St Albans Opens 1923-98 Basketball Season Against Milton
St Albans High will open its basketball campaign tomorrow night hosting Milton High. Two games are scheduled with the girls at 7 15 p m followed by the varsity contest. Works and Roberts start at forwards Cox at center and Barth and Buster at guards for St Albans with Dink Westfall refereeing.
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High
Milton High
Works
Roberts
Cox
Barth and
Buster
Dink Westfall
East Bank Girls Triumph Over Capital City 23-13
East Bank reports Cabin Creek District high school girls defeated Capital City Commerces college 23 to 13 in Charleston. Local cagers led by a Hiser seven points and Bett with one.
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Cabin Creek
Capital City Commerces
College
Sales of Charleston
We Hiser
Charleston Lions Eye 1934 Clarksburg Rivalry Possibility
Bits Of Sports Today notes Clarksburg area writers favor a 1934 clash between Charleston Lions and one of the Clarksburg squads Washington Irving or Victory high school as a season opener. Pepper and local officials discuss strengthening Charleston schedule with potential big crowds at Laidley Field if the game materializes.
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Washington Irving
Victory High School
Charleston
Mountain Lions
Wade Pepper
Clarka
Charleston High
West Virginia
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Victory High
Lions
Ansted
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Gratton
Buckhannon
Morgantown
Parkersburg
W. K
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North-Scot high Schaa charity game ticket request
State football fans may purchase first annual North Scot high School charity game tickets on New Year’s Day at Laidley Field. All tickets are reserved at $1 each. Send completed application with payment to K. of C Football Committee box 166 Charleston WV. Include name and ticket quantity.
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Laidley Field
K. of C
Charleston
W. Va
Montgomery Tops Lookout In Hoops Clash 20-23
Montgomery high defeated Lookout high 23 to 20 tonight. Ed Seibert coached Montgomery led by halftime as Margolis and Jacobs scored eight and six points respectively while Boley added eight for Lookout. Montgomery visits Fayetteville tomorrow night.
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Montgomery High
Lookout High
Ed Seibert
Margolis
Jacobs
Werg
Boley
Montgomery
Fayetteville
Boyd and Central Take League Lead
Boyd and Central moved atop the West Side Church league with two wins at Lincoln Junior High. Central defeated Schwamb 7-18, Boyd beat Humphreys 27-14, and Calvary earned its first league win since 1931 by trimming Bream 19-13. Schwamb and Calvary sit tied for third with Bream and Humphreys at the cellar.
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Lincoln Juniorigh School
Schwamb
Boye
Humphreys
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Bream
Sohwanah
Veen
Ios
vEnearia Ff
Morris Tf
Osteeth
Atkinson
Buckley
Glarrett
Reueh
Didack
Elgir
G. R. Moore
Gallien
Sines
Clendenin
Dotson
Rand Garener
Kamm Sets Record and Fielding Totals Highlight Ball Season
Kamm sets a league record and notes on Cleveland Indians 1928 mark as Tigers lead in putouts with 4194 and Chicago tops with 1934 assists. Washington’s Joe Kukel debuts in first base, clocking 126 double plays, Irving Burns close behind. Oscar Melkile leads second basemen, Joe Cronin shines at shortstop, and Merv Shea leads catchers with .296. Cleveland pitchers Clint Brown and Wesley Ferrell dominate fielding with blemish-free records. Washington ties team fielding with 1932-79. Iowa State and Iowa meet for first time since 1821 basketball clash. Purdue to play home games in Jefferson High Gym Lafayette.
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Chicago
Joe Kukel
Washington
Irving Burns
St. Louis
Oscar Melkile
Joe Cronin
Washeington
Elot
Jim Levey
Weil
Merv Shea
Cleveland
Clint Brown
Wesley Ferrell
Brown
Ferrel
Ferrell
Yale Former Star Urges Winning Play at Yale Football
Former Yale fullback Perry Hale, now a tax collector in Portland, argues Yale must hire a coach from outside the college to win. He recalls 1900 victories over Harvard and Princeton and condemns current Yale teams for placing friendship over winning as Army, Georgia, Harvard and Princeton defeated them under their young coach Reggie Root.
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Conn
Perry Hale
Yale
Hale
Esid
Army
Georgis
Harvard
Princeton
Reggie Root
New Siven
Yase
Lsten
Hawaii
California
Maryland
Maine
Georgia
Lions Headed to Rose Bowl in Big New York Sendoff
Edward J. Neil reports Columbia Lions football team departs Manhattan for the Rose Bowl to face Stanford. Lou Little leads 30 players and staff, amid 2,000 fans, police bands, and mayoral cheers. The train stops in St Louis, Dallas, El Paso, and Tucson before Pasadena.
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Stanford
Adduulame
Lions of Columbia
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Cal
Hollywood
Lou Little
Nother
Pennsylvania
John —. O'Brien
Board of Estimate
Morningside Heights
California
Chick Meehan
Little
St. Louis
Dallas
el Pago
Tucson
Joe Ferrara
Wes
Clay Panthers Open 1993-94 Cage Season With Wins
Clay high school opened its 1993-94 basketball season with two victories over Widen. The Panthers varsity boys triumphed 87 to 15 and the Clay girls won 34 to 11.
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Clay
Clay High
Panthers
Widen
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