North and South Gridiron Classic Rosters Listed
Baltimore prepares for the North South gridiron clash with complete rosters announced. Northern and Southern squads feature players from Brown, Princeton, West Virginia, Villanova and Catholic University among others as teams drill in Baltimore Stadium and Johns Hopkins Stadium under Sutherland Baker and Harlow prior to Saturday’s game.
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Baltimore
Maine
Gulf of Mexico
John
Jock Sutherland
Yale
Eddie Baker
Pittsburgh
Dick Harlow
Western Maryland
Johns Hopkins University Stadium
Cliff Aultman
Geneva
Bob Chase
Brown
Robert: Deake
Pennsylvania
Gezzie
Villanova
H. L. Reese
Temple
Bucks
Les Cozine
Davis
Fikins
al Cullen
Loyola
Buck Lechoix
William and Mary
Ralph Muris
Centenary
Buster Sheary
Catholic University
Tom Whelan
al Woods
Maryland
Frantz
Ramey Hunter
Marshell
Tom Sway
Ex-Big Leaguer Gray Dies From Bullet Wound
William T. Gray, 60, a former catcher said to have played in Cincinnati, Cleveland, and Philadelphia in the International and Tri-State leagues, died from a bullet wound ruled personal safety related. Police say his wife reported a nervous breakdown. Gray had been a Philadelphia city employee for 29 years.
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Philadelphia
William T. Gray
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Gray
Davis and Elkins set for 14 game coast trip
Elkins WV December 9 Davis and Elkins College prepares the most ambitious basketball tour in school history. Coach Cam Henderson leads the Scarlet Hurricane on a 14 game schedule starting December 13 at Valparaiso and winding to Los Angeles December 29. Opponents include Loyola Chicago Kansas State Denver Nevada Reno St Marys Oakland and California Christian College with a tentative Salt Lake City game.
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Elkins
West Virginia
Davis and Elkins College
Valpariso
Ind
R29
Los Angeles
Cas Randolpi
Pacific Coast
Loyola of Chicago
Kansas State
University of Denverado College
University of Ney's
California
Randolph
Salt Lake City
Utah
Cam Henderson
Dayton
Ellis West
Valparizo University
Valparaiso
Loyola University
Chicao
Kansas State College
Manhattan
Kas
University of Denver
Denver
Col
Colorado College of Colorado Springs
Saltike City
University of Nevada
Reno
St. Mary's College
Oakland
Cal
United All-Stars
San Franesco
Dee
San Jose College
San Jose
California Christian College
Zanesville Pro Beats Rival In First Round
Archie Hambrick of Zanesville Ohio advanced to the second round of the San Francisco National Open tournament by defeating Dick Metz of San Antonio Texas one up in the opening 18 hole round. Hambrick erased Metz’s three up lead at the ninth hole to stay in contention. Olin Dutra led Dick Fry at the ninth, while Mortie Dutra held a seven up margin over Johnny DeForest at that point.
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San Francisco
Archie Hambrick
Zanesville
Ohio
Dick Metz
San Antonio
Ter
Hambrick
Uyp
Metz
Olin Dutra
Santa Monica
Calif
Dick Fry
Oakland
Pitt Opens Season Against Georgetown
Pitt announces season lineup for the opener with Georgetown. Capt. Doi Smith will start at guard alongside William Hughes at forward, Claire Gibbs at center, and Dutch Ochs at guard with Don McCamant. Hughes and Gibbs are sophomores. Hughes noted for preseason form winning the starting post.
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Pittsburgh
Pitt
Georgetown
H. C. Carlton
Panther
Doi Smith
William Hughes
Hollidaysburg
Claire Gibbs
Dutch" Ochs
Don McCamant
Hughes
Gibbs
Sopho
Middies May Continued from Page Ons
Adams outlines a Navy policy as graduates of 1932 get commissions with about half of the class of 1933 and later to sea as ensigns. The remaining graduates receive their diplomas and farewell as the letter to Congress explains the situation.
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Adams
Congress
Two Wesleyan grid stars named to all Italian team
Buckhannon, Dec 9 Two West Virginia Wesleyan players received signal honors. Nick Giantonio, Cleveland, named to the first team as right tackle, and Sam Mazzei, Clarksville W V A, honorable mention. The Boston Post and The Italian Echo highlight Giantonio's elite play and scholastic standing. The roster includes other notable college players and coach Lou Little of Columbia.
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Buckhannon
West Virginia Wesleyan
Italian Echo
Providence
Boston Post
Nick Giantonio
Cleveland
West Virginian
Sam Mazzei
Clarksburg
W. Va
Giantonio
Bobcats
Lombardi
Syracuse
Cairo
Brown
Corti
New Hampshire
del Isola
Fordham
Schiralli
Notre Dame
Vairo
Buonanno
Viviano
Brovelli
St. Fullsback
Gammino
Lou Little
Columbia
E. Tosi
B.C
Dimunzia
Navy Affairs Panel Drafts Bill Amid High School Clash
The department believed science classes would advance, but those programs faced rejection. Chairman Vinson of the House Naval Affairs Committee introduced a bill to implement the request.
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Vinson
House “Naval Affairs Committee
Bridgeville Council Rejects Gas Rate Reduction Plan
The Bridgeville Council rejected the proposed gas rate cut from Manufacturers Light and Heat Company as unsatisfactory and only a slight concession was offered. Action to secure lower rates will continue with river front town councils. In Ohio Columbus reported: Bert Niehoff rehired as manager of the Chattanooga Southern League club and Bill Myers to remain manager of the Binghamton New York Pennsylvania League club.
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Wheeling
Manufacturers Light and Heat Company
Bridgeville
River Front
Columbus
Bert Niehoff
Chattanooga
Bill Myers
Binghampton
Whipping Post Proposed For Jail Offenders In State
Charleston reports Senator J T Garrett plans a January legislative push for a whipping post for minor jail offenders along with anti alimony laws in divorce cases. He argues the post would be cheaper and more effective. The piece also notes an auto accident on Bernhold curve injuring no one.
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Charleston
J.T. Garrett
Dem
Punam
Garrett
Andy Pitzer
West Brands Street
Bernhold Curve
Orator Saves Own Life With Quick Words
Kansas, Dec. 9. Public speaker H Merle Smith faced an armed ex convict Jimmie Dunn in a squalid northside hotel room during a vigilante chase after a bank robbery. Smith used wartime experiences and words to deter Dunn, who finally surrendered after a head wound. Dunn was captured hours later by Detective Captain Thomas Higgins.
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Kansas
H. Merle Smith
Smith
Jimmie Dunn
Colorado
Dunn
Seventh and
Oak Streets
State Savings Bank
France
Thomas J. Higgins
Bachmann bill would create three new U S districts
Jayhawk pivot man quoted cursing the bill as passed in the last Congress. The proposal would form a northern district with Wheeling Martinsburg Elkview, a western district with Huntington Parkersburg Williamson, and a southern district with Charleston Bluefield Lewisburg Webster Springs.
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Bachmann
Wheeling
Martinsburg
Elkifs
Huntington
Parkersburg
Williamson
Charleston
Bluefield
Lewisburg
Webster Springs
Plans Appeal in Wage Case by Local Attorneys
The term of the new prosecuting attorney begins January 1. Howard Chapman of Clarksbury and P. M. Ireland of West Union filed a notice of rejection for mandamus and will present the formal request tomorrow. The supreme court is expected to hear arguments in days to come. Chapman seeks rulings on several points not previously ruled on by the court. County court members J. D. Cox Alvey Ash and Okey F. Callien heard recount arguments but did not rule on ballot exceptions.
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Supreme Court
J. D. Cox
Alvey Ash
Okey F. Callien
Third Federal Bill Heads to Reintroduction in Senate
The article notes informal talks and that Bachmann has not been fully briefed on the pending Third Federal bills. Bachmann sits on the committee and the Bachmann bill previously passed the House but failed in the Senate. Senator Hatfield will reintroduce it for a contemplated future session.
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Bachmann
Bachmann Billy
Wee
Senate
Hatfield
Mrashmann
Hitler ranks split rumors shake Berlin party power
Berlin reports fueled by rumors claim a split within Adolf Hitler's national socialist party. Evening papers blame the retirement of key agents on Hitler's drive to retain party control, suggesting internal divisions amid leadership consolidation.
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Berlin
Adolf Hitler
National Socialist Party
Hitler
Dome Lake Clap sets chilly national low record
Sheridan Wyoming December 9 reports Dome Lake Clap, a private summer resort atop the Big Horn Mountains, recorded the lowest official temperature in the United States or Canada at 33 degrees below zero, three degrees colder than the previous Pas northern Canada low.
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Sheridan
Wyo
Lake Clap
Big Horn Mountains
United States
Canada
Weather Bureau
Pas
Sandy Creek youth bags banded goose
Robi El Blaney reports on Wilson Matlick who shot a wild goose on Sandy Creek near Barbour and Preston counties in late October. The bird weighed nine and a half pounds and bore an aluminum band reading Write Jack Miner Kingsville Ontario Psalm 84 11 No 325. Miner, a Canadian conservation pioneer, bands migratory fowl to track migrations with government support.
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Robi el Blaney
Wil
Sandy Creek
Barbour
Preston
Wilson Matlick
Matlick
Jack Miner
Kingsville
Ontario
Blaney
Mr. Miner
Canada
Detroit
Miner
Mats Lek
Gale overturns train injures fifteen in Melbourne crash
A cyclone toppled a train in Melbourne today injuring fifteen passengers and an infant blown along the road for some distance. Many dwellings were damaged as the storm unleashed its force.
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Melbourne
Australia
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