West Virginia Names 1930 All State High School Football Team
West Virginia University athletics director H A Stansbury announces the 1930 All West Virginia high school football selections after a new board review process. The panel considered ballots from 200 coaches officials and editors, naming 34 players across three teams from 47 high schools with around 175 squads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seth High
H. A. Stansbury
West Virginia University
Morgantown
West Virginia
Malcolm Brice
Wheeling Sister
Rocco J. Garman
Charleston High School
Larry Boggs
Fairmont West Virginian
Harry A. Stanabury
Parkera
Zontini
Stydahar
Tucker
Stewart
Hnemen
Wosichovski
Acton
Mehelasa
Temns
1930 All West Virginia High School Grid Eleven
West Virginia football marks a standout 1930 season with Matewan Huntington Charleston and Hinton leading the top group in small enrollments. The rise of regional conferences like the Ohio Valley Association and Big Four shapes strong rivalries and strengthens the sport statewide.
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Mannington
Huntington
Charleston
Hinton
Weirton
Wheeling
Weston
Morgantown
Shinnslion
Beckley
Blugfield
Victory
Benwood
East Bank
Fairmont
Parkersburg
Moundsville
Oats Hill
Keyser
Washington-Irving
Seth
Poca Matewan
White Sulphur Springs
Northfork
Gary
Colcord
Grants
Iilé
Parsons
Pennsboro
West Union
Williamstown
Alderson
Grif
Aitheville
Mt. Hope
Teama
Matenington
Monontonela
Valley
Kanay*ha
Ohio Valley
Othe
Sixjemin
Tema
Sohedwon
West Virginia
Monongahela Valley
St. Marys
Huntington Wheeling
Convicts Freed in Alabama Holiday Parole Push
More than 390 inmates were released on 15 day paroles from Alabama state prisons to head home for Christmas. The move rewards conduct, with several serving up to 25 years, while prompting questions about the cost and integrity of intercollegiate athletics in a separate New York report on alumni endowments and gate receipts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
Gates
Alabama
New York
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
Help Unfortunate Kiddies Feed Babies in Grafton
Needy children in Grafton sleep hungry and cold. Christmas drive asks working people to give one dollar per month. Send or deliver coupon to Jes Steele at First National Bank or Captain W. I. Arnold of the Salvation Army East Main to supply about 26 dollars yearly for feeding children and aiding adults in hardship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton
Jes Steele
First National Bank
W. I. Arnold
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Butler
League of Nations
Columbia
West Virginia High School
Seeeieino
Fteam
Burdette
Waykhorski
Manning
Garrner
Suverman
Roush
Maret
Jones
Ardher
Morganton
Roberts
Cropp
Spaulding
Robertson
Curry
Logan
Gogus
Keeney
Polisky
New Martinsville
Hedrick
Centers
King
Ton
Marshell
Poca
Ketchum
Gward
Neduchal
Demarce
Tackle—Crawford
Huntington End
Peterson Weston Quarter
Carney
Charleston Hall
Woolridge
Bluefield Hall
Slate
Welirton
Mekos Wheeling Reto
Ants
Oak Hill
Shaffer
Shinnsyne
Durant
New
Martinsville
Sitenko
Backs
Devone
Shorts
Thomas
Pierce
Snider
Binefield
Dyer
Princeton
Booth
Wayne
Holsclaw
Charleson
Murray
Flaharty
Keatley
Matewan
Morillo
Ingale
Welch
Kailing
Pease
Allan
Roosevelt-Wilson
Biddle
Parkerspur
Barnum
Canterbury
Madison
Justice
White
Hulphur
Kincaid
Rowan
Johnson
Lebay
Woods
Male
Washington- Irving
Goldbert
Gessinger
Bartram
Stishesasko Day
East Banks
Kennedy
Turner
Nton
Mant Seth
Pora
Surpluse Springs
Charleston RD
Holmes
Immer Marchi
Parkers Burg
Africa
Atwater Kent
Haymonds
Chicago
L E. Weaver
Blueville
Wickwire Road
Eine Ejoy
B. Weaver
Ueline
Salvation Army
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