Olympic Body Aerial Game Set for North-South
North and South basketball coaches plan an aerial style showcase at Laidley Field next Wednesday afternoon 2 1 1 30. The event hopes to draw crowds, weather permitting, with snow cleared from the field and teams ready after recent workouts and physicals.
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Louis Tops Ring’s annual boxing rankings
New York December 29 Joe Louis labeled the world’s premier heavyweight in The Ring magazine annual rankings. Jimmy Braddock and World War I era stars also receive high marks based on sports writers’ poll. Braddock’s win over Max Baer and Pri ma Carera’s knockout earn notable mentions in the top tier.
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North South Sidelights On UMNT Banquet Week Events
West Virginia University Washington and Lee and others will attend the North South banquet at the Daniel Bocone hotel Wednesday at seven o clock. Tickets are $2, with trophies for players and coaches. A Victory Hall dance at the Elks club follows, proceeds benefiting charity.
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Sugar Bowl Plans Are Again Delayed In New Orleans
Weather delays push back the Sugar Bowl sports carnival opening. Track and field events move to tomorrow while the six event program fills a tight 7 day window ending with the Sugar Bowl football game between LSU and TCU. Featured athletes include Ely, Torrance, Cunningham, and Hornbostel. Bellwether events continue through Jan 2 with basketball and tennis also on the schedule.
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Nitro Trounces Gazette Bowlers in Hybrid Match
The Nitro Royal Billiard bowling team defeated a Gazette Nine Pin league squad in a hosted match at Nitro yesterday. Gregor of The Gazette led with a 206 high game, while Snyder topped Nitro with 180 194 196 across three games. A rematch is set for Saturday at the Recreation Club in Charleston.
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Singh Rasputin Set for Main Event At Legion Armory
Singh from India weighing 200 pounds faces Rasputin 205 pounds in the main event of the American Legion weekly mat card at the Armory. The two-out-of-three fall bout starts at 8:30 with a one minute time limit per fall and no holds barred except as by the commission. Semi final pits Big Chief Sunoco 923 of Oklahoma against Frank Sexton 230 of Columbus. Opening bout features Eddie Malone 18 of Kansas City Mo versus Fritz Schmelling 185 of Germany.
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State Cage Fives Open Battle In High School Playoffs
The Associated Press reports state high school basketball opens the season with 45 games on the schedule this week. The lineup includes Parsons versus Elkins and many alumni clashes. A flood of contests across counties kicks off New Year action as teams vie for early standings.
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West Virginia Fans Offered North South Charity Game Tickets
Football fans desiring tickets to the Elks third annual North South charity game on New Year’s Day must submit applications to W. F. Frizzell, ticket chairman, P O Box 88 Charleston WV. Tickets are 81.00 each, with cash or money orders required. Include name address city and number of tickets. section preferred. No radio broadcast of the game.
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Stanford Faces SMU In Rose Bowl Defense Meets Offense
Stanford carries a top defensive mark and a 10 pound weight edge into the Rose Bowl against Texas Christian style offense of Southern Methodist in Pasadena. Bobby Grayson leads Stanford’s attack while Ray Stanford and Fritz Roth weigh in on the medical status of fullback. Texas Mu tangs have piled 280 points in 12 games, while Stanford has allowed only two touchdowns in eight games.
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Lightweights Top Week's Ring Card
The week’s boxing program features lightweight and welterweight bouts led by Frankie in San Francisco and Lat Ambers in a comeback. Card includes Ambers vs ? and fights across New York Buffalo Newark Hollywood Milwaukee with multiple lightweights and heavyweights noted for upcoming shows.
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College scholars debate athletic subsidies in SEC vote
Kansas City dispatch reports a scholastic controversy as the Southeastern Conference weighs athletic scholarships. Dr Allen of Kansas questions the trend while Arthur North from Princeton notes the conference decision may not disturb progress. Gunmar Mykland of Kansas chairs congressional discussions with a page turn cue.
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