Flying Eagles Triumph Over Beavers 36 to 28
Beckley forces a second half rally to down Bluefield Beavers 36 to 28 at Woodrow Wilson Gym. Key performers include Guills leading Bluefield with 13 points while Beckley’s Ellison and George spark the comeback with steady scoring and sharp floor play.
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Dobie Quits As Cornell Coach
Ithaca N Y Feb 1 Gilmour Dobie resigns after 16 years as Cornell head coach with two years left on his contract The athletic department seeks the best man available and will not promote from within The staff of assistants resigns with him and Lynah vows a nationwide search for a successor.
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Service Company Beats Guardsmen in Tri County League Clash
Service Company earned a 34 to 28 victory over Company A at Mount Howe in a tight tri county independent league game. Lead changes occurred each quarter, with Forbes top scoring for Company A at 12 and Keaton’s 28 points fueling the winners. Harris lineups and scoring listed, refereed by Poling.
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Cleman sets world marks in Millrose one mile walk
Han Cleman of the Achilles club Toronto shattered world records at Millrose A A track meet in New York. He finished the one mile walk in 6 minutes 23.7 seconds, surpassing the indoor time of 6:37.2 and beating the outdoor standard of 6:25.8 set by George Goulding in Montreal 1910. An overflow crowd of 17 000 watched the dramatic handicap mile as Cleman overtook rivals from 12 to 20 seconds back to win easily ahead of Norowicz of York.
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Delbert Lamb Wins 500 M Title At World Speed Skating Meet
Davos Switzerland February 1 Delbert Lamb of Milwaukee after a flu recovered to win the 500 meter race at the world championships equalling the world record in 42.8 seconds. He beat Norway’s Hans Engnestangen by .3 seconds as Ivar Ballangrud won the 5000 meters. Schroeder, Eddie, was best American in the longer event.
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Wildcats Fall to Glen Rogers in Close Paced Clash
Glen Rogers Owls defeated Pax Wildcats 41 to 34 as late baskets by McNeish and Morgan sealed the win. Pax trailed 26 to 9 at halftime but rallied to within four before Glen Rogers pulled away in the final minutes at Pax.
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Charleston Teams Set for Four Games in February Clash
Beckley hosts Charleston High B and junior squads on February 10 and 26 while Charleston will face Heckley Flying Eagles and Mountain Lions in Charleston on February 15 and 26. Coach Thom schedules many games against smaller schools and Jayvee teams.
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Steco High Mourns Joe Peters as Athletics Lose Star
Raleigh county schools reopen to an unfilled class, Steco High loses Joe Peters to pneumonia. Peters, a junior multi athlete, was set to lift boxing basketball and football teams, praised by coach Roy Stephens as the best all around athlete. County baseball league openings loom with new and returning clubs expected. Meetings of A and B division managers likely mid month.
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Niagara Falls Runs Dry As Cold Spell Halts Water Flow
Niagara Falls New York reports the American Falls emptied tonight for a second time in history due to a sharp temperature drop. An ice jam had diverted water to the Canadian Falls since January 23, and the channel remained blocked by the chill.
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Pro football rules under review by coaches panel
The American Football Coaches Association rules committee met in Pittsburgh with 33 members debating proposed changes from a Lou Little survey. They weighed returning goal posts to the goal line, a 15 yard re-spot after out of bounds, and modifications to the slow whistle rule, while officials urged simpler rules and better judgment in enforcement.
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Smith Named Head Coach and Athletic Director at Duquesne
Pittsburgh February 11 John P Clipper Smith a Notre Dame star under Knute Rockne became head coach and athletic director at Duquesne University. He replaces Christy Flanagan who resigned to join his father in Texas. Smith previously coached Trinity College NC State Newark Academy and assisted at Georgetown. He signed a one year contract with terms withheld and the athletic council may name Donelli as assistant. Duquesne's 1936 schedule lists games with Warnesburg Rice Geneva Pitt Detroit Washington St Louis Carnegie Tech and Marquette.
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Beckley College Defeats Kanawha on their Home Court
Beckley College topped Kanawha 48 to 39 as Beckley substitutes joined in early then regulars sealed the win. Desserato led Beckley with eight points, Nearman scored 10 for Kanawha, and Tucker added 12 for Beckley guarding the lead at Charleston.
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Cava May Leave University Team
West Virginia freshman athlete Alex Cava plans to enroll at North Carolina State College. NC State coach Hank Anderson intends to visit the Northern Panhandle. other WV athletes named include Mechuck, Mahoney, Steele, Pelosi, White, and Hawkins. Fairmont defeats Salem College 41-40. conservation chief Shawhan urges sportsmen to feed game birds amid winter losses.
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Duquesne Beats West Virginia in Midweek GP
Duquesne's basketball team rallied in the second half to defeat West Virginia 55 to 41 at Pittsburgh. Herb Bonn led Duquesne with seven first-half baskets, while West Virginia’s Colebank scored 16. The doubleheader also saw Washington and Jefferson beat Xavier 31 to 30.
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College basketball scores and results across many teams
Duquesne defeated West Virginia while Oberlin beat Muskingum and Miami trounced Dayton. Other notable results include Wittenberg over Denison, Mt. Union over Hiram, and Butler over Michigan. Overtime games featured Wooster edging Case and Central over Fort union.
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Wildlife conference aims to halt extinction of fish and game
Washington reports hundreds of conservation experts gathered for a five day conference convened by President Roosevelt to craft a national wildlife program. The meeting seeks a wildlife federation uniting county state and federal groups and coordinates support from Congress. Jay Darling will outline issues as Roosevelt prepares opening remarks.
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Legion Fights On February 14 in Beckley
W C Mullins chairman of the Raleigh county post 3% American Legion announced the postponed lightweight bout between Kid Martin West Virginia champion and Orville Drouisard Ohio champion will be held at Memorial auditorium on Friday night February 14. George Ades promoter will act as matchmaker with Martin acting as his agent to line up preliminary bouts.
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Mangan Beats Cunningham in Wanamaker Mile Duel
Joe Mangan, Cornell law student, defeated world record holder Glenn Cunningham in the Wanamaker mile at the Millrose A A track carnival. He rallied from behind to post a dramatic finish in 4 minutes 11 seconds, avenging a prior controversial decision at Boston. Gene Venzke trailed closely in the strong field.
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