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Grafton Sentinel

Location

Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1938

Page

5

Pitt debates outside aid under Bowman's code for athletics

At Pittsburgh on December 6 alumni and undergraduates discussed Chancellor Bowman's claim that Pitt cannot offer athletic scholarships but can allow outside financial aid for worthy players. The talk followed Bowman's urging to balance preserving football with strict amateurism.

Pittsburgh John G. Bowman Pitt Bowman Lettermen Sutherland John Bain Sutherland Dr. Sutherland Newsmen John Weber Pepard Norman C. Oshensh’rt Letter Club

Fights Last Night Across Cities Include Armstorng and Scalzo Wins

Henry Armstrong stopped Al Manfredo in New York while Solly Krieger outpointed Carmen Barth in Brooklyn. Lou Ambers stopped Frankie Wallace in Cleveland and Pete Sarron edged Mike Gamiere in Birmingham. Pete Scalzo knocked out Joey Archibald in New York and Billy Marquart stopped Hank Pershing in Chicago. Buck Everett was knocked out by Bill Boyd in Washington.

Cleveland Henry Armstrong New York al Manfredo San Francisco Solly Krieger Brooklyn Carmen Barth Lou Ambers Herkimer Frankie Wallace Petey Sarron Birmingham Mike Gamiere Pete Scalzo Joey Archibald Pawtucket R.T

Irish Scores Close Victory Over Alumni

In a dull pace controlled game the Fighting Irish of St. Augustine High School edged the Alumni 18 to 16 at the school gym. P Hussion led the winners with four field goals while J Morasco led the grads with eight points. End of first half was 6 to 5. Tomorrow St Augustine meets Fellowsville High at 8 p.m. in the same gym.

Fighting Irish St. Augustine High School St. Augustine School P. Hussion J. Morasco Grads St. Augustine's Fellowsville High School St. Augustine

Football season at box office shows attendance rise

An Associated Press survey of 69 major colleges reports an 11 percent rise in average attendance per home game in 1938, with total attendance at 351 games reaching 8,146,124 compared to 7,386,222 the year before. Eastern schools led gains aided by favorable weather, while the Southwest and Midwest also show increases. notable highlights include Army Navy and Southern California Notre Dame single-game gates and a new high for the Duke Pittsburgh game in the South.

Bill Boni New York Associated Press Southwest Texas Christian Pacific Coast California Notre Dame Big Ten Yale Columbia Harvard Middle West Ohio State Michigan Buckeye Army Navy Middies Philadelphia Southern California Pittsburgh

Arrests Reported by Wheeling Police in November

Sergeant John Murphy, municipal court clerk, reports Wheeling city police made 305 arrests in November including 158 traffic violations and 62 drunkenness cases. Fines collected totaled 1834.02 dollars.

Wheeling John Murphy

Wrestling Last Night in Wilmington Cox Beats Du Sek

Joe Cox of Cleveland defeated Wally Du sek of Omaha in straight falls at 221 to 220 in a wrestling match held last night in Wilmington Delaware.

Wilmington Del Joe Cox Cleveland Wally Dusek Omaha

Scalzo Given Title Chance in Featherweight Crown

Sid Feder reports Tab Petey Scalzo set as next featherweight champ after stopping Joey Archibald. Lefty Gomez recounts a prize story from Halifax interview and interpreter. Other items note Heisman dinner, Lambert banquet, and college football results and coaching moves.

Sid Feder New York McCoy Tigers Tab Petey Scalzo West Side Joey Archibald King Gomez Lefty Gomez Halifax Canada el Gooso Yankees Lefty Gormez Frisch Frankie Frisch Davey O'Brien Carnegie Tech Jake Ruppert Clemson Frank Howard Tennessee Mississippi Kentucky Vols Ole Miss Barney Ewell Lancaster Penn State Dan Parker Daily Mirror Adam Seven Mule) Walsh Bowdoin Eddie Anderson Holy Cross

Gift Kodak sale announced by W R Loar and Son

Local ad promoting Kodak gift items available at W R Loar and Son located at 212 61, inviting customers to purchase camera gifts.

W. R. Loar & Son

Horned Frogs Lead Nation in Football

Texas Christian University tops the final Associated Press poll of college football teams with 868 points, led by 55 first place votes. Tennessee follows with 706 points, while Notre Dame drops to fifth after a 13-0 loss to Southern California. The Eastern power group slips, as Duke, Oklahoma, Carnegie Tech, and Holy Cross round out the top ten.

Drew Middleton New York Associated Press Texas Christian Southwestern Notre Dame Tennessee Southern California Washington State Pitt Fordham Villanova Dartmouth Carnegie Tech Holy Cross Carnegie Duke Oklahoma

Amendment to abrogate subterfuge rule to be debated

K M Landis has drafted an amendment to repeal a rule adopted two years ago permitting so called subterfuge arrangements. The proposal will be debated at the association business session on Thursday as part of 95 measures ready for the meeting. Judge W A Bramham, minor leagues commissioner, will present his annual resort. Thirty seven minor leagues are represented.

K. M. Landis W. A. Bramham

Minor League Forces Meet in New Orleans Showdown

Minor league presidents meet in New Orleans to discuss agreements aimed at preventing major league teams from signing a promising amateur to a minor league club and then blocking the path to the majors. The talks reference the Bob Feller case as a catalyst for reform.

New Orleans Bob Feller Feller Cleveland Indians Southern Association National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues

Armstrong Is Easy Winner In Cleveland Christmas Show

Henry Armstrong defended the welter title with a third round technical knockout over Al Manfredo at the Cleveland 13th annual Christmas charity boxing show. Referee Tony Labranch stopped the 15 round bout at 1:45 of the third. The crowd numbered 12,724 as other bouts produced quick victories for Sally Krieger Lou Ambers and Petey Sarron.

Cleveland Henry Armstrong Armstrong Ceferino Garcia al Manfredo San Francisco Tony Labranch Manfredo Cleveland News Krieger National Boxing Association Sally Krieger Brooklyn N. Y Men Earth Lou Ambers Herkimer Frankie Wallace Petey Sarron Birmingham Ala Mike Gamiere

Davey O'Brien Visits New York as Heisman Winner

New York reports Davey O'Brien arrives with a 12‑person party including his mother coach Ki Aldrich and famed players. He remains modest about his size, praises teammates Hale and Aldrich, and says he will not play pro football, preferring geology studies in Texas. He eyes Carnegie Tech in the upcoming New Year’s game.

New York Robert David O'Brien Dutch Myer Horned Frogs Ki Aldrich Insull Hale Amon Carter Fort Worth O'Brien Davey Associated Press All America Albie Booth Yale Washington Monument Hale Aldrich Dallas Tean Texas Southern Methodist New Orleans Carnogie Tech Ant Carnegie Tech

Twelve of 17 Pass Wheeling Police Exam

Twelve of seventeen men who took the examination for service on the Wheeling police force passed and were certified as eligible for appointment, announced on December 6.

Wheeling

Scotty Hamilton Stars In Big Battle For North

Floyd Scotty Hamilton of Grafton High Bearcats starred for the North in a rain soaked loss at Charleston, throwing a late second quarter pass and making key tackles. Coaches, including West Virginia’s Glenn, praised his all around play on a day dominated by the South line.

Palmer Charleston Floyd “Scotty” Hamilton Grafton High Bearcats Scotty North Hamilton Laidley Field Glenn West Virginia Mountaineers Grafton Star

CIO AFL clash over Wagner act ruling on labor contracts

Lee Pressman CIO general counsel says Supreme Court ruling offers little aid to unions seeking favors from employers. He notes the CIO and AFL dispute over the Wagner act continues, and says the CIO will pursue relief under the National Labor Relations Act against employer and AFL union collusion. The labor board contends the AFL contract aimed to discourage CIO membership.

Lee Pressman CIO AFL Pressman Supreme Court Labor Board Consolidated Edison National Labor Relations Act Ied

Order of Publication in Smith Divorce Case

In Taylor County West Virginia a suit in chancery seeks a divorce from the bonds of matrimony and custody of the infant child. Defendant Orville E. Smith is nonresident and must respond within one month after the first publication. The notice directs publication in the Grafton Sentinel. Clerk M Hollis Jr. Deputy Nellie Tucker. Attorney W Merle Watkins. Dates Dec 6 23 20 27.

West Virginia Circuit Court Taylor County West Va Alberta Mae Smith Pif Orville E. Smith Grafton Sentinel M. Hollis, Jr Nellie Tucker W. Merle Watkins

Italian cruiser Raimondo Montecuccoli reassigned to Mediterranean

The Italian cruiser Raimondo Montecuccoli has been recalled from Adriatic duties after 16 months to the Mediterranean amid renewed French Tunisia tension. Italian press cites the 1935 accord as a starting point for new talks, while reporting alleged violence against Italians in Tunisia and questioning French protection.

Tunisia Ippolito Raimondo Montecuccali Adriatic Mediterranean Pascist Tl Messagero France Italy Alonn

French ship Normandie strike affects volunteers and crew

About 322 American volunteers evacuated from Spain last week will return aboard the Paris Normandie. Six Franklin and Marshall College students from Lancaster, PA stranded when the Normandie was tied up by the strike plan to resume their journey. Across France, large-scale labor actions continue with 60 dismissed workers, 20,000 textile workers locked out, and clashes at Nantes. The General Confederation of Labour supports pulling labor from government agencies.

Spain Franklin and Marshall College Lancaster Paris Lers Isle de France le Havre France Valenciennes Nantes General Confederation of Labor Organized Labor National Economic Council

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