Stoco High School Awarded State Boxing Title By Commission
Stoco High School in Raleigh County was officially recognized by the State Athletic Commission as West Virginia boxing champions. The decision followed a formal claim and season review, with Stoco defeating Richwood, Mount Hope, Fayetteville, Gauley Bridge, Montcoal, and Colcord. Coach W R Stephens led the team with Willis Gunhoe as assistant.
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State Athletic Commission
Stoco High School
Lego
Stoco
West Virginia
W. R. Stephens
University of Michigan
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Willis Gunhoe
Concord College
Charles Burdiss
Raleigh County
James Meadows
Joe Tolliver
John W. Peters Jr
Morefield, Jr
Lenwood Iampton
Herbert Clark
Charles Shafer
Maryin Cadle
Joseph H. Peters
Levi Worley
William Atkinson
Oscar Smith
Otus Harvey
Glen Bedwell
Dallas T. England, Jr
Harlan Groach
Pete Belli
Wor Jey
Harvey
James Hurt
Atkinson
Bedwell
Steeo
Richwood
Mount Hope
Gauley Bridge
Fayetteville
Monteval
Colcord
Stoco Mattmen
W. RB. Stephens
Stonecoat
Wylie
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Parkersburg
W. Va
Stovo
Payetteville
Montcoal
College Baseball Scores From Various Games
Ohio State defeated Indiana 8 to 2 and Maryland beat Virginia 17 to 6. Gettysburg College topped Navy 6 to 3. Notre Dame won 2 by 1 over Illinois Oberlin 42 Marietta 1. Wooster 10 beat Canital 7. Iowa 4 over Northwestern 3. Minnesota 7 defeated Luther 4. Chicago edged 1d4-1 1 to 1. Purdue 8 edged Harvard 6 and Princeton 4. Yale 7 defeated Penn 6. Army 8 beat Wesleyan 2.
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Trout Streams and Quail Decline Report in 1935 West Virginia
A guide lists recommended trout streams across Nicholas, Webster, Pocahontas counties with notes on access, camp sites, and permits, while warning streams are affected by drought and detailing stocking efforts. It also reports quail releases and warns of rising forest fires, urging reporting of blazes to prevent spread.
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South Fork
Cherry
Big Rocky
Becks Run
Cold Knob Fork
North Fork
Cherry Ias
Big Laurel Creek
Richwood
Webster County
Elks River
Point Mountain
Gauley River
Bergoo
Cranberry River
Cranberry
Calhorn
Pocahontas County
Greenbrier
Durbin
Boyer
Gove
Elk River
Sluy Fork
Greensbrier
Forks of Cranberry
Forestry Service
William River
O. B. Harris
Pinecrest Sanitarium
Glen Daniel
Coy White
Shay
Simulta
Ig Pagsi
Raleinh
Game Protector
O. Harris
Beckley
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East Palestine Wins Wheeling Track Carnival
East Palestine Ohio led by Switzer, Goff scoring top points, won the tristate scholastic track carnival at Wheeling. Wheeling High School hosts the meet with East Palestine taking the title and Paes finishing second in a field of 24 teams.
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White Sox pound Browns in Big Road Win
The Chicago White Sox routed the St. Louis Browns 16 to 4 to claim their fifth straight victory before 10,000 fans. Al Simmons hit his third homer and Vernon Washington added his second as Chicago produced multiple hits and runs across five innings.
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Beckley Miners Defeat Tams Majors In Exhibition Game
Beckley Miners beat the Tams Majors 7 to 2 at R. M. 1. park in an early season exhibition. Starter Tommy Roberts worked three innings for Beckley with a fast fastball, while Stricklin of the Majors issued five walks leading to miscues and the Miners’ fourth inning surge.
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Tams
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Miners
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Joe Karbonit
George Allen
Robert W Hutchinson
Young Stricklin
Oswald Ashby
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Jin” Collins
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Leigen
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Babe Ruth
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Herman
Hallahan
Pittsburgh
Dutch Brandt
Nosteck
Brooklyn Dodgers
Ilcyry
Charleston
Terman
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Giants Take First In NL With Close Win Over Phillies
The Giants beat the Phillies 5 since New York edged Philadelphia and moved into first place in the National League. The game featured strong pitching and timely hits as Brooklyn also fell to Boston.
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Rolfe
Joe Moore
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SNUIN National League Yesterday's Scores
Results show Pittsburgh 8 St Louis 5 and New York 5 Philadelphia 4 with Cincinnati 2 Chicago 1 and Boston 4 Brooklyn 2. Upcoming games include Pittsburgh at St Louis and Chicago at Cincinnati among others. Washington 8 Boston 3 and New York 9 Philadelphia 8 appear in later results with Detroit 2 Chicago 16 St Louis 4.
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Babe Didrikson Wins Texas Golf Championship Final
Babe Didrikson, famed female athlete, won the 19th annual Texas golf association championship in Houston, defeating Mrs. Dan Chandler of Dallas 2 up in the 80 hole final match.
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Columbia and Michigan State Sweep at 41st Pennsylvania Relay Carnival
At Franklin Field 30 000 spectators witnessed Columbia surge to two sprint titles as Sam Maniach and Ben Johnson led a sprint relay double. Michigan State followed with strong distance performances while LSU faded in the showcase events, concluding the carnival with decisive wins and a day of fast times.
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Philadelphia
Columbia University
Michigan State
Louisiana State
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Columbia
Cornell
Sam Maniach
Ben Johnson
Marbles Runner-Up To Attend Camp Glen Daniel
The Raleigh Register announces the runner-up in its second annual Marbles Tournament will receive more than honor. Ross Irle, director, says the runner-up will join Camp Glen Daniel for a week this summer, sharing sports and pleasures similar to the champion at Ocean City.
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Ross Irle
Beckley
Irle
Register
Glen Daniel
Ocean City
Spartans win four mile medley trophy relay
A quartet of milers led by Tom Ottey and Wesley Hurd powered the Spartans to a runaway victory in the for mile medley trophy, their first major relay win here after only one prior triumph.
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Negro Sprinter Rises To Fame At Drake Relays
Des Moines April 27 Jessie Owens of Ohio State, known as a flying kangaroo, rose to fame at the Drake relays winning the 100 yard dash in record time and tying the Drake record of 10.5 seconds. He earlier set a new American broad jump record at 26 feet 6 1 2 inches and led 18,000 spectators in a two day carnival with entrants from 19 states and 3,000 athletes.
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Des Moines
Jessie Owens
Ohio State
Eddie Tolan
Ralph Metcalfe
Howard Drew
Owens
Cleveland Jad
Milton Hall
Fresno State College
Fresno
California
Roland Locke
Nebraska
Metcalfe
Marquette
Drake
Navy Rowers Triumph Over Cornell In River Race
Annapolis Maryland April 27 Navy's crew defeated a heavier Cornell varsity eight by nearly two lengths on the Severn river despite a 15 mile wind and choppy waves. Navy clocked 10 05 7 to Cornell 10 12 7 marking a strong day following a prior win over Columbia and signaling Navy’s top status in Eastern Intercollegiate competition.
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Annapolis
Navy
Cornell Varsity
Severn River
Lake Cayujsa
Hhicans
Columbia University
Aast
Poughkeepsie
Plebes
Jayvees
Severn
Changes in Beckley Softball League Mix
Beckley Softball League adds Kesters Dry Cleaners to join May 6 opening schedule. Printers cooperate with Raleigh Bottling Works to accommodate the new entrant, with Raleigh Bottling Works also confirmed in the morning announcement.
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Kester
Charleston High dominates annual relays with state marks
Charleston High School captured the Charleston Gazette sponsored relays scoring 181 points. Howard Richmond of East Bank won the 100 yard dash in 10.0 seconds, Merlyn Condit tied the state discus mark at 174 feet, Basham of Seth broke the javelin record, and Parkersburg’s Big Reds finished second with 46 points among eighteen schools competing.
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Charleston
Chareston High School
Charleston Gazette
Howard Richmond
East Bank
Gordon Fraser
Basham
Seth
Fone
John Zontini
Merlyn Condit
Charleston High
Woodford
West Virginia University
Parkersburg
Big Reds
Oak Hill
Baseball Roundup of Yesterday's Home Run Leaders
Yesterday's top homers included Trosky of the Indians Collins of the Cardinals and Campbell of the Indians. Other standouts were Voxx and Simmons of the White Sox, Chapman of the Yankees, Bartell of the Giants and J Moore of the Phillies. League totals span National and American leagues with leaders named for each club.
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Trosky
Indians
Collins
Cardinals
Campbell
Tvoxx
Athletics
Oe Simmons
White Sox
Coraee
Washington
Seseeb Chapman
Yankees
Oe Bartell
Giants
J. Moore
Phillies
Ryan
Voillies
Pcamilli
Eeerenee J. Moore
Bonura
Frey
Dodgers
Fencing Matcis In Charleston With Wittenberg Club
The Wittenburg fencers will meet the Charleston fencing club in Charleston on a Saturday night match. The league table shows Chattanooga Memphis Atlanta Birmingham Knoxville New Orleans Nashville Little Rock as participant teams. All ten member teams are practicing as warm weather boosts interest and competition is expected to rise.
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W. Va
Wittenburg
On College
Charleston Fencing Club
Chattanooga
Memphis
Atlanta
Birmingham
Knoxville
New Orleans
Nashville
Little Rock
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