Charleston and Parkersburg Meet in Armory Battle
Charleston high school cage teams clash with Parkersburg Big Red at the Armory tonight in a storied rivalry. Coaches Girley and Stark push a shaky, reshuffled Red and Blue lineup led by Captain Heydrick with Middleton at forward. Parkersburg boasts a stronger quintet this season and enters as the favorites in the 7 40 p.m. showdown.
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Armory Court
Batte
Big Red
Parkersburg
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Stark
Clendenin
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Heydrick
Middleton
Horton
Mitchell
Gillland
Morrison
Wood County
Armory
Morningside A C Track Meet Promises Record Breaker
More than three hundred entries are slated for the annual Morningside A C track meet at the 193nd Engineers armory in New York City tomorrow night Paavo Nurmi known for world records promises to shatter the 4 000 yard event record set by Al fred Shrubp of England twenty years ago with the 4000 yard mark expected to fall to Nurmi's times amid a crowded field of entrants and crowds on the eve of the event.
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American runners to clash at Aiilose Games
Neat KeoF Wille Tlant and Ugo Friceria, Olympic winner, are set to meet again after last night’s Aiilose Games. Hannan, a 11-year-old challenger, weighs 215 pounds, issuing a nationwide challenge. Alan T. Helfferich of Tenn State edged the Millrose 400, earning the F. Poo r trophy for the third straight indoor title. Wallace PL Johnson of Philadelphia holds a rare nine first-ten finishes over 17 years, tracing back to W. A. Larned’s era.
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Prigerio
Alan T. Helfferich
Tenn State
F. Poor
Wallace PL Johnson
Philadelphia
Johnson
W. A. Larned
Nuemi to Continue Campaign Today on More Records
Paavo Nuemi, with only two days rest, presses his world record chase at the indoor Morningside Games, aiming to lower the standard for one and one-eighth miles after recent winning runs at Millrose A. U. carnival. Ray Will Enter Jole Ray, veteran Chicago runner, plans a Boston A. A. appearance Saturday night in the Hunter mile. Wille Plant and Ugo Frigerio clash expected as Frigerio seeks extended engagement. Plant to contest 4090 metres if timing holds, with potential pursuit of new marks in the mile and two thousand metres.
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Paavo Nuemi
Nnrrow
Finn
Ray
Jole Ray
Chicago
Nurmi
Boston A. A
Wille Plant
Ugo Fr
Charley White to quit ring career declares manager
New York Jan 29 Charley White veteran Chicago fighter retires from boxing after eleven championship titles across bantam featherweight and lightweight divisions. Manager Ike Targan confirms White leaves after a long career beginning in 1910 with sixty one knockouts including a notable 1920 bout with Benny Leonard in Benton Harbor Michigan.
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Charley White
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Leonard
Rips Thresh Nis
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Plang Lo
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Swithh Leonard
Benton Harbor
Mich
Terrific Hoitie
Pat Moran
Madison Square Garden
Bribe Charges Shake Baseball as Officials Face Inquiry
O'Conner and Dolan lead day’s activity in a New York inquiry into the attempted bribery of Heinie Sand, with O'Connell confessing a $600 offer to prevent Sand from playing. Officials deny immunity aid while public figures deny prior fixing talk. several Giants and Pirates figures named in the probe. report from San Francisco dated January 24 details the widening bribery investigation and expected testimonies in New York.
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Dolan
York
Lewlie
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Giants
O'Connell
Whrers
Brothers
Nig Gment
Connor
Commissioner
Ennil Vole
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Weason
William A. “N. Cunningham
Giant
Boston Braves
Trags Young
Frank Frisch
George Kelly
Cunningham
Fles
Connell
California
Arthur Fletcher
Philadelphia Nationals
Whem
Sand
New York Tribe
Jonny Couch
Rowsit
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Attorne Young
McInerny
Texas
Banton
New York
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Cubs Boost Stock Through Acquisition For 1935 Pennant
The Cubs acquire six players from Pitt and others to bolster their roster with key infielders and pitchers as George Gibson steps in as coach and manager. Trades bring Wilbur Cooper Rabbit Maranville Charles Grima, Clarke A. Pittinger, Barney Friberg, and more to energize the lineup around Maranville, Grim, Grigsby, and Sparky Adams. The moves aim to form a strong infield, outfield, and mound staff including Cooper, Grover Alexander, Vic SweeK, and Tony Kaufmann. Gibbons To Fight Detroit is noted as a premier heavyweight bout.
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Pitt
Maranvilles
Coope
Ome
Charles Hollacher
Barney Fribere
Cubs
Clarke A. Pittnger
Pacific Coast
Casa Friberg
Tenver Grigaby
Clifford Heathcgte
Huck Miller
Aral
Stacy
Rit iv
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Grover Alexander
Vic Wee
Tony Kaufmann
Targes
Cabby Hartnett
Bob O'Farre
Hernett
Huggins Calls Washington the Club to Beat in 1928
New York January 29 Yankee manager Miller Huggins arrived at training camp and said Washington is the team to defeat if the Yankees win the American League title. He noted Detroit as a barrier but cited weaknesses to be fixed. He praised Coveleski and Ruether giving the Senators a strong pitching staff and added Stamf Harris’s club must beat the Yankees to prevail.
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Washington
Miller
Yankees
Jacob Ruppert
Edward
Barrow
Huggins
Detroit
Tigera
Coveleski
Ruether
Senators
Stamiey Harris
Goulding May Never Race Again
New York January 20 9 George Goulding the Tamean Canadian walker forced to withdraw on the eve of a comeback was sent to a sanitarium for rest. A physician announced that Goulding’s heart impairment from his comeback attempt makes it dangerous for him to race again.
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George Goulding
Uso Prigerio
Italy
Wille Paant
United States
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Foulding
Milrose AA Moet
Goulding
Mountaineer Cage Team Heads to Games with Generals
Mountaineer cage squad leaves today for tomorrow's encounter with the Washington and Lee Generals at the armory in Charleston. Captain Roy Hawley leads a strong lineup including Fred Graham Fred Punk and Jutlin Murray among veterans and rising stars. The trip also features a clash with the Kentucky ball squad in Lexington on Monday and a Marietta tilt Tuesday, with a postgame dance for both teams.
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Washington and Lee
Armory
Bill Heizer
Virghaig Universityand
Baakerball
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Armory Court
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Caqoh
Francis H. Stadsvold
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Mil Heiner
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Briker
Quint
Roy Hawley
Finefield
Fred Graham
Generals
Mountaineers
Lexington
University of Kentucky
Kentucky
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Rayangé
Marisetta College
Marijet
Ohi
Marietta
Mor- Kantown
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Parkersburg
Waexsta
Law Battle
Washington
Lea
Nelson
Tam o Shanter style hats in winter wear history
Article traces Tam o Shanter hats from Scottish roots to modern knit wear in the United States. It contrasts patterns, materials like Angora and Shetland wool, and mentions related cold weather gear such as wristlets, mittens, scarves, and moccasins. It notes cultural associations and nostalgic references to childhood.
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