Mountaineers Open Season at Allegheny Today
West Virginia University launches its 33rd football season in Erie Pennsylvania facing Allegheny College at West Municipal stadium. A strong crowd expected with 14 000 seats nearly sold as the Mountaineers parade a 27 player squad under head coach K B Rodgers.
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1825 World Series rivals Rine and Cuyler clash in preview
The forthcoming series pits Washing ton’s Rine against Pittsbmigt’s Coyler as top right fielders and hitters, with Miller of the Athletics also noted. The piece highlights pitching staffs led by Christy Mathewson and Cy Venne, the Mountaineer and Meadville connections, and a planned Erie's game setup as Mountaineers prep for a close, competitive season opener.
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Washington Senators Win Pennant in American League
President wired congratulations to President Clark Griffith and Manager Bucky Harris of the Washington Senators after clinching the pennant in the junior circuit. He praised the team for the splendid manner of victory and wished them success in the World Series.
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Boxing Regulation Planned in Ohio Seeks Central Commission
New York reporting on September 25 notes Cleveland promoter Mitt Hinkel told a New York State Athletic Commission meeting that Ohio aims to enact sweeping boxing reform. He advocates a centralized, powerful state commission similar to New York to unify and simplify ring rules under the Walker law.
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Pay receeps by Vilietarsn Neve Vk oy inelagen Si Vaenhs Verney Hoston st show a recent transaction with adjusted amounts and updated terms. Local records indicate payments processed through AW henge on a noted date.
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Walter Hagen Wins Over Harry Cooper
Walter Hagen defeated Harry Cooper in a professional match at Dalles Trias, forcing a tense battle as Hagen sought to deprive the champion of the only major title. The result set up a future face‑off with Bir Mernony Chi, who beat Morte Dutra to advance in the circuit.
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West Virginia VU Game Attracts 20000 Expected Crowd
The article notes an anticipated attendance near 20,000 for the West Virginia game at Erie Stadium. It mentions Oliver and Tommy Davies of Tit and Katr Rodgers of West Virginia as noted players and coaches. The venue, Erie Stadium, was completed late last season with seating for standing room only and a crowd between 2,200 and 3,000 expected for standing room.
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Dundee Claim Lacks Official Sanction
New York State athletic commission rejects Dundee’s bid to defend the featherweight title at 124 pounds. Louis Kaplan holder and former champion’s camp disputes Dundee’s claim, with possible rematch plans against Rube Herman at the Polo Grounds. Dundee to be notified to drop the claim or file a challenge for official recognition.
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High School Football Scores From West Virginia Sept 2008
Special to The Garnttel Pan Virginia reports Lae Views Vere crushed 42 to 0 as Oak Hib and others contributed points. Princeton High faced a strong Vinton team, edging ahead in the first half with a 9 yard run, and standout linemen Isardette and Culea among the best performers for Hinton.
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Prominent travelers listed among recent hotel guests
A dated list names many individuals registered at Kanawha hotels yesterday including Cuney Lee Lowport Mead Bienards and Wiens, with further mentions of Webster New York and multiple cities. The column compiles a long roster of guests, likely from social or business circuits, reflecting a bustling arrival pattern at local inns.
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Beckley Democrats Elect Officials At County Convention
The Beckley Democratic convention nominated candidates for mayor and recorder with Heath Harrold McGinnis named as mayoral candidate after votes were tallied. Nominees for recorder included Barry Angersyt Vic Martin Laelan Davis and Te Smith among others. Several defeated candidates were listed and party officers appointed, including T WaTTas as chairman and Sandsworth Jr as secretary.
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New Traffic Regulation Trial Introduces Mushroom Regulators
A new traffic regulation trial deploys mushroom regulators at major intersections to guide vehicles. The regulators feature sharp spikes to grip asphalt and deter wear, with plans to extend installation if successful. City officials say the devices are inexpensive and effective, aiming to improve safety and smooth flow in urban streets.
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Moscow Applauds Hebrew Plays in Soviet Tour
Soviet audience in Moscow applauded Hebrew language plays as a touring company prepared for an extended Europe and America trek. Performances included Hadibuk and Golen, with actors from two to Corr Hues a weeks, amid a mixed reception from domestic audiences.
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Tara Lookout and the Pine Tree Fire Watch
A fragment describes Tara Lookout once serving Indians and a pine tree nearly 200 feet tall near Lake Arrowhead. It mentions rangers, forest service aids, and wildfire monitoring duties with references to named locations and figures in a bygone era.
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Mrs McKinney Heads Music Division in Rally Plans
Mrs Mort McKinney elected assistant chairwoman in the music division at a special meeting at Miss Thuth Sparkes home in Delaware avenue Mex. Charles A Nasend chairs the division. Plans announce two German operas two Italian and two French operas for the year. A reception followed. News notes include church events and readings across several local congregations with programs and choir performances.
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