LSU End Tinsley Gaining All America Hype
Baton Rouge November 30 LSU wingman W Gagnell Tinsley, famed as the “perfect terminal,” is pegged for All America honors. The 19 year old from Haynesville led conference ends in scoring at midseason with three touchdowns in four games and sparked LSU’s offense and defense with a 77 yard backfield dash against Mississippi. Coach Ben Inis calls him even greater this season, boasting his polish, poise, and defensive impact.
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Minnesota Gophers and bowls amid final season rankings
Minnesota's Gophers navigate bowl options on New Year’s Day as Sugar Bowl speculation centers on Pittsburgh. The Big Ten limits post season plans while Fordham slips from third to fifteenth, and Ivy rivals Yale Dartmouth and Penn stay noted among the final ranking mix dominated by the Middle West.
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Baseball Heads Meet
Boston Bees and Brooklyn Dodgers face an upbeat talk about the coming season. The Phillies likewise plan aggressive moves, hoping to improve after last year, while the Dodgers joke they will try anything once.
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Boxing and sports notes from New York and beyond
Boxing's welterweight scene shows fading color with Ross Janazzo title defense looming against Garcia in February. Garcia prepares in California, Partiansus arranging Garcia’s return. Also: golf figures Sarazen eyes British Open prestige, Nestell to fight Del Rio, Borland vs Connolly at Hippodrome, Little’s Augusta Open miss, Bird and others struggle, Vines and Tilden set return from Asia to train for tour.
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Lawson Little
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Ellsworth Vines
Bill Tilden
San Francisco
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Fred Perry
Duke's Wallace Wade Sees Duke Fall Narrowly in Southern Action
Duke coach Wallace Wade marks his sixth year with the Blue Devils as players post a record season. A star back totals 422 punt yards on 61 kicks and 149 receiving yards on nine receptions. He also has 16 total touchdowns and a 105 yard kickoff return, while Duke limits opponents to few scores in conference play.
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Penn Coach Renews Three Year Football Contract
Harvey Yarman, head football coach at the University of Pennsylvania, signed a new three year deal. His Red and Blue squad was strong in the East this season, losing only one game and quieting alumni calls for a coaching change after a period of doubt about his tenure.
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Six Day Races Rise With Tex Rickard Garden Era
The six day bike races grew in prominence after Tex Rickard moved them to the Garden, transforming a precarious underworld spectacle into a dignified sporting event with high hat patrons and paid security. Early promoters varied and the scene featured rough crowds, barroom brawls, and stern gate security led by Jimmy Johnston, whose policy solidified the Garden’s reputation.
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Central Bridge Span Gets Steel Erection Today
The South Side bridge central span begins steel work at the south end today. Crews will tear down the north span falsework. Aluminum Co. of America sends hand railing from Pittsburgh and concrete grid from Pittsburgh. E W Mills will push floor work on span No 2 once materials arrive. Buck Freeman, St Johns coach, will manage the New York Jewels in the American League this year with veteran players.
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Modern slang roots traced to ancient Irish tongue
Buffalo editor notes Gaelic origin for American slang terms such as kibosh quid smithereens galore shanty slogan and gabby. Joseph Conboy explains Gaelic lineage of words used in everyday speech and in display at Irish foundation events.
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Mystery Man defeats The Bat to reveal identity at Legion card
In a main event at the American Legion armory last night The Bat lost after 14 minutes and 1 second prompting the revelation of his identity as Joe Parnellis former heavyweight champ from Mary. The night featured Gotch defeating LaRue in two straight falls and Olen winning over Rothberg after Rothberg was disqualified.
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Gotch
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Minneapolis
Abe Rothberg
New York
Rothberg
Will Ask For Chelyan Charter Tomorrow
Application for a charter of the town of Chelyan is set to be filed tomorrow before Circuit Judge Arthur P. Hudson by W. H. Surface and C. W. Slater of Chelyan. An incorporation election Saturday approved the measure by 251 to 211 amid renter concerns about higher rents due to local taxes.
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Royal basketball team seeks games and sponsor
The Charleston Royal basketball team belated first practice of the season at Baptist Temple gym. Comprised of Charleston High School boys, they were runners-up in last year’s YMCA Junior tournament and now seek games with independent teams and a sponsor. Contact Charles James at 22-903.
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Wild Boars Sighted in West Virginia
Lee C. Johnston of Charleston and Paul Piter of Marlinton report finding a wild boar skull on Elk Mountain in Pocahontas County. The skull shows a hole in the forehead suggesting a bullet wound, according to conservation commission officials.
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Kitegeia Hosts Charleston Lions at Kiwanis Luncheon
Twenty Charleston high school football players and three coaches will attend the Kiwanis luncheon at the Dante Boone hotel. Coach Garrity said selections for the Khwanis squad have not yet been made.
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Mar Inton Copperheads Name All Opponent Eleven
In Marlinton on November 36 the Mar Inton Copperheads listed their best eleven opponents with players such as Reda Greenbank Sheets Stott Talcott Sizemore White Sulphur Spencer Rainelle Hinkle Richwood Rhodes Osborne Vitello Nutty Clifton Fernse Salisbury Cowen. Best back faced Osborne Talcott and best lineman faced Spencer Rainelle.
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Richwood
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Salisbury
Cowen
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Allotment urged for Jackson's Mill auditorium project
Rep. Andrew Edmiston urged federal funds for a Jackson's Mill 4-H camp auditorium. He said sponsors seek 75 000 dollar grant with 45 percent grant and 55 percent loan, Weston National Bank agreeing to buy bonds to finance the work.
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Liquor Board Orders Elimination of 71 Brands
The liquor commission directs the removal of 71 brands from shelves citing low demand. Stock of eliminated brands to be cleared, with no new orders, leaving over 300 brands. Items should sell before January 1, with possible reduced prices not yet decided. Christmas stock to arrive December 15. more clerks to be hired for larger stores.
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Legion Meeting Set at Auxiliary 57 Housing Piedmont
American Legion Auxiliary No. 57 will hold a meeting tonight at the home of Mrs. Florence Hanks on Piedmont Road. Col. Charles E. Yount is expected to attend.
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Poor People Dine On Fenison Steaks
Game protectors traced 28 illegal deer killings during the abbreviated season and recovered venison for Thanksgiving meals in state and private institutions. Director V. W. Shawhan said one in eight deer was killed illegally, hampering conservation efforts.
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New Jersey Solons Set Special Session for Dec 21
Washington reports New Jersey lawmakers were ordered to convene a special session on December 21 to consider unemployment insurance. This marks the third summons issued after a state constitutional ruling and follows similar actions in Pennsylvania Maryland and Colorado as part of aligning with federal unemployment provisions.
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Six Charleston youths sentenced for automobile theft
Six Charleston youths aged 10 to 16 were sentenced to three years in reformatories after pleading guilty to private automobile theft in district federal court. Russell Edens and Vernon Banker receive Chillicothe sentences. Richard Henry Warden James Allen Perry Harald Thorton and Clifford Meadows go to the National Training School in Washington. Federal officers say the group stole a car from a Belle driver, fled to Indianapolis, and were arrested there on related charges.
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Chillicothe
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National Training School
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Indianapolis
Will Hear Combs On Stolen Car Charge
A preliminary hearing for Morris Combs, 26, of Delaware Avenue, is set today in municipal court for allegedly stealing a car from Thomas Layne of Greendale Drive. Layne’s vehicle was stolen late Saturday night and found wrecked in a Tennessee Avenue garage. Police linked the car to a South Charleston wreck and Combs was treated at a hospital before being moved to the city jail. An additional probe is ongoing.
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Woman Scored in Face Attack Near Court Street
Annebelle Owens a 29 year old resident of the 506 block Court Street was slashed on the neck and face near her home last night. Police reported her condition as serious at Charleston General Hospital and were seeking the assailant.
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