Charleston High Takes Final From Ruffner In State Qualifier
Charleston High School defeated Ruffner Memorial Church team 35-24 in a fast second half rally at Lincoln Junior High. Barr stepped in for injured Simms and led with strong defense while Heydrick Middleton and Gilliland fueled the offense. Charleston advances to the Buckhannon state tournament Thursday seeking to defend their state floor crown.
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Charleston High School
Case Tean
Ruffner
Linscoln
Gliman ‘Simms
Brad Barr
Arr
Gma
Heydrick
Jonze
Middleton
Gulland
Barr
Morrison
Herdrick
viola‘Saieng
Watkins
Star Watkins
Georgetown
Church
Hawkins
West Virginia Uoniversity
Buckhannon
Ihuraday
Jelassic
Simms
Uer
Watkins Vee Cablish Kelly
Cablish
Seimbleton
Kelly
Horton
Plaster
Gilliland
O'Dell
Stuart
Cork
Stine
Hawking
Watking
Duncan
Coleridge Taylor Choral Society Festival at First Baptist
The Coleridge-Taylor Choral Society of the First Baptist Church directed by Mary Gardner will stage a musical festival from March 11 to 19. It features a Monday concert by James Ellsworth Stratton and Dorothy Wood, a Tuesday concert by Cleota J. Cellins and Theodore Nash, a Wednesday organ recital by Melville Charlton, and an annual concert recital on March 29 titled A Tale of Wild Japan presented by Mely Chariton Carl Diton Cheeta Callin Evelyn Smith Celestine Lewis Jam Beratton Jordan Tinsley Huting Lewis and choir members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coleridge-Taylor Choral Society
the First Baptist Church
Mary Gardner
James Ellsworth Stratton
Dorothy Wood
Cleota J. Cellins
Columbus
Theodore Nash
Melville Charlton
New York City
Japan
Mely
Chariton
Carl Diton
Cheeta Callin
Evelyn Smith
Celestine Lewis
Jam Beratton
Jordan Tinsley
Huting Lewis
Choral Society
Scarlet Hurricane Floats to Flawless Season at Davis and Elkins
Davis and Elkins college bask etball dubbed the Scarlet Hurricane by Washington writers completed a record season. They defeated 23 teams with 16 away games and held a 11 to 466 scoring edge over opponents in state games. The squad, built around Cantam Crim, Barrett, Ward, Christy and others, played largely with freshmen and one junior, under Cam Henderson who led them from Davis and Ik ing. The team drew huge local support as a high school influenced program in the Little City of Elkins, West Virginia.
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Davis and Elkins College
Washington Sport Writers
Pp. &S
West Virginia
Salem
Broaddustley- Fairmont
New River
Concord
Bethany
George Washington University
Catholic University
Nova College
Hridginwater
Niagara
Alfrad
Train Universes
Trength
George Washington
Duquesne University
Bridewater
University of Virginia
Wat
Kane
Geneva College
Scarlet Hurricane
Ween
Davis & Itkins
Carrell Untvey
East
Kiane
Tring
Wam
Cantam Crim
Brisnol High
Barrett
Senth Pinghot
Columbas
Ohio
Moines
Burnsville High
Wrehenderter
Reeulae High School
Marstith
Regnar Sul
Hhawlse
Ellins High
Eiking
Penpie
Davia
Iking
Cam Henderson
Salem Whege
O17
Muskingum College
Ghia
Grid Rules Body Orders Several Changes in Code
New York March 14 The Intercollegiate Football Rules Committee approved changes to kickoff rules and scrimmage line interpretation. The committee rejected returning the kicking tee and adjourned with plans to resume discussion on a wide range of rule changes. Walter Camp, noted football authority, was honored in the session.
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Grid Rules
Walter Camp
New York
Walter Cunri
Ant Crithe
Dred Tod
Ornlechimbers
Football Canetos' Association
Conference Turns Down Two Schools
The Western conference discussed not enlarging to admit Nebraska and Michigan Aggies after faculty representatives expressed opposition. The group set a limit of 173 members for football trips, including trainers and student managers, and reduced required academic hours for eligibility from 14 to 13.
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Wniversity
Nebraska
Michigan Azle
Nere
Michigan Aggies
Taft
Fighting Middies to Try for Boxing Fame
Amatious Md Maten 14 with more than q candidates for boxing added to the Navy Academy squad. Coach Spike Webb is confident the Middies can win another intercollegiate title as Uoleman and Charlsend head strong bantam and heavyweight hopes. The Navy meets Queens Mell Te-Ponto and other universities ahead of the intercollegiate tournament in Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amatouis
Maten
Etal Academye
Spike Webb
Navy Gateit
Uoleman
Pleba
John Charlsend
Carnegie Quintet Ends Season With First Party at New Club
Carnegie Tech wraps a 11 game season with a strong finish in basketball and looks ahead to sprint and distance events. Coach Halterty trains 40 players as Dan Blyth directs battery trials in the new gymnasium, while Finnish runner Panya Nurmi is expected to compete later this month. Meanwhile Charleston hosts a large turnout for the Charleston Spartanians club’s first function with a 24 hour drive boosting membership and a silver trophy awarded to Miss Reed.
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Carnegie Quintet
Pittsburgh
Carnegie Tech
Nartans
University of Pittsburgh
Geneva
Notre Dame
West Virginia Wesleyan
Drexel Institute
Frankin and
Marshall
Pitt
Penn Brate
City Tiillege
New York
Washer Tyice
Grave City Tyice
Guy Halterty
Directen
Dan Blyth
Cymnasium
Panya Nurmi
Finland
Carnegie
Stron Wat
Charleston
Theewly
Len Nela
Charleston-St. Albans
Additi
Cth
T. T. Pierce
W. F. Alston
A. L. Chaibertin
B. B. Exell
A. Dills McCrum
2. Smith
F. W. Puckfeiler
A.N. Clarkson
George Kk. Cochrane
A. Davin
Joan Z. Hardie
K. J. Keighttey
J. M. Madison
W. H
William Dawson
B. J. Gravley
Willam Jones
Charles A. Malcnim
J. H. McGoy
A. A. Stapp
Miss Kathryn BE. Walker
Jai FP. Young
B. KK. Littlepare
TK. Weaver
Charlen A. Griffith
Sherman HH
Hallard
Marion Rees
Charleston Spartanians Club
Miss Reeds
Synuny Indy
Ress
A. N. Tavis
M. AL Wick- Hine
W. T. Wiliams
Tampa Baseball Medals and Player Honors Noted in Sparse Report
A fragmented Tampa report recounts ceremonial medals awarded to players from the club during the worlds series year. It mentions Walter Johnson and Stanley Harris receiving mahogany bats from a fan, with scattered notes on teams, players, and spring training context.
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Tampa
Fin
Maren
My Handls
Commiasinnes
Banetal
Hte Witerncon
Sword
Wapshine
Uie Senators
Boston Braves
Uie Braves
I. Wall
Tampanies
Walter Johnson
Stanley Harris
Kentucky Golfer Triumphs in Florida Tournament
A Kentucky golfer wins in Florida, defeating rivals in the final rounds of the Volusia tournament. The match features Beckwith, Til, and others, with strong performances noted from several players as the event concludes.
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Kentucky
Florida
Domamonti
Lwrkeins
iMinn
Sprug Wiiving
Mittsburgh Eolfer
Volusia
Beckwith
Avrort
Til
Wedham
Thomas
Brewer
AL Dieksen
Montelaltya
Davis Cup entry records new high in 1925 regional play
Twenty two nations enter the Davis Cup, two more than last year, with sixteen in Europe and nine in the American bracket. Inter zone finals set for Boston September three, with the challenge round in Philadelphia September twenty, draw in Washington March seventeen with Vice President Dawes presiding. European entrants include Sweden and Ireland among others. American bracket features Japan, Mexico, Canada, New Zealand, Australia, Cuba, Spain, China and other nations.
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New York
Mar
Longwood
Boston
United States
Gershamintown Cricket Club
Belgium
Denmark
Volatst.indi
Humane
Glenna Collett Crowned Florida Champion
Glenna Collett wins Florida championship at St Augustine as record shows her defeating rivals in a decisive women golfers event. The result highlights Collett as the Florida champion with strong performance noted in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenna Collett
Florida
St. Augustine
Frances Hadfield
R. J
Mins Frances Hadfield
Milwaukee
Italian drivers join regatta in Miami water speed event
Ten auto racing drivers making their speed boat debuts will race in a regatta on March 20 and 21 in Biscayne Bay Miami. Italian speedster Slaner Bordine accepts invitation to race an 18 foot boat at up to fifty mph amid a field of seasoned American drivers.
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Miami
Fin
Tiscayne Bay
Slaner Bordine
Bordine
Bontann
Bor
Dino
Beard Bowl
Indianapolia
Honsler Speedway
Trenton
Mich
Ned Purdy
Bob Purdy
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Charleston High
First Baptist Festival
Ordy Hea
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Mem Forwant
Cheintz
Genter
Feber eToe & Co
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Stuh
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Fermanton
Langford
Trinity
Wespelary
Gams
Charleston Sportsman's Club
St. Albans Road
Chicana
Fes Angeles
Thush
Morgan and Hartnett
Churry
Meyers
Sanders and Sandbern
Thompson
Itaffe
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Goi
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Ketenung
Palermo
G. Ketcham
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Talk
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Hang Wauger
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Peach
Tigers
Finid
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Giame
Yannigans
Tle Firs Milion Teague
Pasa Robles
Maret
New Orleans
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Fullerton
Fuhr
Kes
Ploinich
Heving
Bole
Tenny Beith
N. B. Perkins
J. W. Lawrence
Ormond Beach
Walla
Guinisiers
Formun
DAVIS
Augustin Fia
Yew Vilirse
Recvind Tor
Pravin
Biscayne Bay
Signor Bordine
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Wheeling
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Zanesville
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Mansfield
Portsmouth
Hamilton
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