Fifteenth WVU Grid Banquet Guests Announced in Morgantown
The West Virginia University grid banquet, featuring 42 Mountaineer football players as honored guests, will be held Monday at the Town Country Club Morgantown officials say 99department guests will attend. The program includes a speaking portion with President John Roscoe Purner and coach Ira Rodgers.
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W. Va
West Virginia
Town Country Club
H. A. Standsbury
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University
the Athletic Board of Control
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Ira’ Rodgers
Marshall
Little Sleepy
Glenn
F. Roy Yoke
Atumal
Stansbury
Narelty Squd
M. Glenn
Malcolm Arnold
Lawrence Bea
Leslie. Montgomery
Fred Morgan
Lawrence Plaster
John Porter
Ian
Scott
Jacob Sebulsky
Edth Stumpy
Harry
Stankard
Ite
Vental Waggoner
K Fatsley
Homer White
Jis Varney
I. B. Rogers
Walter Mahan
Steve Harrick
Louis Meisel
Hes
Charles C. Tallman
Edind Va
Athletic Board list of officials and invited guests
The Athletic Board of Control members include Fred B. Deem Judge Charles G. Baker Dr. Sam Morris H Hartley Russel LaRue Marshall Glegn and Director Stansbury Invited guests list Dr Turner Mr Yoke Scott C Lowe Brooks Fleming Jr Francis H Stadsveld Art Smith Dr Carl P Schott Harry L Samuel Lloyd M Jones C T Neff Jr Gilbert B Miller Charles E Hodges Virgil J Frizzell John A Wade and sports editors of eighteen state newspapers.
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Athletic Board of Control
Fred B. Deem
Charles G. Baker
Sam Morris
H. Hartley
Russel LaRue
Marshall Glegn
Director Stansbury
Dr. Turner
Mr. Yoke
Scott C. Lowe
Brooks Fleming
Francis H. Stadsveld
Art Smith
Carl P. Schott
Harry L. Samuel
Lloyd M. Jones
C. T. Neff, Jr
Gilbert B. Miller
Charles E
Army Football Schedule Sets Four Key East Matches
West Point announces a 10 game 1930 season with major Ralph Sasse coaching. Four marquee tests are Harvard Yale Illinois and Notre Dame all in Eastern venues. The lineup marks a strong focus on rivalry and national-caliber opponents.
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Army
Ralph Sasse
Nitty” Jones
Harvard
Yale Illinois
Notre Dame
Broadcasting Of Baseball Games Over Radio Topic To be discussed
Chicago December. The American League owners will meet in New York at the Hotel Commodore next Tuesday to consider granting radio broadcasting rights for baseball games. E S Barnard, president, notes it could follow Phil Ball in denying the St Louis Browns the 1940 season park broadcast. He says broadcasting has become a business and advertisers gain while clubs receive no financial return.
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Hagen Faces Diegel in PGA Championship Semi Finals
In Los Angeles on December 6 Walter Hagen and Leo Diegel meet in the PGA Championship semi finals, marking the fourth meeting in this event. Hagen seeks a title repeat as the final match follows Saturday, with prize money totaling $10,400 for the champion.
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Los Angeles
Leo Diegel
Associated Press
Hillcrest Country Clus
Diegel
Gene Sarazen
Minor Leagues Baseball Men Close Convention in Chattanooga
Baseball officials at the minor leagues annual convention denounced common ownership and urged that farm systems be reformed. Commissioner K M Landis urged solutions to aid smaller clubs while disavowing responsibility for the current situation. A banquet and East West game for charity were noted, with a Senate lobby proposal to curb unworthy motives.
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Tenn
K. M. Landis
National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues
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Caraway
Arkansas
Senate Lobby Investigating Committee
United States Congress
Fights Last Night: Dundee and Ross Win in Chicago
Chicago and Rock Island bouts feature Mike Dundee outpointing Buster Brown while Jim Mahoney stops Joe Miller in Chicago. Barney Ross defeats Al De Rose in Indianapolis by decision.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Mike Dundee
Rock Island
Til
Buster Brown
Kansas City
Jimmy Mahoney
Joe Miller
Barney Ross
al de Rose
Indianapolis
Move to Probe Groups Making Petitions On Prohibition
Washington reports the board of temperance prohibition and public morals urges a broad investigation of all associations or societies appearing before congressional committees for or against prohibition. The plan contemplates probing groups petitioning on the issue to assess influence and intents.
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Washington
Board of Temperance Prohibition and Public Morals
Canby High Student Dies From Injury After Game
Portland report says 16 year old George Robertson of Canby died here today from injuries from a Canby high school football game. Physicians cited a knee injury that became infected and worsened. In Chicago, Iowa's future in the Western Conference will be debated by the Big Ten faculty committee on athletics tonight.
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Ore
George Robertson
Canby
Chicago
University of Iowa
Big Ten
Saturday's Football Highlights From MADEN ELE
The Associated Press notes Georgia Tech and North Carolina play. Broadcast times are listed as 1 45 p m for Georgia Tech and 2 p m eastern standard time for North Carolina Purdue likely covered. The time marks indicate start of broadcasts, not game times.
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North Carolina
Right Stars of Eastern Football For East West Classic
Coach Andy Kerr described the eastern squad as the strongest nucleus he has ever assembled for the East West game on the coast. Eight stars of eastern football were lined up for the classic in Hamilton New York.
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Hamilton
N. Y
Andy Kerr
Parkersburg Fire Loss Valued Between 460000 And 700000
State Fire Marshal O Stahlmann inspected Parkersburg after a Saturday night blaze that wiped out an entire business block. He placed a sound value of 460000 to 700000 on damage, noting unprotected rafters above a overheated Camden theatre furnace and limited protection behind it. Insurance on the property stood around 400000.
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O. Stahlmann
Parkersburg
Stahlmann
Camden Theater
Wife of Lou Tellegen Wins Divorce Decree
Mrs Isabel Craven Tellegen, the actor's wife, obtained a final decree of divorce from Lou Tellegen. She also won custody of their 5 year old son Hex. The couple, married in Rutherford New Jersey on December 17 1923, were said to have mutual accusations of infidelity. The decree was granted yesterday.
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Isabel Craven
Tellengen
Lou Tellegen
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Rutherford
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Gov Conley calls first meeting of constitutional board
Charleston Dec. 5 Gov Conley issues a call for the first gathering of the state constitutional commission to be held here on Dec 18 The panel created by the 1929 legislature is to study the constitution and recommend to the governor any amendments its members deem necessary
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Conley
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Wealthy Widow Adopts Student as Son for Protector
In New York a 69-year-old widow with $750,000 in property and $25,000 yearly income has adopted 27-year-old college student Baroniy Baron as her son. Mrs Lisa W Sandford, of old New York family, said the adoption has her daughter’s full approval and that the daughter remains the principal beneficiary at the widow’s death.
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Lisa W. Sandford
Baroniy Baron
Fair East Continues Debate on Railway Control Roles
The article discusses the assistant manager of the railway and the Chinese council challenging Soviet delegates. It notes the Sino Russian 1924 agreement governing railway operation before China took over last summer and states Russia is bound not to conduct propaganda within the railway area.
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President Elect of Mexico Rests in Texas
Houston dispatch reports Pasqual Ortiz Rubio, president elect of Mexico, pausing in Texas during a health mission to seek a new conception for Mexico’s future. He plans to resume travel to Hot Springs Arkansas for rest before continuing toward the United States for talks.
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Texas
Houston
Tex
United States
Pascual Ortiz Rubio
Hot Springs
Ark
Fire In Pittsburgh Hotel Drives Fifty To Streets From Flames
Fire at the Roosevelt Hotel in downtown Pittsburgh forced more than 50 guests from their rooms. One room on the sixth floor was destroyed. Raymond Colliver of Chicago reported his bed catching fire, and his companion Morris Roten, also of Chicago, could not explain the cause.
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Roosevelt Hotel
Raymond Colliver
Chicago
Morris Roten
Revolt by Shihyu-Shan Explained Amid Mutiny
In Nanking on December 6, General Shihyu-Shan, leader of the mutinous division, declared the uprising aimed at the nationalist government had not targeted Nanking but the central authorities. The revolt began last Tuesday with the Pukow mutiny and the general’s statement dispels doubts about its scope and aims.
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Shih-You
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Kuominehun
People's Army
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Hupeh
Shik
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Shihyu-Shan
Notre Dame halfback Jack Elder sets track marks at South Bend
South Bend reports brilliant Notre Dame halfback Jack Elder excels in sprint events and relays, tying records for 60 and 75 yard dashes and earning a varsity letter in football, with noted scholastic standing and local acclaim for his untutored Kentucky cockiness on the track.
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Trish
Phomore
Kentucky
Felay
South Bend
Jack Elder
Rocinettes
Notre Dame
Controversy Over Prohibition Then Moves In Congress
Debate continues on a plan to draw up a mission and session agenda. Proposals include making the prohibition law applicable to the diplomatic corps and allowing non-intoxicating liquors for beverage purposes, pitched by Senators Blease of South Carolina and Hawes of Missouri.
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Blease
Democrat
South Caroli
Diplomatic Corps
Hawes
Missouri
Phillips Is Released From Taylor County Jail
Rogsie Phillips, held since June on a non support charge, was released yesterday and allowed to return home.
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Taylor County
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