Huffman on All Southern West Virginia Team
Southern West Virginia coaches chose a biased all conference squad at Bluefield, omitting Beckley star Frank Huffman despite Beckley’s strong season. The team favored southern schools, with seven of ten positions filled by players from the southernmost area and Mount Hope, Montgomery, and Oak Hill left without representatives.
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Beckley Flying Eagles
Southern West Virginia
Bluefield
van Meter
Frank Huffman
Mount Hope
Montgomery
Gordon Grisinger
Beckley
Hancock
Welch
Odom
John Calloway
Princeton
Wheley
Northfork
Adams
Mt. Hope
Oak Hill
Hinton
Lipscomb
Brown
West Virginia
R. J. Gorman
War
Gary
Mt Hope
Mullens
Eagles
J. R. van Meter
C. G. Perego
West Virginia all star athletic plans announced
The article details the selection process for West Virginia's first annual all star charity football game to be played New Year's Day. Rocco J. Gorman chairs the committee with state board approval, while Farley Bell and Glenna coach the North and South teams.
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Charleston
Dee
West Virginia
Rocco J. Gorman
Parkersburg
Harry A. Stansbury
West Virginia University
Larry Boggs
Fairmont West Virginian
Malcolm Brice
Wheeling Register
Gorman
State Board of Athletic Appeals
Farley W. Bell
Victory High
Clarksburg
Hollinger Declares Extra Dividend and Regular Payout
Hollinger Consolidated Gold Mines announced an extra dividend of 4 cents and the regular monthly disbursement of 4 cents, payable December 30 to stock on record December 15. Washington University posted stronger offense but fell 33 to…
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Associated Press
New York
Hollinger Consolidated Gold Mines
Washington University
California
Collegiate Football Scores Report
Emory and Henry tied Richmond 0 0 while Tennessee and LSU posted 0 and 7 respectively. Howard and Tampa tied 6 6 plus SMU 6 and St Marys 18. Washington 7 lost to Southern California 13. Tuskegee beat Wiley 0 13 and Charleston 60 defeated Malden 0.
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Tennessee
Louisiana State
Howard
Tampa U
Southern Methodist
St. Mary's
Washington
Southern California
Shields Heads Tennis Group Tops Eastern Rankings
Frank Shields of New York leads the Eastern Lawn Tennis Association list for the second year, with Gregory Mangin and Sidney Wood Jr also high in the men’s ranks. Baroness Maud Levi tops the women’s list as the circuit names Juniors and Boys divisions reflecting 1934 standings.
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New York
Frank Shields
Eastern Lawn ‘Tennis Association
Eye
Shields
Jack Crawford
Chicago
Sidney LB. Wood Jr
Rye
Gregory S. Mangin
Wood
Maud Levi
Dorothy Burke
John B. Behr
William J. Simpson
Frank J. Rericha
Gerard B. Podesta
Alfred L. Jarvis
Joli W. Dietz
Harold Schein
Marvin Frendenheim
Stanley Pita
Lyman W. Grossman
Henry Hf. Daniels
Jack Totten
Peter M. Lauch
Charles P. Mallmann
Robert A. Low
Merwin Kantrowitz
Joseph Fishback
Joseph Greenberg
Warren C. Cagney
Roosevelt fund for free hospital in Logan West Virginia
Mrs. Franklin Roosevelt raised funds from wealthy New York friends to establish a free hospital and clinic for the unemployed at Logan West Virginia.
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Franklin Roosevelt
New York
Logan
W. Va
All-County League Football Team is Selected
Ineligible Collins High of Winding Gulf removed from title contention. Five of six coaches voted. Trap Hill dominates first team with three players, four other schools place two each. Championship decision awaits after Beckley meeting and eligibility review. Trap Hill likely to receive trophy.
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Collins High School
Winding Gulf
Ingram
Grimm
Trap Hill
Stoco
Shady
Colcord
Marsh Fork
Pillman
Gogus
Hale and Amato
Collins
Cole
County League
Trap Hill High School
Beckley
LE Holt Trap Hill
Cole Sloco
Amato Collins
Hale
Hedrick Collins
LE Keesee
McGown
Maloney
Shaffer Stoco
Neely
Shady RU
Toney
Simmons
Setliff
Bradiey
Wooten
Gianors
O'Shinski
Stoen
Horner
Pugh
Adkins
Will
Sanches
Garter
Evans
Godard
Scott
Pulaski
Rubins
Bullock
Trap Til
Grisinger Named to .1 A A Team by Bluefield Telegraph
The Bluefield Telegraph unveils the eleventh annual all state high school football grid from the SIA A A assignment vote. The mythical lineup lists Scott of Oak Hill Adams of Northfork Waugh Beaver Yorke Big Creek Brown Hinton Green Big Creek Ginsinger Beckley Wheley Princeton Blaha Gary McGhee Mullens Alexander Big Creek Odom Welch with one alternate.
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Pes
Kinfman Beckley
Adams N’fork
Waugh Bluefield
T Hinton
Lipscomb Brown Hinton
Green War
Hancock Welch
Meahee Muldens
Alexander War
Wheley Princeton
Odom Welch Ae
Bluefield
WL Va
Bluefield Telegraph
Scott
Oak Hill
Adams
Northfork
Waugh
Beaver
Yorke
Big Creek
Brown
Hinton
I Green
Ginsinger
Beckley
Wheley
Beckley Flying Eagles Schedule Five 1934 Games
Beckley Flying Eagles announce five 1934 football games with Oct 7 Dunbar and Oct 13 Charleston at home. Nov 10 Mullens at home, Nov 17 Mt. Hope at home, Nov 29 Hinton away. Oak Hill Red Devils possible. Welch and northern opponent negotiations ongoing.
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Beckley Flying Eagles
van Meter
Dunbar
Charleston
Mullens
Mt. Hope
Hinton
Oak Hill Red Devils
Welch
Layden Returns as Notre Dame Athletic Leader and Coach
Elmer Layden, one of the Four Horsemen, will be athletic director and head football coach at Notre Dame with a two year contract at 10000 dollars per year. He replaces Jess Harper and Heardy Anderson who resign immediately. John Boland will be assistant coach. Layden to assume duties February 1 after confirmation by Rev. Charles K. VoNVill. Notre Dame president praised Harper and Anderson while noting a disappointing 1933 season.
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Associated Press
South Bend
Ind
Elmer Layden
Four Horsemen
Notre Dame
Golden Dome
Jess Harper
Anderson
Knute Rockne
Layden
John Boland
Harper
Charles K. Y'vonnvil
Rochester
Iliin
Luyden
Tew
John I’. O'Hare
Indianapolis
Chicago
Father O'Donnell
Michigan State Builds Narrow Lead Over Michigan
Dr Walter E Meanwell begins the season with the same sophomore quintet from last year. The report lists numerous college teams and scores including Princeton Athens Hinton Mullen Beckley Oak Hill Mt Hope and Shady Springs with Beckley’s Flying Eagles leading an unnamed conference race.
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Wisconsin
Princeton
Athens
Hinton
Mullens
Beckley
Oak Hill
Mt. Hope
Shady Springs
Flying Eagles
Big Creek of War
Princeston
All West Virginia Conference elevates Davis Elkins stars
Davis Elkins earns five of eleven spots on J Pat Beacom’s All West Virginia Conference team with Scarlet Hurricane players leading the lineup. West Virginia Wesleyan places three. Marshall and Salem claim two each. Beacom notes some major schools are excluded as they aren’t conference members.
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Johnny” Johnson
Beckley College
Blue Hawks
Capital City Commercial College of Charleston
Capital City
Charleston
al Hermann
Colorado University
Leo Waters
Salem Satelite
Bill Border
Charleston High
Greenbrier
Moir
Fravel
Tully
Frawtkes
Ken Hagie
Logan
Davis Elkins
New River
Morris Harvey
Glenville
Woodrow Wilson
Paul Harless
Paul Stover
Tater
Blue Ridge Academy
Linda Sacred
Flying Eagles
Woody Thurman
Aubrey Miller
Earl Thoroton
Okie Mills
Woody Bower
Mullens
Andrew Sloboda
Mark Twain
Easy Ashworth
Taeger
Shroyer
Johnson
Armory
Ross Irle
Associated Press
Huntington
W. Va
Davis-Elkins
West Virginia
J. Pat Beacom
Senators
Beacom
Scarlet Hurricane
Bob Lats
West Virginia Wesleyan
Marshall
Salem
West Virginia University
Bluefield College
Virginia
Pete Young
Midwesterners Lead Miami Biltmore Golf After Two Rounds
Johnny Revolta of Menominee and Ralph Guldahl of St. Louis share the 143 after two rounds at the Miami Biltmore tournament in Coral Gables. Revolta shot 35-36 for a 71 in the second 18, following a 72 in the first. Guldahl, runner-up at Omaha amateur, opened with 71, then 72 for a 143.
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Associated Press
Biltmore Country Club
Coral Gables
Fla
Dees
Miami Biltmore
Johnny Revolta
Menominee
Mick
Flash
Ralph Guldaht
St. Louis
Revolta
Guldahl
Johnny Goodman
Omaha
Chicago
Yale faces push for overhaul as alumni seek new football coach
A Yale coach shakeup looms as influential alumni consider replacing Reggie Root. The drive mirrors changes at Notre Dame and Princeton, with former Yale star T. A. D. Jones eyed for a return and Barry Kipke discussed as a potential Michigan coach candidate.
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Yale
Reggie Root
Anderson
Rete Dame
Princeton
Elis
Yate
Columbia
T. A. D. Jones
Howard Jones
Southern California
Barry Kipke
Michigan
Special Low Prices on Virginia Farm Listings
A long advertisement lists numerous farms and 4 room houses for sale near Princeton and Beckley West Virginia. Prices range from 700 to 9000 dollars with varied terms including cash down and monthly payments. Details describe acres barns wells orchards roads schools and proximity to coalfields and towns. The notice ends with inquiries about further information and requests name and address.
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Beckley
Gulf Coalfields
Avenue
W. Va
Wickham
Ghent
Heckler
Oakill
Epnerly
Heart of Gulf Coalfields
Montcalm
Giotto
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