Huntington Footballers Hold New River State in Scoreless Tie
Huntington's independent eleven the Scesters battled New River State on the New River circuit in Montgomery and fought to a 0–0 tie in muddy conditions. Red Weaver and Tap Barberin anchored the defense while Frental carried heavy yardage for Huntington as New River showed strength but could not breach the line.
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Stuntington
New River State
Montgomery
Youmana
Ase
Scesters
Huntington
New River Collegions
Homer Martin
River
Boosters
Red” Weaver
Centre College
AEC
Boostecs
Baeberiin
BF Martin
Mudes
New HI
Beacon
Hic
Bencom
Entre Munnington
Pegs Hay
Bunk McWwilliame
New River
Hunuugeioe
Davis
Elkina
Rigerine
Wee
Smith
C. Keene
Bailey
Dug Frental
Martin
Marshall College
Mantington Tire
Sutherland Mowilliams
McNulty
C.keene
Wilkinson
Beace
Belley
Keebertin
Upd
Updyks
Ake Keene
Treea
Smith Tay Keen Carney
Pilel
Murray
Feith
Pudge
Canterbury
Hutchinson
Frental
Ansted Defeats Montgomery 6 0 in opener
Ansted high school opened its season with a 6 to 0 victory over Montgomery as Rule and Cramp repeatedly gained ground on a wet field. Montgomery’s best chance came on a third quarter pass and penalty, but Ansted’s defense held firm until the end with the ball near Montgomery’s ten yard line.
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Ansted
Lari High
Montgomers Hichneeresation
Mont- Romery
Smith
Montgomery
Coveleskie May Not Get In Game In World Series
Veteran pitcher Coveleskie may miss the game as back soreness resists treatment after days of care. Manager Harris eyed him to share pitching duties with Walter Johnson. if unavailable, Alex Ferguson, a new right-hander from the Yankees, would start in his place.
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Stanley Coveleskin
Washington, Ltd
Coveleskie
Harris
Walter Johnson
Armusei
Coveleakle
Alex Ferguson
Yankees
Record Number Of High Schools Take Grid Today
West Virginia grid coverage shows Morgantown, Clarksburg, Parkersburg and Charleston among many towns as teams prepare for weekend games. Surprises last week included Huntington, Buckhannon and Havington, with Morgantown seeking a strong start against Mannington while Welch, Richwood and Summersville chase upsets in southern districts.
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Morgantown
Mannington
Welch
Bluchlein
Colieze
Catlettsburg
Loran
St. John's Academy
Layis
Tarkone
Theirs
Alderson
Mount Tepe
Summersville
Boake
Richwood
Salton
Morris Marvey Iscaervex
Ceveda
Konova
Charleston
Frys Moundaville
Wheellig
Cadiz
Beiwood
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Triadetonia
Keyser
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Tinton
Gary
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Metle Drevin
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Weston
Portsmouth
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Mason County
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Miking
Malrview
Masontown
Parrington
Munnington
West Munureah
Martin
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Warwood Tugh
Wheeling
Follan
Warwood
Harrisville
Tam Clovis
St. Mary's
Cairo
Montgomery
Montgomery 1 A Ansted
Agaist Anderslay Academy
We Welch
Chattareau
Bluefield
Collee
Logan Hiich
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Cormier Mauingtainger
Doug Buiwers
Euces
Shuunt Howe
Point Pleasant
Parkersbore
New Martinsville
Marktown
Nuva
Woon Aunty
Parkershore
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Sps
Wetxel
Clarksturg
Fairmort Norman
Frombridgeport
Hintun
Crossword Puzzle Word Play and Clues Mixed
A scrambled OCR style puzzle item listing numerous cryptic clues and garbled phrases. It mentions prefixes, suffixes, dentistry, astronomy, body parts, and various wordplay hints, all forming a dense, unreadable cross word style prompt with multiple inconsistencies. The piece reads like a corrupted clue grid and instruction set for solving a word puzzle.
St Albans News Briefs Highlight Local Events
Local society notes list Mrs Le A Betty and others attending blending events and performances. Mrs. Tenmking and family plan a Saturday gathering. Parish activities at BL Marks Episcopal include a rectory reconnaissance and Four-H day events. Attendees from Huntington Charleston Northfork and Cleveland visit the area for community gatherings and visits with local residents.
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le A
Betty
Arelinn
OB. Durreth
Daaghter
Margarett
Alasuri
Thompson
Thyerecay
JVM
Sitanne
Price
Feck Leni
National Tassens umpire appoints by Heydler and misprints
Unclear OCR text reports national baseball umpires assigned by President Heydler for the world's hats, with names like Brubat Quissey and Charles Prtrmen, plus mentions Weston High and Glen other scattered details about athletic events, venues, and a convention for American Electric Railway Avanelation opening Monday.
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York
Qet
Onarty Ja
Rie
Barry McCormick
National Tassens
Heydler
Lwh
Johnsen
Agterent League
Hse
Bruvat Quissey
Charles
Dugan and Huggins Undergo Operations
Yankees third baseman resting at St Vincent's after surgery to remove a fragment from his knee. Miller Hugging Munger of the Yankees also recovering from minor operation. In Philadelphia, Cal O Keary managed the club. College results list Salem College 0 West Liberty 0 and Wesleyan 18 Broadus 0.
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New York
Shog Funn
Yanko
St. Vincent's
Miller
Munger
Yankees
Phiadelphia
Caleh Charlie O'Keary
College Fournar
Salem
Salem College
West Liberty
Buckhetton
Wesleyan
Broadus
Senator Bernid af Butenn visits district amid election bustle
Senator Bernid af Butenn arrives in the tench Be digtrlet for county event duties. The visit includes meetings with officials and a plan to discuss issues with local leaders, as well as attendance at hotels and public gatherings. A long list of attendees from multiple states accompanies the senator.
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Bbe
Chesipviatee Sd
Rulbwity
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Berrett
Sage
Harley
Filekionn
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Frank 13
Trotter
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Mays Kentown
Lie Tyent
Ameludud
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Dawgy
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Alember
AL Habinwen
Louis Ville
Ky.y
Mes
Ivan J.ely
Rayford
W. R Lilly
J. S. Smith
Logins
Jackson
A. Dutingsom
Mundngton
Ais
Ind
Wes
Harris Believes Washington Strengthens Reserves for Series
Washington’s manager argues the team is fortified beyond its regulars for the 1924 World Series with a deep squad of veterans and prospects. Key players include Peckinpaugh’s replacement options, Leibold, Berry, Myer, Anson, Morrison, and Rawlings among others, ready to fill gaps as injuries and form shift.
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Stanley Marris
Washington Senators
Washington
Jesup
Giants
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Taylor
Popiny
Roger Peckinpaugh
Seurt
Yankee
Joe Harris
Nemé Leibold
Bob Veoch
Tex Jeanes
Leibold
Spencer Adams
Piltehurich
Buddy Myer
Pulvarke
Rawlings
John
Uffy) Meltius
Grantham
Tenris
Randers
Frese Thompson
Denver
Seaso
Moore
Dre
Fluir Uriter
Arson Bigbee
Avifield
McKuchnie
Wkely
Johnny
Jughandle" Morrison
Tony Sheehan
Tyube Oldham
Plymouth Oil declares 50 cents per share dividend
The board of directors declared yesterday a 50 cent per share dividend on the common stock of Plymouth Oil Company. Record holders as of October 10 will have their books closed, with payment due October 15.
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Board of Directors of Oil Company
Plymouth Oil Company
Fittshares
Aturkholders
Twelve Cases Heard by Police Judge Yesterday
Twelve cases were before Judge B Bubbitt at municipal court yesterday. Most dealt with minor infractions of the law and city ordinances. The notable case involved a West Charleston man arrested September 17 on moonshine possession. he was fined 100 and sentenced to three months in jail after furnishing a $500 bond with Oia DB. Plaher as surety.
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B. Bubbitt
West Charleston
Gail
Oia DB
Plaher Us Surety. Ls
Marriage Licenses Issued By County Clerk Office
The county clerk James W. J. Poyle issued yesterday several marriage licenses. Earnest Woodmin age 28 wed Leone Wiest age 22, Thelma Shirley Stevens 44 married Alice Wood, Joseph S. White 25 joined Bvu Strick, Garreld Lipscomb 23 married Mary Culmis 26, Spdatland Cele 24 wed Mary Hudging Sa.
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James W. J. Poyle
Earnest Woodmin
Leone Wiest
Thelma I
Shirley Stevens
Alice Wood- May
Joseph S. White
Bvu Strick- Wn
Garreld Lipscomb
Mary Culmis
Spdatland Cele
Mary Hudging
Yale Faces Gaps as Veterans Depart for New Season
Yale coach Tad Tones outlines a rebuilding period with graduation reducing veteran ends and backs. Expected starters include Bunnell at quarterback, Cattle and Kane at running back, Bradley and Potts at ends, and Sturhahn moving to guard. A public hearing by the state railroad commission addressed Ray W. Smart's bus certificate between Charleston and Columbus.
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Itehana Bridfron
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Boneh Varsity
Hart
Hekhart
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Bunnell
Allen
Kline
Cutler
Bradley
Potts
Middlebury Sturhahn
Lovejoy
Root
Wartham
Joxs
Butterworth
Pennsylvania
Richards
BUS Rearing
State Read Commission
Queaterday
Ray W. Smart
Charleston
Columbus
Dykes Sets Mark in Mack Victory
Philadelphia defeated New York 10 to 9 as Jimmy Dykes homered and went five for five at the plate. Dykes hit a triple and another two base hit, with four off Braxton and one off Pennock. Baumgartner and Perkins aided Philadelphia’s rally as Baumgartner pitched well. Edison’s winter home is noted on the Gulf coast of Florida.
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New York
Jimmy Dykes
Slep
Ron
Braxton
Pennock
Haumwartner
Yankees
Braxton, Fennock and Bengought Baumgartner and Perkins
Edison
TuWlousnatehe River
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