Pirates Aim to Take Lead in County League Tilt
Collins Pirates prepare for a 3:30 p m Saturday game at Winding Gulf against the Stoco Indians. Fans packed with pep meetings and practice drills back a bid to seize a one game lead and secure the league cup. Probable lineups and officials listed amid season results showing Collins season wins and margins.
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Winding Gulf
Collins Pirates
Stoco Indians
Pirates
Collins
Shady Spring
Stoco
Marsh Fork
Harry Snouffer
Beckley
Kenneth Hunt
Rev. W. S. Overstreet
Carl Neff
Shady
Collins Pos
Stoco Kidd LE Smedley
Shrewsbury
Hornbeck
R. Gibson
LG Meador
C. Miller
Cc Ritter
O. Gibson
Clark Thompson
RT Saunders
Pyles
Rubin White
Atkinson Miller
Elam Marcinko
Peters Southern
Green
Lego
Roy Stephens
Stephens
Harlan Groach
Mark Twain
Mullens
Kingston
Colcord
Trap Hill
Talcott
Mammoth squid attacks woman at Fort Bragg
Mrs. H. C. Graves told of minutes in the clutches of a giant octopus at Fort Bragg California as she gathered abalones. The animal grabbed her ankle and waist with tentacles, pinned her arm, and was beaten to death by companions who rescued her. The octopus measured 10 feet 5 inches from tip to tip of its longest tentacles.
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Fort Bragg
Cal
H. C. Graves
Surgeon saves mangled hand in Brielle
Brielle New Jersey November 4 AP Adolph Mills 40 survived a wood chopping accident when an ax severed his right hand above the wrist. Dr J Bruce Henriksen wired the bones and stitched the flesh. If infection does not set in Mills will regain use of his left hand with the aid of surgery and care.
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Brielle
N. J
Adolph Mill
Mills
J. Bruce Henriksen
Grid Officials Like New Rules
Nicholas Kearns, veteran football official and DePauw graduate, says officiating this fall is easier after the new rules. He cites fewer penalties and clearer calls, noting calmer crowds and better football, though basketball changes ahead may complicate duties.
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Associated Press
New York
Nicholas Edward Kearns
Middlewestern
Pat O’brien
DePaul University
Nick
West Virginia possum lore and game anecdotes in parade
The West Virginia Sports Parade covers the value of possum hides to trappers, hunting season opening November 13, and tales of the nocturnal animal. It recalls football memories, including Nick Kearns and Notre Dame Army clashes, plus famous Grange feats and a colorful quip about sugar for cramps.
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Associated Press
West Virginia
the Conservation Commission
Commission
Australia
Notre Dame
Army
Nick
Red Grange
Grange
Kearns
Illinois
John Schomer
New Score Board Fully Automatic For Stoco High
The Senior class at Stoco High School ordered an electrically operated score board from a Cincinnati firm at a cost of 140 dollars. Money raised at a Halloween carnival sponsored by the senior class. Miss Annabell McParland said the board is fully automatic with scores and time controlled from the score table. It will be presented to the school with the class of 1938 printed in silver on the lower right corner, and should arrive before basketball season.
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Register
LEGO
Stoco High School
Cincinnati, O
Annabell McParland
Charles Gwinn Builds Homes in Coal City
Charles Gwinn, formerly manager of the Lynwin store and now at Lamar, is overseeing the construction of three frame houses at Coal City.
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Icharles Gwinn
Register
Coal City
Charles Gwinn
The
Lynwin
Lamar
Hinkle's remarkable Vanderbilt center shines on field
Sport Slants recalls Carl Columbus Hinkle, a 60 minute player who has started every game in two seasons. In a 1935 night game against Temple in Philadelphia he dominated the line, stopping runners and making key plays amid rain and loudspeakers. Hinkle's leadership and football instinct mark him as one of Vanderbilt's great captains.
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Vanderbilt
Carl Hinkle
Temple University
Philadelphia
Hinkle
Columbus Hinkle
Youth Drowns After Car Crashes Into Creek
Wellsburg reports 25 year old Lewis Treadway of Hooverson Heights died after his car crashed into a bridge abutment and plunged 75 feet into Cross Creek. Doctors Ott and Bernstein attempted half an hour of artificial respiration before pronouncing him dead. Constable Romick noted A J Smith witnessed the plunge. It marks Brooke county's twentieth traffic fatality of the year.
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Wellsburg
Lewis Treadway
Hooverson Heights
Cross Creek
Lewis
Ray C. Ott
L. J. Bernstein
Oscar Romick
A. J. Smith
Warwood
Treadway
Brooke County
Golden wedding for three Newberry brothers carpenters
James John and Harry Newberry of the Isle of Wight celebrated their joint gold wedding anniversaries, each marking fifty years of marriage as skilled carpenters and long time residents.
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James
John
Harry Newberry
Isle of Wight
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Jack Elder
W. C. Tredway
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Scientific
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Armour’s Star
White House
Silverbrook
Lux
A & P Meat Markets
Haddock
Pillsbury’s
Clapp’s Baby Foods
U. S
Clarke’s
Ieee Peoria
INL
Clarke
Clarkes
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