Staunton Military Boxers Triumph Over Stoco High 6 2
Staunton Military Academy boxers defeated Stoco High School by 6 to 2 in Staunton Virginia. Joe Peters and Tom Wood won for Staunton against Beal and Clark. Keiser and Berne secured wins for the West Virginia squad in key bouts. Referee was Wilson of Virginia.
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Staunton Military
Stoco High School
Staunton Military Academy
Old Dominion
Virginia Mittmen
South Atlantic Prep
Joe Peters
Tom Wood
West Virginia
Beal and Clark
Staunton
McKinney
Berne
Jose
Stephens
Stoco
Ladner
Meadows
W. Keiser
Hampton
Peters
Beal
Barber
Busy Day on the Hot Stove League Headlines
The Associated Press reports a flurry of trade talk across MLB as Dodgers outbid rivals for players like Lindstrom and teams weigh deals with Casey Stengel and others. Commentary touches on Red Sox remarks, Phillies moves, and roster turnover with focus on Rosy prospects, base stealing trends, and standout performers across the 1935 season.
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Associated Press
New York
Dodgers
Lindstrom
Flatbush
Casey Stengel
Eddie Collings
Joe McCarthy
Red Sox
Collins
Yanks
West Virginia boxers enter Golden Gloves tourney in Huntington
Three Glen White fighters join the overflow for the Golden Gloves event sponsored by the Huntington Advertiser. William Bent is the West Virginia flyweight champion, G W Rosamond Jr. holds the bantam title, and Milton Rosamond fights lightweight replacing Leonard Persinger. First round bouts begin tomorrow night in Huntington with rounds continuing through Thursday.
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Glen White
Huntington
Chicago
United States
William
Billy) Bent
West Virginia
G. W. Rosamond Jr
Milton
Joe Dutton
Milton Rosamond
Leonard Persinger
Tomorrrow
Dutton
Bent
G. W. Rosamond
Rosamond
West Virginia Sports Parade Highlights and Hopes
Glimpses show Moundsville High cagers made 17 of 23 foul shots to beat Follansbee 25 to 21. Parkersburg Reds seek top basketball status with new coach George Eck Allen and key player Clyde Archer. Huntington hosts Golden Gloves with 32 bouts nightly. 175 entrants expected to start Monday. Also notes: Watt Powell holds talks with Detroit Tigers on rookies. Detroit backs Capitol City entry in Mid Atlantic league. a Huntington ping pong tourney. a 29 year old ten pin league. Randolph County fur trappers offer S400 bonus for vermin control. conservation offers S35 to champion killer. McDowell County clerk places licenses with hardware dealers to help sportsmen.
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Associated Press
Charleston
W. Va
Moundsville High School
Follansbee
Parkersburg Reds
George (Eck) Allen
Ashland
Clyde Archer
Huntington Golden Gloves
Fistic
Watt Powell
Charleson Senators
Detroit Tigers
Portsmouth
Detroit
Capitol City
Huntington
Randolph County Fur Trappers
The
Conservation Commission
McDowell County
H. K. Carper
Welch
Rhodell Boys Beat Eccles in Twin Bill Victory
Rhodell boys defeated Eccles Juniors 24 to 14 on Friday night. The Rhodell girls edged Rhodell school 13 to 12 in the same program. Scorers included Patton Lewis and Bayes for Rhodell with Eccles driven by Groach and Shelton. Substitutions listed and referee Mitchem.
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Rhodell
Eccles
West
Patton Lewis
Bayes
Lusk
Cc Gilbert
Groach
Shelton
Dilly
Cormack
E. Keesee
J. Keesee
R. Saunders
Farrigio
J. Bowman
Bratton
McCoy
Mitchem
Koppers Stores Open in Loss to Service Company
The Koppers Stores basketball team was shut out for two periods by Service Company at the Armory Friday night and lost 58 to 14. Halftime stood 29-0 as Service Company's lineup produced scoring from every player led by Williams and Bailey with four apiece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koppers Stores
Service Company
Armory
Williams and Bailey
Pers Puintet
Ser. Co
Pos. Kooners
Thompson
Willams
R. Keaton
McCullaus K
Keaton
Railoev
Panro
Nolan
Laws
iService Co
Soros
Ufediv
Ssourr
Prat
Robbins
W. Williams
Beckley
Hope Beats Montgomery in Low-Scoring Mount Hope Win
Mount Hope Mustangs defeated Montgomery 45 to 12 on the Y M C A court led by Tutwiler with 21 points. Harless, Lee Anderson and Harless contributed, while Montgomery managed only two field goals in each half. Lineups note Richards, Craig, Lacy, and Lawson among others with refereeing by Snouffer.
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Montgomery
Mount Hope
Mustangs
Y. M. Co
Tutwiler
Les
Anderson
Harless
MI. Hope
Richards
Lee
Craig
van Meter
Rogers
G Smith
Lacy
Son
Coleman
Mount Hope le
Bolen
Lawson
Kinder
Snouffer
Beekley
Mount View defeats Service Company 51 to 23 in league game
Mount View toppled Service Company 51 to 23 at the Armory in independent league play. Barrett and Rumburg each led with 19 points for Mount View while Tench, Thompson shared scoring honors for the losers with six.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armory
Mount View
Service Company
Invaders
Barrett
Rumburgh
Tench
Thompson
Mt. View
Pos. Ser
Barretta
J Keesee
Keaton
Rumburg
C K. Keaton
Jarrell
Poore
J Cofirman
G Nolan
Trump
Miller
Cantley
Paiton
Maddy
Welsh
Farrell
Mercer County Teams In Fight Ends Princeton Streak
A free-for-all fight broke out at Bluefield where Beaver High School defeated Princeton High 34 to 33. State police restored order after about 1,400 spectators overran the floor amid the tumult, with Gullis of Bluefield scoring most of his team's points.
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Associated Press
Bluefield
Princeton High School
Beaver High School
Princeton
Elkins
West Virginia
Roanoke
Virginia
Gullis
Rocket sees Oxygen Suit in midair chase
A rocket-like pursuit unfolds as spots drift before Puffy’s eyes. He rises high enough to fog his head and then spots a sign reading Oxygen Suit guiding his next move.
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Puffy
Church League Opens With Two Tradition Rivalries
The City Church League begins Tuesday at Woodrow Wilson High School with eight teams. First Baptist faces Catholic in the third game after a blind draw by league president Howard B. Fillmer. Start time is 7 o clock with Methodist South vs Mabscot Baptist Christian vs Methodist First Baptist vs Catholic and Episcopal vs Presbyterian PFW Feigley to referee all games.
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First Baptist
Catholic
Woodrow Wilson High School
Howard B. Fillmer
Methodist
South
Mabscot Baptist
Christian
Episcopal
S Presbyterian
PFW
Feigley
Central Cagers Triumph 34-26 Over Montgomery Juniors
Beckley led 16-3 after one period as Coach Ross Irle used 19 players. Smith scored 16 for Beckley while Miller and Kuhn each had 7 or 8 for Montgomery. Substitutes maintained Beckley’s edge in the second half before the first unit re entered. Referee Hunt.
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Ross Irle
Montgomery
Beckley
Irle
Miller
Smith
Central
Pas
F Montgomery
Gallagher
Tolley
Kuhn
C Miller
Cook
Buchanan
Tanner
G Saul
Berman
D. Thurman
E. Thurman
Bakalis
Adamos
Kent
Barone
Revolta Tops Golf Money Winners for 1934-35 Season
Johnny Revolta led professional golf in earnings for the year with 11,000 plus including bonuses, after winning the 1935 pro title and a 1,000 purse. He played 34 events, earned 9,543 in 135,000 total purses, and topped Henry Picard and Horton Smith in final money standings. Hagen and Sarazen finished with identical 73.38 stroke averages in a tight race for top honors.
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Associated Press
New York
Johnny Revolta
Milwaukee
Revolta
Gene Sarazen
Walter Hagen
Henry Picard
Hershey, Pa
Lanky
Horton Smith
Chicago
Smith
Pasadena
Calié
Paul Runyan
White Plains
Louisville
Runyan
Hagen
Sarazen
Independent Standings Week’s Schedule
Week’s schedule lists Pineville at Winding Gulf and Mallens at Camp Raleigh on Monday. Tuesday has No-vames. Wednesday features Pineville at Coca Cola Reds and Camp Raleigh at Helen. Thursday brings Battlers at Winding Gulf and Company A at Maliens. Friday has Company A at Helen and Lilly Brook at Mount View. Saturday shows Mount View at Coca Cola Reds.
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Pineville
Winding Gulf
Mallens
Camp Raleigh
Coca Cola Reds
Helen
Battlers
Company A
Maliens
Lillybrook
Mount View
Mount View Evene
Coca Cola Reds S
College basketball scores across teams and colleges
Pitt 45 Penn State 23 Mount Union 36 Wooster 31 Richmond U 24 Maryland 28 Gettysburg 34 Navy 40 Johns Hopkins 11 Rutgers 23 John Carroll 33 Baldwin Wallace 37 Kent State 40 Ashland 36 Bowling Green 28 Capital 40 Oberlin 36 Wittenberg 44 Marietta 41 Denison 27 Indiana 33 Minnesota 31 Kansas State 29 Iowa State 31 Northwestern 40 Minis 28 Notre Dame 37 Penn 27 Union College Barboursville 28 Murray Teachers 48 Iown 26 Ohio State 34 Chicago 33 Michigan 51 Westminster 51 Bethany 21 California State Teachers College 30 Indiana State Teachers
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Pitt
Penn State
Mount Union
Wooster
Richmond U
Maryland
Gettysburg
Navy
Johns Hopkins
Rutgers
John Carroll
Baldwin-Wallace
Kent State
Ashland
Bowling Green
Capital
Oberlin
Wittenberg
Marietta
Denison
Indiana
Minnesota
Kansas State
Iowa State
Northwestern
Minis
Notre Dame
Penn
Union College
Barboursville
Murray
Iown
Ohio State
Chicago
Michigan
Westminster
Bethany
California State Teachers College
College and City Scores Across Eight Teams
A long list of basketball scores from colleges and towns shows College 33 over Temple 32 and Carnegie 39 over Columbia 25, Yale 24 over Washington & Jefferson 25, with many regional pairings including Mount Hope 45 and Montgomery 12, plus New U. S. Embassy work in Rio de Janeiro to convert Sir Henry Lynch's former residence into a permanent U S ambassador home.
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Associated Press
Rio de Janeiro
Henry Lynch
United States
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Reds
Kiki Cuyler
Philly
Connie Mack
A’s
Bill Dooly
Braves
Wally Berger
Gerry Nugent
Phillies
Woodley Abernathy
Baltimoro
Roxie Lawson
Mel Olt
Zeke Bonura
Alex Kampouris
Emil Leonard
Charlie Dressen
Redland
Cardinals
Willis Hudlin
Sarasota
Indust
Golden Gloves
Rhodell Boys
Mr. Hope
Mercer County
Central Cagers
Montgomery Juniors
Aecywuauoy
Plainspoxen
LER
Becklevow
Shotmaker
Gilbert
Sharples
Ansted
Lookout
Romney
Franklin
Washington Irving
Morgantown
Filkins
Buckhannon
Jane Lew
West Milford
Salem
Bristol
Glenville
Lost Creek
Webster Springs
Troy
Burnsville
Gassaway
U. S
Brian Ayings
Mary Ann Kidd
Miss Kidd
Berman's Jewelry Store
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