Davidson, Elon Clash Ends 20 to 6 in Home Opener
Davidson College Wildcats beat Elon 20 to 6 in a mid season style opener. Elon showed aerial threats with Williams passing to Waggoner and Parrish’s 35 yard catch. Davidson used a cross back misdirection for yardage and Fraley, McCall and Brohard scored touchdowns.
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Illini captain leads pursuit of third straight Big Ten title
A stocky Chicago youth Russell Crane captains the University of Illinois as it seeks a third straight Big Ten football crown under Coach Bob Zuppke. The Illini boast a full backfield of lettermen and open the season against Army in Memorial Stadium. In local play, Y.M.C.A. employed boys defeated Trinity Methodists 8 to 6 on the Thomas William and Field. Cooper pitched, with Hucks and Hughes contributing two-base hits. Lohr and Cooper also featured on the mound. The baseball world watches Connie Mack’s Athletics debate whether Lefty Grove or George Earnshaw should start the World Series opener against the Cubs.
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West Virginia Beats West Virginia Wesleyan in opener
West Virginia University opened with a varied attack that overpowered West Virginia Wesleyan. Bartiug scored both touchdowns for the Mountaineers and M. Glenn, captain and quarterback, added a field goal and a point after touchdown.
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Phones at Sea on Berengaria Facilitate Land Calls
The steamship Berengaria now features telephone booths and land communication facilities, making it as easy to dial wrong numbers at sea as on shore while voyaging between England and other nations.
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Phillies Win 9-6 Over Reds In Cincinnati
Phillies beat Cincinnati 9 to 6 as eight two-base hits pace the visitors to regain sole possession of sixth place. Final game of the series tomorrow with season series 11-10 Philadelphia.
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Pittsburgh Dominates Boston to Complete Series Sweep
Pittsburgh defeated Boston 4 to 0 to win the series final, making it three wins in five games. Brame contributed to the shutout as the Pirates closed out the matchup.
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Brooklyn Wins 3 0 as Clark Lowers Cards to Five Singles
Watson Clark held the St Louis Cardinals to five scattered singles as Brooklyn defeated the reigning league champions 3 to 0 in the first game of the series. Bressler and Picinich drive in the runs for Brooklyn while Hallahan takes the loss.
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Furman Victory in Night Contest Over Erskine, 19-6
Furman defeats Erskine 19 to 6 in Greenville in the first night football game played in South Carolina. A passing attack led by Parkinson Petty and Reid set up early scores, with Deery and Pipkins adding touchdowns as Furman holds off late Erskine pushes.
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School meals limit and child feeding guidance
The article asserts that restricting meals to three daily helps prevent overfeeding in school aged children. It emphasizes balance and practical limits for midday meals.
South Carolina Gamecocks Eye Fast, Deceptive 1929 Prospects
AP writes from Columbia as coach Billy Laval braces for a lighter yet quicker line and a fast backfield. Captain Julian Beall anchors the center, with Shand at tackle and a fleet backfield led by Crip Rhame. Laval predicts a deceptive, speedy squad despite losing several stars.
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Pacific Coast League Scores Tie Up Night
Sacramento 2 Portland 4. Hollywood 10 Los Angeles 7. Oakland 3 Seattle 2. Missions 13 San Francisco 9. Cross-town results highlight strong showings from Portland Hollywood and Missions with decisive road wins.
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Standings Snapshot from International League Card
Jersey City is 11 3 and Newark 6 0 in the league table. Baltimore leads at 9 0 with Reading 6 1, while Montreal trails 4 0 and Toronto 11 to Rochester 16.
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Scores From A Busy Baseball Weekend
In St. Louis a 4 to 3 result edged Washington while Philadelphia put up 19 against Detroit’s 7. Cleveland led Boston 3 to 1 as Chicago trailed New York 0 to 2.
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National League Scores From Gotham to Brooklyn
New York defeated Chicago 4 to 1 while Boston won 0 to 0 in a game not completed. Pittsburgh triumphed 4 to 3 over St Louis as Brooklyn shut out Philadelphia 9 to 0 and Cincinnati edged Philadelphia 6 to 9.
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Yanks Win 8 to 5 as Wells Quietly Scatters White Sox
New York defeated Chicago 8 to 5 in the second game of the series. Ed Wells held the White Sox to eight hits while the Yankees chased Ted Lyons with timely hits. Reynolds hit a home run with one out in the seventh.
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Rules Note On Casual Water Penalties In Golf
The text explains options when a ball on the putting green lies in casual water or water intervenes between the ball and the hole. Players may play from where it lies or lift without penalty and drop within two club lengths behind the spot or nearest point not closer to the hole that gives a putt without water. If water interference makes a stance impossible the ball is treated as casual water.
St. Louis Defeats Washington in Final Series Game
St. Louis triumphed 4 to 3 over Washington after two runs in each of the first and third innings. Jones started for the Senators and was replaced after the third as St. Louis held the lead while Washington could not rally. Scoring included two base hits by McNeely and Kress, Cronin's three base hit, and Cronin driving in a run.
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Boston Wins 12th Inning Contest Over Cleveland
Boston defeats Cleveland 4 to 3 in 12 innings to take two of three. Bayne drove in the winning run with a single off Averill as Boston rallies after 12th inning. Cleveland scores in the top but Boston answers with late extra innings to claim the victory at home.
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