Plans Nearly Completed For Leo Diegel Victor Transporting and Housing In California
Plans were nearly complete to transport and house the northern squad for the North-South charity game in Charleston on December 26. The Victory high staff led by coach Farley Bell will train in Larksburn with 22 players and three coaches, using West Virginia Transportation Company buses at reduced rates. The squad will stay at Hotel Gore, with support from local physicians and officials, as tickets go on sale and travel plans firm up.
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Leo Diegel Victor
California
Northern
Frank A. Knight
the Gazette
Larksburg
Charleston
Farley Bell
Davis and Elk~ Guns
Victory High
West Virginia
J. Z. Terrell
Toe Aay
Terrell
Ite
Ted Leader
Roosevelt Wilson
Barry Minter
Hotel Gore
Charleston Knights of Columbus
Charleston Gazette
James J. Duggan
Leo Kohlbecker
E. of G
Clarksburg
Thomas G. Gocke
William T. Gocke
Bell
Victory
Lse Four
Seryfogg
Victory Highland
West Virginia Transportation Company
Dasses Coveer
Nominations Cut For 1933 Award
The Sulran memorial award committee of the A A U reduced nominations to ten for the year. Nominees include Bill Bonthron Princeton Glenn Cunningham Kansas Keith Brown Yale Glen Hardin LSU Johnny Morriss Southwestern Louisiana A G hurdlers Clarence De Mar Keene N H veteran marathoner Patrick J McDonald weight man Ralph Metcalfe Marquette Alfred Josnim Swiss Turnverein Lenore Eight Homemstead Pa free style swimmer the only woman on the list. The winner selection rests with the A A U council of over 600 sport readers. Jim Bausch was the 1932 winner.
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Wyn York
Sulran Memorial
The
Amateur Athletic Union Today
Bill Bonthron
Princeton
Glenn Cunningham
Kansas
Keith Brown
Yale
Glen Hardin
Louisiana State University
Johnny Morriss
Southwestern Louisians
A. G
Hurdllera
Clarence de Mar
Keene
N. H
Jim Bausch
Charleston High to Open Season September 8 in 1934 Card
Charleston high school's football schedule for 1934 lists games on October 27 at Laldie Meld against Ashland and a home game with Parkersburg on October 7. Greenbrier will visit on Thanksgiving, November 24, with Huntington game date to be decided. Season opener planned for September 8.
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Charleston High School
Laldiey
Laldley
Parkersburg
Greenbrier
Huntington
Charleston High
East Side Loop to Open With Reorganized Play
Charleston church basketball league set to debut December 28 at Roosevelt Junior High. Six churches join a split schedule with all proceeds benefiting the churches. Opening matchups include Baptist Temple vs St George, First Methodist vs First Presbyterian, and Starchers Carpet vs Asbury Methodists. John W. Bolick leads the league’s revival.
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Charleston Cage
East Side Church Loop
Roosevelt Junior High School
Charleston Hag
Pers
Roosevelt Gym
Baptist Temple
St. George
First Methodist
First Presbyterian
Starchers Chrpet
Asbury Methodists
Bailey Sutherland
West Side
John W. Bolick
Milligan Holds Lead In League Scoring
Special to The Gazette from St Albans reports Leo Milligan of G and C forward continuing a strong lead in the scoring bell league. Closest challengers include Clyde Hawley of Company B and Marshall Cunningham of Alumni, with the Big Ten standings listing Milligan Hawley Cunningham and others among top scorers.
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ST. Albans
Leo. Miwgan
Clyde Hawley
Sharpshooter
Mershall Cunningham
The
Loop
DeLuxe
Dow. c. & Co
Treanor
Detar - Frazier
Halelead
R. McClure
Zenith Berry
Spree
R. Hardman
Gardner Named On Tri State All Star Team
Special to The Gazette Kenova December 17 Sammy Gardner of Charleston was named to the All Tri State high school football team selected last week. Ashland placed four players with Darby Carver Nilktup and Bunch from Ashland plus Welberbrook from Portsmouth and Ray from Logan named captain.
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Gazette
Ashland
Welberbrook
Portsmouth
Ray
Logan
Tog
Yeston
Tex
Diegel Wins California Open With 282 Four Under Par
Leo Diegel of Philmont Country Club Pennsylvania captured the California open by six strokes with 282 for 72 holes. He closed with a 68 to lead by four over Olin Dutra and Laffoon. Dutra and Laffoon tied for second at 286, Hunter finished fourth at 287, Goltrin fifth at 288, and Hambrick dropped to 294. Low amateur was John Dawson with 295.
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Lakewood Country Clubs
Long Beace
Call
Leo Diegel
Philmont
Diegel
Olin
Dutra
Santa Monier
Calif
BP. G. A
Laffoon
Denver
Wille Hunter
Los Angeles
Ben Goltrin
San Francisco
Archie Hambrick
Zanesville
Pasadena
John Dawson
Chicas BO
Holidays Shorten Week for Midl Card in Boxing
New York dispatch reports holidays disrupt boxing yet Rosenbloom and Miller proceed with planned bouts. Rosenbloom faces Charley Massera in Ridgewood Grove, then Babbling Bob Godwin in West Palm Beach. Miller, featherweight champ, meets Sammy Levine in Chicago as title not at stake, with other national cards listed across Newark Grand Rapids Toledo Philadelphia Waterbury and more.
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New York
Maxey Rosenbloom
Freddie Miller
Rosendham
Lizm
King
Charley Massera
Pittsburgh
Ridgewood Grove
S. C
Bob Godwin
Daytona Beach
West Palm
Grand | Rapids
Johnny Stroppa
Winnipeg
Toledo
Harry English
George
Nichols
Buffalo
Kayo Morgan
Frankbarr
Terre Haute
Ind
West Palm Beach
Fin
Bordon Fortenberry
Cocoa
Leroy Brown
North-South High School Charity Football Ticket Request
Application for tickets to the North-South High School charity football game says tickets are $1 each and will be reserved on a first come basis. Send checks or money orders payable to KR of C Football Committee to Charleston West Virginia. Tickets printed but may arrive late. details printed on return address line.
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Foothall
Mayne Laidley
Charleston
W. Va
Mowrer
McGugin Satisfied With Present Football Rules
McGugin, Vanderbilt coach and AFCA president, says football rules are generally satisfactory after 34 years in the sport. He notes room for minor changes, criticizes officiating, and discusses proposals on fumbles, down by contact, and sideline ball placement to ease officials’ duties.
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Sashville
Tenn
Daniel Earle McGugin
Drake University
McGugin
Southern Coaches
American Football Coaches Association
Vanderbilt University
Commodore
Avors
Vanderbilt
Washington College Football Team awarded varsity letters
29 members of the Washington and Jefferson college football team and two student managers received varsity letters from the athletic council at today’s meeting.
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Washington, Faier
Washington and
Jet~ Ferger
Athletic Council
Writer Breaks Into Lion Drills for Columbia Practice
Reporter Dick Wyland details an attempted entry to Columbia Lions football practice. A tall military figure blocks the door, the scene reveals old coaching lore, scouts and secrets, with names like Pop Warner and Lou Little appearing as background. The piece hints at tensions around access to practice and scouting between Columbia and Stanford ahead of a Rose Bowl clash.
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Dick Wyland
New York
Columbia
Pop Warner
Howard Jones
Percy Haughton
Jim
Stanford
Loy Lithe
Tiny Thornhill
Lou
Pacific
Mae Isheri
Shott
Hyland
Lou Little
Foxx Captures Batting Crown In 1983 Season
Chicago report notes Jimmy Foxx led the American League with a .486 batting average in 1983, detailing his record pace and key performances. The piece recalls Foxx as the Athletics’ last survivor from his era, lists extraordinary games with multiple RBIs and homers, and references historical low averages for context.
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Chicago
Connie Mack
James
Emory Foxx
Brandy
Philadelphia Athetics
Foxx
Ty Cobb
Elmer Fisck
Cleveland
Rayoleon Lajote
Mns
Ripley Gridders Will Be Honored Tonight
Ripley high school's football squad will be honored at a community service in the United Brethren church Monday night. Nearly 250 persons are expected to attend with Trust Tatton, freshman football coach at West Virginia, likely to be the principal speaker. the event is hosted by the mothers of the Ripley players.
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Riley
Ripley High School
United Brethren Church
Trust¢ Tatton
West Virginia
Ripley
West Side Hoopers Clash Tuesday In Openers
West Side Hoopers prepare for a Tuesday clash at Lincoln junior high gym in the West Side Church league openers. Schwambh faces Central Tigers at 7 30 p m after Schwamb defeated the Calvary Knights last week.
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Lincoln Junior High School
Schwambh
Central Tigers
Colocx
Schwamb
Calvary Knights
Tigers
Central
Pro Honors Go to Windy City Eleven in Dramatic Tilt
Chicago Bears beat the New York Giants 23 to 21 at Rigley Field in a thrilling national pro football final. Billy Karr of West Virginia dazzled with a 25 yard late sprint for the winning score as the lead changed six times in an 80 minute battle. Bronko Nagurski led the Bears with 85 rushing yards and sparked the decisive drive.
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Windy City Eleven
Wv.u
Rigley Field
Chicago
Des
Chicago Bears
New York Giants
Bears
Billy Karr
W. Va
Virginia University
Giants
Dege
Bronko Negurski
University of Minnesota
Magur
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Football Rules Committee
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