Farley Scheduled for Double Duty in Naval Meet
JORGANTOWN April 24 Farley a WVU athlete famed for football and track is slated to compete in Navy West Virginia Pittsburgh triangular meet at Annapolis after the Maryland game. He may vault in pole vault high hurdles and broad jump while also playing for the Mountaineers.
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Academy Grounds
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Grant Hall
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Smith Amve Farley
Senators Postponed Baseball Game In Rain
Watt Powell's Senators were set to play the Military School cadets at Lewisburg but the game was postponed due to wet grounds. Heavy rains turned the Lewisburg diamond into a quagmire, forcing the cancellation and a rescheduled practice at Wawa Park.
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Senators
Carrier Military School
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Taft
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Basa
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Fennyley
Huntington
Door Life Benefits for All Ages Promoted
A civic note urges people from six to sixty to enjoy door life, stressing exercise benefits and keeping in good condition through active routines. The message emphasizes health and wellness for broad age groups.
College athletics as recreation and sport in early talk
A discussion argues college athletics matter but should not eclipse academics. The writer contrasts professional sports with student sport, praising balance, discipline, and recreation while critiquing overemphasis. References to Ace Hudkins and various teams illustrate opinions on athletic prominence and mass entertainment.
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Laport
Thounh Park
Ace Hudkins
Pacific Coast
Acco Hudkins
Nebraska Wildcat
Ace
Bat Nelson
Ad Wolgast
Hudkins
Joe Benjamin
Sid Terris
Sammy Mandell
CONTROL MENTAL. DOC ROBINSON TALKS PITCHING
Former pitcher Wilbert Robinson explains pitching control as mental discipline. He recounts guiding Ferdinand Schupp and shaping pitchers like Dizzy Vance and Burleigh Grimes by instilling confidence and belief in their abilities.
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AL Demarer
Gianta
Wilbert
Robinson
Broklyn
Mike
Pieher
Ferdinand Schupp
Uncle Hobbit
Associated Editors
Inco
Cardinals Drop Fifth Straight to Pittsburgh
The Cardinals lost to the Pirates 7 to 3 extending their skid to five games. Pitching and fielding miscues favored Pittsburgh as St. Louis fell behind early and could not rally, with key hits from Pirates batters and solid defense sealing the win in a high-scoring affair.
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Cardinals
Pittsburgh
Wesleyan Quantic grid game planned for 1926
Wesleyan and Quantic Marine units planned a mid season grid contest for 1926 to showcase athletic plans. Weather and scheduling issues delayed attempts to arrange a game with West Virginia Wesleyan and the university’s officials discussed venue constraints in Charleston.
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Hal Morris
Wesley
Athtere
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Nere
University of Toanerse
Spa Seidiere
Quantica Post
Armor Jlan
Loeat National Guard
Tennis Stars Film Exhibition in Charleston
A six reel traveling motion picture shown in Charleston on June 1 features international tennis stars. Produced by Molted States Lawn Trends, the program includes early greats such as William Taden and Vincent Richards in a documentary reel set. Proceeds support local clubs with free public viewings.
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Charleston
Asiow Motion Picture
Almshore Line International
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Ea Devovers
Cme Ber
Asaeeta Lon Durting
Hays
Mayerherr
Willikinh Taden
William My Fehnson
Vincent Richards
ON Williams
G. J. Patterson
Brooks
Mat
Awrod
Manust Arenze
Weber Wills
Meeting of Mt Hope Store Buyers Discuss Coal Interests
Store buyers from the New River Coal Operators association met yesterday at Mount Hope. Delegates from Charleston, Danville, and other towns attended with remarks by MoT Garvey, Stanley Higgins, and Sam Parker presiding. Higgins welcomed the Charleston delegation and spoke on the Bake Cara rate case before the Interstate Commerce Commission, expressing optimism about a favorable outcome.
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New River Coal Operators Association
Seling
Mount Hane
Charleston
Treluding Dan
Bane
Okey Ho
Ahork
Checlwouton
Lnter- Btaté Commerce Commission
Sam Parker
Lightweight Title Bouts Named for April Event
The New York State Athletic Commission announces a series of lightweight title bouts. Benny Leonari is named successor while the Queensboro Stadium hosts a March 18 test match featuring Benny Wielger and Silly Sram. Other contenders include Red d Gondruoh of Buffalo and a South American rival, with finals slated for next weekend.
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Hetwren van White
Young Brinen
Mountaineer Nine Falls to Yale in Erratic Game
West Virginia capitalized on Yale errors and mistimed hits as Caytal Tallman pitched for WVU but could not stop Yale from winning 48 to 0. Yale’s pitcher controlled the game with first class work while WVU struggled with defense and timely hitting in this wartime era score.
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Thea
Everad Mere
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Arndee
Far West
Vie Sintra
Neem
Jwax
Philips
Gece
Lewis
Patrick
West Virginia Politics Kept Alive By Speaker Keatley Rumor
In a Glomon section Curtis in MTowered recounts how Edwin M. Keatley, speaker of the West Virginia House, draws praise for leadership and a possible bid for governor. The piece notes his businesslike administration, open access to colleagues, and speculation he could seek the Senate or governorship as GOP prospects in 1928.
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House of Delegates
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