Milligan Poised To Battle Bluefield In Scrimmage Duel
Wefield College hosts a hard scrimmage as Milligan and Bluefield prepare for the weekend clash. Coach notes strong backfield threat from Jett and McKregor. guards and ends compete for spots while Winter and Hatchison push for duties at tackle. The squad, coming off solid work and improved line play, plans a light session tonight before traveling Friday.
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Thefield College
Milligan
Bluefield
Imea
Dows
Pod
Hatchison
Ompson
Bean
Anthony
Acky Fork Union Center
Ters
Capid Collier
Groseclose
Carey
Jager
Aloye
Jett
Emeweller
McKregor
Thargainst Alderson
Eems
Kenney
Kermitmith
Oldie Lable
Olds World Record Series Endurance at Forbes Field
Pittsburg October 6 Associated Press Ralph Stillman a sixty five year old Saybrook Conn fan pictured waiting for a bleacher seat at Forbes Field in the World Series This marks his claimed record for enduring attendance at championship games since 1903 With 6000 general admission bleacher tickets to be sold the line had grown to 200 by tonight The first in line Ralph Arkle a longtime Pirates fan from Pittsburgh and Robert Kline of Denver noted for long distance travel also waited in the queue.
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Associated Press
Pittsburg
Forbes Field
Tow
Ralph PP. Stillman
Saybrook
Conn
Stillman
Connecticut
Ralph Arkle
Robert Kline
Denver
Vassar Senior Found Dead in Dorm Room
Miss Anna Frances Bailey twenty one year old senior at Vassar College was found hanging from a clothes press hook in her Main Building room. Daughter of Mr and Mrs Stephen A Bailey of Cleveland Ohio her death is believed a momentary insanity with a mother letter offering no clear reason. President Henry Noble MacCracken praised her poetry and literary promise.
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Anna Frances Bailey
Vassar College
Stephen A. Bailey
Cleveland
Ohio
Bailey
Cubs and White Sox Open City Series at White Sox Park
The Cubs and White Sox begin their seven game city series with game one at White Sox Park. Alexander, Cubs ace, is expected to face Ted Blankenship on the mound if weather allows.
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Chicago
Cubs
White Sox
Alexander
Ted Blankenship
Welch Masonic group names officers in card
Matron Mrs Adelia Oldham of Ripley leads the listing with Janet K Gay as associate matron in Bethany West Virginia. West Union and Mount Hope also mark officer titles with Orna Corder and Margaret Ward noted.
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Adelia Oldham
Ripley
Janet K Gay
Bethany
W. Va
Worthy
Orna Corder
West Union
Margaret Ward
Mount Hope
Anne
World Series Pitching Comparisons Stir Hopes For 1909 Pirates
The article weighs 1909 World Series pitching, praising Pirates led by Babe Adams and Johnny Morrison with strong curve balls and Ray Kremer fastball. It notes Emil Yde and Vic Aldridge, plus Meadors and Reuther in other clubs, comparing veteran hurlers and age impacting form.
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Adams
Babe
Detroit
Pittsburg
Johnny Morrison
Meadows
Vic Aldridge
Adams SF Mat “Tos * Es
Aldridge
Ray Kremer
Kremer
Pirate
Emil Yde
Reuther
Tom Zachary
Washington
Zachary
Alex Ferguson
Fred Marberry
Allen Russell
Wasiiaaion
Mitteburg
List of Masonic and allied lodge officers and members
A long string of names and titles from various West Virginia towns and cities appears, listing worthy matrons matrons grand wardens organists associate matron and other officers such as past grand patron and grand elector across communities including Ravenswood Grafton St Albans Wellsburg Williamson and Charleston. The document presents a roster of individuals linked to lodges and chapters without additional context or events.
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Tor
Laura Thompson
Ayandotte
Worthy
Julia Davis Chester
W. Va
Hazel
Bartley
Richwood
Frank EB. Thurm
Wheeling
Margaret Coulter
St. Albans
Fisher Huntington
Pakene Wa Gilmore
Sheetalatron
Maude Curry
Frank Kruntine
Triadelphia
Ohio
D. H. Gates
Charleston
Charleston, Pmron; Hannah M. Miller
Cleston
Hktta M. Barnes
Middlebourne
Cora M. Savage
Essie
Bycott
R. H. Miller
Gauley Bridge
K. Martin
Parkersburg
Marie Sobanski
Wheefing
Minta Canning
Fairmont
Probable Batting Order For the Opening Game
Pittsburg lineup for tomorrow's opening game lists Moore Carey S Harris Cayler Geosiin Barn Kdndge Wright Blnewe Trayfier Harris Grantham Peckinpaugh Smith Ruel Meadow Johnson pitching staff includes Meadow Johnson. Wapmest is at plate Rigler at first base Morararty at second McCormick at third Owens on mound.
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Pitts
Pittsburg
Washington Moore
Carey
S. Harris
Cayler
Geosiin
Barn
Rigler
Morararty
McCormick
Owens
West Virginia Masonic Order Officials Listing
A roster of grand conductresses grand secretaries grand matrons and officers from towns including Wheeling Charleston Galax Pikeville Elkins Buffalo Cottageville and Elkhorn. Names and postings such as Anna Hoff Rose Charnock Kate Gates Maude Curtis Virginia ie Una Tabor Hallie Payne Nellie Price Otte Paterson W Eubank E Evans and others appear with titles and locations.
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Anna 8. Hoff
Middlebourne
Rose F. Charnock
Wheeling
Anna Motter
Grafton
Kate G Gates
Charleston
Adah
Jane Blankenship
Thacker
Dora Mounts
Ruth Welsh
Galax
Roberta G Auxier
Pikeville
Stella © Spinks
Worthy
Mount Hope
E. H. Evans
Hedgesville
O. C. Stewart
Worthy Tron
Margaret Reyburn
Vivian
Virginia Reyburn
Anna Osborne
Griffithsville
Louise Williams
Buffalo
Ohio
Chas S. Thomas
Elkhorn
Edward Lyons
Emmy Lyons
Ellen M. Karr
Katherine Slaughter
Cottageville
Charlotte Seibert
Katherine Polley
W. Va
Gas Ignited by Arc Connection in No 2 Mine Accident
Testimony from state mine inspectors praised company safety and said coal cutters were careful, resolving questions about the fatal explosion at No 2 mine. Work to resume in most sections today, with full safety confirmed except in the main south area. A separate note from Bella Vista reports three sheep in a traveling pasture, their wool sprouting grass due to rains and warmth.
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No. 2
Thomas Stockdale
William D. Lee
Hylton
Mr. Hylton
Lambie
Bella Vista
Calif
Backfield Talent Runs Through East and West Colleges
Billy Evans surveys 1926 college backfield stars with Grange and Freidman among the leading backs. East and West regions show deep talent including Pease Harvard Krebs Kreuz and Terrill. Washington and Ferguson spark pennant runs with Coveleskie Reuther and Peckinpaugh praised as top players.
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Koppisch
Pond
Columbia
George Pease
Pease
Miller
Cheek
Harvard
Kreuz
Penn
Terrill
Rutgers
Reese
Washington and
Jefferson
Cluss
Football heads debate huddle system and hammock use
Report notes some fans argue the huddle is wrong while others praise it in a hammock setting. Another item mentions a move to halt the Dempsey Wills fight with promoters claiming three or four issues remain. A grandfatherly error is cited after a boy asks what a snapper back is.
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Firesimmons
Retirement Reflected in Odd Cashier Incident
In a furtive room, a man answers Your ma and recalls retirement from the butter and ene business. He was busted stealing from a cash register and shown out. Rabe Ruth reportedly ends barnstorming after a highly successful season.
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Mr. O'Goofty
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