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Newspaper

Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1933

Page

10

Bellmont Becktown Eagles Banquet Honors Flying Eagle Squad

The Kiwanis Lions and Rotary clubs host the annual grid banquet at Black Knight Country Club to honor Beckley’s Flying Eagle football squad. Principal speaker Henry Redd of Virginia Tech will address 35 players and guests including school officials, law enforcement, and coaches. Glenn Sallack’s orchestra provides music and Halleck McGinnis Scott returns as toastmaster.

Flying Eagle Kiwanis Lions Rotary Black Knight Country Club Beckley Ross Irle Central Junior High School Bill Gresko Raleigh County Board of Education Beckley College Kenneth Hunt John Skull Glenn Sallack Halleck McGinnis Scott

Duquesne Names Strutt and Rado Co captains for 1934

Art Strutt and George Rado were named co captains of Duquesne's football team for 1934 at the alumni banquet. The university still had not chosen a head coach to replace Elmer Layden who leaves for Notre Dame February 1. Rumors in alumni circles named Joe Bach as favored successor amid salary disagreements.

Associated Press Pittsburgh Art Strutt George Rado Duquesne Layden J. J. Callahan Notre Dame Hank Anderson Joe Bach

Virginia Beach Considering Horse Racing Track Plan

Virginia Beach residents show strong interest in legalized horse racing and a group plans a track at the seaside resort. Mayor Charles E Barco aides the push and plans to serve his last term as mayor next season. Citizens also focus on liquor distribution laws and hoped legal liquor could be sold cheaply enough to curb illegal sales.

Associated Press Norfolk Virginia Beach Charles E. Barco

Beckley College Opens First Athletic Contest Tonight

Beckley College faces Capital City Commercial College in the Blue Hawks first game on the Armory floor at 8 15 pm. Charleston Mountain Lions alumni form CCCCs high scoring trio of Border Hager and Tully as Beckley named starters include Sarrett Stover and Bow ers with coach Shroyer and Johnson guiding the squad.

Capital City Commercial College Beckley Blue Hawks Beckley College Armory CCCC Charleston Mountain Lions al Herman Border Hager Tully Blue Hawk Shroyer Johnson Fettle Beckley Flying Eagles Pauls Malone Harless Linda Sarrett Andrew Sloboda Mark Twain Sarrett Paul Stover Woodrow Bowers Mullens Rebels Earle Thornton Woody Thurman Aubrey Mills Sloboda

Guy Sturdy Named Manager for Johnstown Ball Team

Guy Sturdy designated playing manager of Johnstown in the Mid Atlantic league replacing Karl Weber. Don Robertshaw also signed while Harvey Thompson returns from Baltimore and joins the roster.

Associated Press Johnstown Guy Sturdy Little Rock Southern Association Mid-Atlantic Sturdy Karl Weber Don Robertshaw Beckley Harvey Thompson Baltimore

Grosscup Awarded His Yale Football Letter

Yale Athletic association board hands major varsity letters for football P. B. Grosscup Jr. of Charleston receives the Y letter at New Haven on December 15.

Grosscup Yale Associated Press New Haven

Pittsburgh Team Strong for 1933 34 Basketball Season

Pittsburgh eyes another strong season under Dr H C Carlson with a deep roster led by captain Don Smith gone and guards Charles Hughes and Russell Ochsenhirt anchored by center Pete Noon and forward Skippy Hughes. The schedule includes Carnegie Tech Georgetown West Virginia Bucknell Temple Purdue Ohio State Northwestern and Notre Dame.

Associated Press Pittsburgh Pitt H. C. Carlson Panthers Carlson Don Smith Smith Don McCamant William Skippy) Hughes Claire Cribbs William Bond Ken Kane Carnegie Tech Georgetown West Virginia Bucknell Temple Purdue Ohio State Northwestern Notre Dame

Wildcats Defeat Marshall 48 to 26 for Third Win

Lexington Kentucky December 15 Coach Adolph Rupps University of Kentucky Wildcats kept a perfect season record with a 48 to 26 win over Marshall College. Kentucky jumped to the lead and never relinquished it as substitutes played freely in the second half.

Associated Press Lexington Adolph Rupp University of Kentucky Wildcats Marshall College Kupp Wildcat Chieftain Visistors

Layden Dean Of Rambler Coach Group

South Bend Ind Dec 15 The return as head coach of Elmer Layden first member of the Four Horsemen of Notre Dame to coach at his alma mater adds new distinction to the coaching roster of that team A check up shows the Horsemen produced a large crop of men who found coaching jobs at major programs spreading the Rockne system Nine of the Horsemen served as assistants at Notre Dame Layden is Dean Besides Layden six others from the 1924 squad have held steady coaching roles highlighting the enduring impact of that era

Associated Press South Bend Ind Elmer Layden Four Horsemen Notre Dame Horsemen Rockne Layden Duquesne Jimmy Crowley Michigan State Fordham Harry Stuhldreher Villanova Noble Kizer Purdue Rip Miller Navy Adam Walsh Santa Clara Yale Chuck Collins North Carolina Don Miller Law Ohio State Ed Hunsinger Stuhldreher Joe Bach Laysden John Weibel Howard Jones Iowa Chet Wynne Kentucky Auburn Frank Thomas Alabama Eddie Anderson Moff Cross Hunk” Anderson Harry Mehre Georgia Tom Lieb Loyola of Los Angeles Edward “Slip” Madigan St. Mary's Maurice “Clipper” Smith Jimmy Phelan University of Washington

Wave the Flag for Old Chicago Missing From Program

The University of Chicago football song lines referencing A A Stagg were omitted from the program for the Maroon Indiana game. Stagg, the grand old man, is noted as now coaching in California.

University of Chicago Old Chicago A. A. Stagg California

Miss Freda Thompson Joins Ranks as Flight Instructor

Miss Freda Thompson becomes the first Australian woman and third in the British Empire to qualify for a flying instructor license. Her achievement marks a historic milestone in aviation training and gender barriers.

Freda Thompson Australia British Empire

Columbia’s Rose Bowl Bid Reflects Long Football Heritage

Alan Gould notes Columbia’s Rose Bowl case hinges on being a strong academic squad with limited experience yet a deep football lineage. The piece recounts Col umbia’s early start in 1870, two suspensions, and revival under Percy Haughton and Lou Little, framing the Lions as a seasoned, battle-tested program with enduring rivalries.

Columbia Stanford Lou Little Lions

Columbia Is Rated High By Stanford

Stanford faces Columbia in the Rose Bowl after a season that saw the Lions defeat USC and California. Coach Thornhill reshaped the offense around solid line play while star players like Captain Bill Corbus and Ernie Nevers emphasize defense and versatility.

Columbia Stanford

Princeton Lions Face Yale as 1934 Season Opens

Princeton New Jersey opens the 1934 season against Yale. The Lions aim to compete with strong Navy and other peers in their conference and show resilience at season start.

Princeton Pennsylvania Navy Lions Yale

Chet Wynne Named Kentucky Football Coach for 1934 35 36

Lexington Kentucky December 15 Chet Wynne currently head coach at Alabama Polytechnic Institute will lead the University of Kentucky Wildcats football for the 1934 35 and 36 seasons. Dr W D Funkhouser Kentucky athletic council announced after discussing by long distance call Wynne will sign after Christmas at Chicago and will be released from his A P I contract December 31.

Associated Press Lexington Chet Wynne Alabama Polytechnic Institute University of Kentucky Wildcat W. D. Funkhouser Kentucky Athletic Council Funkhouser Wynn Harry Gamage Kentucky Wynne Chicago Kentucky Council Alabama Poly

Fairmont Scrapper Wins by Ten Round Decision

Buddy McArthur, local heavyweight, defeats George Gemas of Philadelphia in a ten round decision with no knockdowns. Gemas weighed 194, McArthur 182. Mike Mitchell stopped Ted Murphy in four rounds. Local prelims saw Battling Torchy lose on a foul to Johnny Ribel and Wattzing Grizzly win by technical knockout over Charles Jackson in two rounds.

Associated Press Fairmont Buddy McArthur George Gemas Philadelphia Gemas McArthur Mike Mitchell Ted Murphy McKeesport Torchy Johnny Ribel Wattzing Grizzly Charles Jackson

Insull Ordered to Leave Greece by January First

Athens December 15. The Greek government will require Samuel Insull to exit the country when his police permit expires on January 1. The premier said a renewal request was considered but the method for his departure has not been decided, only that he must leave by the first day of the year.

Associated Press Athens Greece Samuel Insull Insull

California park commission weighs vast desert park near Brawley

The California state park commission is considering creating a state park from about one million acres of desert land near Brawley, California. The proposal outlines a large protected area potentially affecting local land use and conservation efforts.

California State Park Commission Brawley Cal

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