Great interest this season in West Virginia football
The state braces for a busy football season as West Virginia University and Wesleyan College lead a slate of strong teams including Marshall Bethany and Davis-Elkins. With WVU opening against Penn State and Wesleyan facing Waynesburg, the outlook emphasizes depth, injuries, and early tests as the season unfolds across the state.
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West Virginia
West Virginia University
Watleyan College
Marshall College
Bethil College
Davis-Elkins College
Morgantown
Wesleyan
University of Pennsylvana
Philadelphia
Wayimesburg College
Ington and Jefferson
Pennsylvania
Washington and Lee Waynesburg
Bethany
Catholic University
Wesgyan
Pennsylvania State
Carlisle Indians
Marietta College
Washington and Jefferson
Stansbury
Kellison
Shumaker
American Jockey Dominates Hoppegarten Summer Meet in Berlin
Archibald leads with seventeen firsts in forty eight races at Hoppegarten Berlin. Rastenberger, with Weinberg stables, takes second aboard for a furlough ridden fifteen winners. Pineschke trails with seven wins as German riders lag behind. Anti American sentiment noted as absent in the racing events and Fred Taral, veteran American trainer, is highlighted.
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Archibald
Hoppegarten
Berlin
Pineschke
Yale Players Still Dominant as Coaches Across Colleges
A survey of colleges shows Yale leads in former players now coaching football, with Princeton Dartmouth Pennsylvania Lafayette and Syracuse also well represented. Harvard and Cornell alumni appear less active in coaching. Western schools Chicago and Michigan top the list for coaching ex-players, with Minnesota Wisconsin Notre Dame and Illinois also present. An unrelated note mentions three monkeys in the Earl of Linster's coat of arms tied to a 1316 legend.
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Yale
New Haven University
Princeton
Dartmouth
Pennsylvania
Lafayette
Syracuse
Harvard
Cornell
Chicago
Michigan
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Notre Dame
Illinois
Earl of Linster
Joh
Thomas Fitzgerald
Fleming Takes Charge at Wesleyan Buckhannon
Dr. Wallace B Fleming arrives to lead West Virginia Wesleyan College as the twenty sixth annual session opens with a large enrollment expected. New department heads include Z F Haught in Education and Mae Neptune in English, while the music school retains Eldredge and Witt Mayer with additions.
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DR. Fleming
Wesleyan
Buckhannon
West Virginia Wesleyan ‘College
Wallace B. Fleming
Drew Theological Institute
Fleming
Jott
Shreve
Stauffer
Department of Education
Z. F. Haught
T Ie Old West’ Virginia
West Virginia University
Columbia University
Haught
Columbia Adversl
University of Chicago
Staysters
Mae Neptune
Grafton High School
Miss Neptune
Ohio Wesley
Mies Neptune
Ning
School of Music
Hugh J. Eldredge
Dresch_ter
Kirkendall
Godoweki
Oberlin
Rose Witt Mayer
Lakota Wesleyan
Ankton
Oberlin Observatories
Bernice Craig
Deacon University
Sherwood
New England
Pipil
Motta
Mea ‘Wittmayer
Mise Jean Laing
Colorado
American ‘Conservatories
Herbert Butler
FS Pegg
Music
Ite
DETROIT WESTERN YOUTH GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP REPORT
West youth Annociars PmEbe emerges as a top amateur golf contender from Hinsdale Club ICORM. He defeats John Anderson of Siwanay Oliit in a 36 hole national semifinal, driving and outplaying to go five up after four holes. Britain yields fossil hippo remains more numerous than any found to date.
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Atleti
Salis
Gerdes
Hinsdale Club
ICORM
Hey
John Anderson
Siwanay
Oliit
Vernon
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Leading Tailors
Masonic Bldg
W, VA
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Plattsburg Camp
Dudley
Iside
Acaponies
Dudley Hield
Maione
Port of New York
O'Gorman
Hoppegarten Berlin
Walker Coburn
Walter
Coburn
Ralph Craig
Alvah Meyer
Ireland
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Willys-Averiana Company
Oredo
Ohio
Willys-Knight Automobiles
London Postogion
America
Britain
Frank Reda
Irwin Building
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