Alumni Varsity Feats in East Bank Exhibition Game
Old Cabin Creek district grads and former players drill for the first annual East Bank Alumni Varsity game to be held Saturday afternoon. Under John Unrue the ex-Proneers prepare a seasoned squad from stars such as Frank and Ken Stohnson Bil Gatens Thirty Farry Kyle Keeney Crowfort Moras Kuhn Bilt Chapman Savalli Gardner Logan and others. The varsity resumes practice Wednesday and Paul White suffers two broken ribs and cannot play.
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Fast Bank
Cabin Creek District High School
East Bank
John Unrue
Tickle Axd
Cabin Creek
Frank
Ken Stohnson
Bil Gatens
Thirty Farry
Kyle Keeney
Crowfort
Moras
Kuhn
Bilt Chapman
Savalli
Gardner
Logan
Paul White
Montgomery
White
Stanford Criticizes Columbia Rose Parade Selection
The East’s Rose Parade choice, Columbia, draws criticism from Stanford officials who argue the Cardinals favored certainty over merit in naming their representative for New Year’s Day.
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Columbia
Stanford
Cardinals
Braves Set New Mark For League Fielding
A new club fielding record for the Boston Braves and individual marks by Billy Herman and Jimmy Wilson highlighted the 1933 National League defensive season. Herman set a league record with 466 putouts as second baseman, while Wilson surpassed the existing catcher putout mark with 18 in a game. The Braves increased their team fielding percentage to 278, edging the Cardinals Cubs and Pirates in the final standings. An all star fielding lineup based on regulars includes Grimm, Cue, Durocher, English, Price, Davie, Lindstrom, Hogan, and Warneke.
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Billy Herman
Chicago Cubs
Jimmy Wilson
St. Louis
Phillies
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Cardinals
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Pirates
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Cub
Bill Sweeney
Boston
Wilson
John DeBerry
Brooklyn
Dizzy Dean
Charles Grimm
Circaagd
Hugh Cue
New York
bBi
Lea Durocher
Elwood English
Chicago
Harry Price
Cincinn Hati Bot
George Davie
Fred Lindstrom
Fittsburgh
Frank Hogan
Len Warneke
Nowagg Tod
Industrial A League bowling totals and players
The clipping lists team lineups and scores for multiple Industrial A League matches. It names players such as Wentynes No. 1 and No. 2, Norton, Ballard, Mowry, Duncan, Welgh, and many others with individual scores, handicap totals, and team tallies.
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Coyne
Balt
Kautl
Hiderspe
Ballard
Mowry
Duncan
Boyer
Ke Welgh
Ealaac
Keoger
Owens Hillows Trainor
Eddy
Simmons
Bowen
Menagh
C'metock
Ravens
Rone
Rap iBaker
Elkeflning
Armour, Watt
Nelson
Kittner
Plind
Collins
Batton
Burr Wa
Penn Wee
Stanley
Dmnberger
Moss
Bratt
Piteer
LE Ross
B'Terneau
Cox
Eibanst Brtanot Aelonak
Sutton Li
Birk
Brown G
Harvey
Beck
Moriarty
Johnson
McCoy
Hartin
Ward
Dhe
Handleap
Nitro Times Launch News and City Bowling Standings
Nitro Times announces weekly publication by N Bosco of St Albans. Nitro bowling league reports 30 games bowled of 45 first-half. Kana wha Valley Water leads by five games with Wilson top 176 average. Bird posts high single 241 and Wilson 500 for three games. Travelers lead high team scores with 1 011 and 2 528 in three games. Community notes cover weddings and local visits including Allen Williams and Edna Henson ceremony, nurse Lelia Fish, and residents Bratten town Fin and P Christiany.
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Nitro Times
N. Bosco
St. Albans
Kanawha Valley Water Company
Wilson
Bird
Travelers
R Harrie
Huntington
Paul T. Bricker
Twenty-thret. Street
Nitro
Allen Willams
W. E. Willams
Fortieth Street
Edna Henson
Charleston
Irvan Wills
Nitra Methodist
Williams
Nitra
Nitra High School
Nitro Pencil Company
Frank Higginbotham
Brattentown
Fin
Jonhy Arnold
Nazareth
Son
Former Lightweight Champion Dwells in Charity Home
Ad Wolgast once ruled the boxing world under promoter Tom Jones now resides in a California public home. Jones, a Los Angeles businessman, visits Wolgast monthly and recalls the fighter's glorious past while noting his later decline due to dissipation and memory loss.
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Los Angeles
Ac Wolgart
California
Tom Jones
Wolgast
Jones
Walgast
Nimgert
Swedish Jumpers Enter Two Shows In This Country
Sweden has accepted invitations to the national horse show in New York and the world fair horse show in Chicago, sending five riders led by Captain Claes Koenig and eight top horses. The squad includes Count Gustaf Fredrik von Rosen, Captain Ernst Hallberg, Lieutenant Herbert Buchs, and Lieutenant Gustef Nyblaeus, all from royal guards or Hussars with notable international credentials.
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Sweden
New York
Chicago
Claes Koenig
Koenig
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The
Hague
Berlin
Aachen
Gustaf Fredrik von Rosen
Royal Horse Guards
Hosten
Ernst Hallberg
Royal Hussars
Herbert Buchs
Gustef Nyblaeus
Guiding Your Child Discusses Authority And Education
The piece warns that open discussion of politics and school issues risks eroding respect for education. It urges parents to support authority at home and in school, noting modern forums like parent teacher meetings can undermine discipline. It cites long farm service by Aaron Foote near Wimborne and notes British rail traffic gains and Germany's declining birth rate.
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Memorial
Aaron Foote
Wimborne
England
British Railways
Hix
Germany
North-South High School Charity Game Ticket Applications
Fans statewide may apply for advance tickets to the first annual North-South High School charity football game on New Year's Day at Laidley Field. Tickets cost one dollar each and are distributed on a first come, first served basis. Send checks money orders or cash with the completed form to box 766 Charleston West Virginia.
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Laidley Field
K. of
Fonthal
Charleston
W. Va
New Diphtheria Cases Reported in Charleston
Two new diphtheria cases were reported over the weekend raising November’s total to 32 with two resulting deaths. Influenza totals reached 10 with other reports including 16 scarlet fever 11 tuberculosis one typhoid fever one infantile paralysis one dysentery and one rabbit fever. Public health officials discuss continuing the diphtheria immunization campaign at a Kanawha Valley Medical Society meeting today.
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Infimenza
Hugh B. Robins
Kanawha Valley Medical Society
McKee
Greenbrier Man Tried In Automobile Death
In Lewisburg Der 5 the state rests its case against Quin ery Wheat Wolfenbarrer a Palling Spring school teacher charged with failing to stop after his car struck and killed Yancey Verton Kissinger near his Caldwell farm home on October 20 Lyda Grog a principal witness testified with the defendant in the auto. Two other witnesses said they saw the crash but could not identify the car occupants. The defense then presented witnesses to impeach Miss Gregg's testimony and questioned the time of the alleged impact.
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Lewisburg
Der
Quinery Wheat Wolfenbarrer
Palling Spring
Yancey Verton Kissinger
Caldwell
Lyda Grog
Elate
Atate
Kessinger
Lcense
Ciay
Misa Gregg
Keesinger
State College to Aid In Negro Relief Work
The West Virginia State College faculty voted to join a statewide program to inform Negroes about relief codes, reemployment, mortgage loans, and remedial measures. President Davis pledged college help and coordination with agencies to avoid duplicating relief efforts. Professor Posey will organize statewide Negro registration for state and federal projects. Diamond shipments from Amsterdam to the United States have risen since the year began.
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Virginia State College
Jonn W. Davis
Franklin 2
Boones
H. G. Kump
Thomas% Posey
O9 Serveng Colleges
Fiy
Ampsterdam
Holland
United States
East Side Church Basketball League Tentatively Formed
Enthusiasm marks a tentative East Side Church Basketball League organization at the Baptist Temple. Eight churches, including Baptist Temple and First Presbyterian, represented. A second meeting set for Thursday to finalize plans and elect officers. league to consider a constitution and a future cross-league series with West Side teams. Also note birthday milestone of Mrs Harriet THompeson of Canterbury turning one hundred.
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Baptist Temple
The
First M. By Ruffner Memorial
Starcher
First Presbyterian
Asbury Methodist
St. Matthews Episcopal
St. George
John W. Bollick
Citicera
Witner
West Side Church League
Charleston
tHuy Xow
Harriet Thompeson
Canterbury
England
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