Stoco Indians edge Montgomery 23 22 in opener
Stoco Indians beat Montgomery Greyhounds 23 to 22 on their home floor in a tight season opener. Wickline sank a late free throw to clinch the win as the see saw contest featured several lead changes and a 16-16 stalemate after three periods.
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Carnegie Tech Wins First Game Upset Win Over Westminster
The Carnegie Tech basketball team, bolstered by six-footers Charley Fitzwilson and Hugh James, trailed Westminster by 10 late but surged to a 37 to 30 victory. The win came as an upset in Pittsburgh on December 13, with Carnegie taking the second half lead after a tight first half.
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Colliers Pick All Star Team by Associated Press
Colliers 1935 all America picks include two players each from Southern Methodist and Stanford with three Smiths among eight selections. Ends Gaynell Tinsley and Monk Microscrip, tackles Dick Smith and Truman Spain, guards John Weller and Inwood Smith, center Darrell Lester, quarterback Riley Smith, halfbacks Bobby Wilson and Jay Berwanger, fullback Bobby Grayson. Southern football acclaimed for fifth place and top flight pre-eminence.
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North-South Football Ballot Instructions
Ballot rules limit selections to three players per school and require seniors only in tallies Readers may vote once with a ballot appearing in 17 West Virginia daily papers Ballots postmarked after midnight December 14 will be discarded Mail to North-South Football Committee P O Box 1243 Charleston WV Include name and address
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Conference to vote on new resolutions with teeth
The Times reports a closed meeting where affidavits or certificates of eligibility were signed by an athlete and other strong resolutions were adopted. These will be submitted to the conference for adoption Saturday morning, considered virtually assured since presidents hold nominal voting power.
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Oak Hill Wins Easy Victory Over Fayetteville 60 to 13
Oak Hill outpaced Fayetteville 60 to 13 as Dillon led with 18 points and Ellison added 14. The Red Devils beat Pax the prior night. Cafego scored 13 for Oak Hill while Cantley and Radford added 13 and 3 respectively. Coach Parsons used 12 players as Oak Hill led 32 to 4 at halftime.
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Public Asked To Feed The Birds
Conservation officials urge sportsmen and farmers to feed and shelter birds this winter. Quail cost and value discussed, with guidance on grit and various grains. Also notes on high school football honors and ties affecting standings.
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Washington and Jefferson to Meet Bethany in 1936
The Intelligencer reports Washington and Jefferson colleges and Bethany college will resume football relations in 1936 after a lapse. The game, likely to be on September 26, will be the first of the year for both teams and played in Washington, Pennsylvania.
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West Virginia Sports Writers Plan New Year Meeting
Morgantown W Va Dec 18 The annual winter meeting of the West Virginia Sports Writers association will be held in Charleston New Year s Day in connection with the states North South High school football game. Bill Hart president said the writers will name West Virginia s outstanding amateur athlete for 1935 and officers will be elected with the date set for the spring meeting likely at White Sulphur Springs in late April.
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Drastic Change In Conference
Richmond Va Dec 13 The Times Dispatch reports presidents of Southern Conference member institutions adopted resolutions at their meeting that could draw national attention to athletes. Key points include banning coaching staff from offering incentives, requiring full publicity of any financial aid or employment for athletes, and making athletic directors and coaches personally responsible for compliance.
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