Eagles Boosted by Veterans as Coach Prepares for Key Game
Sideline Slants notes Eagles basketball stock rises with veterans damda Sarrah and Bill Kidd cleared to practice after ineligibility. Corch Van Meter fields four holdovers from last year and fresh arrivals from junior varsity as the team builds toward a holiday-season start. A postgame banquet by Kiwanis and Rosary girls earns praise, while football talk centers on keeping the extra point rather than a rule change.
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Football Neale Delivers Address at West Virginia Event
The gathering featured remarks by Marty A. Stansbury athletic director of the University and Coach Van Meter praising squad dedication during the season. Hat MA Seeth served as master of ceremonies while speakers from W. Ed. Griffiths to Z. RB. Knotts and others shared reflections on football, coaching, and west Virginia ties.
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West Virginia football push praised at civic banquet
Neale praised WVU football plans and urged high schools to send players to build a strong team. He noted state pride from Maleigh county and referenced Roscoe Furner and Harry Stansbury’s efforts. Mention of Yom Covey as a promising fall candidate followed by banquet praise and optimism for the New Year contest.
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Alabama Practices on Long California Trip
The University of Alabama football team practiced in San Antonio and traveled west toward Pasadena to face Washington State on New Year’s Day. Coach Wallace Wade led brisk scrimmages in sunny football weather as players prepared for the journey through California.
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Cubs Spring Plans Highlight Exhibition Schedule
The Chicago Cubs outline a vigorous spring program led by Rogers Stornsby with 3 exhibitions and 7 clubs. A 24 day island stay begins February, then a mainland run through March and April with sets against Pirates, Los Angeles teams, Oakland, Hollywood, and Kansas City.
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Tourist planes over Le Bourget numbered 282
Summer traffic at Le Bourget airport near Paris shows 282 tourist planes passing in the season. Mentions of hot point and American Beauty trousers priced at 3.95 at West Virginia Utilities Co. appear in the same clipping.
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Tide Seeks Third Shot to Down West Edge in Grid Clash
The article notes a high stakes football clash where Alabama faces a Western opponent. West leads in touchdowns 27 to 13, with New Year bowl implications for Southern teams. Historical Rose Bowl results are referenced, including USC’s 1980 victory and Washington’s near-upsets.
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West Virginia Basketball Tournaments Dates Set
The West Virginia Athletic Board of Appeals fixed dates for the state tournament at West Virginia Wesleyan College on March 20 and 21. Sectional meets are scheduled for March 6 and 7 with sixteen sectionals planned instead of eighteen.
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State basketball meet rules and awards discussed
In Evanston Illinois Carleton beat Northwestern 22 to 1 while Creighton topped Pittsburgh 22 to 18 and Syracuse defeated Westlorss Reserve 46 to 28 in other games. A proposal to limit state tournament participation to sectional champions was approved with rules allowing eight players plus coach and manager to attend, and a plan to include the sectional foul shooting champion in the state meet prelims. Trophies and medals will be awarded to top teams and cheer sections.
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Fester Most Valuable Of the Big Ten Stars
Wesley Foster of Ohio State wins the 1940 Tribune award as Big Ten most valuable player. A noted end, he excelled at punting passing and defense, becoming the first Buckeye to receive the honor. Previous winners include Grange Lowry Friedman and Bennett.
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