St Albans Loop Completes Half in Bustling League Night
St Albans City basketball closes its first half with Company B undefeated in seven, as Zenith Band forfeits to Rollmen. Second half starts Tuesday with Spring Hill and Alumni clashing, while C O and DeLune loom as challengers. Notable lineups include Wheaton and Lake, ineligible until next Tuesday.
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BT. Albans
St. Albana City Basketball Reaque
Company B
Zenith
Unny Wheaton
Nelson Lake
Alucni
DeLune
Bay
Sun Shines
Wheaton and Lake
Rollmen
Zentth
Atamat
GF Cunningham
McCacken
Olvorthan
Aadard
Umechire
Dowson
Eves Oooneeanan
Baer
Kemi
Fisore
Holton
Hudson
Fleck
Buster Cees
Zenilly
Parker
Zealeh
Walt Glandinge
Life Saving Tests At Y To Be Held In January
The American Red Cross life saving examination, required every three years, will be offered annually under the Charleston M C A supervision. James R. Cot treal will head the exams, which begin next Tuesday at 7 20 PM at the Y Mo Atta plan to offer exams weekly through January. Registration is 2 for boys and 0 for men unrequired. The fee includes the life saving certificate. Tests are open to first timers and renewals with a 10 hour minimum in the water.
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American Red Cross
Charleston
Atta
Tomorrow's Game Weather and Event Details
Mild forecast for the game with 1 000 to 9 050 anticipated in attendance. No media coverage. 125 ushers led by Wd Costry and 12 private guards will oversee security. Four bands from Charleston Clendenin Havenswood and Logan total 163 under Henry Francis. South stand seating with two end sections at 1 each. Students pay 50 and 25 cents respectively. tickets sold at multiple local vendors. Ceremonies chaired by Mavers PT DeVan with state officials and WV coaches associations attending. Proceeds benefit state and loyal charitable groups per advisory Charleston business leaders.
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Laidley Feld
Costry
Miste
Charleston
Clendenin
Havenswood
Logan
Henry Francis
South Stand
Mermont Road
Teket
Oller's Drug Store
Swisson's Drug Estore
South Charleston
Liberty Drug Company
Kanawha City
Ladd Brothers
West Side
Tdle Hour Billard
Summers Street
Pickingon Street
Mavers
DeVan
West Virginia
Frohman Johtigen
Maire Atromewitz
Cotors—Kouth
Oppeing Ronches
Farley W. Bell
Albert
Gena
Weil
Charleston Businss
Ryle Waders
Orsiny
Boxing prospects and baseball outlook for 1934 season
The writer surveys boxing and baseball for 1934, warning outcomes hinge on attendance and public interest. Baer is forecast to defeat Prima Carneta if he regains peak form, while boxing faces a risk from lifestyle distractions. In baseball, the Giants and Washington fail to repeat, Cards and Pirates gain, and Yawkey’s bidding could alter the AL race with Foxx or the Yankees depending on spending.
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Max Baer
Prima Carneta
Baer
Max Schmeling
Hollywood
Hfe
Giants
Washington
Cubs
Cardinals
Pirates
Braves
Bill Terry
Tom Yawkey
Jimmy Foxx
Bostos
Gatemen and Scouts Report to Coffey
The $24 boy scouts who will act as ushers at the New Year’s afternoon event were asked by W. B. Coffey to report to the momlay along with the Gatemen and other officials who will manage the crowd.
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Rame
W. 8. Coffey
Ble Momlay
Nin
Ratemien
Temple Athletic Club Formed in Charleston
Temple Athletic Club receives corporation papers on December 29 with Marel C Turley John M Bay John W Bolick Sam L Watson jr Hubert Parrish Robert J Saladin Harold Gardner Edward Eshatay and Graves Trumbo named as founders. Club aims to promote amateur athletics especially basketball with Baptist Temple as home and plans to add tennis baseball and football as it grows. Turley elected chairman Watson secretary treasurer Bolick manager coach, signaling a limited initial run to foster independent athletics in the city.
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Temple Athletic Club
Marel C. Turley
John M
Jimmy) Bay
John W. Bolick
Sam L. Wat~son
Hubert Parrish
Robert J. Saladin
Harold Gardner
Edward Eshatay
Graves Trumbo
Clu
Baptist Temple
Temple
Charleston
Temple 4
Mare
C. Turley
Bam Watson
Jona W. Bolick
Rns
Naw
Public Conscious Football Gains Ground in 1934
The article argues that football, long in the shadows, will be publicly embraced in 1934 as prohibition ends and ticket prices drop. Colleges shift to public appeal to counter pro football crowds, while athletes earn opportunities through scholastic or athletic merit.
Junior League To Start Anew After Leader's Death
The Junior League redraws teams and schedules following captain Dick Muno's death. Captains chosen are Charles Roth Herman Nash John Gentry and Hefferner. Early contests show Mountain Lions Black Panthers and Bob Cats each 1-1 while Tigers trail. next meet Wednesday afternoon with Mountain Lions vs Black Panthers and Bob Cats vs Tigers. St Matthews basketball team wins both ends of double bill beating South Side Tigers 28-16 and Ferry Branch 20-14.
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Dick Muno
Rinior Athletic League
Charles Roth
Herman Nash
John Gentry
Hefferner
Elf
Mountain Lions
Roth
Bob Cats
Hefferners
Black Panthers
Gentry
Tigers
Nash
Areeegee
Liong Tetere & Tigers
Boberts
St. Matthews
St. Matthews Basketballeam
South Side Tigers
Ferry
Maryland Bowl To Hoosier Lads
Maryland's second attempt to defeat a Big Ten team ends in a loss as Indiana dumps the Old Liners 30 to 17. Indiana's sharp passing and precise team play overwhelm Maryland, with every Hoosier displaying strong vision and coordination.
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Maryland
College Park
Indianans
Rchieglate
Coaches to Convene Here New Year for North South Battle
The Southern West Virginia coaches association will hold its annual meeting New Year’s Day in conjunction with the North South game. Paul Scheinbicker of Parkersburg is president and Melvin Marker of Logan is secretary. The meeting starts in the morning to allow attendance at the North South game at Laldi Field Monday at 1 40 o clock.
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West Virginia State Couches’ Association
Ehacty
Paul Scheinbicker
Packersburg
Melvin Marker
Logan
Laldiey Field
City Cage League Opens Season With Charleston Actions
The City Cage League starts Wednesday at 8 16 PM at M C A courts. Charleston Business College faces Blossom Dairy in the opener while Schwamb Presbyterian challenges the Business College. Pritchard Motor meets a strengthened Spencer Moore squad as Dink Westfall and Homer Robinson officiate. Teams eye a spring interleague tournament. entries must join by Tuesday.
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Charleston Business College
Blossom Dairy
Business College
Taw Daily Mal
Schwamb Presbyterian
Daily Mail
Charleston
Schwamb
Pritchard Motor
Charlester
Basketfont
Spencer Moore
Dink Westfall
Dunbiy
Homer Robinson
St. Albans
Souther Board
Corey Brothers
Coker Shoe Company
Jikre
Reds Are Not Cellar Champs Records Show Reds Are Not Cellar Champs
Cincinnati fan lore celebrates a discovery that the Reds were not cellar dwellers of the National League. The piece recalls that the Reds have finished last only seven of 49 NL seasons, with Giants Boston St. Louis and Phillies often leading or near the top. It notes the league’s 58-year history and contrasts pennants and finishes among clubs including Cubs Giants Pirates and Dodgers.
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Cincinnati
Reds
Larry MacPhail
Cincinnati Reds
Giants
Boston
St. Louis Cats
Phillies
Tory
Glew
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Reda
Chicago
Cubs
New York Giants
Pirates
Rede
Purvis Is Named Best in Big Ten
Purvis, Purdue’s football and javelin star, named outstanding Big Ten athlete for 1992 by conference coaches and AP vote. Final tally: Purvis 17, Ward 15, with Petoskey third at three votes. Dozens of players from Purdue Michigan Illinois Northwestern Chicago Minnesota Indiana received single votes.
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Cricagg
Ih- Benting
Willie Warel
Michigan
Duane Purity
Purdue
Sports Western
Associated Press
Purvis
Dick Dogetee
Herman Everhardun
Frank Forechouer
Ilinois
Edvar Manske
Northwestern
al Erwal
Jay Berwinger
Chicago
Jack Beynon
Minola
Fred Conrad
Ohio State
M. Bnecht
Winconsin
Francis
Pug" Lund
Minnesota
Ivan Fuqua
Indiana
Ant Mornbostel
Mid-West Minor Leagues Eye Big Season
Mid-West minor league baseball braces for a renewed season. Des Moines Omaha St Joseph and Topeka emerge as nucleus to reorganize, with talks of adding Denver Pueblo and others. Several cities may depart, including Springfield and Joplin, while Lincoln and Sioux City are unsure. Baseball leaders weigh Western and Mississippi Valley ties amid attendance studies.
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ES Moines
Midwest
Wiehith
Muskogee
Okla
Lincoln
Rock Island
Davenport
Joop
State Officials Meet Monday Over North South Game
West Virginia Football Officials Association to hold its annual meeting at Herel Kana whit Monday morning led by secretary Phillip Hin of Charleston. The session begins at 10 o'clock with President Charles Modget of Morgantown presiding. The North South game at Waddley Field Monday afternoon will feature referees and touches noted at the gathering.
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West Virginia Football Officials Association
Wll
Phillip Hin
Charleston
Beghy
Charles &. Modget
Morgantown
Wit
Waddley Field
North and South Teams to Appear on Kearse Stage
North and South high school football squads meet for state charity on New Year’s Day and will be introduced at the Kearse theater at 8 55 pm before The Last Roundup vaudeville show. Coaches Sleepy Glenn and Farley Bell and their assistants will be announced, as will the squad captains, in the only local meet and greet before the game. Johnny Ransome, captain of 1896 California, is noted as the son of a former California captain.
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Kearse Theater
Kearse
James J. Dugcan
Beminster
Albert H
Sleepy) Glenn
South
California
Eidce Ransome
Golden Bear
Lion Basket Team Prepares For Opener Despite Offweek
Lion Basket mentor Clyde Hutson schedules light practice through the holidays as Kanawha county schools take a break. He aims to sharpen Sam Filkosky and Cramon Stanton for Saturday’s opener against DuBerg Critzbenberger in Charleston, with lineup expectations to be decided late in the week.
East Side Church league leaders clash in second round battle
A crowded night features three league leaders in a two game program at First Presbyterian. Opening match at seven pits First Presbyterian against Starcher with Blayera Frea Tyler Lea Frank and Orel Marple. The second game has George led by Corey brothers Feety Matt and Lincoln Farris aiming to beat First Methodist. Finals set for Temple five with Ovcar Mewman Harold Gardner Saladin and Lee French key players.
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First Presbyterian
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Starchera Chapel
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Withisach Blayera
Frea Tyler
Lea Frank
Orel Marple
Nig Chaycey
Gordon Fraser
Presbys
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George
Corey Brothers
Feety
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Lincoln Farris
John
Haddy
Lee Cansis
First Methodisty
Methodists
Sleepy Glenn
Ratchi
Lawrence Plester
West Virginia University
Timmy Cottrell
Curley Stuart
John Boliatie Baptist Temple
Asbury Methodists
Temple
Ovcar Mewman
Harold Gardner
Saladin
Lee French
Baharah
Parrish - Conkey
Asbury Five
Mmakeot
Jesque
Kay Betes
Thomas
Red Moss
Suddreth
Perry
Carnera to Sail for U S Title Showdown in Miami
Primo Carnera will sail January 10 for the United States to meet Tommy Loughran for the heavyweight title in Miami. Forest, Carnera’s manager, said readiness for the 15 round bout on February 22 is complete and Carnera is in first class fighting condition.
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Italy
United States
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Miami
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Pe Forest
Forest
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Pug) Hutson
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