Columbia Seeks Speed and Deception for Rose Bowl Test
Columbia drills in Arizona to sharpen speed and deceptive play for the Rose Bowl clash with Stanford. Cliff Montgomery Al Barapas Ed Brominski and ends Matat McDowell key in attack while Newell Wider tests long range kicks. Stanford under sun drills prowl for defense against Columbia passes and runs as Tiny Thornhill prepares players for the game.
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Stanford
Cson
Ariz
Pasadena
Morningside Heights
Cliff Montgomery
al Barapas
Ed Brominski
Tony Matat
Owen McDowell
Newell
I! Corbus
Costh Lou Little
Pacific Coast Grid
Lions
Joe Linehan
Tommy Toms
Frank Chippendale
Sam Maniac
Ana
Bell Carriera
Barabas
Manlact
Cal
Sol
Tiny Thornhill
Lou Bittle
Stanford Board of Strategy
North-South High School Charity Game Ticket Request
Football fans statewide may buy tickets for the first annual North-South game at Laidley Field on New Year’s Day. Tickets are $1 each, with checks, cash, or money orders payable to K. of C. Football Committee. Send to box 166, Charleston, West Virginia. Tickets printed and mailed promptly.
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Laidley Field
K. of C. Football Committee
Charleston
W. Va
East Side Cage Loop Opens With Local Basketball Night
East Side Cage Loop opened with Baptist Temple First Methodist and Starchers Chapel leading fast side league play in Charleston. Baptist Temple beat St George 41 to 12, First Methodists edged Presbyterian 47 to 27, while Starchers outlasted First Presbyterian in a late rally 47 to 38. Opening ceremonies featured John W. Bolick tossing the first trial as a lively crowd watched.
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Iragne
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First Methodists
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Parrish
McConkey
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Saladin
Covey
Rowman
Wiimon
Gardner
Eshatah
Watson
Roses
Michael
S. Bilis
First Methodist
Presley
Stuart
Grinstead
Hudson
MacParlane
Gottrell
Hathaway, & Foster
Alguns & Bi Ratetiff
Tilton, & A of
Biena
F. Marple
O. Marple
Tyler
Glee
Frasher
Martin
I McClenland
O Suddreth
Carer
Joss
Balley Sutherla Board
Lion Gridsters To Sell Programs For New Year Game
Charleston high school football squad members who will sell programs for the North South game on New Year’s Day must list their names at 225 Goshorn Street Lincoln Farms by Saturday. Players who sold programs for West Virginia University games are asked to turn in their names at the same address if they wish to sell again.
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Charleston
Lincoln Farms
Goshorn Street
West Virginia University
Yearly Review Highlights Football Dominance in November Sports
A November dominated by football shows few highlights from other sports. Boxing provided top moments with Canzoneri defeating Eld Chocolate in New York and Ross defending his lightweight title in Chicago. Boxing also featured Miller’s win in New York. Administrative changes included Well resigning Cincinnati’s NL presidency and McPhail succeeding him. Colgate kept Kerr as football coach, Donie Bush was fired in Cincinnati, and MLB trades reshaped rosters including Wilson to St Louis and Hein’s sale to Chicago. Michigan beat Minnesota to claim the Western Conference title.
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Tony Canzoneri
Eld Chocolate
New York
Barney Ross
Sammy Fuller
Chicago
Freddie Miller
National Boxing Association
Lew Feldman
Cincinnati
Sidney
Chick Hiein
Philadelphia
Chicago Cubs
Mark Koenig
Harvey Hendricks
Ted Kleinbans
Fotch
Michigan
St Albans League Nears Halfseason Finish
St Albans City league closes first half on the Armory floor with Alumna facing Delouxe and Company B meeting Deluxe followed by a B team game. C and O and Zenith Sand, Company B, lead standings as top scorers Hawley and McCracken push for individual honors amid a tight table.
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Gazette
ST. Albans
St. Albane City League
Armory
Alumna
Delouxe
Company B
Deluxe
Zenith Sand
McCracken
Hawley
Billigan
Cowl
Milligan
Alumni Down Oak Hill Quint In 68 62 Victory
Oak Hill December 28 Alumni defeated Oak Hill high varsity 68 to 62 in a close game after a 29 all halftime tie. Key scorers included Sawyers Hindson and Terry for Alumni while Oak Hill relied on Ellison Fenant Windsor and Lindsley for scoring.
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Oak Hill
Oak Hil High
Mets
Oak Avn
Ellison
Sawyers
Hindson
Terry
Fenant
Towski
Dillon
H. Forbes
Esston
Robinson
Burdette
Arritt
Windsor
Lindsley
Riner
R. Forbes
Cusego
Snyder
Amole
Petantg
Nowe
Parker Wins Net Event In Junior Indoor Championship
Frank Parker of Milwaukee, national clay court champion and top seed, reached the quarter finals by defeating Barclay A. Kingman of East Orange Yale freshman in straight sets 6-3 6-1 as the third day of play concluded. Other seeded players remained in contention.
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New York
Frank Parker
Milwaukee
Barclay A. Kingman
East Orange
N. J
Yale
Darker
Yate
Carey System Donates 30-Foot Football Sign
Carey Sign System plans a 30-foot sign donated for a North South high school charity game. The display will stretch across Charlestown main street at Capital and Quarrier, advertised starting today on Capitol street, with AY Carey confirming the donation yesterday. In sports, Lyman Grossman Jr. of Barnard School defeated Irving Kram in a three-set men's singles match, 5-7 6-1 6-1.
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Laidley Ieta
Capitol Street
AY Carey
Carey Sign System
Charleston
Main Street
Capital and
Quarrier
Parker
Lyman Grossman, Jr
Barnard School
New York
Irving Kram
Danube Steamship Fleets Merge in River Shipping Move
The three Danube steamship fleets have merged signaling a unified river logistics shift. Scotland paid twenty dollars per head to close a controversial tuskrat operation in the previous year.
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Danube River
Scotland
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