Militant Oratory Minimum Agitation Marks Coaches Meet
About 300 members of the American Football Coaches Association closed their fourteenth meeting with militant rhetoric and limited action. They discussed rules changes for 1938, press box conditions, and recruiting practices, deferring many details to a standing committee led by Lou Little.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alan Gould
Associated Press
New York
Americin Football Coaches’ Association
Columbia
Lou Little
Gus Dorais
Detroit
Notre Dame
Dorais
Dearmond
Tuss) McLangary
Brown
Coaches’ Association
Bernie Bierman
Minnesota
Wiliam H. Cowell
New Hampshire
Harry G. Kipke
Michigan
Harry Stuhldreher
Villanova
Tristees-Alvin
Bo) McMillin
Indiana
H.C
Fritz) Chrisler
Princeton
Elmer Layden
Madison Bell
Southern Methodist
Pacifie Coast Coaches’ Association
Moody's Comeback Tops 1935 Sports Highlights
By Damon Runyon a vivid year end survey credits Mrs Moody with the sports comeback of 1935, surpassing James J. Braddock's boxing title win. It notes her health recovery and Wimbledon victory, with boxing, baseball, and football milestones including Braddock Baer, Cubs pennant drive, Babe Ruth retirement, and Olympic questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danton Runyon
Universal Service
Belen Wills Moody
James J. Braddock
Xelick Rolls
New Jersey
Moody
California
Golden State
Sho
Et Olat
Bissie
Miss Jageps
Wimbledon
Tennnis
Mery
Miss Jacobs
Cody
Max Baer
Braddock
Baer
Madison Square Garden
Max Schmeling
America
Mike Jacobs
Joe Louis
Primo Camera
Schmeling
Braddock Vider
the Garden
Baor
Brad Boeke
Jim
Louis
Garrity Adapts Notre Dame Style in Practice Scrimmage
The article details West Virginia football practice notes with coach Garrity evaluating players Emody, Condit, Adkins, and Pinion. It outlines position changes on the line, backfield shifts, and plans to use a Notre Dame style, alongside updates on chess club events and a brief digression into paleontology and a Cork castle anecdote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garrity
Notre Dame
Adkins
Emody
Condit
Clyde
Lambrow
Clarksburg Victory High Star
D’antonis
Morgantown
Hoduck
Benwood Union
Garrett
Weston
Lazares
Swezey
Wheeling
Fragle
Claristurg Wash-Irving
De.Franco
Weirton
Hawkins
New Martinsville
Krznarich
Tambrow
Hodulik
Rush of Gary and Boyd lead linemen for pivotal clash
End Dropped Continued from Page 8 details the tackles Rush of Gary and Boyd of Linton and Richam of Charleston, with Olzer of Oak Hill favored for center over Burt of Fayetteville due to lateral familiarity. Backfield changes include Kmnody for Condit at fullback and Turner over Adkins at one half, while Zondhi challenges Cafego for the other halfback spot and Neely appears secure.
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Rush
Gary
Boyd
Linton
Richam
Charleston
Olzer
Oalkk Hill
Feenter
Burt
Fayetteville
Mike Kmnody
Williamson
Merlyn Condit
Red Turner
Huntington
Bob Adkins
Point Pleasant
Louie Zondhi
Seth
George Cafego
Harold Neely
Germany
High School Basketball Scores Mixed Results Across Districts
Princeton 31 Elkins 24 Ahnoni 45 Lost Creek 18 Parsing 22 Terra Alte 17 Parkersburg 44 Point Pleasant 10 College West of Viceiam 4% Western Ie serve Wittenberg 35 Harvard 24 Geneva 32 C. C. N. 28 Salem 72 Oglethorpe 3B.
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High School
Princeton
Elkins
Ahnoni
Lost Creek
Parsing
Terra Alte
Parkersburg
Point Pleasant
College West of Viceiam
Western Ieserve Wittenberg
Harvard
Geneva
Salem
Oglethorpe
Grid Officials Named For North-South Encounter In Ninth District
Officials selected for the North South contest include Dr Sehott as referee and Mr Strickling as umpire. Other officials listed are James KH Thomas Charleston and Jack LE Buddy Wheeling, with a turkey shoot in Mission Hallow yielding winners such as W E Hatcher Paul Mace and C C Comer. A return shoot is set for Saturday January.
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Wanced
Dr. Sehott
Mr. Strickling
James, KH. Thomas
Charleston
Jack LE
Buddy
Wheeling
The
Axse
W. E. Hatcher
Paul Mace
C. C. Comer
H. Koontz
J. F. Friend
0. Dodrill
L. H. Campbell
Mission Hallow
Harmony in Coaching Rivalry Turns to Team Spirit
The North and South coaching staffs, once rivals in a state poll, now work as partners for a common goal. Garrity has 10 years at Hinton, Parsons spent three at Oak Hill, Calvert led Eger Bank squads five years, Clyde 15 years at Morgantown, McIntire once WVU head coach, Hamrick over 10 years at Enat Bank and Grantsville success. Oregon hair becomes the vogue in Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garrity
Hinton High
Parsons
Oak Hill
New River
Grantsville
Shooting Match at Newhouse Branch on Elk River Road
A shooting match is set for Newhouse Branch on Elk River Road from 10 a m to dark on New Year s Day. Prizes include turkeys ducks chickens and hams supplied by Lawrence and George Bossic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newhouse Branch
Elk River Road
Lawrence
George Bossic
College Coaches Attend North South All Star Banquet
About 60 university alumni will join 44 North South players at a banquet honoring the event, with $22 plates and no long speeches. West Virginia plans to have athletic director Harry Stansbury and Ray Hawley present as the awards for 44 players and six coaches are announced. A Victory Ball follows at the Elks club ballroom from ten to one, admission $1.25 a couple as the Colonels prepare to play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Daniel Boone Hotel
Paul Murphy
Lasker
John Hurt, Jr
Ed Foy
Phil Goodwin
Reid Holt
Walter Crede
Wheeling
Parkersburg
Charleston Chess Club
West Virginia
Mountaineers
Nationals, and Recreation Clib
Theeague
Anthony Foy
Griff Schilling
University of Pittsburgh
West Virginia University
Harry A. Stansbury
Ray M
Legs) Hawley
University
William Thompson
Mortgomery
Elka Club
Elks Club
Colonels
Stevenson wins six furlong feature at Tropical Park
Stevenson takes a read over veteran Wayne Wright at Tropical Park in the six furlong spring feature. Indiantown led early before Stevenson eased him off the pace, drew clear in the stretch, and won as Zuni finished third. Indiantown and Zuni, a Hernandez entry, were the favorites, paying $2.20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mandling
Wayne Wright
Tropical Park
Indiantown
Stevenson
Arcadia
Calif
Santa Anita
Pelican
Zuni
B. Hernandez
Track Carnival Delayed by Rain in New Orleans
Weather forces postponement of the track carnival in New Orleans as top Olympic veterans Glenn Cunningham Dawson Torrence and Hardin were set to compete. Events will resume Monday afternoon with noted entrants, as LSU and TCU prepare for the Sugar Bowl football game and a late basketball night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Liang
Glenn Cunningham
Glenn Dawson
Jack Torrence
Glenn Hardin
Berlin
Louisiana State University
Texas Christian Universe
Louisiana State
University of Pillsbute of
North South Sidelights on North-South Game Roster
North and South squads gather for drills with Rezzonico and Walker guiding the Morris Harvey contingent. Players like Thom Borchardt and Rose Savilla return, while Russ Parsons and Delbert Mellon mentor and compete. The feature notes coaching staff, prep for the North-South game, and late-week arrangements with local theaters and sponsors supporting player exposure.
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Stanley Howard
New York Hersald-Tribune
Football Writers’ Association
Woodward
Southeastern Conference
Dan McGugin
Vanderbilt
By Damon Runyon
Chicago Cubs
St. Louis Cardinals
Cubs
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Babe Hull
Boston
Omaha
Discovery
Top Row
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Grand Slam
Red Rain
Coldstream
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South
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Rose Bowl
Duke
Babe Risko
Teddy Yarosz
Pittsburgh
Vincent Dundee
John Henry Lewis
Arizona
Bob Olin
Barney Ross
Jimmy McLarnin
Tony Canzoneri
al Roth
Sixto Escobar
Lou Salica
Robert L. Ripley
Bos
L ‘Ney
Miame
Weenw Powers
Geenantown
Westside Presbyterian Church
Aulami
Washington
Arsa,grissett
Florence
King Tates
Ramalin
Beaumont
Kentucky
Pinion
Rader
Moundsville
White
Lesha
Clive Archer
Chese
Ste
North America
BR Queery
Wyoming
Monkstown Castle
Cork
Ireland
John Archdeacon
Philip of
Spain
Anastasia Gould Archdeacon
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Turkey
Oreage
Paris
Cecaltiuspatsoy
Pane
Charlies L. Mackett
University of Maryland
A. B. Rezzonico
W.H. Walker
Morris Harvey College
H. B. Reda
Virginia Poly
C. B. Ross
West Virginia Wesleyan
Steve Harrick
New River State
Glenn F. Thistlethwaite
University of Richmond
Tex Tilson
Lee
Harry Shelton
Davis and Elking
Bernie Shively
University of Kentucky
Bill Rafferty
Virginia Military Institute
Wallace Wade
Boke
Cam Henderson
Marall
Stevenson Takes
Buck
Rezzonico
Walter ‘Walker
Morris
Harvey
Rezonico
Walker
Rat Thom
Borchardt
Rose Savilla
Red Swagger
Irish Garrity
Hinton
Asher
L. Wood
St. Albans ‘Johnsons
Clyde, Ford
Red Dragons
East Bankers
C. A. Foster
Pioneer
West
Morgintown
Eason
Giannis Ellis
Lions
Stictals’ Association
Louie Zontini
John Shonk
Tuck Johnson
Mike Emody
Jess Richardson
Mike
Sam Gardner
Duke Blue Devils
Sam
Durham
Hearse
Catok
Rialtoland
Atlantic “Greyhound Bus
Pony
Brass
Sammy Finion
Gilbert Hessom
Everett Brinkman
Bruce
Bob ‘Lynch
Bering Grill
Cronulla
Australia
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