Stanford Players Layoff for Work
Nine members of Stanford's starting lineup give up football to head to Pasadena to play in the Rose Bowl on New Year’s Day. The players balance jobs with study, including Bob O’Connor as a landscape gardener and Bil Corbis as an oil company representative. The team plus coach Tiny Thornhill stresses character in this dual life of student and athlete.
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Ban Francisco
Wii
Stantara
Exeven and
Pasadena
Columblia
Stanford
Bob O'Connor
Fis
Wes Mulier
Bob Maentz
Ens
Staton
Muentz
Claude Callaway
Jim Moscrip
Bos Hamilton
Frank Alustiza
Bob Grayson
Gatiircay
Tiny" Thornhill
Wimmie Foxx
Foxy
Oet
Tennessen
Duke
America
Ong
T. O. M. Sopwith
Sporteman
Prime Carnemn
Paulino
Rome
Mussalini
Bucky Harris
Boston Red Sox
Vince Dundee
Lou Srouillard
Boston
Woy
Trojan
Nebraska
Notre Dame
Michigan
Oregon
Georgia
Purdue
Ween
Chuck Klein
Phillies
American Olympic Association
Germany
Hitler
Army
Navy
Harvard
Yale
Ramblers
Prigetton
APY
Dee
S—College
Notha
Elmer Layden
Hank Anderson
Miami Opan Golf
Tee Macfarlane
Weeles
Lety Grove
Rube Valere
Max Bishop
Red Sox
George Bardonan
White Sox
Mickey Cochrane
Detroit
Lane
Chess Crown Won by Paul Murphy in League Finish
The Charleston Chess Club lists the final standings from the first half Balt league. Paul Murphy team, city champions, won the terminal race without a loss, drawing one match. Commonwealth Gas finished second, one half point ahead of Carbide and Carbon in third.
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Charleston Chess Club
Paul Murphy
City Chaimpions
Tirminalf
Commonwealth Gas
Carbide and Carbon
Mustang Hoopers Preview Strong Fayette County Tilt
Mustang basketball notes highlight Anderson as top scorer last night with 16 points, followed by Anderson at 11 and Captain Kessler with 8. The squad faces Calvert Pioneers January 2 in East Bank, Beckley Flying Eagles January 5, then Pax Wildest next night. Last season they were runners up in the Fayette county tournament to Montgomery Greyhounds.
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Jim
Bryant
Moog
Anderson
Howard
Quard
Sore Sword
Mustangs
Kessler
Quinet’s Nest
Calvert's
Pioneers
East Bank
Beckley “Flying Eagles
Beckley
Pax
Mustenes
Fayette County
Montgomery “Greyhandts
Light Workout For Lion Grid Team
Stanford prepares for the Rose Bowl on New Year’s Day facing Texas College of Mines after a taxing trip. Coach Low Little says the squad is worn out but ready and promises a tougher approach, with Tuccson arrivals and a bustling pregame routine.
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Columbia
Stanford
Pasadena
Texas College of Mines
Low
Welte
Tuccson
Heneyaomper EU
Stanfard
Tlitle Sula
Spaulding High Stars Dominate 1933 All State Grid Team
The Charieston Gun Club issued a detailed look at the 1933 All-State football selections with Spaulding High standout Isaac and Gardner earning top honors. The piece praises the front and backfield stars from notable teams including Washington Irving, Wellburg, and Parkersburg while highlighting defensive and offensive strengths across northern and southern West Virginia.
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Isaac
Gardner
Spaulding
Witeby
Princeton
Dofeys
Aisi
Aber
Bes Renbre
Fryer
Wellssurg
CAVA
Washington-Ir
Delyst
Pusfler
Renner
Offerielvetyne
Rapnets
Wvaney
Im Shelby
Elkins and
Hull
Heckley
Bias Cochran
Mory Svar
Tsate
Charleden
Si Cava
Washington-Irving
Ge Buvker
Strang
S¢Rand
Backfeld
Goneldoren
anUl
Broadwater
Parkers
Stephens
Maltford
Washingtone
Parkersturg
Targins
Underwood
West Union
Brown
Hiiton
Tancock
Weick
Wwe
Sn Iiply
West
Aloripplert
Fairview
Montagahery Valley
Prio
Booth
Adams
Stolzenfels
Dunlop
Harry Adem
Welch
White
Atkine
Fuilback
Yorke
Al-West Virginia
Beard
Ciniti
Gooper
Ernst Bank
Whetsell
Wellsburg
Shura
Gary
Smith
Wihilémson
Green
Was
Ray
Logan Iginrda
Grissinger
Beckley
Call
Callaway
Crider
Bridgeport
Moore
Stark
Huntington
Miller
Follanshoe
Lions
Fall
Velestion Board
Perones
Washington-Trving
Wellaburg
Wer
New Martinsville
Victory
Bikins
Griffithsville
Malden
Pennsboro
East Bank
Fayetterille
Roosevelt-Wilson
Barpoureong
Moontown
West Virginia
Etx
Shen
Reins South RD
Parkersburg
Sports Leg Highlights From May to December
A sprawling year in sports notes multiple events and figures across racing golf tennis and baseball. Notable items include May races and driver fatalities, June championships and Harvard Yale rowing, July Wimbledon and British events, August baseball feats by Foxx and Hubbell, and December leagues trading and awards.
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Asa Stree
Jimmy McLain
Yount Corbett
Weller Uve
Australia
Henri Gochot
Frenen
Lenni Vnte
Bo Max Baer
Sax Schmeling
Johnny Goodman
Harvard
Yale
New London
Lewsinna State
Bouthern Taitornia
Jsne
Bealing U
Tex Carleton
Jtmme Foxx
Tug
Playolf
Helen Wills
Moody
Dorothy Rowid
Lossie
Log Beach
Washington
Yate
Corned
Jack Lovelock
Oxford
Kwailog
Bill Benthron
Princeton
Benthron
Soul
U.S
Interzone
Aenes
Ar Vinnk
Aginst Ferry
Dely MO
France
Perry
Covbrt
Dietr Dram Cardinals
Tengile Atriknont
Fanning
Cubs Ag
Carl Hubbell
Yankees
Ubb Wacnes
Hely Grave
Arlen Wilk Moody
Wightman
Mary Reymmds
Goshen
Yieley Wills
Tinley Jacobs
Teel Winie Waigg
George Lott
Lester
Wwe
U. S
Eft J
Babpy Penzes
Bivoals
Tot Phelps
Teron
York Vans
Tyomr Braves
Pitetene Crath
of Vere
Bept
S— Wein van
Wie
Prs Golf
Tin
Seeard steeiBi
Bextinn
Heley Hicks
Gav Wood
Harmaworth
Hubert
Yankons
Mayve de Crave
Amang Milhane Cours Winery
Oper
Mena Lev
Stiri Tine Ebany Bovarke, Jr
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JWLG
Young
Striging
Co. B. Wins Over Starcher In City League Battle
In Albans St. Albans city basketball league action Co. B defeated Starcher 40 to 31. Hawley led home team with 16 points while Leo Milli scored 33, and Starcher’s Millier was held to 12 points as the lineup featured several local players in a hard fought game.
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Ava
Frigenspan Bre
Atees
Sida
Young Livens
Roma Laie
Wiles
Nvesy Sven
ADERT
Aiiches
Grnsinger A3alcai
Placoon
AMUOL
Ak Charmee Igenspan
Recreation
Cin
Puct Dupont Learue
Bet
Blue Gas
Rydrogen O Tartan
Amnonia
Ageotsolec Ag
Evans
Pias O
Ammmmanis
Eames
Amaponia Ceil Sage
Detwiser
Woodman TN
Strethhers
Beihaway
Bowers Ai Lororanpad
Moraneee
Sturwood
Carderal
Adams
Gael
Huddleston
Harris Tae
Seasion Nuh
Wien
Aurys
Kauanbs
R&. Ourans
Curnes
Jenn
Hayes
Uehila
Kirk
Roscraft
Trump
Aail
Genter Washington
Sportsman
Patterson
Winter
Cox
Salib
Rete Baytes
Triagoon
I Brarsettas
Standaipx
L. A
Kanawha Dlepatch
George ‘Warnington
Ates Aero Ce
MD Couwee
Boscroft Rt
Thompson
Lauder Sz Twhlis
Rudy Rita Eal Sen
Job
Inter
Ney
Daven Vo
Ie Thes
Reycroft
George Waab
Gagettey ST
Albans
Igadet's
St. Albans
Starchers
Tere
Hawley
Leo Fizer
Greenbyler Miliary Star
Leo Milli
Stureher Co
Morrison
Bryant
Virginiay
Bailey Victim of Severe Injuries in Hockey Incident
Reports describe Bailey sustaining a skull fracture after a brutal collision in a Toronto hockey game. He endured two operations and a restricted diet but is listed in guarded condition with visitors allowed.
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Boston
Bailey
Toronto Hockey
Danger
Pro Football Code Proves Success in Past Campaign
The 1933 NFL season saw record public interest and high scoring after rule changes. The Chicago Bears defeated the New York Giants 23 to 21 in Chicago to claim the championship, as offenses flourished and onside kicks and fumbles rules sparked debates. Gallant performances from Ken Strong, Glenn Presner, and BMW Richards highlighted a season of records and evolving play styles.
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National Football League
Chicago Bears
New York Giants
Chicago
Giants
Bears
Eason
Wi Fl
Thal College
jArtley Mageine
Umes
Elan
Ion
Poiat Geltiig
Ken Strong
New York
Glenn Presner
Portsmouth
Sla
Nive
Pelpty
Bmw Richards
Strapsun College
Harry Newman
Gato
Michigan
Wsy
Benny Friedman
Brooklyn
CHN
Datting
West Virginia
Boston Redskine
Jim Mualek
Bronko Nagweski
Chicago Brats
Bill Hewitt
Beare
Jending
Jack Manders
Wie
Sendhie
Mitch Wi
Tyler Leads City Scoring In Fast League Action
Tyler tops city scoring as Wednesday night games highlight Husky Tyler and Teague as high point men. Woody Clendenin drops from top perch, while teams strengthen for the upcoming city championship in a fast paced league with strong guard and center play at the M. C. A. gym.
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Moje Dury
Husky Tyler
High Yehoot
High Point
Teague
Woody Clendenin
Xtek
Danasty
M. C. A. Gymmnaatumg
Charleston Chess League first half standings and schedule
The Charleston Chess League reports final standings from the first half with Paul Porphy undefeated in fifteen, Commonwealth Gas Corp and Carbide and Carbon among top finishers. Details list individual boards and players, plus upcoming dates starting January 9, 1934, at the Daniel Boone Hotel for more sessions.
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Cimate & Cloge
Kanlei Boone Hotel
Fault Murphy
Récreation Clu Paniel Boong
Coro-Kann
Black Exights
Commonwealth Jas Carp
John Fry
Paul Porphy
Commonwealthies Corp
Carbine and Carbon
Caro Kuha
Charleston Chess Club
Daniel Baone
Jotin ‘Fry
Mei ‘Black Knights
Danisi Bogue
Recreation Club
Crede
Lefevse
Carbide
Cote Ban
Victor the Mobile Prevails in Six-Furlong Park Race
Victor the Mobile wins the six furlong New Orleans Athletic elih purse at Jefferson Park, finishing ahead of a small fleet of sprinters. Zevo’s son leads early and Green Silks rides strong to second, with Blue Day third.
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Eaplign
Teka By & Safe
Toazet
Zekiel
Prank Seren
Canada
Jefferson Park
New Orleans
Jimmy
Lawry Hack
Zevo
F. Murphys
A. G. Tarn
Mack Takes First Airplane Journey
Philadelphia observer reports 39 year veteran Mack, known as The Diamond Dean, making his first airplane flight with his nephew and family on a cable monoplane. He praises flight and envisions rebuilding the Athletics with a young squad next season while denying retirement.
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Philadelphia
Connie Mack
Tecay Oy
Lr Field
Philudelphis
Ruth
Hip Athletice
Hus
Anyyone
Central Defeats Clendenin Quint
Central MB defeated Clendenin High School 37 to 24 in a return game at the Contratinoy last night. Central claimed their second win over the Retis with key performances from Roush and Litton among others.
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Central MB. Geuiabee
Paul Workman
Rede
Clendenin High School
Fay Central
Retis
Uncups
Central
Clendenin
Roush F
Aneying
O Latarla
Smmopp I
Jarrele
L. Roush
East Side Church League Schedules and Pairings
The column lists January church league games among First Presbyterian St George Starchers Baptist Temple Asbury Methodist and others. January 4 11 and 25 show matchups including First Presbyterian versus St George Baptist Temple versus First Methodist and First Presbyterian versus Baptist Temple. Games are divided into eight quarters with 22 minutes per half and one minute between quarters.
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Sterchers Chapel
Asbu’y Methodists
Piret Presbyterian Va
Stareners
St. George Va
Furst Methodist
Baptist Temple
Ashbury
Firet Methodists
Asbury
Baptist Temple Va
Starchers
First Presbyterian
St. George
Starch
First Metho
First Presbyterian Ve
Astury Methodists
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First Presbyterian Va Baptist Temple
Assbury
First Methodist
Rmimree
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Y Morphy
Matenes Jaret
Morony
Arbide & Carton
Daniel Boone
Bob Moore
Lion
Therills
Lak Tirtle
Masadena
Tak
Witley
Ctr
Montgumers
CoRku
Gwen Ate Bawell
W. B. Spaulding
Chariestar
Ingice
A. K. Datis
Davis
Beckfield
Asec Ort
Mes | Cue
Abe Gell Penetal
Morgantown
Prige
Atrecs
Ari Eieslar
Dynamo
Alexander
Ahifiing
McQueen
Willinmenon
Umance
Bily Vow
T-Clants
Sensiors
SBS
Terry Biyden
Filsworth Vines
Bill Tiden
Cass Hubbel
Mons Voliale
Watting
Clyde Hawley
Mullins
Doly
Benita
Addresseg
Permane
Col. P. B. Parker
Tennessee
Bierman
H. J. Harman
Penvent
George Veenker
Iowa State
W. A. Alexander
Georgie Tech
Tar Wiethan
Strong
Presnell
Cosit
Laldijey Field
Hk Tag
Charles Gili
Wo Oya
Pie Ciekela Bate
Alueess
Uty
Tyler
Dhes
Ventas Bs
Dail ‘Mail
Ik Cr
Spearer Moore Co
Kan
Sollege Arforees
Zkmmer Neu
Edward Freshy
F. Fie
Tenn
Chat
Glendenti
B.S. Weare
Marshall
Collegians
Wigan
Chris
Sol
Aa Marple
Chas
Bus
Cal
Bettis
Coneginas
Eens
Lenbem
Fiat
Gashorn
Col
Hovten
B. Meerr
Mortis
Finsier
Barrons
Zlanv
Sparnold
Cablertens Iy
Rose
Team Pet
Coltere
Mall Perry
Sochamb Fresby
Lana
Moore Co
Cao — Buste
Chia
Dielt
Paul Marony Fonrei
Ostrander
Cambeswealth Gas Corp
Tith Roaré
Finiper
Bixth
Wesley
Commonweelia iGax
Charleston
Uret Soard
Bia Meord
Nationatiem
Lefevre
Cuming
Gine
Holt
Balgy Ostrander
Commonwealth Gastender
Boore
Entis
Whiners
Harper
Weeley
Ous
Commonwealth
Hott Harper
Vy Ca
Daniel Boone Hotel
Victor
Helene Anti
Mack
Clendenin Quint
East Side
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