Hite Chosen to Coach North Team in North South Game
Washington Irving mentor Clay B Hite will coach the North squad in the second annual North South high school game at Charleston on New Year’s Day The committee selected Frank A Knight and Frank Wimer plus Everett Brinkman as possible assistants but no firm commitments were made The North team will include twenty one players from the northern half of the state with each player to play at least two minutes in the game Washington Irving posted an unbeaten season in high school play with a 16 19 setback to Greenbrier Military Institute and a tie with Parkersburg
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Cereerburg
Clay B. Hite
Washington Irving High School
Charleston
Ans Becain
Qing
Hite
Frank A. Knight
Wditer
Tng Gazette
Wimner
Brinkman
Frank Wimer
Mikelnai High School
Wand
Everett Brinkman
Wheeling High Sachool
Masixt
Avery
Rula
Fire
Washington Irving
Parkersburg
Greenbrier Military Institute
Princeton Gridders Balance Budget With Surplus Across Athletics
Princeton's 1933 athletic year shows a profit of 24 527 03 after football revenue of 151 273 75 and track gains. Football led receipts at 219 407 73 against expenses 68 133 88. Total expenses 254 703 48, revenue 270 320 51, budget down from 1931-32 peak, deficit wiped out. Arleigh Williams named football captain as Bears prepare for season end.
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Asa S. Bushnell
England
Princeton
Bushnell
Kermit
West Virginia trio win numerals on Duke freshmen squad
Three West Virginians Sam Gardner of Charleston Taedross Zapteamb of Hinton and Richard Sledge of Gary earned numerals for Duke freshmen during the 1934 season as the athletic council distributed awards. John Moore of Clarksburg received monogram as varsity student manager.
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Durham
N.C
Dee
West
Bouts Combined For Chicago Ring
Chicago Dec 6 Promoters combined a ten round middleweight title bout featuring Teddy Yarosz against Ki Léonard with the ten round heavyweight bout pitting Joe Louis against Lee Ramage. Yarosz demanded star billing and the double windup was approved by the Illinois State Athletic Commission. A UCLA homecoming note mentions Pants Liveaay marrying last summer.
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Chicago
Dec
Teddy Yatosz
Ki Léonard
East Moline
Chicago Stadium
Joe Louis
Detroit
Lee Ramage
San Diego
Calif
Yarosz
Nate Lewis
Kim Mullen
Sunois State Athletic Commission
Charles Town Opens Winter Racing Season Amid 3500 Fans
About 3,500 fans attended Charles Town track opening as the winter meet began after weather delays. Betting averaged around $5,000 per race, with several longshots winning including St Claire at fourth race and Valdosta in the third, paying $70.50 and $5.10 respectively. Jockeys Weir and Murray guided winners for S. Blume of Baltimore and Mrs. Edna Hunt of the Eastern Shore.
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Charles Town
G. L. Hamilton
Laurel
St. Claire
S. G. Blume
Baltimore
Weir
Valdosta
Eastern Shore of Maryland
Edna Hunt
Murray
Jengih
Sandy Joe
Grange May Be Missouri Coach
Reports from Columbia Missouri say Harold Red Grange may become head coach at the University of Missouri after Frank Carideo resigned following a poor season Grange announced plans to leave professional football to pursue coaching and is a former standout at the University of Illinois and a Chicago Bear star
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Columbia
Harold
Red) Grange
Chicago Bear
University of Illneis
University of Missouri
Frank Carldeo
Notre Dame
Ater
Grange
Four Huntington Players Honored On All Opponent Team
Huntington high School Pony Express dominates the All Opponent selections with four first team picks and two on the second. Tommy Coleman is named best player faced, earning captaincy on the first team. Parkersburg and Beckley also place multiple players on the squads from the 1934 season.
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A. L
Hardman Pa
Laurela O
Huntington High School
Pony Express
West
Virginia
Chine
Aliat
Huntington
Mountain Signa
Brillant
Tommy Coleman
Parkersburg
Big Reds
Lions
Rue Fentouse
Freed
Dunbar
Bowyer
Beckley
Knighton
East Bank
Greenbrier
Elwood
Ashland
Manley
Coleman
Quartertare
Hunter
Tain Davia
Halstead
Schoenbaum
Bow Yet
Ellwood
Davis
Black
Rittenhouse
Baer May Not Defend Heavyweight Title in 1934 Says Writer
A New York writer claims Max Baer may skip defending his world heavyweight title in 1934. Baer and manager Ancil Hoffman see no strong challenger amid a list of contenders. the writer suggests waiting another year could yield a more marketable bout, noting declining interest and gate receipts in heavyweight title fights. Page 4.
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Universal Service
New York
Max ‘Daer
Max Baer
Ancll Hoffman
Singh to Tackle Kilonis in Legion Ring Main Event
Singh of Inde. faces John Kilonis in the light-heavyweight main event at the American Legion weekly show at the Are mat arena next Monday. Both fighters are described as rough intently, promising a hard, action packed bout after past successes in stringing together powerful exchanges. The semi final features Curley in another bout.
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John Kilonis
Earm
Grappler
American Legion
Hilonis
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