Fairmont Teachers Preview 24-Game College Schedule
Fairmont State College plans a 24 game winter slate led by coach Jasper H. Colebank. The lineup mixes 30 candidates with many freshmen and veterans Wilford Wilson and Glenn Herks. The season opens January 5 against Salem and ends March 13 with Davis Elkins, featuring games against Morris Harvey and two Pennsylvania rivals Waynesburg and California. The team will also compete in the first West Virginia Collegiate tournament in Fairmont.
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Team Fete Event Honors 1994 Varsity Football Guests
At Morgantown Country Club on Friday evening December 14 the 1994 varsity football team will be honored at a banquet. Readouts from boxing and wrestling results include Camden, Karl Sarpol defeating Emil Dusek by set after two falls. Washington Vic Christ defeating Rudy Dust two falls to one. Toronto Dick Shikat throwing George Zarynol. San Francisco Jack Reyni defeating Jack Reed. Cincinnati George Sauer tossing Hugh Nichols. New York Frank Wolff defeating Frankie Hill.
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Padelphia
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Lincoln
Mannington Cage Head Optimistic for Season
Mannington High School enters a hopeful basketball season with most players departed. Coach Forrest Clark, formerly Parsons mentor, guided Parsons to the state schoolboy championship last March and now leads Mannington.
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Captains Go Way Of Many Old Customs
A survey by the Associated Press shows 14 major schools now elect honorary season end captains or appoint per game leaders. Reasons include fraternity politics and team cohesion, with many eastern powers and the Big Ten preserving traditional captaincies while western and southern schools adopt nontraditional leadership.
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All State Grid Team Announcement Dec 15
The West Virginia Sports Writers Association will unveil the first all state high school football team in afternoon papers on December 15 Walter Hart president of the association announced Rival claims of Huntington and War high schools for the state championship will be announced in morning papers Saturday The announcement notes the differing claims and the official selections will appear in the press on the scheduled dates
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Giants Lose Badgro Ahead Of Big Championship Game
New York Giants face the Chicago Bears with star end Morris Red Badgro out due to a right leg fracture from the Philadelphia game. He joins Campbell Clancy and others as season injuries while Chicago also may be hindered if Beattie Feathers cannot play.
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Baer Brothers Warm Up With Wins In Des Moines Exhibition
In Des Moines on December 7 the Baer brothers showcased boxing prowess. Max Baer defeated Johnny Milner in four rounds with a sharp right hand, while Buddy Baer knocked out Red Fields in 50 seconds of the first round, earning a technical knockout from referee Alex Fidler.
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Clay Hite Selected as Coach of North Eleven
In Clarksburg on December 7, the North team for the second annual North South high school football game was named. Clay S Hite of Washington Irving High School will coach the 22 players chosen from northern schools for the January Charleston game. The South team coach is not yet announced.
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Frosh Edict To Cost Four Gopher Stars
The western conference opened its winter meeting with a Freshmen competition rule that may bar Minnesota from intersectional games. Stan Kostka Bill Bevan Art Clarkson Jay and George Svendsen face ineligibility unless the faculty athletics committee relaxes the yearling rule. The issue affects non conference scheduling and the fate of several Big Ten stars.
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Southern California
Michigan
Columbia
Pennsylvania
Anti Jewish Issue at AAU Parley Sparks Debate
Amid preparations for the 1936 Berlin Olympics, the AAU faces renewed debate over alleged anti Jewish activity in German athletics. Brundage seeks to sidetrack the issue as factional lines form on leadership and the Olympic question. A substantial bloc backs Patrick Walsh if Brundage retires, while Brundage’s continued presidency hinges on international policy reception.
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Fla
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New York
Avention
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Tricky Aerial Plays Planned by Stanford
Stanford University planned tricky aerial plays with four aces still on the team, signaling a deceptive passing game as they approach crucial conditions for a December match in California.
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Stanford Cardinals Prepare for Pasadena Bowl Versus Alabama
The Stanford Cardinals finish the first week of training for the New Year’s Day Pasadena battle with Alabama. Reports from the East say the team is peeved at the prospect of scoring on the Bamas and is showing sharp aerial work in practice. The squad is conditioning to mix passes with power plays, moving away from the passless approach of the season.
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Alabama Tide Marks Time as Sabs Practice
Alabama's Crimson Tide varsity held time today with a third team and freshman squad practicing Stanford formations in preparation for the Rose Bowl game on New Year's Day. After the holiday, the Tide will run through the week's third signal drill Saturday, and Coach Frank Thomas warned no let up after Sunday until they depart for California on December 21.
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