Cardinals and Athletics set for pivotal World Series game at Sportsman’s Park
St Louis manager Charles Street with Wild Bill Hallahan on the mound faces Connie Mack’s Philadelphia Athletics in a decisive game opening at Sportsman’s Park. Hallahan to oppose Grove or Shores with Mancuso replaced by Wilson behind the plate as the crowd swells for a 1:30 p.m. CST start.
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Howard College Rolls Past Jacksonville in 20–0 Win
Howard College Bulldogs built a 20 to 0 victory over Jacksonville State Teachers College in Anniston. Sophomore backs Ed Sweeney and Pete Estes scored in each of the final three quarters as Howard added three long TD drives. A strong passing game and broad substitution helped seal the win for coach McLane.
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Brains Tourney Champion Mira Perkins Shines In Golf
Iowa City high school sophomore Mira Perkins, 14, won the state Brains tournament for English proficiency and later claimed two golf tourney wins. She set a feminine 38 at a Michigan course and carded a four under par at Town City University course, noted by coach Bob McMillin.
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Louisiana College Wildcats Meet Mexico Weighs In South Football
In Pineville Louisiana College hosts the University of Mexico in the first southbound football clash since the sport’s regional start. Mexico’s 18 pound line and fast backs faced Louisiana College’s lighter forward wall, while L I A A. A. players lacked eight 1929 regulars but showed partial progress. Attendance was expected between 5 909 and 19 999.
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1950 Football Charge Dominates South Sports Outlook
Atlanta witnesses a bustling Southern college gridiron scene as North Carolina, Georgia Tech, and Kentucky loom for conference glory. Wake Forest pits Carolina in a rebound bid while Kentucky faces Sewanee under lights in Lexington. several other showdowns unfold across the region.
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History repeats in Dothan Montgomery tilt
Young Junior High Tiger Cubs were held to a 0 to 0 tie by Montgomery Junior in the Wiregrass stadium. The clash mirrored last year’s scoreless draw with Capital City, as both teams battled to cross the goal line and ended without a score.
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Mississippi Bank Fails To Open
Magn?lia bank doors posted that Citizens Savings Bank of Magnalia closed due to affairs turned over to the State Banking Department. Officers F C Andrews president A T Leggett vice president B C Weeks cashier. losses totaled 374000 with cotton prices and crop conditions blamed by J Love, state bank superintendent.
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Funeral service for Edward Hinton of Bonifay
Edward Hinton 69 of Bonifay Florida died Thursday afternoon at a Inca hospital. A funeral service will be held this afternoon at the Bonifay First Baptist Church with Rev. Thomlin officiating. Burial will be in Bonifay Cemetery. He is survived by his wife Mrs. Mattie Hindan of Bonifay and two sisters and a brother. Henston Funeral Company is in charge of arrangements.
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Weekly Cotton Statistics from Liverpool Show American Share
Weekly cotton statistics report from Liverpool on Oct 3 notes imports totaling 31,000 bales with 23,000 American bales. American stocks reach 257,000, forwarded 37,000, exports 30,000, with American oil sales at 12,000.
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