Welch High overwhelms Bluefield College junior varsity 8–0
Welch High School Big Red defeated Bluefield College junior varsity 8 to 0 in a double bill at the fair grounds. Walker led the Welch attack with a first period touchdown and a later safety sealed the win as Bluefield, hampered by penalties and poor judgment, failed to score. Jesse Baldwin and the Bluefield defense stood out amid a welch forward pass display and strong line play coached by Eddy.
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Welch High School
Fairgrounds
Bluefield College
Walker
McDowell County
Eichert
Offa
Eddy
Pittsburg
Bluefield
Jesse
Baldwin
Blosser
Williamson
Welch
Pitt
K Sanders
Inesman
Spangler
Richlands highs tops Tazewell 31 to 19 in opener
Richlands High School opens the season with a 31 to 19 victory over Tazewell. Buskell scores 15 and Gilmore 13 as Richlands shows strong teamwork and promising form for the year.
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Richlands High
Tazewell
Richlands High School
Tazewellites
Buskell
Gilmore
Richlands
Richlands Pos. Tazewell Vw. Gilmore
Biissescocrocese Kiser C. Gilmore
Miscambesoosia Peery Joy Ce
Buston Buskell
Burface Harris
Sriencesrence Johnson
Gummery
Williame
Joyce
Lowry
C. Gilmore
Gimore
Kiser
Buston
Urface
Johnson
Richands
M. Gilmore
Peery
Surace
Richdands
Taze- Tims
Cree
Lynch
Senelado and Primrose Repeat Havre De Grace Finish
Senalado led a nine-horse Potomac Handicap field to win at Havre De Grace with Primrose four lengths behind in second. Big Blaze, from Glen Riddle Farm, finished third as the race repeated last Saturday’s results. Owners T. Wilson Jr and W. J. Salmon retained the top finishes.
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Havre de Grace
Senalado
Primrose
T. Wilson, Jr
W. J. Salmon
Glen Riddle Farm
Big Blaze
Roger Peckinpaugh Set for World Series Return
Washington shortstop Roy Peckinpaugh will participate in the World Series despite a slight ankle sprain from fielding practice. An x-ray showed no fracture and he will start the opening game wearing a steel-braced shoe for support.
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Washington
Oct
Roy Peckinpaugh
Boston
Peckinpaugh
Official Liar Handles World Series Ticket Mess
In Washington a fourteen year old boy serves as the official liar for the World Series, directing ticket seekers to congressmen or out. Scalpers offer sets of two for about 126 dollars for three games, with box seats commanding higher prices. President Coolidge to throw the first ball amid a flutter of sales and eager buyers.
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Washington
Washington Baseball Club
The
Inquirer
President Coolidge
Coolidge
Roanoke College Easily Defeats Randolph-Macon 30 to 0
Roanoke College handily defeated Randolph-Macon 30 to 0 on College Field Salem. Hunk Hurt and Bissinger each scored two touchdowns with Hurt adding a third quarter field goal. Hart made three extra points as Roanoke dominated the game with strong line play and frequent substitutions.
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Salem
Roanoke College
Randolph-Macon
College Field
Maroons
Hurt
Victors
Bissinger
Roanoke
Hart
Pinkey” Sprahan
Randolph Macon
Johnny Miller
Mountaineers edge Davis and Elkins 7 to 0 in home tilt
West Virginia University wins by a lone touchdown over Davis and Elkins College in Morgantown. Barnum scored the decisive run as Mountaineers rely on straight football and multiple substitutes to seal the victory in the first meeting in a decade.
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Morgantown
W. Va
Westginia University
Davis
E Elkins College
Rodgers
Mountaineers
Elkins
Scarlet Hurricane
Jane
Elkins To the Battle Ground
Barnum
Lert
Vaurrin
Mahan
Toue
McHoenry
Promoters of Dempsey Exhibition Lost Money
Rain and threats kept fans away at Armco Park Ashland Kentucky as Jack Dempsey heavyweight champion appeared in an exhibition bout Promoters reportedly lost several thousand dollars Attendance was about 1500 Dempsey sparred two rounds with Jimmy Perdue two with Marty Cutler and two with Nick Newman Perdue nearly earned a knockout before loss of nerves Dempsey left for Los Angeles afterward
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Huntington
W. Va
Armco Park
Ashland
Jack Dempsey
Jimmy Perdue
Marty Cutler
Nick Newman
Dempsey
Perdue
Los Angeles
Divorces Same Husband Twice in Eight Years
Fitchburg Massachusetts October 3 1923 Mrs Edith E Bartholomew of Loomin ater is granted a divorce from Carl E Bartholomew of Providence Rhode Island in Probate Court on desertion charge with custody of their 15 year old son Curtis Judge Harry Atwood states the couple first married in 1909 separated then remarried in 1918 and again separated January 17 1922 with Carl not seen since.
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Fitchburg
Mass
Edith E. Bartholomew
Loominater
Carl E. Bartholomew
Providence
Bartholomew
Curtis
Harry Atwood
Sterling
Springfield
Leominster
Carl
Roanoke Defeats Roanoke College Despite Strong Defense
Roanoke held off Roanoke College as the Maroon defense stifled the Yellow Jackets. Key plays included Arnold recovering a fumble on the Roanoke forty seven and Fraley intercepting a pass to set up a Roanoke advance. Final scoring came from Bis singer twice and aye twice with Hurt adding a place kick.
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Yellow Jackets
Methodists
Arnold
Maroon
Fraley
Roanoke
College football results list with numerous scores and teams
A long compilation of football scores from colleges and high schools listing teams such as Colonie, Swarthmore, Hiram, Newark, Conn Aggies, Wabash, Purdue, Colgate, Rochester, Ohio State, Navy, Yale, Dartmouth, Army, Notre Dame, Indiana, Duke, North Carolina, Georgetown, Kentucky, and many others. Includes multiple regional and university names, with a dense roster of final scores like 60 to 0, 69 to 0, 21 to 0, and 31 to 7 among others, reflecting a broad weekend results digest.
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Sepagagne
Colonie
Swarthmore
Hae Hanna
Nashinaton
T. Oe
Tonaventure O
Lagara
Senate Es Exian
Juan Juanita
Ohn Carroll
Quantico
Relian Hiram
Newark
Aggies
Conn
Wabash
Purdue
A State
Franiuin
Mar- Colgate
Clarkson
Hamilton
Rochester
Coater
Ina and
Jefferson
Marietton
Amherst
Navy
William and
da Sucy
State
Duke
North Carolina
Army
Detroit
M. Ate Phen‘s
Batening
Gea
St. John’s
Bater
Northwestern
South Dakota
Western Maine
Ric
Gettysburg
Lehigh
Notre Dame
Lombard
Indiana
Indiana Normal
Mount Union
Heidelburg
Wittenberg
Denison
Miami
Georgetown
Muskingum
Capitol
Washington and Lee
Furman
Wake
Mason
Beloit
Creigton
Northern Aggies
Monmouth
Vanderbilt
Henderson
Virginia Miliary
Meres
Orgie
Tulane
Mercer
Roanoke
Randolph-Macon
Tenn
Medical
King
New Hampshire
Lorwichh
Brown
Col
Georgetown Uni
Mount St. Mary’s Ce
Citadel
Rollins
South Carolina
Uni. of Richmond
Lanchburg
Ace
Miltenn
Je Ae
Clemenn
Provinence ‘College
New York Aggies
Springwald
Cooper Union
Louisana
Southwestern
Kansas Aggies
Oklahoma
Yasiones State
Montana State University Uni. of Washington
North Carolina State
Vv. P
Hampton -Sidney
Mt. St. Mary's
Chicago
Kentucky
Furmans Purple Hurricanes Down Generals 20 to 15 in Lynchburg
Furman defeated the Generals 20 to 15 on Wilson Field after a slow start by Furman. The Purples rallied with two third quarter touchdowns and a late score while Generals mistakes and poor handling costing key moments. The half ended 15-0 Generals with Furman scoring a safety early.
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Lexington
Spectral
Furman
Purple Hurricane
Generals
Wilson Field
Purples
Furmans
Furman Ee
Smith
Perry Thomas
Harrell Pipkin
Orr
Burns
McGee
Leny
Duncan
Washington
Lee
Davis
Dawson
Howe
Ilson
Barclay
Harrell
McVey
Thomas
Pipkins
4Lass
Lelg
Sampson
Stalbans
Arnold
Virginia
Hamill Breaks Tie With 40 Yard Run In Bethany Victory
Bethany fullback Hamill raced 40 yards to break a fourth quarter tie and score both touchdowns as Bethany defeated Duquesne 14 to 7 in Bethany West Virginia. Sculley scored Duquesne’s touchdown but Bethany’s defense and running game dominated.
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Hamill
Bethany
W. Va
Bethany-Duquesne University
Sculley
Duke
Duquesne
Matewan High Defeats Chattaroy 12 0 In Gridiron Showdown
Matewan High School beat Chattaroy High 12 to 0 yesterday at Matewan. Starr starred in the backfield while Maynard and Shannon powered the line, giving Matewan the edge with brisk runs and sharp passes.
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Matewan High School
Chattaroy High
Matewan
Starr
Maynard
Shannon
Davidson Upsets Wake Forest In 7 7 Tie
Davidson college battles Wake Forest to a 7 7 tie in Charlotte as the plucky Wildcats rally from a 7 0 deficit. Greason and Wells score for Wake Forest and role players provide the rest while both teams show disciplined play and no penalties.
Five Balloons Seek Detroit News Trophy
Five balloons left Ford airport at Dearborn in a light wind with a south easterly swing. The Sky Lark built and piloted by William C. Naylor of Detroit was first to ascend at five o clock. The remaining balloons followed at five minute intervals aiming toward Lake Erie and potentially Ohio and Pennsylvania.
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Detroit
Detroit News
Ford
Dearborn
Sky Lark
Wlliam C. Naylor
Lake Erie
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Lafayette Routs Pitt 20 to 9 In football clash
Lafayette College defeats the University of Pittsburgh 20 to 9 at Pittsburg. Lafayette’s Kirleski Millman Gebhardt and Ileski powered three touchdowns while Pitt’s Big Gustafson added three field goals from 27 23 and 26 yards. Officials Renner Sterrett Valet Geneva noted.
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Pittsburg
Fayette College
University of Pittsburg
Panther
Lafayette
Pitt
Andy Gustafson
Gustafson
Kirleski
Millman
Gebhardt
Ford
Ileski
Pitteburg
Yette E Yuteeers
Pieia
Aieveie
Kirleaki
Renner W. B. Sterrett
Geneva
Unos F E. Ees Pean
World Series 1925 Facts and Schedule Preview
Facts and figures for the 1925 World Series between the Washington Senators and Pittsburgh Pirates. Details cover dates October 7 to 13 at Forbes Field and Griffith Stadium with 40 000 and 38 000 capacities, ticket prices from 1 10 to 6 60, managers Harris and McKechnie, and revenue splits among leagues and players.
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New York
Washington
Pittsburgh
Forbesfield
Griffith Stadium
Forbes Field
Stanley Harris
William McKechnie
Division of Receipta
Grossa
Advisory Council
Rigler
McCormick
Moriarity
Owens
Russia fast coming to front as an oil nation
At the International Petroleum Exposition in Tulsa Russia pushes into the spotlight with a delayed exhibit, asserting rapid rise as an oil nation. Venezuela also attends with Senor Manuel Gonzales sending a representative as talks claim production will double in two years and rise sharply this year.
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Russia
Tulsa
Oklo
Kentucky
City Club
Venezeula
Senor
Manuel Gonzales
Triple Tie for Last Place in National League
The National League standings show Brooklyn Chicago and Philadelphia tied for sixth with 68 wins and 85 losses as the season ends. Each team has one game left to play and a final position tie is likely. The Braves clinched fifth by defeating Brooklyn.
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New York
Brooklyn
Chicago
Philadelphia
Braves
Robins
Pirates and Senators Vie In World Series Preview
With the World Series set to begin next Wednesday in Pittsburgh, the Pirates appear slight favorites over the Washington Senators. Injuries to Washington players and Johnson Coveleiski's pitching mix shape bets as fans await ticket demand and a likely six game set.
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New York
Major League Baseball
Pittsburgh
Washington
Pirates
Wall Street
Bluefield College Routs East Tennessee Teachers at Home
Bluefield College defeated East Tennessee Teachers College two touchdowns in each of the first two periods at the fairgrounds with Kenny kicking both goals. The Bluefield defense shut down Tennessee early as Boswell led the visiting squad while Swisher, Groseclose, and Kenny starred in the running game and on defense.
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Bluefield College
East Tennessee Teachers’ College
Fairgrounds
Sam Pmaweller
Kenny
McGregor
K. Smith
Jett
Swisher
Tennessee
Bluefield Boys
Bluefield
Boswell
Wood
Hutchinson
Carey
Collier
Tony Lotato
Little Blosser
Poanesges
Ose
Roswell
Oyun
Pe Hessee
Bluefeld
Lotito
Poco
Luefield
Cegr Kenny
Fumb
Jee
McGi
Tip Pont Pee
Oewank Ry
Broratilyanes Ts
Pot ‘Feoneanes
le Speier
Omphreys
Virginia Tech Triumphs Over Hampden-Sydney 13-3 in Thrilling Contest
Virginia Tech defeated Hampden Sydney 13 to 3 in Blacksburg. Alexander kicked a 30 yard drop goal in his first game as Tech builds a late rally in the second half while Barre and Bond ignite a ground assault to seal the victory.
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Virginia Tech
Hampton Sidney
Blacksburg
Hampden Sidney
Presbyterians
Alexander
Bernier
Tigers
Anderson
Gobblers
Tiger
Bond
Robinson
Barre
Fighting Tigers
Brinser
Palmer
Brines
Dudley
Jones
Moss
Elsbeck
Faulkner
Ernie Bond
Moran
Holly
Ray
Greene
Miles
Tech
Vv. PL
Jones Faulkner
Lyons
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Senelado
Roger Peckinpaugh
West Virginia
Davis and Elkins
Roanoke Pos
RH. Wilson
Eee L. Bi
Matthews Geleen
Ses
Anthony Givens
Logan Sesee
Owen Marsh
Butterworth Davies
Peeeseenes
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Cewsesecess Re Deltrich
Maar Arnold
Acceses
Lawie Halslip
Burt Ce
Jordan
Eik Say
Wheeling
Moundaville
Y Hridgeport
St. Clairaville
Union
eHnwood
Dillonvaie
Martin's Ferry
Arlinton
Tillsboro
Varwood High
Ai Follawsbee
Pan ¢ Ie
Washington Irving
Annington
Organtown
Oreen Huntington
Port
Button
Gai Welch
Hiuenerd Cottee
Renova
orris-Harvey College Reservon
Greenbrier
Abe Academy
Roanoke High
Camera
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East Livcape
Davidson
Wake Forest
Wakeforest
Greason
Ellerbe
Pluckey Wildcats
Wells
Laird
Wake Davidson
Pinkey
Vancees
McConnell
Clayton
Daniel
Sykes
Karleskint
Eller
L. Person
Stykes
Martin
Charies
Charlies
Davidson—Wells
Legette
McCombs de Ritchie
Baker
Arro- Bohannon
Harrison
KR. Bick
Nisbet
McCombsi
Baker Force
Panthers
Anture
Stanley Coveleskie
Rogers Peckinpaugh
Walter Johnson
Coveleiskie
Buccaneers
John A. Heydler
National League
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Hleydler
Associated Press
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Heydler
Alleghenies
East Tennessee
Emsweller
Humphreys
Isher
Groseclose
McGreagor
A . Swisher
Jet
Bluefiel
Braley
Ee Swisher
Ma U
Boswel
Phreys
Branser
Moss Bond
Techmen
Izard
Jumpire
Carrin
Moore
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