Charleston High Cagers Carded to Play Parkersburg
Charleston high cagers are set to meet Parkersburg in a long awaited clash at the Armory with a Friday night prelim featuring Charleston and Parkersburg high schools. The spotlight centers on Nelson Oates and HUM Helzer of Washington and Lee and Mountaineers, a West Virginia matchup that rekindles a storied state feud.
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Charleston High Cagers
Parkersburg
Armory Court
West Virginia University
Washington and Lee
Charleston
Parkersburo ‘High
Fant
Eddie Cameron
Cage
Laidley Field
Maargins
Huntington
Aquinteta
Gates
Nelson Oats
Washington and Lee Machine
Hum Helzer
Mountaineers
Sharleston High School
Gné Parkershare
Abuckhannon
Charlenton
Metin
Track County
Homer ‘P Martin
Obley
Stark
Clendenin
MM. C
Armory
Nurmi Ready for Millrose Feature After Defeat
Paavo Nurmi remains undismayed after a handicap defeat in his American campaign and readies for two key events at Madison Square Garden during the Millrose Carnival. The Finnish great faces stiff opposition from Jola Ray and others in 3/4 and 1 mile races, with Ugo Frigerio and George Goulding also highlighted in the week’s slate. Additional notes cover rival Finn Heildeg Ray and the broader international field, while other features touch on Willis Plant and Olympic sprint memories.
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New York
Paaye Nurmi
Madison Square Garden
Millrora AA
Nurmi
Jola Ray
Molda
Nurint
Gunnar Nilsom
Paavo
Nilson
Heildeg Ray
Jimmy Connolly
Lloyd Hahn
Thayo
Trilian Walker
Nurnit
Ugo Frigerio
Itaian
George Goulding
Frigerio
Goulding
Willis Plant
Dickson Scholz
Huch
Ay Loren Murchison
Frank Hussey
Harold “Scots" Lever
Fennsylvania
Aitola
Willa Bitola
Finn
Chetkuj
Ritola
Brooklyn
Preyiotsly
Fitole
Nuenit
Balsa
Central
South Africa
Millrose A A Carnival Feature Events Preview
Feature events and entries for the two night Millrose A A track and field carnival outline sprints high lights and distances for Tuesday and Wednesday. Notable names include Jackson Scholz Harold Osborne Paavo Nurmi and George Goulding among others with events in sprints hurdles jumps and distance races.
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Associated Press
Bross A. A
Carival
Jackson Scholz
Fronk Hussey
Boom! Lever
Karen Blurchson
George Goulding
Canada
Ugo Frigerio
Italy
Harald Osborn
Leroy Brown
RR T Juday
Clarence Flanive
Tom Halloran
Hahen
Leo Larrive
Millrose
Allan Helfrich
W. S. AtuIvihs
Vincent Lally
Yaka Driscol
Wile Ritota
Verne Booth
Gunnar Nugon
John Well
Charles Peres
Limar Prim
August Fager
Harold Osborne
Ivan Riley
Herb Moyer
Charles Moore
George Scattergood
Rey Wolf
Ray Watson
Alan Holfrich
Lloyd Hale
Jimmy Connolly
Fluntington School of
Horton
Flys
Rodman Wanamaker
Paavo Nurmi
Jole Ray
Willis Goodwin
George Larmond
Leo Larrives
Wiliam Wax
Feren Murehizon
Joe Theres
Poavo Norm
Jole Hay
J. J. Connolly
Lloyd
Mercersburg Academy
Lawrenceville
de la Salle Institute
Veo Frigerio
Wille
From Mine Boy to Leaguer Buck Harris Story Chapter 23
The narrative covers Bucky Harris’s journey back to the majors through injuries and comebacks. It details a doubleheader with the Yankees, a standout performance by Jack Quinn, and Harris's experiences in Washington and Reston. The text highlights Ruth’s feats, Morgan’s clashes, and Griffith’s management style shaping Harris’s early major league education.
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Mine Boy
Bucky Harris
Lesbons
Martin
Angel
Yankees
Jack Quinn
Nesy York
Quinn
Isiz
Dsg
Minora
Herbert Thormahlen
Gach‘ery
Washington
Reston
Babs Ruth
Griffith
Ruch
Lendy
Buck Freeman
Grey
Freeman
Jim Shaw
Shaw
Lomax
Tudge
Babe
Jene
Hha
Nick Altrock
Nick
Atrock
White Sox
Ington
Chicago
Detroit
St. Louis
Cleveland
Rogton
Lessue
Chiffith
Grimith
Amateur Union Plan For Army Wins Approval
New York January 26 Preliminary approval of the amateur union has been granted to a plan by United States army athletic authorities to place army athletics nationwide on an amateur basis in line with A A U regulations and ban cash prizes for soldier events. Murphy Hulbert, A A U president, announced after talks with Lieutenant Colonel Thomas J. Johnson of the general staff. The plan, as stated by Johnson, has been approved by the A A U legislation committees and will soon go to the board of governors for final decision. The draft agreement brings A A U and army athletics into closer contact and has been submitted to the army general staff for approval.
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New York
United States Army Athletic Authorities
Army
Murphy Hulbert
Thomas J. Johnson
General Staff
War Department
Hulbert
Johnson
Army Athletics
J Alse
Army ‘General Staff
Flowers Walker Bout Likely in Newark in March
Tiger Mowers of Atlanta, a Negro middleweight, is slated to meet welterweight champion Mickey Walker under Spartanians club auspices late in March. Walker beat Ted Moore in a 12 round contest here last Monday night. The match requires Flowers to make 160 pounds.
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Newark
Tiger Mowers
Atlanta
Mickey Walker
Spartanians Club
Ted Moore
Flowers
Walker
Southern Methodists Triumph In Montgomery Cage Battle
In New River state gym Southern Methodists of Charleston edged Montgomery Christian church tossers 42 to 22. Dawson led the Meths with nine field goals, while Kincaid Edmunds and Eppling added several more as the home team produced a balanced attack and strong defense.
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Montgomery
Southern Methodists of
Charleston
Christian Church
New River State
Dawson
Methodists
Montgomery Kincald Edmunds
Simpson Lipscomb
Wee Dawson
E.eronow
Bemgartner
Uppling
Burdette
Judy
B. Hopsink
Hammer
Simpson
Canterbury
Bumgartner
Penhaie
Kincaid
Edmunds
Eppling
Thomas
Burdetts
Dundee Back For Lightweight Tilt States Johnston
Johnny Dund es, veteran Italian lightweight and former world featherweight champion, returns to the United States to enter a lightweight elimination tournament rather than reclaim the featherweight title. Manager Johnston says Dundee may seek reinstatement as featherweight if he proves he can make weight without weakening, then attempt to win back the title. State athletic commission comments and French boxing federation suspension notes add to the unsettled situation.
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New York
Johnny Dundes
United States
James Johnston
Dundee
State Athletic Commission
Johnston
Dunder
Johnatot
Athletic Commieaion
Mrinbere
Rofuccr
Stowtay
Athe Uian
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Millrose A. A
Coryright
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Stripes
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Indies
Chas
Capitol Modern
Wallace Reid
Xoung Oldfield - Pathe
Rin-Tin-Tin
Murray Hulbert
Flowers-Walker
Cage News
Silverman
Montcoal
Unnt
Decota
Monteoal
Inet
Daane Aone
Delet
Peobte
J. H. Haskell
Mining Extension Department
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Montconk
Decoitu Coltord
Oliver
Peoch
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Sauls Vee
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Landram
LLG
Miller
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Lynch
Landrum
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Collins
Sompraves
Nunnenkamp
Dunbar
Union Distriet Man Seiecte Gaint
Dunbar @eferted Echols high school
Dunbar High School
Echels
Reed
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Clack
Sowers
McMillan
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Congo
Champissom
Commission
West Virginia
James N.wellman
Wellman
Granger
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