Mountain Lions Open Season with 43-22 Win Over Kanawha College
Charleston High School’s 32-33 basketball team overcome a slow start to defeat Kanawha College 43-22. Tyler led with 20 points, Gardner and Kosky added solid work, and Hutson shuffled in Stanton to bolster defense as the Lions pulled away after halftime.
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St Ambrose Loses to Loyola in Narrow Tilt
Loyola topped St Ambrose 18 to 18 in a tightly contested college game. Ambrose led late, but Loyola pulled away with key baskets as the crowd watched a tense finish.
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Notre Dame Beats Stanford In Narrow Victory
Notre Dame defeats Stanford in a tense finish as the Irish push for the lead. The comeback comes with limited yards after strong Stanford defense, while Notre Dame relies on core players to seal the win.
Uniform officiating urged to stabilize basketball
The column laments inconsistent officiating across the state, noting liberal and strict calls by different referees. It argues for a statewide, general interpretation of the rules set by the National Rules Committee to eliminate small group arbiters and achieve uniform basketball officiating.
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Glenville Tarred With Fifteen Tilts In 11-Game Schedule
Glenville announces an 11 game schedule the toughest in Pioneer history with seven home and away games. The season opens January 7 against Slippery Rock Teachers and includes two games with Charleston Business College and two with Waynesburg. Westminster and Potomac State mark key matchups, with Wesleyan and Morris Harvey also on the slate. Coach A P Rohrbough reports a 28 man squad in good health aside from a few colds and notes Slippery Rock, Wesleyan, and Charleston Business College games set for January.
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Geneva Delays Choosing Coach
Geneva College will not name a new football coach for two to three weeks. Athletics director A. Idgecombe said more than 80 applications were received after Howard Harpster resigned to return to Carnegie Tech. Interviews will follow, then a decision.
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Upsets and records fill busy sports page mix
A garbled list of upset results and notable performances spans Olympic trials golf and track, pro football and college football, plus golf championships and racing events. Names such as Bausch Sarazen Dutra and Arnold Herber surface alongside teams like Colgate Auburn Harvard and the New York Giants in a collage of late season excitement.
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Jones Satisfied With Defense of Trojan Gridders
Coach Howard Jones expressed temporary satisfaction with Southern California's defense as preparation for the January 2 Rose Bowl against Pittsburgh. He focused on improving the running attack while noting a 87-man squad in good shape aside from minor injuries and one sore rib for Bob Erskine.
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St Albans Loop Remains in Knot in City Cage Action
In St Albans play, Johnson’s 29 to 27 comeback win over Rail Teaders keeps the 1st half league title race tight as Fowles and DeLuxe win solidly. DeLuxe required overtime to beat Company B 95 to 94. Bowles edges Alumni 18 to 0 as next week’s schedule halves the season with several key matchups.
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Missouri Falls to Tilini Five in Columbia Contest
The Sinots Eleven basketball team, coached by J. Craig Ruby, defeated Missouri 36 to 24 in Columbia. University star player Dre Dre is noted in the report.
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Eastman Stars in April Sport Show with World 100m Record
Ben Eastman of Stafford University dominates the month with a 100 yard world record of 9.51 at Stanford appearances and multiple wins including the mile relay. The month features major sports highlights from track to tennis, baseball, and swimming, with records set by Spence and Kojac and notable mentions of Nurmi suspension and Davis Cup actions.
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Schedule for Athletic Nine adds Florida exhibitions
Philadelphia Athletica announce a 25 game spring schedule with 18 in Florida and seven in the north. Opponents include four National League teams the Phillies will host two home series with Newark and Baltimore and House of David. Preseason games begin March 14 in Florida leading to Philadelphia games in early April.
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Didrikson Declares Pro After Amateur Ban
Mildred Babe Didrikson, the Olympic star, announced from Beaumont Texas that she has turned professional after being suspended by the Amateur Athletic Union. She said she accepted several paid playing offers and has signed with Dallas authorities. She noted her intention to avoid amateur competition and praised officials, while asserting the A A U stance forced her decision.
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Nitro Beats Local Charleston College 34-24 In Tight Clash
Nitro High School defeated Charleston Business College five 34 to 24 in a fast game. DuBois Crickenberge led early, Hawkins scored 18 for Nitro and Foxton 17 for the losers as the halftime margin stood 18-14.
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Marines honor fallen veteran at Graceland Memorial
A South Charleston unit from Marine Marines fired taps at Graceland Memorial Cemetery yesterday for Erastus Hall Roe 37 war veteran whose home was South Ruffner. Rev Pat B Withrow conducted the services attended by a delegation from the Disabled American Veterans of the World War. Roe died Monday at a local hospital.
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Elkview Defeats Walton in 24 to 18 Varsity Game
Elkview high school defeated Walton 24 to 18 in Elkview. Campion led the Elkview scoring with 12 points while F Taylor added six for the visitors. Walton trailed 22 to 14 at halftime and could not regain the lead, with Elkview pulling away in the third period.
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Mountaineers face coaching reshuffle amid season talk
Amid transfers and rumors, Geneva and nearby schools consider year around coaching shifts. Names like Sutherland and Loeffler surface as potential football leaders while basketball mentors weigh stepping into grid roles. Strong district pattern mirrors Allegheny and Waynesburg moves.
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Huntington Cage Game to Be Kept Up This Season
Huntington boards votes to keep high school track and basket ball program alive after hours of debate. Over 700 petitions supported maintaining sports, business leaders aided finances, while interscholastic play was initially removed from Pony Express program. Football schedules praised for success despite high competition costs in recent years.
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Chapel Cagers Trim St. Luke's in 59 31 Victory
Chapel five defeated St Luke's 59 to 31 at St Matthew's gym. Martin led scoring with 18 points, Holmes added 11 for the Towers. Local teams seek games with St Luke's. contact Keith Holmes or dames West for arrangements. Also notes include scores from Charleston area and several college games.
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