Eastern Squad Heads West For Shrine Game
Eastern college stars, from 12 schools, left for the Pacific coast to join a picked West team in the Shrine hospital charity game at Kezar stadium San Francisco January 2. Hanley Kerr praised the squad’s backfield and linemen saying they should shape into a powerful unit by Palo Alto.
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Pacific Coast
Far Western
Shrine Hospital
Kezar Stadium
San Francisco
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Soatches
Dick Hanley
Worth- Western
Andy Kerr
Galgate
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Harry Newman
Pug Renter
Gil Barry
Bert Viviano
Ror Horntmann
Giie
Peul Mors
Purdue
Jose Martines-Tarrtity
Cornell
Oats
Michigan
Fug Rontner
Northwestern
Steven
Longest forward pass record noted in 1921 Rose Bowl tale
In Pasadena on January 1 1921 a Rose Bowl crowd of about 45000 witnessed Ohio State and California. The narrative highlights Brick Muller of California and Harold Micher, with Stinchcomb and Spratt starring in a dramatic early football feature.
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Pasadena
Bern
Otiay
Dev
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Brisk
Micher
California
West
Calif
Ohio State
Ike
Harry Workman
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Stinchcomb
Muller
Spratt
Flease
Committee to Decide Didrikson Charge in New Orleans
In New Orleans the Southern Amateur Athletic Union will issue a final ruling on Mildred Didrikson Zaharias amid charges she endorsed an automobile in an ad. The decision, expected midweek, follows Didrikson’s denial of any endorsement and assertion that her comments were misinterpreted.
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New Orleans
Dee
Misa Mildred (Hulse) Ditirikson
Fesas Gilathere
Southern Amateur Athletic Union
Laiwrence TH Bennetto
United Press Tonight
St Albans Loop Crowds For Holiday League Night
St Albans city cage league rebounds tonight with three games on the card at 7 30 p m Johnson and C O clash for first while DeLuxe chases a victory over Company B Blue Bowles and Alumni close the program Bowles strongs and Alumini in action Leo Finer Bunny Woheston Art Woolard and Bob Fens man join for first appearances Carnes Robinson and Alford to referee current standings show Bowles ahead with 2 1 record and Company B in pursuit
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St. Albans City
Johnson and C
DeLuxe
Tlue
Bowles
Leo Finer
Greenbrier Cage
Bunny Woheston
St. sTbans High
Art Woolard
Bob Fensman
Carnes
Robinson
Alford
Team Web
Pes Bowles Pices
Skaters Set Special Races at Chicago Stadium
UPI Olympic ice stars will meet in a grudge match at Chicago Stadium on Friday night. Eddie Schroeder, chosen to represent the United States in Oslo next month, will face Chicago rivals Ed Murphy and Owen Parrell in a high profile event.
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UPI
J Norrow
Eddie Schroeder
Chusen
United States
Oslo
Norway
Will
Mmeet Ed Murphy
Owell Parrell
Montgomery Five To Meet Lookout Basketball Clash
The Montgomery high school team hosts Lookout Highlanders in a rematch after Lookout won 27 to 18 Friday. Montgomery aims for revenge to close pre holiday series with improved form as captain Taylor returns from the flu to lead the Grayhounds.
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Gazette
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Montgomery High School
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Ous Highlanders
Lookout Taok
Blue and Gray
Lookout
Grayhounds
Highlanders
Sampaign
Taylor
Montgomeryites
Malden Five Open 17-Game Basketball Schedule
Malden high school under Casch Harry Douglas will open the season Tuesday against Starcher's Chapel of Charleston at the Baptist Temple gym. The lineup includes Berger High Nelson Lowry Lowry Moore Clark Morris Bummell Hummel Simba Harvey Harris Frantz Alexander Gi Campbell. Schedule lists games from January 4 to March 1 against teams such as Washington District St Albans East Bank Hurricane Gauley Bridge Poca Lookout Clay East Bank and Eikview with Malden hosting most games.
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Malden High School
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Wil
Starcher
Charleston
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C. Bummell
Charles Hummel
W. Simma
Max Harvey
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HW. Alexander
Gi Cap Campbell
Washington
Washington Districs, At Malet.January 6, St. Albans, At St. Albans
Tanuary
East Bank
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Paoruary
East Bank St
Bank
Eikview
Lookout
Eookout
Hurricano
Clendenin Falls to Temple Tigers in 69 35 Matchup
Temple Tigers rolled past Clendenin high school 69 to 35 on Baptist Temple floor. Tigers led 25 to 18 at halftime with Skiles scoring 20 and Frazier guiding from guard, while Young added 16 for Clendenin. Referee Arnald officiated the game.
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Young
Jed
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Drendentn
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John
Ingle
Terry
Eyoung
Hathaway
Ason
Osnyder
Gesdnet
Arnald
Good Games Billed For Basket League
A city cage league night features evenly matched teams at the YMCA all evening. The program opens with the Fellowship club versus Kanawha College, a rising newcomer. Parallel huge games have Bankers facing S. Spen ley More and Stuart challenging A. I. B. while Milligan tests Pack Storemen. In the larger gym Charleston Business College faces Leaders, known for a fast passing attack, backed by Heyidrick Montague Crist Dean Pushkin Frosier. The small gym hosts Hincks Aves versus Daily Mail with Clendenin in reserve and Carey Haddy Terry Rubenstein Red Hill contributing strong offense. First games start at eight.
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S. Spenley
Stuart
Milligan
Charleston Business College
Business College
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Montague
Crist
Dean
Pushkin
Frosier
Smal Gymnasium
Hincks Aves
Daily Mail
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Haddy
Terry
Rubenstein
Red Hill
Pyrenaiums
Bio Stools
Ronceverte Defeats Sandstone In Tight Cage Clash
Ronceverte high school topped Sandstone 27 to 21 in a hard fought game. Wright led with nine points, Garten added eight for Sandstone, and the halftime score stood 14 to 12. Referee Spritler officiated as listed among other college results in the area.
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Ronceverte High School
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Garten
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Pittsburgh
Butler
Texas Wonder Girl Is Best U S Woman Athlete 1992
Mildred Babe Didrikson of Texas dominates the Associated Press poll with 87 votes, nearly 40 percent, as America’s top woman athlete of 1992. Helene Madison and Helen Wills Moody follow, with Virginia Van Wie and Eleanor Holm also in the top ranks.
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America
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Texas
Associated Press
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Seattle
Helen Wils Moody
Virginia van Wie
Chicago
Eleanor Holm
Mise Dicritson
Gene Sarquen
Jean Bailey
Mildred Babe Didriteon
Helen Madison
Helen Willé Brooay
Helen Jacobs
Stela Walsh
Helen Hicks
Katherine Rawls
Glenna Collett Ware
Georgia Coleman
Jean Shiley
Amelia Earhart
Quix
Dorothy Poynton
Meureen Orcutt
Trojans Favored By Panther Coach
Aboard the Pittsburgh special en route to Pasadena, Coach Jock Sutherland predicted almost certain defeat for Pitt in the Rose Bowl against California. He said the Trojans have too much power, but noted his players, including captain Paul Reiter, will likely participate in some portion of the game despite leg injuries and bruises from a 7 to 0 win over a slams, as Warren Heller and Jezy Weinstock show bruises.
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Pasadena
Calif
Jock Sutherland
Pittsburgh University
University of Southera California
Sutherland
Paul Reiter
Warren Heller
Pitt
New Uniforms Arrive For Lion Cage Squad
Charlesto high school opens its basketball season Wednesday night with new uniforms for the Mountain Lion squad. The warm up suit is light blue with gold letters, while the playing suit features a brilliant gold background with blue trim. Last season’s dull gold uniforms were discarded for color contrast with the ball.
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Mountain Lion
Banaski Captures Armory Mat Bout
Joe Banaski, former light-heavyweight champion, returned to the Armory arena and defeated Bearcat Jones in two of three falls. Jones won the first fall in 13 minutes 40 seconds with an airplane slam. Banaski won the next two falls using flying mares and arm stretches in 10 and 10 minutes 30 seconds. Earl Davis missed the semi due to flu. Achlin defeated Armstrong in 14 minutes 30 seconds, with Blake and Armstrong drawing in the opener.
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Bearcat Jones
Houston
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Sean
Banaski
Intent
Earl Davis
Columbus
Jimmy Achlin
Memphis
Tenn
Achlin
Bob Armstrong
Bob Blake
Armstrong
Blake
Charleston High Opens 1932 33 Basketball Season
CoA Clyde Hutson's Charleston high school cage artists start their 1932 33 season against Kanawha college on the Mountain Lion court. Hutson faces a seasoned college squad while building a new Lion lineup with several veterans and promising newcomers. The Mountain Lion gym has been overhauled with new lines as the team prepares for the opener.
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Anle
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Roosevelt
Jack Woodman
Lincoln
Cramon Stanton
Gene Snyder
Sam Audis
Bob Kincaid
Bam Pilkosky
David Isaac
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