Ice and Snow Forces North Gridders to Charleston Camp
North football coach Farley Bell moves his squad from Caurseburg to Charleston to escape three days of ice and snow. The team will stay at Ruffner Hotel and work out twice at Charleston Middle Atlantic league park, rain or shine, ahead of New Year’s Day South game.
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Bell Announces Pair of Lineups for Charity Grid Battle
Sperial to The Gazette reports coach Parley Bell of the north team announced two tentative start times for the charity football game against the south. The lineup includes Broadwater Parkersburg and Jay Roosevelt Wilson at ends, Cochrane Victory and Berrardelli Weirton at tackles, Bates Roosevelt Wilson and Underwood West Union at guards, Paletti Victory at center. Backfields may feature James Whitey Gall Washington Irving at quarterback with Carder Bridgeport and Folia Grafton as halfbacks, and Louie Turk Geso Victory at fullback. The south squad lists Hayes West Union and Stalzenfers Grafton at ends, Bolyerd Grafton and Gilchrest Parkersburg at tackles, Madden Washington Irving and Kannan New Martinsville guards, Moats Roosevelt Wilson center, Fryer Wellsburg quarterback, Fryer Wellsburg and Knight Moundsville halfbacks, and Nebera Fullview fullback.
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West Side League Set To Resume Tuesday Showdown
West Side League opens play Tuesday at Lincoln Junior High with Calvary Knights led by Woody Clendenin facing Central Tigers at 7:18 pm. Clendenin, a longtime Charleston standout, scored 12 in his West Side debut while Calvary relies on a balanced lineup including Able, Bisk, Harold Allen and Paul Settle. Humphreys meets Bream in the second game and Schwamb duels Boyd in the third as teams chase early victories and potential undefeated status. Dink Westfall will referee all three contests. Team standings show Central atop the early listings with Boyd and Humphreys rounding out the field.
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Ansted Defeats Longacre in Dasketbel League Opener
The Ansted Greys beat the Longacre Champs in the Dasketbel league opener. L. Norkols led Ansted with scoring while Nuckele Skages Dietz and Barton hit baskets, Bryant and Dotson for the visitors played well despite limited practice.
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Neusel Victor In Garden Bout
Walter Neusel, German heavyweight, defeated Ray Impelliteri in a ten round decision at Madison Square Garden. Neusel outweighed his rival by more than 50 pounds and dominated the bout before a crowd near 4,000.
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New Year's North South Charity Game Prep Amid Injuries
The South football camp at Laidley Field drills for the first annual North South charity game on New Year's Day at 1:30. Ginsinger is out with illness, Wheley may play, and Beckeley’s Robert Biggs joined practice as Beckley and Huntington players shuffle positions. Despair over Grieinger’s ailment shifts include Lipscomb and Darnell taking new roles while Isanz shines in scrimmage.
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Powell to Confer With Red President Next Wednesday
Powell, head of the Charleston Senators, will meet Cincinnati Reds president Larry McPail next Wednesday in Cincinnati about a working agreement for next season. Powell has spoke with Billy Doyle of the Detroit Tigers and with other clubs as negotiations continue for major league backing. Only three Charleston players remain, signaling a largely new roster if backing is secured.
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1000 Tickets Sold and Weather Forecast Favorable
Report lists 1000 tickets sold for Monday afternoon event at 2:80 pm in Lakehed Tile area. Weather bureau notes ideal conditions with mild temperatures and light winds for the same day. Tickets remain available at multiple local stores across Kanawha City and Summers Street venues.
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Garred to Lead 1920 Charleston Title Team Reunion
Dr Herbert Garrey elected president of the 1926 Charleston high football team human group, reunites at the Daniel Boone hotel since winning the state championship 13 years ago. Kermit Tucker named vice president, Carl Davis secretary-treasurer. The 1934 reunion set for December 40, with Rod Gorman as toastmaster and several players sharing tributes for foundations in later collegiate success.
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Shawkey Named Manager of Newark Bears
Robert J Shawkey, former Yankee strikeout king, chosen to lead the Newark Bears in the International League The appointment announced by Bears vice president George Wells ends rumors involving Babe Ruth and others Shawkey succeeds Albert Mamaux, who was let go after the 1933 season The move signals a new era for the Bears and their Yankees farm system Meanwhile Frank erberger cagers top Clendenin B squad 41 31 in Charleton game Godbey leads with 17 points for the victors
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Bob” Shiexkey
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East West teams train in rain for annual charity game
In San Francisco on December 29, eastern and western squads conducted final heavy workouts in steady rain for the New Year’s Day East West charity football game. Coaches Kerr and Hanjes mixed players, testing starters like Charles Ceppi Princeton and Joe Gailus Ohio State while prepping for a rainy kickoff. The Western contingent, led by Percy Lacey and Orin Hollingbery, stressed defense and signal drills, asserting their stronger backfield should push through wet conditions.
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Frinceton
Francis Schammel
Iowa
Joe Gailus
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Runner Awarded Sullivan Medal
New York reports Glen Cunningham of Kansas fleet middle distance runner won the James E. Sullivan memorial medal for 1933 by a single vote over Princeton's Bill Bonthron. In the closest in award history, the panel of leaders in sport counted 611 votes for Cunningham and 510 for Donsthyou, who had tied Jack Lovelock on a national one mile record at Princeton last summer.
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New Zealand
North-South High School Football Ticket Application
The state wide appeal invites interested buyers to submit advance ticket requests for the New Year’s Day North-South High School football game. Tickets are reserved and priced at $1 each, with payment by check cash or money order. Send completed forms to the committee at 166 Charleston W. Val.
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Lions Ready For Rose Classic Clash With Stanford
Columbia coach Lou Little says the Lions are injury free and well conditioned for the Rose Bowl game with Stanford on New Year’s Day. He notes strong defense and offense focus, while avoiding alibis. Stanford, missing Grayson and possibly Muller, prepares with focus on Columbia’s formations to counter the Lions’ cross‑buck style.
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Ripley Hoopers Defeat Alumni 20-7 in Cage Clash
Ripley Vikings coached by Bert Goodwin beat the Alumni 20 to 7 in a fast Moor gym game. Reynolds led with eight points for Ripley while D Rogers and Cernes scored, and several alumni players including Bill Barr took the court for the old grads. Referee G Carney officiated as Ripley extended its winning record against the alumni.
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Temple Hoopers Face Pioneers In Saturday Clash
Temple A. C. meets Bill Cain vert's Bust Bank Pronests Saturday night at 7 30 with several new players likely in the lineup and full strength expected except for one or two. Calvert's sophomores show promise as potential varsity picks and several players have shown progress in recent practices. Paul Beydrick to officiate.
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