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Newspaper

Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1937

Page

9

Play Rosters Are Announced for Beckley Tourney

Minor touches by Director C G Peregoy set first Big Four basketball tourney with Beckley Oak Hill Mullens and Bluefield facing off at Woodrow Wilson gym. Drawings at the high school an hour earlier. Consolation game precedes 8 45 championship. Beavers Bluefield favored, but Beckley Mullens Oak Hill not dismissed. References to illness affect Beckley lineup. Davies out with 19 point effort against Charleston. Bluefield Beavers travel record list and roster details. The Young Women’s Christian Association notes affiliations in 50 countries.

C. G. Peregoy Beckley Oak Hill Mullens Bluefield Woodrow Wilson Gym Mercer McDowell County Red Devils Beavers West Miller Charleston Mark Twain Joe Davies Jim Kuhn Ted Cook Adamos Wiley Warden Smith Snead Burke Cook Hanson Tonelli Mullens Rebels Clarence Shufflebarger Jack Rowan Northfork Williamson Gary Mt. Hope Pineville D'Antoni McKinney Moyer C. C. Clark Patton Linkous Welsh B. Clark Tolliver Winzenroth Short Savage Basham Woods Long Bundy Ford Dickenson Hindson Gelia Kozelic Hinton Montgomery East Bank Princeton

Farmers Miners Clash At Mount View In Rough Contest

Marsh Fork fans await the annual Farmers Miners basketball game at Mount View Junior High gym. The bill features local rosters led by Walter Sarrett and Tom Harris with a colorful setup and claims of a championship sweep across football and basketball. Ex Olympian Glenn Hardin praises Jack Torrance’s conditioning and power, highlighting potential for a White Hope in boxing and Hardin’s shift to drama after competition.

Marsh Fork Farmers-Miners Mount View Junior High Marsh Farmers of the Fork John L. Clay Walter Sarrett John Harless Millard Pauley Fred Jouett Bryant Combs Oma Milam A. J. Showen Charley Clay Okey Cantley George Spencer John Persinger Fred Tucker Burns Lovejoy Erwin Lyons Roy Risin Carl Colgard S. M. Foresman Tom Harris Lacy Cantley Esko Richmond Nelson Cooper Perry Jarrell Dovener Daniel Fred Sarrett Albert Richmond Clowney Cantley Jess Pettry Bill Collins John Cook Prince Dickens Grady Dickens Cris Cantley Crockett Milam

Rhodell Midgets Win 6-4 Contest

Rhodell Midgets edged Helen 6 to 4 in a basketball game at Helen on Wednesday. The losers only made one field goal, by Junior Hensley, while Hite and James Quintana contributed the other two Helen points. Wyco forward Rhodell led with five points, the game’s top score. Tom Brown receives about a dozen letters weekly urging him to delay marriage for five years.

Helen Junior Hensley Hite James Quintana Wyco Rhodell Tom Brown

Woodrow Wilson 10th graders defeat Central Jrs 32 29

The Woodrow Wilson 10th graders edged Central Junior High 32 29 easing past Irlemen despite Central leading after three quarters. Kent Thurman and Barone starred for Central with Thurman scoring 10 points while Sluss led Woodrow Wilson with 11.

Central Blue Eagles Woodrow Wilson Irlemen Kent Barone Thurman Moorefield Central Five Sluss Oodrow Wilson Collins Winding Gulf Central Jrs W. W Bakalis Douglas Painter de Sluss G Kuhn McManus Bahal Davis Bowles Gill and Phipps

Chocolate Wins Comeback Fight

The Associated Press reports kid Chocolate, former world featherweight champion, outpointed Brooklyn’s Johnny Mirabella in an eight round Star Casino bout. Both weighed 1271/2 pounds. Chocolate appeared unimpressive at times but used experience and ring craft to prevail with a savage late attack. Mirabella, a newcomer, showed bewilderment at Chocolate’s tricks and pace.

Associated Press New York Kid Chocolate Johnny Mirabella Brooklyn Star Casino Chocolate

Biff Jones Named Nebraska Football Coach and AD

Major Lawrence M. Biff Jones, veteran army officer and coach, to succeed Dana X. Bible as Nebraska head football coach and athletic director. Bible leaves for Texas. Jones, 41, will resign army post to take the offer after a secret Kansas City conference.

Lincoln Neb Lawrence M. “Biff” Jones Army Dana X. Bible University of Nebraska Bible University of Texas Jones Kansas City R.O. T.C University of Oklahoma Oklahoma Army Command School Fort Leavenworth Kas West Point

Berg Narrowly Earns Spot in Charlotte Harbor Final

Patty Berg, Minneapolis star, barely reached the final of the Charlotte Harbor Women’s Golf tournament after a tight 18 holes with Jane Cothran of Greenville. Berg won by two extra holes. In the other semifinal Kathryn Hemphill of Columbia, S C, defeated Jean Bauer of Providence R I on the 15th, 2 up.

Punta Gorda Fla Patty Berg Minneapolis Charlotte Harbor Jane Cothran Greenville S. C Patty Kathryn Hemphill Columbia South Carolina Jean Bauer Providence R. I New York Kathryn

Godoy to Meet Otis Thomas in New York Bout

Promoter Mike Jacobs announced two heavyweight signings for a ten round bout in the New York Hippodrome on Wednesday February 3. Otis Thomas, a Chicago negro heavyweight, faces Arturo Godoy of Argentina in the featured fight.

Associated Press New York Mike Jacobs Otis Thomas Chicago Arturo Godoy New York Hippodrome

Glen White Koppers Beat Camp Raleigh

Glen White Koppers defeated Camp Raleigh 33 to 23 at Glen White last night. Bent scored 13 and McCullough 12 to lead the winners, who held a 15 12 halftime edge. Stafford and Repass added points for Camp Raleigh.

Glen White Koppers Camp Raleigh Glen White Bent McCullough Stafford Repass Camp Ral F Thorne Eagle F Stafford C Repass Gwynn Fontanna Brown Nolan Glen Whitte Mullins Wingfield Gunnoe

Ballyhoo Fails to Hide Bob Pastor in Louis Fight

New York boxing scene hypes Bob Pastor as a quiet challenger to Joe Louis while critics accuse press agents of overblown ballyhoo. Pastors calm claims contrast with Louis intense preparation for the bout at Madison Square Garden, where crowd sizes and media glare reach record levels.

Associated Press New York Bob Pastor Ballyhoo Joe Louis Louis Joe John L. Sullivan King Levinsky Brown Joe al Ettore Eddie Simms Jimmy Johnston Madison Square Garden Louis Primo Camera Max Baer Central Park Pastor Max Schmeling Germany Fistiana Rob Pastor John Q

Louis Pastors Fight Promises High Gate Revenue

A boxing preview discusses Joe Louis vs Bob Pastor with emphasis on Louis’s past triumphs and Pastor’s rise from obscurity. The piece cites promoter expectations and a New York World Telegram angle, noting Louis’s greater experience and the uncertain outcome.

Race track sold to Chicago sportsman Bidwell

Chicago businessman Charles Bidwell, owner of the Chicago Cardinals, acquired a controlling interest in Hawthorne race track today by purchasing stock formerly held by the American Turf Association and Judge Joseph A Murphy.

Associated Press Chicago Charles Bidwell Chicago Sportsman Hawthorne American Turf Association Joseph A .Murphy Bidwell Chicago Cardinals

Champ Welcomes No-Foul Ruling In Michigan Rings

Detroit Barney Ross and Al Manfre Fresno welcome a state athletic board ruling that no fouls will be called in Michigan rings. They meet in a ten round bout with no title at stake as contracts require boxers protection satisfactory to the board.

Associated Press Detroit Barney Ross al Manfredo Fresno Calif State Athletic Board Frank MacDonell Michigan MacDonell Board of Control

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