Fourth Annual West Virginia All State Football Selections
The Daily Telegraph’s fourth annual All-State picks honor Wheley of Princeton, Alexander of Denver, and Brown of Hinton on the first team backfield and guard lines, with Waugh of Bluefield on the second team and Shaffer of Winchester on the third. Standout linemen and backs across the state are noted, along with the broad panel of officials, coaches, and selectors contributing to the poll. The review lauds the rising quality of West Virginia high school football and names many regional figures from Morgantown to War and Clarksburg.
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Daily Telegraph
Clarksburg
Charles
Earl Wheley
Princeton
Denver Alexander
Brown
Hinton
Buddy Waugh
Bluefield
Lewey Shaffer
Wheley
McCue
Morgantown
Isaac
Charleston
Cochran
Gardner
Shelton
Elkins
Huffman
Beckley
van Meter
Lipscomb
Asit
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Charles E. Hodges
West Virginia Football Officials Association
Carl P. Schott
West Virginia University
C. A. Tutwiler
Welch
Phil Hill
West Virginia Officials Association
Pat Beacom
Huntington
R. W. Nebinger
Athens
C. D. Rhodes
War
Hal Slutz
Ron McKinney
Grafton
Farley Bell
Victory
Glenn Taylor
Matewan
Everett Brinkman
Wheeling
H M. Law
Ed Crow
Clark Brown
Beaver
Frank Wimner
W. E. Hartel
Northfork
Dick Talbott
Washington - Irving
Russ Parsong
Oak Hill
A. H. Clyde
Paul Steinbicker
Parkersburg
Paletti
Berardelli Ewe Weirton
Broadwater
Eby
Cava
Wash
Irv
Hinton Griesinger
Darnell
Huntington Green
Kannon
New Martinsville
Mattsford
Yorke
War Adams
Stephens
Charleston Goldberg
Neem Westfall
Victory Odom
Meee
Wee Atkins
East Bank Flyer
Wellsburg
Camiencospeendene
E McQueen
Williamson McGhee
Mullens
Mercer County youths honored at Davidson
Three Mercer county students at Davidson College received athletic awards. P. J. McElrath of Bramwell, senior and co captain of the football team, earned a varsity letter for 1933. Bobby Peters and Lloyd Feuchtenberger of Bluefield won numerals for cross country. Peters and Feuchtenberger, freshmen, arrived home for holidays.
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Mercer County
Davidson College
Davidson
N. C
P. J. McElrath
Bramwell
McElrath
Bobby Peters
R. T. Peters
Lloyd Feuchtenberger
L. D. Feuchtenberger
Bluefield
Pro Basketball Action Highlights YMC A Triumph Over Baracas
Jim Nunan's YMC A quintet edged Baracas 31 to 25 in a dramatic city league game at Beaver High Gym. Mosby scored 24 to lead a late surge as YMC A climbed toward the first half title, while the National Guards routed St Clair 44 to 12 at Ramsey Gym. The season’s big themes include rising pro interest and the end of the Pennsylvania blue laws.
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Jockey Jimmy Hunter Tops Jefferson Field
Jimmy Hunter the leading jockey at Jefferson Park increased his margin over Eddie Arcaro by winning three races. He rode Pulis in race five Town Limit in race six the only public choice and Miss Upset in the final event to reach 28 overall wins. Pulse paid $11.40 Town Limit paid $4.60 and Hunter was second on Enigmatic in race two.
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Pulse
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Enigmatic
Gabby Street Leaves Cardinals for San Francisco Missions
Gabby Street departs St. Louis to coach the San Francisco Missions of the Pacific Coast League. The former pennant winner in St. Louis gains expanded authority and aims to lift the seventh place AA club toward a championship, hoping fans sing again that happy days are here again.
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Gabby Street
St. Louis
Horace Greeley
Gabby
San Francisco
Missions
Sarge
Cardinals
Street
California
Mission
Columbia coach optimistic on Rose Bowl chances
Paso, Texas reports Lou Little predicting a strong showing for Columbia against Stanford in the Pasadena Rose Bowl on New Year’s Day after a solid November showing. The team practiced at Kidd Field ahead of the game.
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Lou Little
Columbia
Stanford
Pasadena
Kiddeld
College Scores From The Latest Matches
Cincinnati 27 Hanover 25 Kentucky 42 Tulane 29 NYU 44 Columbia 29 Illinois 40 Washington University 36 in two overtime periods.
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Cincinnati
Hanover
Kentucky
Tulane
New York University
Columbia
Illinois
Washington University
Mack Smith Tops Qualifying Field
Pasadena opens with MacDonald Smith firing a 67 to lead a field of 205 as 57 qualifiers advance to a 36 hole final. Fay Coleman Willard Hutchinson and Paul Runyan tied for second with 69. others at par or better include Johnny Daweson Leo Diegel Jimmy Thomson Horton Smith and Denny Shute.
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Pasadena
Calif
MacDonald Smith
Fay Coleman
Culver City
Harry Cooper
Chicago
Olin Dutta
Santa Monica
Johnny Daweson
Leo Diegel
Philadelphia
Jimmy Thomson
Long Beach
Richmond
Willie Hunter
Ralph Guldahl
Graff Wood
Deal
N. J
Archie Hambrick
Young Bluefield
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Dobson Steps Out As Richmond Boss
Richmond Virginia December 22 After 21 years as coach of four sports at the University of Richmond Frank Dobson today handed in his resignation. The move follows alumni discontent and ends his 22 year association with the school. President Boatright said the resignation was accepted and the basketball coaching choice was to be addressed immediately.
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Richmond
University of Richmond
Frank Dobson
Old Dominion
F. W. Boatright
Dobson
Connie Mack refuses to resign from Athletics post
PhiladelphiaDecember 22 Connie Mack pledges he will not retire despite aging and a need to rebuild the Athletics after dispersing former champions. The aging baseball icon, about to turn 71, insists retirement is not on the horizon as he plans to reshape the team decisions ahead.
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Connie Mack
Philadelphia
Finis
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