Banquet for Broaddus grid team at faculty hall
Broaddus College to fete 1927 football squad, head coach Fred Chenoweth and assistants, managers, and invited guests tonight at 6:30 in the coke dining hall. Attendees include Philippi residents and reporters from Elkins, Buchannon, Clarksburg, Grafton, and Fairmont. Captain Talbot and teammates honored for a tough schedule and a 6 6 tie with Fairmont Teachers College. Next year's captaincy likely to go to Waddell of Philippi.
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T Ie
Broaddus College
Fred M. Chenoweth
Coke
Philippi
Elkins
Buchannon
Clarksburg
Grafton
Fairmont
Chenoweth
Talbot
Fairmont Teacher's College
Sevral
Waddell
Warwood Lad New Manager for WVU Football Team
Morgantown dec 9 Chas W Zoechler of Warwood W Va named student manager of the 1928 West Virginia University football team at the mountain esr football banquet He succeeds Gerard Moore of Logan as 1927 manager Additional assistants named J W McChesney Morgan town VA B Robbins Mechen Lyle Jones Bridgeport and Thomas I Johnson Wheeling The selection method favors candidates who report daily and four top assistants are chosen each year The manager handles trips equipment meals and training and earns the WVU letter Zoechler previously managed sports at West Liberty Normal and Warwood High School He is noted as capable and diligent for varsity duties.
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Morgantown
Chas. W. Zoechler
Warwood
W. Va
West Virginia University
Zoechler
College of Arts and Sciences
Gerard Moore
Logan
J. W. McChesney
Morgan
Vane B. Robbins
Mechen
Lyle Jones
Bridgeport
Thomas I. Johnson
Wheeling
Mountaineer
Athletic Board
Hoe
West Virginia
West Liberty Normal School
Warwood High School
West Liberty Normal
Harvard Captain Arthur E. French Jr To Lead 1928 Eleven
A radio listing notes Harvard captain Arthur E. French Jr. will coach the 1928 Harvard varsity eleven from Winchester Massachusetts. The schedule shows multiple programs and orchestras across stations WOOA WRVA WJZ WLS WGN and others with various musical acts and broadcasts interspersed throughout the day.
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Arthur E. French, Jr
Winchester
Mass
Harvard
Nervous showing by Bush in Chicago game
Chicago pitcher Guy Bush appeared extremely nervous in last night’s outing, struggling to find control and losing command early as he tried to settle into the game. The nerves affected his ability to locate pitches and manage contact with hitters.
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Eall
Bush
Frances | Richardson
Boston
Associated Press
Chicago
Guy Bush
B and C Bowlers Rout Hudsons in Three Games
Roy Hudson's team faced a decisive defeat as B and C bowlers dominated on Hudson’s alleys. Jimmie Proudfoot and Joe Moran led the victors with strong scores, Proudfoot posting a 488 total from 172 156 158 games, contributing to a 489 pin margin across the three games.
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Roy Hudson
Hudson
Jimmie Proudfoot
Joe Moran
Et Als
Proudfoot
Pitzer Puts Up 181 In Key First Game
Pitzer and teammate led the night with a 181 in the opening game. Pugh posted 37 percent for Hudson's pin squad, while Grinnan managed 876 for the low on the winning side. Final tally shows strong totals across the match with Grinnan and Proudfoot contributing notable scores.
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Pitzer
Hudson
Pugh
man—Grinnan
Lai
Grinnan
Proudfoot
Put Off Game Till Tuesday In Hazel-Atlas Tourney
The Go-Getters Cub championship at Hazel Atlas Glass plant will be played next Tuesday evening after a second postponement. The Office five and Hendrickson's quintet have won all their H A tournament games and both are strong contenders in the finals with a seat holder eligible for a Christmas turkey prize during the event.
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Hazel-Atlas Glass Company
Hendrickson
Turkey
Office Five
Boxing and Music Programs From WBAL and WIZ
Radio schedule notes a big boxing exhibition alongside the title game and a five round amateur match. Also on air are a dance orchestra and a turkey raffle, with details to be announced by club officials. Programs listed in Eastern Standard Time. Kilocycles and station calls given.
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Norman E, Brown
Central Press
Birmingham
Ala
Bury
Associated Press
Boston
Cities Service Orchestra
Copley Plaga
WNAC
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