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Newspaper

Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Nov 06, 1936

Page

9

Flying First Night Football Clash Beckley vs Oak Hill

Beckley Eagles visit Oak Hill Red Devils at the Fayette Mountains stadium for a night game under lights. Both teams seek prestige as diverse records and injuries shape the matchup. Key players and lineups noted for Oak Hill and Beckley with Knighton Ballard out and Kuhn stepping in.

Beckley Oak Hill Red Devils Fayette Mountains Eagles Huntington Charles Hinton Bluefield East Bank Collins Winding Gulf Man Fayetteville Dunbar Mt. Hope Mullens Richaod Gauley Bridge Charleston Parsons Kozellc Cole Ford Savage Gwinn van Meter Knighton Ballard Kacsmaryk Jim Kuhn Henson Mills Richardson Fitzpatrick Tony Sparcini Adamos, Davies Warden Kuhn Raleigh Register Raleigh County W. VA Page Nine

Injured Mountaineers Return for Homecoming Game

Morgantown West Virginia University Mountaineers return to full strength for Saturday’s homecoming clash with Georgetown University after injuries sidelined Sammy Audin and Glenn Carder in recent games. Coach Tallman staged an extended signal drill to limit risk ahead of the showdown with Georgetown, an undefeated visiting team.

Associated Press Morgantown West Virginia University Mountaineers Georgetown University Washington and Lee Charleston Georgtown Sammy Audin Glenn Carder Western Maryland

Giants Sign Lawrence Johnson Reserve Center

The New York Giants announced the signing of Lawrence Johnson a 223 pound full-blooded Indian as a reserve center. He previously played for the Boston Redskins.

Associated Press New York New York Giants National Pro Football League Today Lawrence Johnson Boston Redskins

Two Field Goals Win For Pirates

Johnstown action as the Pittsburgh Pirates shut out the Philadelphia Eagles 6 to 0 at Point Stadium. Niccolas kicked both field goals, giving Pittsburgh its sixth win and tying them with the New York Giants for first in the Eastern Division. Attendance reported at 7,891. The game moved from Philadelphia to Johnstown at the request of the city recreation commission, directed by Cad. Reese, assistant Pirate coach.

Associated Press Johnstown Pittsburgh Pirates Point Stadium Philadelphia Eagles Niccolas Pittsburgh New York Giants Philadelphia Municipal Recreation Commission Cad. Reese Commission

Indians Favored To Pace Ivy League

Dartmouth Indians, led by coach Earl Blaik, hold three straight Ivy wins over Harvard Brown and Yale with a 71 to 14 scoring edge and face Columbia Cornell and Princeton in successive Saturdays. Army undefeated in a three game league slate. Yale and Penn tied for third with three wins. Remaining games shape chances for top averages and strong finish.

Associated Press New York Dartmouth Football Indians Princeton Hanover Tribesmen Harvard Brown Yale Columbia Cornell Earl Blaik Huskies Army Navy Penn Elis Blues

Sugar Lump Scrimmage Trains Colorado Springs College Players

Colorado Springs college players run sugar lump scrimmages on train trips with Coach Bully Van de Graaf watching. Each player uses a sugar cube to simulate signals around a table as the quarterback calls plays and players move their lumps to fit their duties.

Associated Press Colorado Springs Colorado van de Graaf

Oklahoma Domination Over Kansas Highlighted By Yardage

Oklahoma gained 179 yards from scrimmage against Kansas this year and converted three first downs. The Sooners scored on a 38 yard touchdown run and repeatedly faced 15 yard penalties. Much of the remaining yardage came in disjointed plays not achieving first downs.

Associated Press Lawrence Kas Oklahoma Kansas

Mustangs Rally To Beat Gauley Bridge

Mt. Hope mustangs rally past Gauley Bridge Travelers 26 to 0 at Mt. Hope Stadium. Gregory blocks punts, Penn returns 15 yards for a score, Honaker, Honeker, and Anderson contribute touchdowns as Gauley Bridge leads in first downs 7 to 6. Gregory adds two PATs and Mt. Hope edges toward Oak Hill game with strong defensive play.

Mt. Hope’s Mustangs Gauley Bridge Travelers Bartrug Gregory Penn Anderson Mt. Hope Honeker Gauley Gauley Bridge Oak Hill Honaker Coleman O'Connell Carr LE Frazier Coleman Perry Penion Bolen Thompson T. Anderson Workman Waugh Warren Harless Schultz Honaker Spadaro Crandall Auritnic Arbaugh Eee Honcker Snouffer Ohio Wesleyan Soulsby Columbia Rocke

Huntington Charleston Top Grade High School Rivalry News

State schoolboy grid schedules heat up with Huntington-Charleston in Cabell County as the marquee clash. The Pony Express seek sole 1936 supremacy, while Mountain Lions threaten Huntington’s season. Other notable games include Morgantown at Elkins and Parkersburg at Wheeling, with numerous matches across the state.

Huntington-Charleston Cabell County Pony Express Mountain Lions Huntington Express Hurricane Marlinton Malden Barboursville Charleston Moundsville Wheeling Triadelphia Weirton Red Raiders Mingo County Parkersburg Big Reds Panhandle Morgantown Elkins Monongahela Valley East West Fairmont Victory High Washington Irving Clarksburg Beckley Oak Hill Barrackville Fairview Sutton Burnsville Morris Township Cameron Ceredo-Kenova Dunbar Elizabeth Glenville Followsbee New Martinsville Philippi Grafton Grantsville West Union Greenbrier Military School Augusta Military Virginia Buffalo Griffithsville Alderson Hinton St. Mary’s Harrisville Linsley Institute Central Catholic Madison Kingston Poca Manning Roosevelt-Wilson Martinsburg Keyser Seth Montgomery Parsons Belington Ripley Point Pleasant Rainelle Hillsboro Newburg Rowlesburg Shinnston Weston Fort Gay Wayne Benwood Wellsburg Williamstown Salem

Americans and Black Hawks Tie 1-1 to Open NHL Season

The Chicago Black Hawks and New York Americans battled to a 1-1 overtime tie at Chicago Stadium before 13 500 fans. Bill Kendall scored for the Hawks from Louis Trudell about nine minutes into the second period, and Harry Oliver tied it with an assist from Lloyd Jackson less than six minutes later. The game featured 11 penalties as the league contends with owner William Dwyer over franchise control while the NHL had taken over operations two weeks earlier. A Canadian court order briefly restrained the Americans from playing under the league banner, forcing them to perform as the New York Americans Hockey Club with Dwyer as president.

Associated Press Chicago New York Americans Chicago Black Hawks Chicago Stadium Bill Kendall Louis Trudell Llanks Harry Oliver Lloyd Jackson William Dwyer Hawks National League New York Americans Hockey Club Dwyer

Red Wings Open 1936-37 With 3 1 Victory Over Maple Leafs

Detroit rallied from a first period deficit to beat Toronto 3-1 in the season opener. The winners struck all three goals in the final nine minutes of the last frame, mirroring their playoff surge from last spring.

Associated Press Toronto Detroit Red Wings Toronto Maple Leafs Red Wings Leafs Detroit

West Virginia sportsmen open upland season with safety push

John L. Sehon Jr reports the Conservation Commission launches the upland game season amid safety calls after three fatal squirrel hunting accidents. The three day deer season runs November 18 to 21 with limited counties open and vigilance against dangerous hunting. Grouse and quail reportedly plentiful, rabbits and other upland game targeted. first day sees no fatalities.

John L. Sehon, JR Associated Press The Conservation Commission H. W. Shawhan Ohio Valley

Defeated tied grid teams still draw capacity crowds

National title chatter clashes with bowl uncertainty as Northwestern, top ranked, faces Wisconsin Michigan and Notre Dame while Rose Bowl hopes widen the field. Texas, Tulane, LSU, Alabama, and Fordham loom as potential invitees amid heavy spectator interest in Army Notre Dame and other rivalries.

Associated Press New York Northwestern Wildcats Wisconsin Michigan Notre Dame Southern Methodist Marquette Nebraska Middle West Fordham Louisiana State Tulane Alabama Creighton University of Mississippi Duquesne Pittsburgh Panthers Purdue Georgia New York University Rams Purue Cornhuskers Minnesota Lincoln Oregon State Portland Dixie Birmingham Baton Rouge Tide Vander New Orleans Midwest Southwest Temple Texas Christian University of Washington Southern California Pasadena Seattle Washington Stanford Washington State California Santa Clara

Collins Favored To Defeat Stoco In Key Season Finale

Collins faces Stoco in the final regular game at Killarney field Saturday at 3 00 P M. Stoco brings an almost entirely new lineup under coach Shanklin, with light backfield and lighter line. Stoco drew 7 7 with Colcord last week, while Collins remains undefeated in county play after beating Montcoal 8 0, and are favored to win despite Stoco’s tougher lineup and hopeful effort.

Lego Shanklin Stoco Indians Collins Pirates Killarney Stoco

Six Sophomores Start For Pitt In Penn State Clash

Pitt coach Jock Sutherland will start six sophomores in the lineup for tomorrows game against Penn State. Quarterback Johnny Chickerneo replaces Johnny Michelosen, with Al Lezouski at right guard and ends Daddie Hoff man and other sophs Raskowski and Marshall Goldberg also starting. Lion captain Chuck Cherridle and Johnny Economos loom as threats to Pitt, which boasts improved offense led by returnee halfback Johnny Patrick.

Associated Press Pittsburgh Pitt Panthers Pitt Stadium Penn State Nittany Lions Pitt Jock Sutherland Johnny Chickerneo Husky Johnny Michelosen al Lezouski Dalle Dante Tezze Daddie Hoffman Raskowski Marshall Goldberg Sutherland Chuck Cherridale Johnny Economos Lions Johnny Patrick

Friend's Friend by The Associated Prong

Baton Rouge reports that Big Ben Friend of L. S. A. and Buford Bay of Vanderbilt share a strong kinship. Both are 255 to 260 pounds, tackle on their colleges teams, and spring shot putters. Both are juniors.

Associated Prong Baton Rouge Big Ben Friend Buford Bay Vanderbilt Ray

Number Twelve At Ormsby Home

Chicago umpire Chicago-Emmett Red Ormsby, age 41, celebrates his twelfth child born Wednesday night, as eleven siblings range from 4 to 13 in Evergreen Park. Ormsby, a 1923 AL umpire, roams the family life with seven girls and four boys, while keeping in touch with his wife daily via long distance calls from the road.

Associated Press Chicago Emmett Red” Ormsby Evergreen Park Ormsby Karl Dane Red Rita Rose Marie Helen Byron Bancroft Johnson Red Ormsby Mama Ormsby

Schmeling to Begin Six Week Exhibition Tour

Max Schmeling will start a six week exhibition tour of the south and west after Christmas. Manager Jacobs is arranging a itinerary to cover 14 or 16 states. Schmeling is signed to fight James J. Braddock for the heavyweight title in June.

Associated Net New York Max Schmeling United States Jacobs der Maxie Schmeling James J. Braddock

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