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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1931

Page

9

Southern Victories Could End West's Claim to Finest Football

Southern teams press for national leadership as Georgia and Tulane eye key clashes against Southern California. The Rose Bowl and Tourney of Roses stakes loom as Tulane and Georgia seek decisive wins to undermine the West’s championships claim.

Charleston Gazette West Dixon Stewart United Press New. York Georgia Tulane Southern California Pasadena Far West Midwest Georgie Tech Alabama University of Tulane At New Orleans Tennnessee Kentucky Tennessee California Trojans Notre Dame St. Mary’s Austin Downs Catfish" Smith Shaver Baker South Athens

West Virginia Wesleyan Bobcats Begin Cage Workouts

West Virginia Wesleyan's basketball program opened with 33 players reporting to Coach C. B. Ross. Captain Gip Battles leads the squad as they prepare for a January 6 opener at Morgantown against West Virginia University, followed by games at Waynesburg Bethany and Duquesne.

Buckhannon West Virginia Wesleyan C. B. Ross Clifford Gip Bobcats West Virginia University Borgantown Waynesburg Bethany du Guesne

Savoldi Beats Karl Davis In Charleston Wrestling Debut

Jumping Joe Savoldi, weighing 200, defeats Karl Davis of Columbus in Charleston before 2 600 fans at the Armory. Davis fights back with rabbit punches as Savoldi cures a 20 minute 30 second challenge to maintain an eight month unbeaten stretch.

Joe Savoldi Charleston The Armory Karl Davis Columbus Notre Dame Davis Joe Savold Everett Marshall Los Angeles Ray Richards University of Nebraska Sammy Wangler Parkera‘burg Earl Jones Toledo

Meehan Opposes Kickoffs Citing Football Hazards

John F. Chick Meehan, president of the American Football Coaches Association, urged reducing football emphasis citing 40 fall fatalities. He backs an elevated tee or other changes to reduce risks from the wedge and faulty tackling and blocking, and argues that less practice hurts players more than fewer collisions.

Edward J. Neil Associated Press York John F Chick) Meehan American Football Coaches Association Meghan

No Captain For Fordham in '32

Fordham University will not elect a football captain for the first time in its history. Cornelius Murphy, tackle and the only junior on the squad, died last week from football injuries, altering the planned captaincy.

New York Fordham University Cornelius Murphy Ram Westinghouse

Tulane Captain Dalrymple Hospitalized After Injury

New Orleans. Dec 7. Jerry Dalrymple Tulane football captain and All American end is under observation in a hospital for a kidney injury suffered in Saturday's game with Washington State. He became ill Sunday while driving in McComb Mississippi with Mrs Dorothy Benedict of New Orleans. He said he would play in the Rose Bowl against Southern California.

New Orleans Jerry Dalrymple Tulane Washington State McComb Miss Dorothy Benedict Jerry Pasadena Southern California

Fordham to name acting captain for each game next fall

The article notes a decision honoring a popular member of the program and says Major Frank Cavanaugh Fordham head coach will designate an acting captain before each game next fall. The choice reflects respect for the deceased and signals ongoing team leadership changes.

Frank Cavanaugh Fordham

Local Authorities Continue to Search For Harry Johnson

Harry Johnson, former East Bank Justice and fugitive since Saturday, was still missing last night after his $5 000 appearance bond was forfeited. He was believed to have fled to Kentucky. East Bank Chief of Police H. H. Ball, a bond surety, has involved a Charleston attorney in the search. Johnson is under conviction in intermediate court for larceny of county funds.

Harry Johnson East Bank Johnson Kentucky H. H. Ball Charleston

Leonhart to Speak at Ellenboro PTA Meeting Tonight

F C Leonhart president of the West Virginia Parent-Teacher Association spoke at Grantsville PTA last night and will address a similar meeting at Ellenboro tonight. Tomorrow night he will speak at a PTA gathering in West Union.

F.C. Leonhart West Virginia Parent-Teacher Association Grantsville Ellenboro West Union

Speaker substitution at Rayford dedication event

He will be unable to address the meet ing at the dedication of the new school at Rayford Thursday night. An other speaker will be substituted.

Rayford

San Francisco Missions Announce Trades Involving Sankey

San Francisco announces purchase of Ben Sankey the Pirates shortstop and release of Viverous another shortstop by president Joe Bearwald. The move aims to bolster the Missions lineup for the upcoming season in San Francisco.

San Francisco Ben Sankey Pittsburgh Pirates Viverous Joe Bearwald San Francisco Missions

Langford Not Tried In Municipal Court

Langford was not tried and sentenced by Judge D Boone Dawson of municipal court last week on a charge of soliciting on city streets. Langford was the prosecuting witness against Audley Lowerey who police say was convicted and sentenced to jail by Judge Dawson on 2.

B. W. Langford D. Boone Dawson Municipal Court Langford Audley Lowerey

Charge of Pocketbook Theft At Langford Reported

A report notes a charge of stealing a pocketbook from Langford with details incomplete. Investigators seek witnesses and further evidence to identify the suspect and secure the recovered item.

Caddy Dies After Golf Ball Strike

In Lincoln Nebraska 14 year old caddy George Stroh Jr died from a skull fracture after being struck by a golf ball driven 150 yards by W A Gray of Lincoln. The accident occurred as the ball struck him in the head causing fatal injuries.

Lincoln, Neb George Stroh, Jr Stroh W. A. Gray Lincoln

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