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Newspaper

The Sunday Telegram

Location

Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1916

Page

9

Amateur Athletic Union to stage 1917 sports events nationwide

A AU announces an active year ahead with more indoor meets this winter and national championships in New York on March 17. Indoor national, outdoor and relay championships will be held in St. Louis in September with plans to equal or surpass former records. International boxing may feature a team from the United States after Scandinavian invitations and a Boston boxing nationals winner could be selected.

Aaf New York Amateur Athletic Union F. W. Rubien PoeTeee Uss Rubien St. Louis Boston Meredith Loomis Simpson Murray Ward America

Wallace Team Trims Folsom Independents

Wallace Athletics Association defeated the Folsom Independents 30 to 15 on the local floor. Buck led Folsom with 4 points while Wallacecountered with Smith and H Hall scoring. Referee Henderson officiated a 20 minute halves game in front of a large crowd.

Wallace Wallace Athletics Association Folsom Independents Iscorerof HS Hall Buck Folsom Folsom Binlth Eente Etree Buk Harbert Evans McNutt Sampson Wallace- Smith BM Hall

Marriage License Records Hit New County Yearly Peak

The county clerk records show 637 licenses issued in the year 1916, a rise of 102 from 1915 and a new county record. This December saw 69 licenses issued, slightly above last December's 68, marking a smaller month’s gain.

Robins Captain Jake Daubert Shoots Near Pottsville

Captain Jake Daubert of the Robins has kept his eye bright this winter by shooting birds and rabbits near his Pottsville home. He has invested his share of the World Series money in Pottsville real estate.

Jake Daubert The Robins Pottsville Jake Pottaville

Opposition to Stansbury Mounts at West Virginia University

The board of regents backs athletic director Harry A. Stansbury amid limited but vocal opposition. Morganstown reports indicate student groups oppose while alumni and taxpayers favor the appointment, and Stansbury travels through Clarksburg en route home amid early season optimism for baseball and football teams.

Harry A. Stansbury West Virginia University Board of Regents Stansbury Morgantown Alumni’ Association

Zehrung Ousted From Western League Seeks Change

Frank Isbell, Des Moines/club president and half-owner, leads movement to remove Zehrung from the Western League presidency. Zehrung slated for removal amid league leadership tensions and calls for reform within the circuit.

Frank Isbell

Virginia 1917 Schedule Omit Yale Game at New Haven

The University of Virginia reveals its 1917 football schedule from Lynchburg Virginia and lists a game at Yale University in New Haven on October 6. Harvard, an opponent from last season, is not included in the schedule.

Lynchburg University of Virginia Yale

Gridiron Battle Looms Between Oregon and Penn

On New Year day Pasadena hosts a clash of college clubs as Oregon and Pennsylvania meet in a high profile international style game. The Quakers led by Howard Berry face Shy Huntington and a strong Oregon squad in a contest expected to test endurance over near 10000 travel miles and feature standout backs and tough defenses. Oregon seeks to extend its unbeaten run while Penn aims to avenge late season losses against top western squads.

Pasadena Calif University of Oregon University of Pennsylvania Syracuse University Pacific Coast Oregon Aggies Occidental College Brown Washington State Pennsylvaia Oregon Far Western University

Marshall Players Receive Presents for Gold Footballs

Huntington December 30 reports the Marshall women received gold footballs for the third and second year players as part of a school tradition. The piece notes sweater color decisions, captains Shepherd Bradley and YCarter, and roster members Hollandsworth Gwinn Tallmans McDermott Foose Edu Shepherd Fisher Kay Perry Cox Watters.

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Dope and wagers in early college football fading traditions

Sol Metzger argues against sure-thing football dope in 1916 era. He cites Colgate Brown Providence bets, Harvard Yale 1915 dynamics, and notes schedules, finances, and Midwest conference tensions shaping college football bets and matchups.

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Carrigan Wage Details Clouded by OCR Errors

OCR text shows a Boston area note about William Carrigan and the Boston Americans, mentioning a payment around 23 000 dollars and a contract, but the garbled transcript obscures clear dates figures and full context. Authorities or papers should verify the exact salary and contract terms referenced.

Teo Aes Boston Williams Carrrigan

Wash-Irving Boys Triumph Over Moundsville Controversy

In a Western press swirl the Wash-Irving boys beat Moundsville amid debate over the Dodgers omitting the bat boy and clubhouse bar after the World Series windfall. The piece notes Dodgers kept the money, reflecting on their first taste of real wealth.

Brooklyn Dodgers Dodgers

Washington Irving High School Tops Moundsville In Scrappy 33 to 14 Victory

Washington Irving defeated Moundsville 33 to 14 in a rough game at the Irving gym Saturday night. Local scoring reached 20 of the 33 points with strong play from Coulson and Northrow, while substitutes in the second half helped seal the win as Moundsville struggled against Irving’s defense.

Shinnston Washington Irving High School Moundsville High School Moundsville Arnett Manndeville Coulson Northrow Coal District iCen High Washington Irving Ed Monongahela Valley

Fordham Falls? Fordham O Boyle at Indoor Tennis Title

Elliott H Binzen of Fordham retained the national junior indoor tennis singles title at the Seventh Regiment Armory, defeating Georgetown’s Henry B O Boyle 6 1 6 5 6 3 in straight sets. Botsford and Haines of Columbia won the doubles championship 6 3 16 2 4 6 6 8 over Hopkins and Hopkins of Yale.

Associated Freee New York Elliott H. Binzen Fordham University Seventh Regiment Armory Henry B. O'Boyle Georgetown University Pittston Binton O'Boyle Eass Binzen Stillard Botsford Rowland B. ‘Haines Columbia University FW. Hopkins Bob Hopkins Yale Botsford Haines

Retort Courteous From Joe Cantillon

Joe Cantillon recounts a tale of a magnate pressuring a player to fill in for an injured man. The player refuses and insists the magnate must keep him on the payroll, sparking a dispute about who will participate and who pays. The fragment hints at past stars and a player named Snow, amid club tensions.

Joe Cantillon Nates

Beals Becker Best. Battersund League

Beals Becker leads in Battersund League action as Beals Becker shines in hitting and field work. Team strengths and standings noted as local play highlights mark Becker as standout performer for the period.

Beals Becker Battersund

Sports brief from uneven OCR fragment

Fragmentary OCR text provides little readable facts about sports. No clear names, dates, teams, or outcomes are discernible.

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