkersburg
Tennawine
Morgantown
Didge Hensley
Sessona
Barnum
Lalay
Hederick
Issella
Batmam
Labay
Atar
Fairmont West
Tafolla
Boyses
West Virginia
Sodaro
Charleston
Francs
Northfork
Penteraon
Weston
Roger
Dunbar
Sebrell
Pt. Pleasant
McQueen
Williamson
Stansbury
Hig Creek
Griffithsville
Clagg
Moundasville
Ohio Valley
Monongahela Valley
Elkins
Fairmont
West Elose
Big Creek
I. A
Princeton Secoad
Welch
Martinsburg
Keyser
Garten and Pike Fight Night in Kentucky Ring Offer
Garten and Pike, both seasoned fighters, headline a Kentucky bout after extensive training with Jim Parker in Princeton. Pike, 199 pounds, holds a 25-? record with 19 knockouts and past amateur finalist experience, while Garten has trained six weeks and faces sparring difficulties. The card, organized by George Smiley, includes eleven bouts. main event shortened to three rounds per boxing commission rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Pike
Chattanooga
Bluefield College Fethalhera
Josh
Big Boy
Garten
Big Jim Parker
Princeton
Parker
Ring
Bliefield College
George Smiley
Smiley
Lans
LARRUPIN LOUIE GEHRIG OPPOSES NIGHT BALL GAME
White Sulphur Springs West Virginia Dee seventeenth Lou Gehrig star first baseman for the New York Yankees on vacation here expressed opposition to night baseball He said night games would ruin minor league players and shorten the average players career by two to three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Dee
Lou Gehrig
Yankees
Gehriz
Jake
Kentucky Outclasses Marshall Quint 57 to 28 in Charity Game
Kentucky dominated Marshall in a charity basketball game as Demessey scored 24 for the Wildcats. Johnson distributed well, while Hunter and Kincaid contributed for Marshall. The piece notes Wheat origins and cites All-State football honors for several players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Marshall Quint
Ashland
University of Kentucky
Marshall College
Big Green
John Demolsey
Wildcats
Marshall
Hunter
Darby
Aggie Sale
Wildcate
Demessey
West Virginia
Johnson
Kincaid
Baer May Tangle With Gob Sharkey
Ancil Hoffman of Maz Baer rushed to New York to arrange a fight between Baer and Schmeling with promoter Jack Dempsey. Terms not disclosed. The bout may occur at Polo Grounds or Soldier Field during the next world’s fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Ancil Hoffman
Maz Baer
New York
Haer
May Schmeling
Hoffman
Jack Dempsey
Jon Jacobs
Schmeling
Polo Grounds
Soldier Field
Chicago
Yesterday's Mutuals Race Totals and Thrag Results
Yesterday totals show 34.60 first entry with two others 81.20 and 34.80. Thrag races report 100.60. Overall figures list five races 1,237.40 and seven races 195.40.
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Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Gary and
Kimball High School
Paige
Guns
Obl Laing
T. H. Somerville
Hampden-Sydney
States
D. C
Emory
Pop Warner
Temple
Ralph Greenleaf
Crosley
Rolster
Thompson Radio & Service
Comerce
Pitt Varsity
Bill Strickling
Cage Gang
Oatelog
EAGT
Lawn Tennis Association
New York Star
Wood
van Ryn
Burke
Kentucky Council
Mercer‘m’dowell Group
Rteen Ene
Schlossberg
Nort
Binefield Farnitary Co
Daily Telegraph
Frankie Iafolla
Cochran
Victory High School
Mustachio
Fairmont East
Wheeling Fulback
Asia
Tatolia
The
Daily Telegraph and
Sunset News
Baer
Gob Sharkey
Pacific Coast
Pug
East
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