Sutton showns class as Philippi falls in 32 16 rout
In Philippi on March 5 Sutton dominated the day, defeating Philippi 32 to 16. C Marple led Sutton with 11 baskets while Sammons and Stalnaker anchored defense, and O Marple added steady scoring throughout the halves. Elkins also claimed a decisive win over Newburg 29 to 11 with strong teamwork and sharp shooting from multiple players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippi
Sutton
C. Marple
Sammons
Quarte
Marple
Stalnaker
Philipp
Sutton Boys
Waddell
E. Evans
Philipps
Hyre
Cnvesesseen
Gall
Eevee
Waddell F
Evans Starmakeet
Ceeeeeeenpeeeer
Evans
Dyer
Hyer
Tenkin
Ware
Malone
Duffield
F. Marple
FP. Marple
Newburg-Elkins
Eikins
Newburg
Richwood Is Wenner Over Small Squad
In Philippi on March 6 special. Gassaway beats Rowlesburg 35 to 11 as Hayhurst scores 10 baskets to lead the Gassaway attack. Gassaway and Rowlesburg advance to tri finals with Gassaway showing tournament experience. Cowen defeats Tunnelton 21 to 11, Bonafield brothers and Pentony stand out in the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richwood
Wenner
Philippi
Crafton Shoul
Gassaway
Rowlesburg
Hayhurst
Marple
Sutton
Grafton
Telligibte
Shaifer
Ceneee Fora
Wheeler
Cowen
Alton
Tunnelton
Bonifield Brothers
Penton
Gray
Bonafield Morton H
Bonafeld
Wilbur Hartman
Whittaker Wiles
Pentony
J. Bonafield
Morton
Wilbur
H. Bonafield
Richwood Triumphs Over Sand Fork in Close Tourney Clash
Richwood edged Sand Fork 21 to 14 in a tight afternoon game marked by Sand Fork’s dramatic passing and long shots. Jones of Sand Fork hit the tournament’s longest shot, while Richwood’s disciplined, patient passing and steady shooting fueled the victory and advance to the semifinals against Cowen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richwood
Sand Fork
Jones
Sand Park
Cowen
Dotson
Moore Sparks
Lynch i
Spicer
Rhodes
Greynolds
Regional high school tourney scores across multiple towns
In Clarksburg Bridgeport and neighboring towns, teams like Weston Lost Creek Cairo Fennsboro Jane Lew Victory Wallace Harrisville Smithfield West Union West Milford Salem Bristol Parmington Mannington Hundred Fairview Morgantown Masontown Rivesville Kingwood Barracksville Littleton West Monongah East Side Wadestown Shinnston and Wheeling area schools posted varied results with several close scores. Notable games include West Side 25 Morgantown 9 and Keyser 31 Beuceton Mills Layard 16 Greenback 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksburg
Bridgeport
Jacksonburg
Weston
Lost Creek
Cairo
Fennsboro
Jane Lew
Victory
Wallace
Harrisville
Smithfield
West Union
West Milford
Salem
Bristol
Valamo Parmington
Mannington
Hundred
Fairview
West Side
Morgantown
Masontown
Rivesville
Kingwood
Barracksville
Littleton
West Monongah
East Side
Wadestown
Shinnston
Grafton Tops Gassaway For Second Semi Final
Grafton beat Gassaway 18 to 12 in a tight semi final, Hickman and Gullson leading scoring while Dean and Manley excelled on offense and defense. Richwood then defeated Cowan 18 to 12 as Stewart and Dotson contributed key scores in a close morning game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippi
Grafton
Gassaway
Hickman
Dean
Larue
Folio
Manley
Car
Gill
Paugh
Ory
Richwood
Nest
Hickman Coos Duckworth
Gull Son
Haybur
Dean Mollohan
Punk Northcroft
Tuards
Hall
Mollohan
Duckworth
Gull
Hayhurst
Punk
Pauls
Gratton
Funk
Baird
Roberts
Michie
Richwood-Cowan
Cowan
Morton
Stewart
Dotson
Sparks Morton Wilber
Rhodes
Fidter Rodgere Eatson
Mears
Sparks
Road
Gray
Spark
Wilber
Fidler
Sutton Buckhannon game shocks Lyons tournament lead
Sutton led by O Marple scored 36 points to Buckhannon 25 as Marple again top scorer and Hall Duffield joined with Sammons Mills and Keim. Substitutions noted with Q Marple scoring 10 and F Marple 6 while Buckhannon committed fouls. Referee Baird. First half ties throughout.
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Marshall Wallace
Frombart
Michiel
Baylor
Talbott
Donahue
Dellosa
Burke
Downs
Wallace
Tulott
Glenn
Riley
Marshall
Donohue
Tiley
Warnick
Fromhart
Michie
Newburg
Roberts
Bucks-Webster Springs
Buckhannon
Webster Springs
Bowmanites
Keimat
Tamelek
Myra
Hall
Mhedsoe
Webster
Springs
Hina
Phane
Hamrick
Bet
Keim
Mills
Tonys
McCourt
Bucks
Thedseett
Hines
Bennett
Hyre
Buckhann
Hines Watson
Hamrick Mills
Hyre McC
Kautz
Bledsoe
Watson
Buckhannon Hines
Baird
Sutton-Buckhannon
Sutton
O. Marple
Marple
Hall Duffield
Kein
Sammons
F. Marple
Kautz Hyre
Stalnaker
Hanl
White
Ashworth
Q. Marple
Duffield
Three Vessels Out At Sea Suffer From Gale
Mobile March 6 three ships faced danger in the Gulf of Mexico. The Yuma with twenty crew and five passengers sent SOS claiming a water filled hold and hoped to reach shore under her own power. The tank steamer Vaba ran aground in Mobile Bay and the Modica drifted helplessly. Misa Alice Preiss, a University student, is spending the weekend with her parents on McGraw avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
Gulf of Mexico
Yuma
Vaba
Baylent
Mobile Bay
Modica
Misa Alice Preiss
University
McGraw Avenue
Briand's Cabinet Falls in France Over Finance Bill
Paris reports Briand's ministry resigns after a confidence vote defeated the sales tax provision of France's financial bill. President Doumergue accepts the resignation as Briand plans Geneva talks, while the chamber debates tobacco price rises and a one half percent sales tax amid protests by shopkeepers and unions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber
Louis Loucheur
M. Loucheur
Doumer
Senate
M. Briand
France
M. Donmer
Paris
Aristie Briand
Chamber of Deputies
Doumergue
Briand
Geneva
Council
League of Nations
Paria
M. Dedouce Moumier
Swiger Sentenced to Five Years in State Prison
Harry E. Swiger former auditor of the Clarksburg Ice and Storage Company pleaded guilty to forgery and was sentenced to five years in the state penitentiary before Judge Southern. He forged a $300 check dated November 30 1925 signing as a company officer. He was held on a prior embezzlement indictment but received the forgery sentence. Swiger 28 years old previously worked for Olt Well Supply and Modern Window Glass in Salem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksburg
Harry E. Swiger
Union National Bank
Clarksburg Ice and Storage Company
Olt Well Supply Company
Modern Window Glass Company
Salem
Weekly case ends as jury frees miner in 1925 arson
John Billy of Wel del and United Workers union member was found guilty of burning the Branch Coal Company top in early 1925. The circuit court jury deliberated about 1 hour and 20 minutes before verdict. Weekly was held on bond since spring and implicated in efforts to stop non-union mining in the Wendel area during February and March. Judge adjourned court until Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iran Bun' Weekly
Weldel
United Workers Union
Branch
Union Brothers and Friends
W. P. Samples
Hagerty
Wasion
Was
Wendel
Weekly
John Billy
Wnion
State Penitentiary
Moundsville
Taylor County
Tidewater Associated Oil Company Chartered in Delaware
In Dover on March 6 a charter was filed with the state department for the Tidewater Associated Oil Company. The new firm forms from Tidewater and Associated Oil and is authorized to produce acquire transport buy sell and trade petroleum minerals and related substances and metals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dover
Del
State Department
Tidewater Associated Oil Company
Tidewater and Associated Oil Companies
Hold Down on Spending Amid Treasury Deficit Fears
Washington March 6 President Coolidge called on Secretary Mellon Budget Director Lord and Representative Tilson to curb expenditures amid fears of a looming U S treasury deficit due to tax cuts. The House Republican leader outlined a plan to prune hundreds of bills and pension proposals. The $165 million pooling program would be trimmed to $24 million annually with river and harbor outlays kept near $59 million and highway appropriations of $75 million reduced if possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury
Coolidge
Mellon
Lord
Representative Tilson
Budget Bureau
Tilson
House
U Pension
Porrol
Dividend Paid Depositors of Carnegie Bank
The Carnegie bank receivers report a third dividend of ten percent to depositors totaling about 60 percent of insured deposits. The payout follows the bank’s closure and is expected to aid creditors while the Spanish advance against Rifian forces in Morocco proceeds.
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Carnegie
Madrid
Beni Hosmar
Morocco
Pemro de Reglere
Pittsburgh
Foreign Legion
Tirst National Bank of Carnegie
R. F
I Marburger
Harry Chadduck
University
Grafton
Jalives
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Elkins
Feld
Grafton High School
Hale Watking
Lucille Montferty
Warriors
Newbury
el King
Hikins
Wimner
del Loso
Desslosa
Newburn
Newbure Ig
Ewburg
Mikins
Aikins
Warrick Glenn
W. Lang
Philappi
Hines A Ware
Hamrick Gall
Cogan
A. Dyer
C. Evans
Phares
M. Dyer
B. Evans
Cogar
Pouls
Philips
Medsoe
Water Springs
Bill Doll
Funk . Northcroft
Hayhurstyhurst
Walker
Henderson
Mal
Hayhurstorth
Northerost
Hooton
Duelewort
Gaskaway
Anderson
Shafter
Bord
Lin
Klaird
Mitchie
Hartiman
Wiles
Tun
Jnelion
Guar
Harvey
Moore
Lynch
Wheeling
Cameron
New Cumberland
Warwood
Weirton
Follawsbee
Triadelphia
Williamstown
Keyser
Petersburg
Fiedmont
Davis
Thomas
Berkeley Springs
Eyser
Beuceton Mills
Layard
Greenback
Thearple Shining
Buckhannon High
Bild
Doll
Budletin
Referes
Chenoweth
Steverts
Michle
Uekins-Chilipel
Will! Philippi
Fiking
Donahue - Malone Clemn
Gail
Marshall - Center
Joe O. Evatne
BE. Evans
O. Byaie
Weir
E. Dyer
B. Bryans
Risley
Michie J
Philippied
Harry Swiger
New Corporation
Tidewater-Associated
Cal
President
Lord and Tilson
U. S. Treasury
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