Charleston High to Meet Ruffner Memorial Quintet in Armory
Charleston high school cage team prepares for a final pre tournament game against the Ruffner Memorial quintet at the Armory. The Red and Blue hope to sharpen skills before Buckhannon state meet while veterans and rookies train, with captains Parsons and Cottrell missing. Ruffner relies on a veteran lineup led by Watkins and Cablish, while Charleston builds around Heydrick and Middl land as guards and forwards. The contest starts at 7:20 pm.
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BEC
Will! K
Ruffner
ASON
Armory
Charleston Mh
Ount“Sports Weagon
Rocca
Hes
Beern
Laldiey Pelt
Wacuine
Magiher Chan
Corman
Parsons
Cottrell
Lewis
Anners
Wille
Fleston
Ann Alexander
Cheaney
Harvey McMillan
Ooo
Young
Alexander
Joni Haley
Harold Blum
Pa Wenson
Red
Blue
Church
Charleston High School
Kuffner
Montgomery
Fraghton
Oak HS
Rutfner
Watkins
Georgetown
Cablish
Hgh
West Virginia University
Paul Stine
GC. A
Bob Hawking
West Virginia
Kelly
Guards
Ita
Paul Heydrick
Heydrick
Middielan
GilNend
Hard Fighting
Ruffner Memorie
Bream
Pirates Regulars Tie Yannigan Pirates Tie Yannigan in Tie Game
In Paso Robles California on March 10 the Pirates Regulars and Yannigan battled to an 8 to 8 tie in the ninth inning. Manager Bill McKechnie ended the game after extra innings as Joe Cronin stood on third with two out and Lee Meadows pitched for Yannigan. Bugler connected for a drive to left scoring Cronin and forcing the late stalemate. Brown and Koupa opened the game as promising Mayers from the minors with Brown pitching four innings before relief by Meadows and Richardson.
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Paso Robles
Cal
Pirate
Yannigana
Bill McKechnia
Nme
Sweatatara
Joe Cronin
Lee Meadows
Vannisans
Ant Badie Agere
Cronin
Joe Brown
Louis Kounal
Brown
Meadows
Koupa
Ty James Richardson
Buccaneers
South Carolina
Detroit club roster completed with Manush and Whitehill
Arrivals of Helnie Manus outfielders and Earl Whitehill pitcher at Augusta. They joined teammates, completing the Detroit roster. Whitehill and Manush reported to Manager Cobb at Tiger training camp. Also notes on athletic directors and various boxing results from Chicago, Rochester, Indianapolis, Philadelphia, Buffalo and Portsmouth.
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Associated Press
Helnie Manus
Outfelder S
Earl Whitewitl
Piieher
Augusta
Detroit
Whitehilt
Manush
Cobb
Tiger
Stribling or Slattery May Defeat Dempsey
In a March 10 1920s style analysis Davis J Walshe notes Jimmy Slattery and Young Stribling as rising heavyweights who may beat Jack Dempsey. Both show improving punching power though neither is yet a proven knockout artist. The piece cites past hitters and timelines for potential breakthroughs. Also reports Walthour Jr. and Freddy Spencer winning a six day bicycle race earning about 10880 in prizes.
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Davis J. Walshew York
Jack Dempsey
Dayzime
Jimmy Slattery
Hoth
New York
Walthour, Jr
Freddy Spencer
New Jersey
Baptist Quintet Captures City Title in Y Tourney
Temple basketball toppled the Charleston Business College five 32 to 23 to win the city cage tournament after a tense even matchup. Ohley Morrison Carpenter led the Baptists with solid scoring, Carson and Hager starred for the runners up, and the final edged into overtime.
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Baptist Quintet
Beat Business College
Carson
Bath
Colege
Carson Accrade
Onley
Carpenter
The
Baptists
Ohley
Siy
Fudy
Morrison
Kay
Ostegren
Luke Carson
Hager
Temply
Glen
Jineuy
Business Cobere
Carson Gillespie
Carson Judy
Geet
Morrison Temple
Glenn
Gillespie
Whlianna
D. Carson
Judy
Williams
Gilleanle
Business College Ablater
Ruffner Memorial
Collegians
Eharshmen
Stine
Cablish
Luther Carson
the Baptists
Bream
Frigiero Sets New Walking Record at Cleveland Carnival
Oge Prigerio, 1924 Olympic walking champion, set a world record for 5.00 meters in 5 minutes 2.35 seconds at a track carnival in Cleveland featuring Pasvo Nurmi. Willis Ritotu also broke a distance mark with 3 1/4 miles in 11 15 minutes GX 8-5 seconds. The article notes Nurmi failed to break his mile and a half record. U.S. exports glucose and honey high that year and Baptists led a game early as Dicley Carpenter Judy starred.
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Hawn
Cleveland
Ohio
Oge Prigerio
S&s
Pasvo Nurngi
Willis Ritotu
Fingigh Distanes
Alliance
Hannes
Koléhmainen
New York
Nurmi
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Oren
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Frank Martison
Gene
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Charleston
GUC
Fairbanks
Chas, Ray and
WM. S. Hart
Yannigans
Alonzo Amos Stane
University of Chicago
University of Southern California
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Chicago
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Jack Stylc
Fittswordh
Chubby Brown
Indianapolis
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Milwaukee
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Kenny Cass
Philadelphia
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Buffalo
Jack Delaney
Briggport
Conn
Jamalea Wid
Portsmouth
Nig Blair
Portamouth
Benny Svloff
Cincinnati
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Four Horsemen of Notre Dame
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Slattery
Sterling
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Bander Puff Kid
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John Lester Johnson
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Wells Meter Co
Muller M. Mishnels
Element Minter
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