Local High School Opens Football Season Against Oak Hill
Charleston ready for the opener at Laidley field this afternoon at 2:30 p m with a 20 man Oak Hill squad arriving by auto by 10:30 a m and about 100 rooters. Coaches Gorman and Rezонico announce lineups and a large local squad in uniform for the first class contest.
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Yankees Take Fifth Game From Browns
New York won their fifth straight by beating St. Louis 4 to 2. Home runs by Meusel and Ruth highlighted the New York triumph, Meusel's 29th of the year came in the seventh with Koenig on base while Ruth's home run followed in the seventh inning.
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High School Football Kickoff Delayed By Wet Grounds
In Williamsport on September 1 the second game of the playoff series between Williamsport and York was postponed due to wet grounds. Earlier in Chicago a major league note cited Mestanus of Browne hitting his 13th four bagger, breaking a Yankees pitching record. meanwhile a Lailey game recap mentions Garred and Co. in season opener context.
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Pirates Beat Boston 9 7 In Slugfest At Pittsburgh
Pirates, leading the league, pounded Boston pitchers for 18 hits and won 9 to 7. A benches clash saw Smith and Moran ejected after Felix of Boston collided at home plate. Forte Barth struggled on the mound as the game featured multiple hits including a double and a triple.
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Smith to Start Inv M L Opener
Lexington, Sept 18. After scrimmages the Cadets name Smith and Barkley on the flanks with Wulp and Smith at tackles for the opener versus Ford. Captain Caldwell and Windy White are set at quarterback and fullback, while center candidates Kelly, Preston, and Mandy vie for the pivot. Backfield contenders Dutch Delirich Harmeting and Olle Froerer join Wills as possible halfbacks in a hot battle for the start.
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Dazzzy Vance Reverses Form in St Louis Loss to Brooklyn
Sept 18 Danry Vance, who pitched a no hitter last Sunday, faltered in the eighth inning as St. Louis defeated Brooklyn 5 to 1. He struck out nine, homered, and then weakened allowing bases on balls and safe hits, fueling a Cardinals rally sparked by Hornsby with a single and double. Final line: Brooklyn 5, St. Louis 1.
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Mountaineers Camp Opens Preseason Camp At Jacksons Mill
West Virginia University football candidates gather at Jacksons Mill for preseason training. Captains and freshmen prepare to depart after workouts with varsity, while officials plan scrimmages and photo sessions. Fans await updates on roster, practice schedule, and the upcoming game against Rutgers in Morgantown.
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New York Bunches Hits Against Cubs in Win
New York hitters bunched three innings of runs to beat the Cubs 8 to 3. Kuenn and Gonzales led with multiple hits while Barn kept the Cubs from building rallies. Pittenger collected four hits in as many at bats as Chicago struggled.
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Birmingham and New Orleans Top Famous Southern Association Scoreline
In a Southern Association tally Birmingham beats Atlanta 7 to 6 while New Orleans posts a 7 to 0 margin. Nashville trails 2 to 2 with Chittanonga as listings show Mobile 6 and Memphig a partial entry.
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Washington Triumphs Over Chicago 10-5 In Openers
Washington hitters collected 17 hits to beat Chicago 10 to 5 in the season opener. Rice and Harris each had four hits, Ferguson struck out six but was relieved by Marberry in the ninth. Thurston led Washington with strong contact as the Nationals seized the early lead and never trailed.
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Athletics Take Two From Detroit in Scrap
Philadelphia Athletics swept a doubleheader at Detroit to win 4-2 and 7-2. Baumgartner pitched well in the opener while Rip Coline excelled in the second game. AL Simmons starred with seven hits in the two games, including two triples and a double. Detroit tallied in bursts but fell short in both contests at Detroit.
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Philadelphia Wins Second Of Series From Cincinnati
Philadelphia opened the series with a 5 to 1 win over Cincinnati as Willoughby allowed eight hits. Donahue was hit repeatedly by Philadelphia’s bats in the third and eighth innings, while Cincinnati struggled to mount offense.
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