Army Wast Throng At Franklin Field In 28 6 Victory
Army Gredarts led a long range scoring barrage in the opening 15 minutes as West Point built a 28 6 win over Navy before 81 000 at Franklin Field. Ed Grove Meyer and Clint True sparked the Cadets with 18 points, while Navy rallied in the second half but could not overcome Army’s early lead. Schmidt led Navy’s late surge but Army held on amid savage tackling and penalties.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Army
Navy
Grove
Whitey
Charles
Monk
Meyer
Clint
Tarzan
True
Annapolis
Eas
Bill Grohs
Mey
Jack Schmidt
Schmidt
G Duck
Jack Eriksen
Gordon Kimbret
Ericksen
West Point
Shuler
LE Fike Eriksen
Ferrar
Smith
Zabriskie
Clifford G
Robertshaw
Necrason
Morrel Wolt
Miller Stromberg
Soucek
Grohs
Pratt Meyer
Casa
King
Trus
Schimidt
Beckley Fans Name Woodrow Wilson All Star Team
Beckley fans, via a Rarely Register poll, select a Woodrow Wilson era All Star squad honoring Roy Terry era stars. Captain Frank Huffman leads a lineup featuring Lawrence George, John Calloway, Tom Covey, Paul Malone, Fred Hart, Nelson Bragg, Robert Lively, Sammy Tucker, George Guy, Clarence Underwood, Robert Turner, Ned Quinn, Mike Quinn, Del Craft, Linda Sarrett, and Cam Roberts among others.
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Woodrow Wilson High School
Beckley
Beckley and
Vicinity
Roany
Roy Terry
Justice
Old Beckley High School
Jerome R. van Meter
Hinton
Big Frank Huffman
Beckley High School
Huffman
Marshall College
Huntington
Lawrence
Pete” George
John Calloway
Concord Colllege
Tom Covey
State University
Paul Malone
Fred Hurt
Delmar Craft
Linda Sarrett
Robert Turner
Furman
Fred Hart
Big Nelson Bragg
Big Green
Clarence “Red Underwood
Marshall
Quinn Brothers
Ned
Mike
George Guy
Alderson
Dunbar
Bob Lively
Sammy Tucker
Cam Roberts
Clyde Knighton
Frank Huffman
Nelson Braggie
Robert Lively
Clarence Underwood
Lawrence George
Tom Covey Ng
Harry Lemon
Willard Webb
Les' Me Lilly
Early Wiley
Max Butcher
Bill Shanklin
Lester Willis
Ben Lewis
Ned Quinn
Mike Quinn
Herbert Bragg
Robert Bizes
Orval Thompson
Coleman Cook
Cameron Roberts
Gordon Grissinger
Independents To Organize Raleigh County Basketball League
Eight of ten teams from last season ready for opening, with three more applying. Coca Cola banner team to be supported by Raleigh Bottling Works after Glen Hedrick franchise transfer. New applications from Camp Raleigh Shady Spring Glen White Pineville. Managers to reconvene December 4 to finalize personnel, rules, schedule. games likely around December 15 with Christmas week open dates.
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Raleigh County Independent Basketball League
Service Company
Helen
Winding Gulf
Lillybrook
Mullens
Mount View
Montroal
Glen Hedrick
Coca Cola
Raleigh
Camp Raleigh
Shady Spring
Glen White
Pineville
Eighth Grade To Open Up Season At Central School
The eighth grade team at Central School opens season Tuesday afternoon with Glen White on the practice floor. Monday night December 9 marks the official season start as the varsity faces the previous year team. Coach Ross Irle led both squads through practice. Eighth grade roster includes Thurman Thurman Thompson Moorefield Berman Haroney Fragile Hall Harvey Tieche. About twelve games are planned for the eighth graders and roughly twenty for the varsity, excluding tournaments.
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Central School
Glen White
Ross Irle
E. Thurman
D. Thurman
Thompson
Moorefield
Berman
Haroney
Fragile
Hall
Harvey
Tieche
Stoco Captain Elected President of S Club
Stoco High School fullback and captain William P. Hughes was elected president of the S club for the current year at a Lego school meeting. Senior Hughes has spent four years with the Indian football club, with Annette Hardaway named vice president and Cecil McKinney and Macie Shrewsberry chosen as secretary and treasurer respectively, while Joe Peters was named sergeant at arms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William P. Hughes
Stoco
Lego
Hughes
Annette Hardaway
Broadcaster
Cecil McKinney
Macie Shrewsberry
Nanking Prepares for Air Raids with Artillery Defenses
Air raid defense in Nanking described with anti-aircraft fire anticipated. Citadel walls and surrounding hills conceal guns, with burial groves and trees offering camouflage for battery positions and concealed firing locations around the ancient city.
Collins High Wins League and Names All Opponent Team
Collins High School clinched first place in the Raleigh County league and announced its All Opponent selections. The Indians of Stoco High led with multiple players. Trap Hill Shady Montcoal and Colcord followed with several picks as Winding Gulf coach Lester Ingram coordinated the all star lineup featuring players from Stoco Lego Saunders Cole Groach Peters Trap Hill Shady Montcoal Colcord.
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Pirates
Collins High
Naving
Mark Twain
Winding Gulf
Lester Ingram
Collins
Indians
Stoco High School
Lego
Saunders
Cole
Groach
Peters
Trap Hill
Shady
Montcoal
Colcord
Covey LE Trap Hil
Stoco Ellott
Shady Atkins
Gena
Cole RT
Stoco Groah
Stoco Tudor
Monteoal Peters
Stoco Fourney
Shady - Tate
Edwards Carter Wedding at Mount Hope An Eventful Ceremony
Miss Nan Edwards daughter of Mr and Mrs J S Edwards Red Sulphur became the bride of Mr Charles Anderson Carter son of Mr and Mrs R H Carter of Mount Hope in a late Thursday ceremony at the Baptist Parsonage Scarbro Reverend Charles Ball officiated in the presence of relatives and close friends Both couples are Mount Hope High and Bowling Green Business University graduates Carter leads the commercial department at Oak Hill High School and they plan to reside there The piece also notes class banquet activities and various local social visits and courtesy events in Mount Hope and nearby towns.
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Carter
Mount Hope High School
Bowling Green Business University
Bowling Green
Kentucky
Oak Hill High School
Oak Hill
Gray Memorial
Methodist Episcopal Church South
Russell— Patterson
Robert Sessler
Okey
J. Patterson
C. B. Bolton
Clayton E. Jones
Vida Morton
Dorothy Tissue
Mabel Hobgood
Mary Ballow
Iva Hogg
Jean and
Charlotte Robertson
Waupella Darling
W. F. Muir
Charles Bergendale
Louise Gray
N. L. Kemp
White Oak Coal Company
Robert Anderson
Mary Moon
Frances
Jackson
Chis
R. H. Carter
Thanksgiving Guests and Local Visits Feature Mount Hope Notes
Weekend guests and Thanksgiving visitors fill Mount Hope and surrounding areas with family gatherings. Names include Mrs L C Simpson Mabscott Mr Simpson and families from Scarbro Zanesville Huntington and Princeton. Paving on PWA projects halted due to severe weather and material shortages.
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Patsy
Teddy
Billy Jim
L. C. Simpson
Mr. Simpson
Mabscott
W. W. Lewis
Smith
Scarbro
Virginia Tissue
State Teachers College
Armoyike
Virginia
W. E. Tissue
Farmville
T. L. Feazell
Logan
J. M. Clark, Jr
Bobby
Dickie
J. M. Clark, Sr
Charleston
Roy Ouchins
Kemp
Main Street
W. R. Stamler
Willam Raymond, Jr
Kentucky
C. E. Clapper
Zanesville
Ohio
Philathea
Mount Hope' Baptist Temple
I. C. Shumate
W. H. Lindamood
Agnes Calvin
Shepherdstown
Virginia Lawton
Sullins College
Bristol
Richmond
Mount Hope
H. D. Gast
T. A. Jones
Alice Pownall
University of Richmond
C. B. Pownall
Harvey
Bob Lampton
Bluefield
Clarence Figgatt
Ruth
James Figgatt
Lena Hummel
Isaac Fry
Princeton
Virgil Fownall
Carolyn
Betty
Columbus
John ¥. [Morgan
Morgan
June Perry
J. W. Perry
Harvey Stark
Donald
James
Montgomery
G. G. Hodges
Frank R. Garrett
PWA
Pear P T A Meeting In Bragg School With Program
The Bragg school P T A met on Tuesday evening November 26 with Mrs J A Meadows presiding. Parents and teachers presented songs dialogues and recitations. Music by Miss Marie Bragg and Beecher Bragg drew praise. Mr G H Garten gave a talk. Next meeting set for Friday December 20.
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Bragg School
J. A. Meadows
Marie Bragg
Beecher Bragg
G. H. Garten
Candidates For Basketball Out At Woodrow Wilson High
Coach J R Van Meter announced basketball candidate call for the 1935 36 season at Woodrow Wilson High School will be made late this week after equipment arrives. The announced schedule lists January games at Northfork Oak Hill Mt Hope Hinton Mullens Gary Mark Twain Bluefield Huntington Parkersburg Charleston Mullens Mt Hope Bluefield Mark Twain Oak Hill with dates through February 29.
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J. R. van Meter
Woodrow Wilson High School
Northfork
Oak Hill
Mt. Hope
Hinton
Mullens
Gary
Mark Twain
Bluefield
Huntington
Parkersburg
Charleston
Yale loses to Princeton in 38 to 7 rout at New Haven
Princeton overwhelms Yale 38 to 7 as the Tigers win their second unbeaten season in three years. Ken Sandbach kicks five extra points, Pepper Constable scores twice, Jack White adds a TD, and Larry Kelley nets a late 30-yard pass for Yale. Crowd near 60,000. goalposts briefly toppled after final TD.
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Associated Press
New Haven
Tigers
Princeton
Larry Kelley
Yale
Kelley
Jerry Roscoe
Ken Sandbach
Jack White
Tiger
White
Pepper Constable
Sanbach
Sandbach
Blues
Dartmouth
Pirate chief surrenders flag after bluffing standoff
The pirate leader, aboard a scow, proclaims fear of capture and pleads for mercy, ordering no shots to be fired while promising to retreat. He lowers the skull and crossbones flag as the tension ends.
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Puff
Shady Spring Social Notices and Weekend Guests
Shady Springs West Virginia hosts dinner guests of the Griffith and Moorefield families including Mr and Mrs Pete Moorefield and Mr and Mrs Lawrence Lilly with children visiting Overton Lilly. Wanda Griffith of Cool Ridge visits Miss Theris Bryant. A Shady Spring Union church pie social is set for Tuesday December 3 at 7 30 p.m. Proceeds support church Christmas finances and painting.
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John Griffith
Hawker Griffith
Charles Griffith
Pete Moorefield
Lawrence Lilly
David
Wilma
Overton Lilly
California
Frank Willis
Lewis Green
Beckley
Wanda Griffith
Cool Ridge
Theris Bryant
Shady Spring Union Church
Hass
Keturah Akers
Odd
Avenell Bryant
Paul Hunt
Bill Hensley
Crab Orchard
Paul Richmond
Pluto
Spessard Leads Mount Hope Mustangs to Notable Season
Special to The Register reports Mt Hope star James Spessard, 185 pounds and six feet, powered the Mustang offense this year. He scored most touchdowns, earned many first downs, returned a kickoff for 60 yards, and impressed with blocking and defense.
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Mt. Hope
James Spessard
Mustang
Spessard
Mustangs
Red Devils
Oat “Sill
Catego
Ellison
River
Tennant
Oak Hill
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Walter Raprold
Bob Moore
Clinton Warden
Herbert Stansbury Jr
George Grissinger
Cecil Lacy
Robert French
Virgil Thompson
Fred Salem
Bernard Walker
Mike Lynch
Elliott Mellon
James Pinkney
Gilbert Thompson
Orice Lilly
Prary Johnson
Henry Varana
Darrell Rariden
Dixon Pinkney
James Trump
Harry Roverts
Bucks
Chester Lynch
Andrew Bailey
Wheeler Davis
Blackheath
Kent
England
Ellen Palmer
George IV
W. Va
West Virginia University
Carl P. Schott
Morgantown
Waynesburg
S Club
Nanking
Stoce
Mr. Hope
Rudolph
Nora Rudolph
Mountainair Hotel
Haven ‘Shumate
Welch
I. O. Shumate
Jackie
Flora Hastings
Pear, W. Va
Yale Vicim
Joan
Frank
Brian Aherne Morgan Macmahon
Mickey Mouse and News
Shady Springs, W. Va
Mount Hope Aid
Ane
Work Imperial
Carolina Fruit Market
Posey Rhodes
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