Stanford Rolls Past Army 34 to 13 in Large Stadium Showing
Stanford delivers a decisive 34 to 13 victory over Army before 70,000 at Stanford Stadium. Chuck Fleishhacker stars with 149 rushing yards while Cagle adds 50 on 11 carries as the Cardinals overpower the Cadets after a close first half. Captain Mutler the Cadets fumbles start Stanford’s decisive push. Hutchinson converts once on a failed extra point.
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Cardinals
Stanford
Army
Cadets
Capie
Red Knight
Driscoll
Cardinal
Smalling
Cagle
Chuck
Cavan
Mutehinson
Ram
Core Hutchinson Place
Sardiers
Bmalling
Malloy
Messinger
Hire
60 Yards King To Compete in East's Olympic Tryouts
New York December 28 Jack Eld er Notre Dame's football star known for a record run against Army has accepted an invitation to compete in the Olympic sprint series at the Brooklyn college meet January 18 This marks his first appearance of the 1930 track season Elders seeks the indoor 60 yard record while facing international rival Percy Williams and top sprinters from Holy Cross Georgetown Michigan and other programs in the Olympic sprint series featuring 100 meters 75 yards and 200 yards.
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New York
Jack Elder
Notre Dame
Army
Brooklyn College
Thirteenth Regiment Armory
Elders
Elder
Percy Willams
Canada
Williams
Jim Daley
Holy Cross
Karl Wildermanh
Georgetown
Eddie Tolan
Michiga
Bob McAllister
Old Timers May Return for Race
Indianapolis dispatch reports that veteran drivers are returning to the International 100 mile race as regulations ease and one man per car is restored. The shift, seen since recent changes, rekindles interest among old timers and challenges the newer, faster but less experienced pilots.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Miye
Anya
Off Season Is Soft Season for Baseball Stars
New York December 28 big league players vary in winter work some stay active in business farming insurance real estate law or entertainment while others rest eight months in the harness players like Rogers Hornsby Earnshaw Gehrig Cochrane and Ruth pursue diverse side tasks to stay sharp trainers will note who worked and who did not toward spring training next year
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Associated Press
Bercice
New York
Rogers Hornsby
Missouri
George Earnshaw
Harry Holman
Low Gehrig
Wall Street
Mickey Cochrane
Waite Boyz
Arb Necht
Phoenix
Arizona
Jimmy Dykes
Babe Ruth
Bill Stards
Oscar Meljilo
Frankie Frisch
Lake Placid
Hock Wilson
West Virginia
Harry Rhonda
Panthers Enroute To Pasadena Stage Practice
The Pittsburgh Panthers traveling to Pasadena to face the University of Southern California on New Year’s Day stopped in El Paso for a workout. Coach John Sutherland and players noted the warm, sunny day as they prepared for the climate change.
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EL Paso
Tex
Pittsburgh Panthers
University of Southern California
John Sutherland
Ford
Army
Stanford
Pittsburgh
Southern California
Ana
Trojan
Panthers
Catnogle Tech
French Helen Wills Tilden Featured in'29 Tennis Drama
The 1923 world tennis story centers on Helen Wills and Bill Tilden as American stars clash with France led by Rene Lacoste out of Davis Cup play. Cochet dominates singles. Doeg and Lott win doubles. Wills secures titles in French English events and guides the United States to cup victory.
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New York
Helen Wills
Bill Tilden
Billy Tilden
France
Rene Lacoste
Henri Cochet
Tilden
George Lott
Jean Bolrotta
Chicago
America
John van. Ryn
Wilmer Alison
Borotra
Cachet
Europe
Forest Hills
Frank
Shieldy
John van Ryn
Johnny
Doeg
Frank T. Hunter
van Ryn
Allison
Lott
Berkeley Bell
Texas
Julius Beligson
Lehigh
Joyal Tanking
Wightman
Betty Nuthall
Moother
Mira
Phoebe Wat
Dartmouth Soph Favored in Meet
Dartmouth sophomore John Richardson defeated Sidney Seligson to reach the quarterfinals of the national junior indoor championship. Other results include William Jacobe beating Herman Goldberg, Aaron Miller advancing, and Ed Lucha and Frankie Parker advancing to the last eight as the field narrows to eight players.
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Hew
York
John Richardson
Dartmouth
Sidney Seligson
New York University
Selgson
Richardson
Beligearr
William Jacobe
Jacobe
Bellimore
Herman Goldberg
Jenna Hopking
Aaron Miller
Frankie Parker
Milwaukee
Bernard Friedman
Philadelphia
Mark Hecht
New York
Hecht
Jack Labelt
Rockaway High School
Parker
Stanley Minchin
Friedman
James Spalding
Veteran Golfer Anderson Aims for Record with 280 Trophies
John G. Anderson of the New York Athletic Club is celebrated for a long career and a tally exceeding 280 trophies. The veteran golfer’s prize collection highlights decades of competition and success.
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John G. Anderson
New York Athletic Club
Alumni Basketball Game Sparks Local Athletes Group Idea
The upcoming Alumni game at the Charleston high gym sketches a potential athletes association for Capital City school athletes. Old stars like Harold Weber of Toledo golf and recent Ohio tournaments loom in memory, while football pundits speculate on Stanford and Army bowls and Pittsburgh versus Southern California.
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Charleston High
Harald Weber
Toledo
Sutherland
Ues antEm Buuul
Laidley Field Stadium Corporation
Charleston High Athletes’ Club, Association
Farley Announces Rasslin Program Schedule
Coach Bheeta Parley of Charleston unveiled the 1030 Red and Blue wrestling slate. The squad opens at home January 17 hosting Huntington, then travels January 24 to Point Pleasant, followed by Berlucky Military Institute January 94. Parkersburg visits February 7, Point Pleasant returns February 14, Huntington visits February 21, and Parkersburg ends February. The last match is at E. M. I. March 2, with daily practices starting Monday at 3 o'clock.
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Bheeta Parley
Charleston ‘High
Huntington
Parkersburg
Parkerapng
Fari¢yana
Vanderbilt players turn coaches across major programs
Dan McGugin shaped a coaching cradle with many Vanderbilt alums becoming gridiron coaches. Notable names include Ray Morrison at Southern Methodist, Jat Cody at Clemson, D. C. Walker at Fron college, Zack Curtin, and Freeland at Texas Tech.
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Dan McGugin
Vanderbilt
Ray Morrison
Southern Methodist
Jat
Cody
Clemson
D. C. Walker
Fron College
Zack Curtin
Memphis Teachers College
Freeland
Texas Tech
Scot's Grey Captures $2,000 Handicap Race
Scot's Grey a five year old gelding owned by W. R. Com of New York with Nick Richardson up won the $2,000 inaugural handicap at Agua Caliente opening day. Fire Brigade was second and Battle Ax third in the one and one sixteenth mile event. Edmitar, the favorite, faltered to sixth.
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Harold Weber
Hardd
Eries
Weber
Inverners Club
Toledo
Ohio State
Assatiation
Ohio
Canton
Brookside Country Club
Johny Florio
Columbus
Bink
Jan
Lower
Calif
Mex
Scot
W. R. Com
New York
Nick Richardson
Fire Brigade
Edmitar
Agua Callente
Bat
P. L. Ciceri
Chicago Horseman's
Ela
Greenbrier Club Plans 1940 Sports Season Lineup
Greenbrier Golf and Tennis club announces 1940 schedule led by Mason and Dixon golf and tennis classics. New invites include a women’s golf tournament the week of Labor Day, with top US players invited to compete on No. 1 course in White Sulphur Springs. Major events span April to October including state championships and intercollegiate contests.
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White Sulphur Springs
Greenbrier Golf and Tenneis Club
Loren R. Johnston
Greenbrier
Mason and Digon
Mason and Dixon
Gleany Collett
United States
Iwatter
Martin W. Littleton, Jr
New York
Everett
West Virginia
Ira Rodgers
West Virginia University
Greenbrrier
Sir Evers
Charleston
Angie Mac Donald
Courar
White Rulphur
University of Virginia
C. Alabama
Walter Gol
Mortland Bowl
Emmet Pare
Ohamapton
Biss
Virginia Hilesry
Greenb Brier
Greensier Golf and ‘Teonie Club
West Virginia Oper
Wake Sulphur Springs
First Championship Quintet Will Start Conflict Wednesday
Charleston high faces its alumni in a long awaited charity game set for Wednesday night at 7 30 in the high school gym. Coaches and players from the old championship teams return with stars from colleges joining the current squad. The event aims to revive memories of the 10, 15 year eras as veteran players and new standouts prepare to clash.
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Ories
Charleston High School
Charleston’ High
Rocco Gorman
Bed and Blus
Capitol Street
Starke
Palmer
Martin
Gorman
Rocco
Glenn
Mabre Stark
Prank Palmer
Dave Martin
Ted Lively
Howard Stucky
Wesley
Prank Thomas
Stark
Lucky
Kelley
Mante Agein
Little Brown Man
Michigan
Nelson Lake
Grant Hall
Kart ‘Bendericks
Jimmy Martin
Kit" Leweis
Bil Hiezer
Phil Hil
Bocco
Ond
High Wavalty
Aperts
Paul Heydrick
University of Tennessee
Morte
Abromowitz
New River College
Sam Gillland
Carl Tully
Familiar Names Again Head Net Players for 29
New York December 38 Eastern Lawn Tennis Association released the 1939 rankings for the metroPolican district. Mrs. Mallory holds the No 1 position for women and Srenca T Hunter leads the men for three seasons. Top ten lists include players such as Travios T Bunte John Van Ryn Gregory Mangin Francia XK Shielde and more with Eleanor Goss Dorothy Andrus Clare Greenspan May Alice Francis and others prominent among women.
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New York
Srenca T. Hunter
Mille Bjurstedt Mallory
Eastern Lawn Tennis Association
Tmetro- Polican
Mra. Mallory
Eastern Association
Igsal
Hunter
Sach
i—Travois T. Bunte
John van Ryn
Gregory Mangin
Francia XK. Shielde
J. Gilbert Hall
Tullue Seligeon
Herbert L. Bowman
George A. King
Jerome Lang
Edward W. W. Feibhteman
McClung Top Scorer In City Loop Basketball Race
Mickey McClung, forward for the Cunningham team, leads the City Loop with 61 points from 23 field goals and 15 free throws. Ken nedy of Cunningham and Hig Sleepy Glenn of the Cleaners trail as top scorers with 42 and 39 points respectively. The loop resumes Thursday night with NuWays Leaders facing the Cunningham outfit and other matchups on the slate.
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Mickey McClung
West Virginia Wesleyan
Gunninghem
Cleaners
M.C. A
Studes
Bakers
Brestny
Charleston
Vikinga
Tas Bartletta
Nanma
Afrt
McClung
Cunninghama
Clendenin
Bartletta
Kennedy
Cunninghamis
A. Glens
Cunninghams O'Dell
NuWays
Thomas
Mulligan
Studebakers
Luke
Lampston
Widdass
Tully
Purdy
Cunninghams
Simms
Breams
Frazier
Vikings
Gallspie
Wheaton
Studebaker
Wireman
H. B
Middleton
KuWaye
Glenn
Breama Se
Brad Han
Vikinga Sase
Gilllaud
NuWaye
Moan
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Muddy Ruel
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Ruth
Hugk Wilson
Oscar Mellis
Cindy Adkins
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Net
Mra. Watson
Mya
Peggy Michell
England
Karel Kozeluh
Cvechoslovak Marvel
Vincent Richards
Richards
Dartmouth Soph
Knight
German
Hae
Flonda
Farley
Rasslin
Greenbrier Club
Frank Knight
The
Gazette
Francis Hunter
Mrs. Milla Mallory
Molla B. Mallory
Eleanor Goss
Dorothy B. Andrus
Clare
Greenspan
S—Miay Alice Francis
Bmra
Bernard F. Sten
Lilian
Heater
A. J. Iemme
Charlotte Miller
Norma Tavele
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