Eight Clarksburg Boys Listed for North High Team in Charleston
Eight players from Clarksburg and nearby high schools were named to the Northern squad to face a Southern team in Charleston on New Year's Day. The roster includes Roosevelt Wilson and Victory players, with selections led by coach Farley W. Bell. Proceeds benefit state charities as sponsors Chattanooga Knights of Columbus and The Charleston Gazette coordinate the event.
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Larksburg
James
Whitey) Call
Eilsteppers
Belti
Willam Jay
Don Bates
Ralph Moats
Victory High School
Bell
Paul Conran
Aldo Paletti
Turk
Geso
Ust
Willam Day
Roosevelt— Wilson
Clarksburg
Charles Stolzenfels
Grafton
Gerald Hayes
West Union
Paul Cochran
Victory
William Belyard
Bernard Gilchrist
Parkersburg
Wayne Underwood
West Unlon
Doe Berardell
Weirton
Roosevelt- Wilson
William Kanna
New Martinsville
Ashford Broadwater
Harold Madden
Wash -Irving
Ralph Meats
Roosevelt-Wilson
Aldo Poletti
Geren Knight
Moundswire
Victor Folio
Gratton
Fred Nebera
Fairview
Harry Irrer
Wellsburg
James Call
Washiro“Ing
Louie Geso
John Vachon
Parsons
Jack Carter
Bridgeport
Victory High Field
Charleston
By & Special
West Virginia Transportation Bus
Tueen
Laidley Field
Charleston Knights of Columbus
The
Charleston Gazette
Ted Teacer
Roosevelt Wilson High
Harry Minter
West Virginia Wesleyan
Gore Hotel
Northern Squad Members Prepare for December Training
Farley Bell of Vi lists ten members of the Northern Squad for the first and upcoming year. The group will enter training in December ahead of a charity game in Charleston hosted by Uyeth-South.
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Farley Bell
Hich
Uyeth-South
Charleston
Alumni Beaten By Clay Quint In Local Clash
Clay high school edged its alumni 27 to 21 to start the basketball season. V Stalnaker Lamb and R Schoonover spearheaded the win, while A Carte led the alumni scoring. Referee Karichkhoft officiated in a tight, hard fought game.
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Clay
Clay High School
V. Stalnaker
Lamb
R. Schoonover
A. Carte
A. F
Euett
Andrews
Fsmith
Cane
Schoonover
Moran
Stalnaker
Bhelton
Ashley
Mason
Karichkhoft
Southira
North-South High School Charity Football Tickets Announced
Fans statewide may apply for advance tickets to the first annual North South High School charity football game on New Year's Day at Laidlerfield. Tickets cost 1 dollar each, with checks or money orders payable to K of C Football Committee sent to box 366 Charleston WV.
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Laidlerfield
Charleston
W. Va
Earl Wheby
Princeton
Wheby
Cwarn Sleepy Glenn
Charleston High
J. R van Meier
Berkt Russel Thom
Elmer Borchardt
North South squads to B guests of Holley in Charleston
Arrangements completed for housing and meals at the Holley hotel for the North and South football squads during their stay in Charleston. The event, staged with the Knights of Columbus and The Gazette, designates the Holley as gathering place for the teams from Washington and Lee and West Virginia universities.
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South
Charleston
Hotel Gore
Jts
Clarksburg
Holley
Holley Bath
K. of C
Mathews Glves
Duggan
Mathews Printing and Lithtaphing Company
Wjo
Laidlerte
Ace Bailey Improvement Exceeds Expectations
Boston reports Irvin Ace Bailey, who suffered a fractured skull in a game, shows remarkable recovery. Dr Donald Munroe notes Bailey can reach for milk unaided and estimates Bailey has a 60 46 chance of full recovery.
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Boston
Irvin
Ace) Bailey
Heck Hame
Donald Munroe
Bailey
Bailes
Fonceverte Tops Lewisburg In Non-conference Hoop Battle
In a non-conference game at Lewisburg, Fonceverte defeated the home team 18 to 8. Wright led Fonceverte with 10 points and Russell added 4 for the losers, as the visitors pulled away in the second half.
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Lyisburg
Lewlabur Highchool
Ronceverte
Whittemore Dies in Carbon Monoxide Poisoning Incident
Boston reports the death of John Wildle more who aided John L. Sullivan in many heavyweight bouts. The death is attributed to carbon monoxide gas poisoning on a day not clearly specified in the fragment.
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Boston
John Wildlemore
John L. Sullivan
McCue Dropped From North Squad For Holiday Game
Morgantown star John McCue was dropped from the North high school team that would play a New Year’s Day game with a southern squad in Charleston. Geren Knight of Moundsville was chosen instead after Bell learned McCue had not fully recovered from injuries. Bell expressed regret and noted McCue’s strong backfield abilities.
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Clarksburg
John McCue
Morgantown
Weckfield
Charleston
McCue
Farley W. Bell
Bell
Monangeshela Valley
Fairmont East High School
Geren Knight
Moundsville
Knight
Sfter Knight
Bell Fytenis
Clyde
Estate of Columbia crew coach left to family and trust
Barnstable Mass Dec 21 An estate of about 81000 left by Richard J Glendon coach of Columbia University crew who died from a shotgun wound near here last week One third goes to his wife two thirds placed in a trust for his two sons and a daughter
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Barnstable
Mass
Richard J. Glendon
Colum ‘Bia University
Smith Leads Pasadena Open Qualifiers With 87 Under Par
Veteran Carnbustle Scot Mac Donald Smith shot 87 four under par at Brookside to take the lead in Pasadena Open qualifiers. Paul Bunyan of White Plains was runner up with 69 despite three-putt troubles. Oliver Sleppy tied for third with Pete Lamb at even par, while many pros failed to break par. The first qualifying section concluded with roughly half the field eliminated. top 100 advance to Sunday’s 38 hole final.
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Pasadena
Calif
MacDonald Smith
Brookside Municipal Course
Paul Bunyan
White Plains
Oliver Sleppy
Long Beard
Pete Lamb
San Bernardin
Smith
Bunyan
California
Martle Dutra
Detroit
al Zimmerman
Portland
Ore
Charles Guest
Deal
N. J
Collapse of Notre Dame's Football Team Surprises Sports World
The 1933 AP Day results name Notre Dame’s football decline and its comeback win over Army as the era’s biggest upset. Other top shocks include Ellsworth Vines’s downfall and the Giants’ rapid pennant rise, with various upsets by Baer Sharkey Canzoneri and more.
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Notre Dame
York
Army
Associated Press
Writ
Ehuteuta
Greeneshirts
West Point
Bul
Terry
New York Glanta
Ale Ready
Washington Bensters
Ellsworth
Giants
Sensetors
Tony Canzoneri
Jack Sharkey
Louisiana State
Bill Hosket Absent From Ohio State Basketball Team
Ohio State University loses star center Bill Hosket to ineligibility after failing midterm exams. Hosket was a leading scorer and key starter, expected to anchor the 1938-44 lineup, and his absence disrupts coach Harold G. Olsen’s plans after the team tied Northwestern for the Western conference title last season.
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Columbus
Ohio State University
Knfée
Bill Hosket
Grason
Harold G. Olsen
Dayton
Northwestern
Glenn to Recall His Cage Squad
Morgantown December 21 West Virginia fans learn the team plans a January early return to practice as Marshall Glenn expects most of the varsity back by December 28. The Mountaineers beat Wesleyan 32 to 24 in the opener and show improved ball handling.
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Morgantown
West Virginia University
University of Maryland
Cumberland
Carnegie Tech
Marshall Glean
West Virginia
Wesleyan
Mountaineer
Max Hannum
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