North Squad weighs in as Parsons sidelined in Benwood star
The North squad adjusts as Parsons is dropped from the lineup and Emil Krznarich, 188 pounds from Union High, joins in for the Benwood star game. The coach notes weight and end position needs while plans include late shifts and promised playing time for all squad members. Proceeds from a large advance ticket sale will aid needy state school children via the Elks shoe and stocking fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parsons
M. M
Storntius
MT. Hamrick
Wednnesday
Benwond
Clyde
Emil Krznarich
Union High
Benwood
Parkersburg
Bizeard
West Virginia
Virgin F. Frizzell
Elks
Garrity
Russ Parsons
Bill Calvert
Delbert Melton
Herbert Stansbury
Beckles
Melton
Stansbury
John Shonk
Charleston
Steiner
Broomfield
Max Steiner
Bluefinid Beaver High
Tom
Welch
Plessa
West Virginia Writers Meet Hears 1935 Outstanding Athlete Candidates
The West Virginia Sports Writers Association will meet at the Kanawha Hotel next Wednesday for lunch and business. Frank Knight of The Gazette announced Governor Kump trophy will be awarded to the state’s top amateur athlete, with candidates including Joe Studahat, Miss Fritzi Stifel, Joe Savilla, Tom Brand, and Sam Cohn. High school football champions will also be voted on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virgin Sports
Writers' Association
Kanawha
Frank Knight
the Gazette
Bill Hart
Morgantown
West Virginia
Fritzi Stifel
Wheeling
Joe Studahat
West Virginia University
Joule Hoblitzch
Parkersburg
Miss Stifel
White Sulphur Springs
Joe Savilla
East Banke
Tom Brand
Kingwood
Chamion
Sam Cohn
Beckley
Virginia
Governor Kump
Huntington
Af 3
Roight
North-South Preview At Laidley Field Promises Show
North-South grid clash at Laidley Field on Wednesday afternoon sparks early forecast. Mike Emody expected to outshine backfield peers Merlyn Condit and George Cafego amid a star-studded lineup and a crowd bolstered by improving weather and advancing ticket sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laidley Field
Mike Emody
Merlyn Condit
Charleston
George Cafego
Oak Hill
Condit
Cafexsa
Williamson
Wiseacres
Sam Audis
West Virginia Footfall Officials Meet New Year Day
The West Virginia Footfall Officials' association schedules its annual meeting at the Kanawha hotel at nine o'clock on New Year's Day. Secretary Philp Ellsworth Hill sent notices to all members, with 34 expected attendees for the North-South football officiating event that afternoon. Dr. Carl P. B. Seholt, retiring president, will treasur e the voting. C. William Stricklin may be named president as officers are elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
Treaiaset
C. William Stricklin
Iide
Ace
Amateur Boxers Enter Tourney Draws Regional Interest
About 50 amateur boxers from West Virginia Southern Ohio and Eastern Kentucky have entered the regional Golden Gloves tournament set to begin January 20 at Marshall College in Huntington High schools and colleges will send full teams to compete across weight divisions as winners advance to the Chicago Tribune tournament and Olympic trials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Chi
CBO
Anexes Marshall College
Enntingon High School
College Coaches to See Game at North South Charity Football
Eight high school all stars will play at Latchley field Wednesday at 1 40. Coaches from 20 colleges will scout the players during intermission and banquet. Charleston high school band directed by T Henry Francis will also appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston High Band
Latchley Field
Roner
Laidlev Eld
Charleston High
Officials' Officials Named for Elks-Gazette North-South Game
Officials for the third annual Elks Gazette North South charity football game were announced by James Dayter, general chairman. Referee Dr Carl F Schott of West Virginia University Morgantown, umpire C W Strickling of Huntington, head linesman James Koy Thomas of Charleston, and field judge J E Boddy of Wheeling were named. Schott retires as president and Strickling is expected to succeed him. all are members of the West Virginia Football Officials Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Henry Francis
Big
Littie
Robert King Buford
Charleston Lodge No. 202
P.O. Ellis
Dana Embleton
Charleston
Tidal
Elia North
Tsilmen
West Virginia University
Werle
Greney
Neale
Ducky Ponder
Yale
Elks-Gazette
James
Dayter
Carl F. Schott
Morgantown
C. W. Btrickling
Huntington
James Koy Thomas
Charlesinn
J. E
Jack) Baddy
Wheeling
AMI
West Virginia Football Officials' Association
Dr. Schott
Strickling
Spraguate
Springfield College
University of Virginia
Thomas
Washington
Tec Adiversity
Boddy
Syrafst
Stevenson Wins 1935 Riding Title at Fair Grounds
New Orleans, December 2. Charley Stevenson clinched the 1935 riding championship of America by riding Indiana Town to victory over the Pelican in a feature race at the Fair Grounds. It was Stevenson's third win of the day and his twenty first in the past nine days, boosting his year’s winnings to 205.8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Sandy-naied
Charley Stevenson
Indiana Town
Fair Grounds
Stevenson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Larares
End
Bory
Tackle
Mannington
Garrett, Tickle, Wreaton
Stewart Tackle
St. Marys
Waémonts
Adkins
Hack
Point Pleasant
Evezey
Wheellog
Price, Hack
Pinion
Esto
North
Benwood Star
Laidley
Gar~rity
Calvert
Russ
Moentor
Sven
Buk
Jair
Sam
Aagut
McIntire
Hamrick
Foothill
Tubby
Jingses
Neechel
Fairmont East
Bartlett, Back
Gratton
Bader
Moundsville
New
Martinsville
Conowsy, Guard
BeFranco
Weirton
Lambrow
Fragale
Wash
Hoduilik
Jackie
Dawkins
Center
New Martinsville
A. 1
Hardman
Louie Zontlui
Traynor
Louie
Tiel Johnson
Albany
Bencol Age Fasakins
Hobert Bt
Jilasant
Garland Barboursville
Tom Welstrip
At Hill
Biwokit
Merlyn Charleston
Willaewon
Lawrence
Zachary aTy
Neely
Harold Hixton
Richard Osk Hill
Richardson
Jesseston Vo
Savilla
Roland East Bank
Sbank
John Ar
Cys Smith
Montgomery
Max Biuertela
Turner
Roy Zontinil
Louis Hunbogien
Edwer
Garrity Aft Biton
Russold Parson
Osk It
William Calvert
East Bank
Duggan
Genech Archer
Emil Benywood
Union
Toddy Clarksberg
Gazares
Werming
Lesho
Joe Weirton
Nochel
Jack Fairmont
Bruce Parkershy
Payne
Frank Clorusburg
Pinkin
Aale Trice
Don Morgantown
Rader
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!