Colors Deceive Football Fans
A New York AP piece notes football color can mislead spectators and coaches. Howard Ketchem argues jersey colors affect perception beyond sight, citing historical examples from Pop Warner and Notre Dame. The essay explores fashion's impact on sports psychology and strategy.
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Associated Press
New York
Spectator
Milady
Howard Ketchem
Pop Warner
Stanford Indians
Ketchem
Notre Dame
Irish
Northwestern Wildcats Rise Under Quiet Coach Waldorf
Chicago reports that Northwestern, once unsettled, surged to become a top Big Ten team. Coach Lynn Waldorf, a soft spoken former Kansas State assistant, earned admiration after guiding the Wildcats to a Notre Dame upset and reshaping the squad culture.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Northwestern
Wildcats
Minnesota
Mlinois
Notre Dame
Lynn Waldorf
Big Ten
Evanston
Hanley
Waldorf
Dick Hanley
Kansas State
Henry Longfellow
Lynn
Henry
Mr. Shakespeare
Linemen Win Wide Notice In Football Circles
Backfield players draw attention but linemen earn praise for hard knocks and standout play. West Virginia stars Joe Stydahar and Gene Conner are highlighted as top linemen, with Stydahar serving as captain and key blocker for the Mountaineers in both offense and defense.
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Associated Press
Charleston
West
High school stars shine amid tough times for Bears
Juries have hampered both the Bears and star players. Shonk of Charleston High is praised as an outstanding end, Bob Hawkins of New Martinsville as a strong line backer, De Franco of Weirton and Jabour known as a feisty Morgantown guard. Jabber, though small, is a noted guard with plenty of fight and sells papers to help his family.
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Shonk
Charleston
Bob Hawkins
New Martinsville
Hawkins
de Franco
Weirton
Jabbers
Morgantown
University Town
Jabber
Elias Jabour
Trammel Wins Battle By Technical Knockout
Fairmont West Virginia November 15 Jack Trammel a hard hitting Negro scrapper from Youngstown Ohio scored a technical knockout over Battling Bozo in a scheduled ten round bout Trammel weighed 184 pounds Bozo 181 pounds In earlier action Cline of Fairmont stopped George Cerasky of Akron in the second round of their six round bout Cline weighed 180 Cerasky 189
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Associated Press
Fairmont
W. Va
Jack Trammel
Youngstown
Bozo
Trammel
Cline
George Cerasky
Akron
Cerasky
Juniors Defeat Oak Hill Imps at Oak Hill 15–0
The Blue Eaglets secured their third win of the season defeating Oak Hill Imps 15 to 0. Beckley led the lineup at quarterback with several substitutes rotating in as the team built a decisive advantage, scoring via a two TD effort by Kubkn and a Tanner extra point.
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Blue Eaglets
Oak Hill
Imps
Beckley
Murray LE Newhouser
Eagle
Prater
Harvey LG Mullens
Williams
Clendenin Marquis
Canther Creed
Randall Colley
Speck
Gallagher
Littlejohn Kent
Meeks
Tanner
Miller Kuhn
Amick
Kubkn
Cook
Smith
Fragile
Berman
Hilton
Legg
Barone
Moorefield
See
Linger
Marcus
Shumate
Effinghman
E. Thurman
Keaton
Tieche
Basketball League Meeting Called by H B Fillmer
Beckley church basketball league president H B Fillmer calls a meeting of team representatives for Monday night November 18 at 7 30 in the newspaper office. Plans for the annual series of city church games will be discussed and each team from last year is urged to be represented.
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H. B. Fillmer
Beckley Church Basketball League
George Washington Plans 1935 36 Basketball Schedule
George Washington university released a 21 game varsity basketball schedule for 1935 36 featuring a West Virginia visit at Morgantown on February 15 and a Davis Elkins home or away game to follow, outlining the slate and key opponents.
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Associated Press
Washington
George Washington University
West Virginia
Morgantown
Davis Elkins
Morris Harvey Star Has His Eye Removed
Huntington reports Miller Gwinn of Meadow Bridge underwent eye removal procedures after an injury. Details are limited but the incident centers on Morris Harvey Star, with local officials noting medical intervention and ongoing treatment.
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Morris Harvey Star
Associated Press
Huntington
Miller Gwinn
Meadow Bridge
Mem
Morris Harvey football player recovers after eye removal operation
A Morris Harvey College football player underwent hospital surgery to remove an eye after a bus collision with a truck last Friday injured him. Attendants said he was recovering yesterday as the team continues to travel and prepare.
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Ber
Morris Harvey
Lou Salica Defends Bantam Title Against Escobar at MSG
Lou Salica of Brooklyn, newly crowned bantamweight king, defends his title tonight in a 15 round bout against former champion Sixto Escobar at Madison Square Garden. Betting along Broadway shows Salica as a six to five favorite.
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Associated Press
New York
Lou Salica
Brooklyn
Sixto Escobar
Madison Square Garden
Broadway
Salica
Mr Squires Finds Surprise In Old Drum Whiskey
Mr C C Squires of Great Neck Long Island says he could not afford pricey whiskey yet tried Old Drum on friends’ advice. He reports a smooth mellow full flavored whiskey at a surprisingly low price and commits to sticking with Old Drum.
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Mr. C. C. Squires
Great Neck
Long Island
N. Y
CC Sete
Stapap
Neck
EADY
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