All Southern West Virginia Football All Stars Named
The 1932 Coaches All-Southern scholastic football team honors players from southern West Virginia. George Sodaro of Charleston is captain. Cecil Rose of War is the only end chosen. Huntington, Charleston, Beckley, Hinton, Logan, Williamson, Dunbar and War players are represented on the first team.
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Charleston
West Virginia
Parkersburg
George Sadaro
Huntington
Logan
War
Beckley
Hinton
Williamson
Dunbar
Cecil Rose
Sodaro
Iafolla
Roger
McQueen
Alexander
Pauley
Paul Goode Logan
Sam Gardner
Clarence Underwood Beckley Harleston
Don Hensley Huntington
Jurd Lipscomb Hinton
Ray Schoenbaum Huntington
Frank Iafolla Welch
Herbert Roger Dunbar
Jimmy McQueen Williamson
George Sodaro
Jackneld
Mark Twain High Game Postponed Because Flu Outbreak
W J B Cormany announces the Montcoal Mark Twain clash between Authors and Marsh Fork Bullslogs was called off due to several regulars with the flu. The game will be rescheduled. next home game against the Trap in Wildcats is set for Wednesday night at Statesbury stronghold.
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W. J. B. Cormany
Mark Twain High School
Montcoal
Mark Twain
Statesbury
Gazette All Southern High School Football Team 1932 Honor Roll
The 1932 Gazette All Southern High School Football Team lists players by positions with many names from Oak Hill Charleston East Bank Nitro and others. Honorable mention includes Mnds Dias Hamlin Blake Smiley Stoddard Hinton Blaine Farley Sum merville Pleasant Woodrum Phillips Mallens Spears and many more across teams.
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Dias
Hamlin
Blake
Oak Hill
Smiley
Charleston
Stoddard
Hinton
Blaine
Farley
Nitro
Summerville
PL Pleasant
Woodrum
Princeton
Huirick
Malden
Mathney
Clay
Meredith
Alderson
Rhodes
Phillips
Mallens
Spears
Ceredo-Kenova
Tackles
Biggs
Hartwell
Griffithsville
Campbell
Bluefield
Snyder
Matewan
Perry
Keeney
East Bank
Cottle
Spencer
Norman
Montgomery
Loudermilk
Lewisburg
McAllister
Lookout
Backs
Wilson
Sharples
Kirk
Hillsboro
Miller
Pt. Pleasant
Audin
Moore
Lawton
Sharp
Marlinton
Bailey
Mt. Hope
Stokes
Buffalo
Javvis
Nitrovans
Mar
Eccles Juniors Edge Lester Juniors In Openers
Eccles Juniors beat Lester Juniors 16 to 12 in a hard fought season opener. Sisnop led Eccles with seven points after a lineup shuffle, as Overbay paced Lester early before Eccles rallied.
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Worley
Eccles Juniors
Lester
Eccles
Sisnop
Overbay
Stariing
Bishop
Patton
Ig Roupe
Bridi
Bays
C Overbay
Htools
G Thomas
Price
G Richardson
Fat Lester
Litving
Griffith
Lester-Owens
Retree
B. Spencer
Timer—Herron
Yale Coach Mal Stevens resigns after five years
Mal Stevens resigns as Yale head football coach to devote more time to medicine. Board chairman Malcolm Farmer notes the decision has been anticipated for two years and declines to name a successor, with the 1933 staff to be announced later.
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Associated Press
New Haven
Conn
Mal Stevens
Yale
Malcolm Farmer
Board of Control
Stevens
Elis
Harvard
Dartmouth
Hetown
Army
Bales
Chicago
Princeton
Mount Hope Football Banquet Honors Team at Mount Hope
The fourth annual football banquet, hosted by the chamber of commerce, was held at the Baptist Temple in Mount Hope Friday at 6 p.m. About 100 attendees were served by the church Ladies auxiliary. Speakers included Rev. Clarence Figgatt, E. W. Dunkley, Bob Hamilton, Eddie Barting, Captain John Carr, Coach Bartrug, Ken Shrayer, and New River State Golden Bears leader Ken Shrayer. The event praised the team and encouraged civic support. Attending players numbered 1482 letters men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Baptist Temple
Mount Hope
Clarence Figgatt
West Virginia
E. W. Dunkley
Mount Hope High School
Bob Hamilton
Eddie Barting
John Carr
Bartrug
Ken Shrayer
New River State Golden Bears
James Bennett
George Bernath
Tom McGraft
Marlin Bailey
Lewis Hipes
Hed An Alderson
Oris Thorpson
Billy Donahoe
Pete Kes
Densil Bryant
Sam Diederick
Jee Vargo
Ray Perry
Gene Martino
Yale medical figure tied to New Haven hospital and children home
A physician affiliated with New Haven hospital and Yale School of Medicine serves as an attendant at the Newington Home for Crippled Children and as a research fellow at Yale. The record notes his obstetrics and gynecology specialty and academic ties.
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New Haven Hospital
Yale School of Medicine
Newington Home For
Team Roster Update Cites Illness For Key Player
The squad lists include Harold Blake Joe Lon cavish Hilbert Spessard Thomas Watson Wingrove Wood on Jordan Billy Givens Lin wood Oliver Paul King Alfred Crese Charles Harless Billy Donohoe James Loving Junior Anderson Ralph Dorsey Scotty Gregory Skippy Norton and managers Elmer Lawson Russell Bailey Burl Lawson James McAvoy Clay Garvin Carl Hopson.
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Harold Blake
Joe Loncavish
Hilbert Spessard
Thomas Watson
Other Wingrove
Woodon Jordan
Billy Givens
Linwood Oliver
Paul King
Alfred Crese
Charles Harless
Billy Donohoe
James Loving
Junior Anderson
Ralph Dorsey
Scotty Gregory
Skippy Norton
Elmer Lawson
Russel Bailey
Burl Lawson
James McAvoy
Clay Garvin
Carl Hopson
Bottomley Joins Reds As Hafey-Bottomley Core Form
The Cincinnati Reds acquire Sunny Jim Bottomley from the St Louis Cardinals in a straight trade for Owen Carroll and Estil Crabtree. Bottomley will play first base beside Chick Hafey, strengthening the Reds lineup alongside the Cardinals veterans.
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Associated Press
Cincinnati
Bec
Cincinnati Reds
Sunny Jim” Bottomley
Louis Cardinals
Chick Hafey
Redland
Cardinals
Owen Carroll
Estil Crabtree
Bottomley
Hafey
Reds
Sioux City
Carroll
Holy Cross
Detroit
Yankees
Toledo
Crabtree
Vance Stays at Brooklyn as Dodgers reject waiver
Dec 17 New York Brooklyn Dodgers refuse the waiver price for Arthur Dazzy Vance and plan to keep him for part time work next season. Giants Reds and Cubs showed interest but did not match the waiver price of 87,500.
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Associated Press
New York
Brooklyn Dodgers
Arthur
Dazzy) Vance
Giants
Dazzler
Dodgers
Reds
Cabs
Vance
Pax Wildcats trounce Ansted in season opener
Pax Wildcats win 32 to 6 over Ansted in their Midland Trail league opener hosted at Pax. Humphreys leads Pax offensively while Lafferty shines on defense as Pax clears the bench after a 13 10 16 23 scoring run in the game.
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Pax Wildcats
Ansted
Pax
Harvey
Pioneers
Humphreys
Lafferty
Lively
W. Russell
Woolwine
Terry H. Evans
W. Cole
Dotson
Martin T. Berry
Scaggs
Pax Ve
Treadway
T. Lafferty
D. McKinney
L. Lively
T. Berry
H. Humphrey
H. Woolwine
L. Dotson
Martin
Russell
C. Terry
Munson
W. Va
Wesleyan
California Bears Rout Georgia Tech 27 6 in Berkeley showdown
California pounded out a 27 to 6 victory over Georgia Tech at Memorial Stadium. The Bears broke a 7 to 6 halftime edge with a strong second half ground game, scoring twice in the third period and once in the fourth. Tech's lone score came on a late second quarter pass from Mearthur to Hart.
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Associated Press
Mearthur
Hart
Georgia Tech
California
A. Williams
JE Jones Tharpe
LY Ransome
Lackey la Carlson Neblett
Baldwin Laws
Gill
Williams
RP Torr
Goldsmith
Gill Dean
Verducci Hart
Sehaldach Phillips
Castro Galloway
Quisling
Pitt Defeats Alumni Team In Hooded Snow Clash
Pitt football squad wins 7 to 0 against the alumni in a rough Armory game on a snowy day. Weisenbaugh breaks through for a 55 yard touchdown after a fourth quarter setup by Kern and Hogan, securing the only score as the Panthers prepare for the Rose Bowl showdown with Southern California.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Pitt
Flint Armory
Gibraltar Wall
Sampsons
Varsity
Southern California
Bill Kern
Wey Bill
Green Bay Packers
Bill
Cal
Notre Dame
Hogan
Kern
Weisenbaugh
Onder
Toby Uansa
Schultz
Toby
Clark
Trojan
Panthers
Frank Shields Tops East Tennis List for 1932 by AP
Frank Shields of New York, United States Davis Cup player, is ranked No 1 on the Eastern Lawn Tennis Association list for 1932. Sidney B Wood Jr John Van Kkyn and Gregory Man gin follow. Dorothy Andrus Burke of Greenwich Conn leads the women, followed by Maud Levi and Norma Taubele of New York.
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Associated Press
New York
Frank
Shields
United States
Sidney B. Wood
John van Kkyn
Gregory Mangin
Dorothy Andrus Burke
Greenwich
Conn
Baroness Maud Levi
Norma Taubele
Florida Triumphs 12 2 Over UCLA In Citrus Clash
Florida sophomore eleven defeated the University of California at Los Angeles 12 to 2 in Gainesville. Henderson scored Florida’s touchdowns on a long pass from McAnl yst to Schirmer, and a safety on a blocked punt. Schirmer also added the other scoring play as the Gators finished their season amid about 8,000 spectators.
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Associated Press
Gainesville
Fla
Florida
University of California At
Los Angeles
Alligators
McAnlysth
Henderson
Schirmer
California
Coats
Frank Ovitch
Ac Jans
Keeble
Davis
McAnly
Ucla Pas
Mueller LE Shearer Yearick
LT Starbuck Boyer
Lane Oliver
Madigan Haslan
Bryan McGuerr
Stark McCheney
Frankovitch
Dorsett Decker
LU Tlenderson
Berghdahl
Ril ‘Brown Keeble
Hughes
Hutchins
Purdue
Perry
Sewanee
Giants Announce 1933 Spring Training Schedule
New York Giants reveal a 32 game spring schedule with Detroit and Chicago White Sox among opponents. Players depart for Catalina Island and Los Angeles camps in February with early Cubs series to follow at West Point before travels to Dallas Nashville and other cities.
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Associated Press
New York
New York Giants
Catalina
Detroit
Island
West Point
Chicago White Sox
Giants
Los Angeles
Cubs
J. J. Tierney
Catalina Island
Hollywood
2. C. Lp
Long Beach
San Bernardino
White Sox
Pittsburgh
Phoenix
el Paso
San Antonio
Beaumont
Houston
Galveston
Fort Worth
Dallas
Nashville
Memphis
Birmingham
Chattanooga
Asheville
N.G
Polo Grounds
Army
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Underwood
The
Charleston Gazette
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Wildcats
California Bears
George BE. Keegan
Frank Shields
Southern
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