Old Feud Renewed As Washington and Lee Visit West Virginia
Morgantown readers learn of the long rivaled gridiron clash between Washington and Lee University Generals and West Virginia University Mountaineers set for Charleston at Laidley Stadium. The piece recalls historic meetings, notable games, and current team form with tickets listed for sale and a rain-displaced auto race postponed to Monday at Laurel Speedway.
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Morgantown
Virginia
West Virginia
Washington and Lee University
West Virginia University
Charleston
W. Va
Laidley Stadium
Wee Wy
Cam Cay
Washington and Lee
Mountain State
Generals
University of Virginia
Asa
Mountaineers
Todo
Sol" Metager
Hend
West Vfinia
Mountaineer
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West Hina
Washington
Gee
Vance
West
Pittsburgh
Mowati
Jhnny Beart
Humislite
Tre Rodgers
Cay
Tain
Pitt
Thomas
Lawes
Tilson
Muit
Stemmons
Dawson
Budnick
Kina van Horne
Rauber
Talmer
Wisen
Steyling Weat
DeHaris
Southern West Virgin
Laurel Speedway
Yale Overwhelms Brown in High-Scoring Tilt
Yale defeated Brown with a 2019 7 score in a fast paced game. Brown’s offense faltered as Yale built an early lead and maintained it through sustained pressure. Brown rallied late but fell short as Yale dominated with strong defense and clutch baskets.
Local Dogs Sweep Prizes At Point Pleasant Field Trials
Charest dog owners lead the field with multiple cups in Point Pleasant events. Derby winner Graystone Jacened ty Meroheim Littlepise. second Llewellyn. test prizeStheliffe Bans. Red Speed Ben, Charkahoren Lad and Lexington dieni ed to others. Charleston attendees listed among participants.
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Charest
Point Pleasant
Derby
Graystone
Point Plésaqnt
Lexington
Jack Diamond
Amens
Charleston
Holmes Morten
Remy Littlenage
Petty Posten
W. Hart
Curtis R. Dawley
Curt Dawley
Watt Powell
Jachum Watts
I. E. Dulusa
Indiana Beats Miami Ohio 88 to 7 in Blowout
Indiana University routed Miami University of Ohio 88 to 7 in a dominant offensive display. The Illini-like surge left Miami scoreless, continuing Indiana's strong scoring run this season.
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Blomming
Ohio
Indiana University
Miami University of Ohio
University Grid Classic Preview Faces Unclear Lineups
Fragmented OCR listing players and teams with many garbled names. It references a Saturday event labeled University Grid Classic with numerous individuals and institutions, but details are too jumbled to confirm matchups or outcomes.
Local High School Grid Effort Highlighted in Spiky Column
The spoof column recalls the Huntington and Wheeling grid clash with a 14 to 7 score and praises northern West Virginia teams. It names players, coaches, and schools like Parkersburg and Charleston while joking about headlines and in-stadium antics.
Institute and Howard End In Scoreless Tie
Two football clubs Institute and Howard battled to a 0–0 tie as neither side could convert threats. Howard controlled early drives while Institute’s defense stiffened in the middle and late periods, delivering a gritty stalemate at the field.
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Institute
Howard
Seera
Eieddy
Betty University
Washington
Waltle
Theraeus
Iaatines
Jude
Daslitane
Berniuse Woward
Ubun
Danpartigh
Tapsihiy
Herdert
Tivernin
Gymre
Styyerd
Wisrussidg
Walter Barnes
Mendier el Lie
Mredtiden
Didi W. Wavis
Blale
Panhandle
Gepress
Howard Scaren
Bie
Wilf
Towsrd
Oman
St. Neveral Critici Sligex
Abe Rowling
Cordie
Nelson
Galtars
Yetlow Wheels
Jie Pyson
Wyerd
Mire
Pauieh Nauk
Barry
Fins Nate
Penge
Aliyaea
Tysettine
Peter
Forte
Jarun Attemaplins
Jase
Trvin
Concord Triumph in Elon Contest Amid Erratic Play
The Concord team won a tangled game against Elon with Wister scoring for Concord and Arustiomabhis Giver contributing. The match featured chaotic sequences and uncertain calls as Wisler and others maneuvered around the defense, while The Ban rsven showed late pressure but Concord held firm.
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Bromley
Jeg
Aibens
North Carolina
Wisler
Gyerda
Arneiles
Deeming Outwades Handicap Rivals In City Feature
A garbled report shows Deeming dominating a local handicap race with rivals, jockeys, and unnamed connections failing to challenge. The text mentions Peters, Hatto, and Tysons substitutions and indicates a featured event at a city track with multiple field changes and substitutions throughout.
Marshall Fails on Transylvania in Muddy Tie
Marshall outplayed Transylvania for most of the game but could not score as both teams fought through a muddy field. The match ended scoreless with Marshall pressuring in the final minutes, while officials and players struggled to stay recognizable.
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Weeny Mike the Beavers
Nfat
Top Mountain
Huntington
Marshall Land
Translvania Colleges
Marshall
T P
Jincal
Eastern backs loom large in all star race
The article surveys backfield talent across regions, noting eastern contenders from Penn State, Navy, Brown, Dartmouth, and Columbia as potential all American backs. It highlights candidates like Kreue, Me nlphh, Goodes, Kopisch, and Tryon, while acknowledging Harvard Princeton options lag. The piece predicts an unsettled race with progress possible by November.
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Davis
Wal
New York
JJ Thorpe
Radio Mahan
Brickley
Charley Aeroft
Kaanit
Glenn Killmery
Pes
Kopplech
Flolumbia
Middle West
Grange
Four Horsemen of
Notre Dame
Wilett
Georgie Tech
California
Stamford
Kreue
Menlphh
Wilean
Heaid Kari
Hamature
Wisin
Wiper
Penn State
Bine
Navy
Ls Keefer
Brown
Oherlander
Dartmouth
Pease
Columbia
Koppisch
Gushitson
Pittebursh
Wyand
Paley
B Syrnese
Jamin Srhoe
Hame
Tryon
Colgate
Godethwardt
Lafayetty
Harvard
Aillinger
Man War Colts Win at Laurel in Rain Fortunes
Crusader and Maid at Arms triumphed in Maryland stake events at Laurel Park. Crusader, ridden by Albert Johnson, won the Manor Handicap for two year olds at a mile, beating Corvette. Maid at Arms won the Maryland Handicap over a mile and a quarter, also ridden by Johnson, in heavy rain and mud. Both winners are owned by Grey Saddle Farm Borah.
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Taurol
Meld At Arms
Crusader
Maid At Arms
Grey Saddle Farm
Borah
Albert Johnson
Corvette
Biondinhira
Marys Land
Johnson
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Onde
Indiana
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Tilnok
User
Rie Newis
Purles
Hale Bes Wey Lewis
Gentiem
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Aobrhaugh
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Ueizer
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Marrin
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Crow
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Cottrehi
Higgins
Okemara
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McCarne
Pitre How—Matrets
Meader
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Meilenex
Merrinan
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Percy
Murcia
Aw Wester
Currier Bert
Lewin
Dohaxens
Lew
Renal
Wilson
Spyglass
Heck
Atiahoy
Heyderek
Tally
Wall
Farlenton Iich School
TUANN
Wheeling
Alva
Charlesian
Parkersburg
Hugh
Stark
Reither
Bineke
Vener
Stratreey
Kemp Litthopage
Col
Tet Tluitepawe
Walt Bowell Sn Whhton
Paul Gresseup
Liddy Beary
Jack Kearny
Ned Chiilen
Gidime
Howe
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Charteston
Clendenin
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Dennis
Hunt
van Egnal
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Howard Thess
Aly
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Pemkvel
Waldiogs
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Metin Wisbet
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ELON
Louisville Downs
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Couto
Hodges
Transylvania
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Rogers
Penn
Wilson, Hewitt and Buell
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Princeton
Walsh
Laurel
Maid At
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Maryland
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