Bluefield and Shaw U. to Meet in C I A A Grid Clash
Bluefield State Teachers College and Shaw University Bears meet in Beckley for a C I A A gridiron battle at R M I park at 7:30 p m. George Morton announced all staging details and social events are complete. The Bears and Big Blues, coached by Jimmy Rowland and James Lytle, are among the league’s top teams with contrasting styles and standout players such as Cowan Hill Flippen and Coven.
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Bluefield State Teachers College
Bears
Shaw University
Raleigh
North Carolina
Beckley
Colored Interscholastic Athletic Association
Bluefield
Shaw
Blues
West Virginia
R. M. S. Park
Big Blues
Jimmy Rowland
James Lytle
Bear
Cowan
Cornwell
Creecy
Howard
Wheeler
Johnny Flippen
Aaron “Rabbit” Hill
Stratton Grid
Bus” Thompson
Bernard Evans
Pos Shaw Barkskire LE Wheeler
Willis
Jones Evans
Cromby
Jones Ce Collier ‘Hawthorne
Edwards Johnson
Carter Valentine
Williams Brooks
Howard Hill
Thompson
Creecy Flippen
Coven
R. M
Spark
Calloway
Ohio State
Anderson
Wilberforce
Leah
Hampton
Army prep for Notre Dame game in spirited workout
West Pont New York Nov 15 The Army finished strenuous preparations for the Notre Dame clash with a spirited workout as the band played and the corps cheered. Coach Gar Davidson said the Irish are favorites but the team does not concede victory.
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Associated Press
West Pont
N. Y
Army
Notre Dame
Gar Davidson
South Bend
Ind
Andy Pilney
Dick Pfefferle
Fred Carideo
New York
Pfefferle
Carideo
Pilney
Forest Fire Bug Is Sent to Jail
Goldin Adkins of Quinwood was sentenced to 10 months for incendiarism after being accused of starting six forest fires in Greenbrier county. The state conservation commission reported 55 blazes statewide extinguished with little damage, while a sunburn note about seashore compared to inland.
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Associated Press
Charleston
W. Va
The
Conservation Commission
Goldin Adkins
Greenbrier
Hoppe Conquers Billiard Star in World Championship
Nov 15 Chicago willie Hoppe master at balk line billiards proved mastery of three cushion by defeating Augie Kieckhefer of Chicago 50 to 39 in 44 innings. Hoppe won five of six games and sits second, behind Welker Cochran. Arthur Thurnblad defeated Tiff Denton to take third with five wins.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Willie Hoppe
Augie Kieckhefer
Hoppe
Welker Cochran
San Francisco
Arthur Thurnblad
Tiff Denton
Kansas City
Thurnblad
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