West Virginia Beats Washington and Lee 19 to 0 in Snowy Game
West Virginia University overpowered Washington and Lee at Laidley Field 19 to 0 as Thomas scored twice and Karr added a scoring pass from Scott. WVU used strong passing combos Warriot to Karr Goodwin and Scott to Karr Goodwin, while Moun taineers’ defense stifled the Generals most of the game.
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Associated Press
Charleston
W. Va
Thomas
West Virginia University
Washington and Lee
Laidley Field
Mountaineers
Warriott
Karr
Goodwin
Scott
Warriors
New
Old Dominions
Conley
Jack Allen
Flash
West Virginia
Generals
Althonai Washington and Lee
Ducky Marker
Marker
Sawyer
Mountaineer
Gold and Blue
Drobrek
Allen
Parriott
We & L
Mank Mattox
W & L and W. V. U. Clash Ends With Late Stand
In a hard fought game at the yardline the threat to score ended when Thomas intercepted a Mattox pitch and runners were forced out of bounds as the whistle blew. Scoring came from Karr and Thomas with Parriott adding the extra point. Officials included Friesell from Princeton and Vers from Penn State.
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Washington and Lee
Thomas
Mattox
Parriott
W. O. Friesell
Princeton
D. W. Vers
Penn State
We Strickling
Virginia
Ro Wowinsterwild
Yracuse
Lincoln
Neb
Brown Wins Close Game Against Columbia
Unbeaten Brown outplayed early by Columbia edges them 7 6 in a tense late rally. Brown drives to 18 yard line, then boots the decisive extra point as Columbia threats stall in final minutes to leave Brown one win from an unbeaten season.
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New York
Brown
Chase
Clumbia
Bears
Frank King
Colgate
Glen Rogers Stuns Colcord in Narrow Football Win
Glen Rogers High School defeated Colcord 7 to 6 on the Glen Rogers field. Botney, Glen Rogers fullback, broke through in the second period for a yard touchdown and Erskine added the extra point. Colcord rallied in the final period with Goggs scoring but the extra point failed and Glen Rogers held on.
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Glen Rogers High
Colcord
Glen Rogers
Botney
Erskine
Goggs
Glen Togers
Collins HI Beats Stoco in Second-Half Rally 24 6
Collins High School defeated Stoco 24 to 6 after a 6-0 halftime lead by Stoco, as Collins rallied with two touchdowns in the third and fourth quarters. Stoco earned nine first downs to Collins eighteen, with both teams penalized about 15 yards. Scorers included J Hale McGrew Hedrick Osinski. officials Munson Wade Stead.
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Collins High School
Stoco
Ted
Hattie
Collins
Collins Lust
Stoco Pos
Collings
McDurnan
LE Lilly Rubin
Thompson
Gale
Amato
Walhice
G. Hale Shaler
Lowery Osinski
Hutchinson Fmish Ken
Hedrick Stevins
Tucker Carter
Hedrick Clark
McGraw Hughes
Hale
Vanderbilt and Tennessee Tie in Slugfest Gridiron Duel
In Nashville on November 12 the Commodores and Volunteers played to a scoreless tie before about 27 000 fans. Neither side breached the defense. a late Feathers 60 yard run was ruled out of bounds, and officials warned of a forfeit as crowd trouble at the boundary lines interrupted play.
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Associated Press
Nashvilly
Vanderbilt
Tennessee
Aubin
South
Feathers
Commodore Soal
Val
Wesleyan Beats Georgetown Team in 4–0 Victory
In Washington on November 12, West Virginia Wesleyan defeated Georgetown 4 to 0. Wesleyan outplayed and outwitted the heavier Georgetown squad, with key plays by Hall, TL, and A. Bachtl in the final third. Castello recovered a Wesleyan punt as G. U. threatened, while Georgetown relied on a strong line but failed to score.
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Associated
Washington
West Virginia Wesleyan
Georgetown
Wesleyan
Hall
A. Bachtl
Castello
G. U
Edmundson
Cornhuskers Hold Put to Tie Contest
Nebraska and Pittsburgh played to a scoreless tie at Memorial Stadium as Nebraska's Chris Mathis and George Sauer highlighted the game. Nebraska outgained Pitt 200 rushing yards to 161 and had several near-scores but could not convert in the final moments.
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Lincoln
Neb
Chris Mathis
Nebraska
George Sauer
Pittsburgh
Memorial Stadium
Cornhuskers
Panthers
Huskers
Notre Dame
Mathis
Pitt
Husker
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Sauder
Hoku
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Nebraskans
Weinstock
Venney LE Rooker
Hubert
Meredith Bishop
JL J. Hedges
See”? Taylor
C. E. McBride
Americans Win Meadowbrook Polo Team Takes Argentine Open
Buenos Aires reports the Meadowbrook four wins the Argentine Open, defeating Santa Paula 8 goals to 7. The United States team dominated with strong offenses as Hall and Spearson interplay led to advances near Georgetown territory and Buchtel added key points.
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Associated Press
Buenos Aires
United States
Meadowbrook
Isday
Santa Paula
Strong Charleston Squad Defeats Flying Eagles In Armistice Day Game
Charleston Mountain Lions power to a 20 to 0 victory over Beckley Flying Eagles on Armistice Day. Key scorers were Sodaro with two touchdowns and two extra points, Snyder also crossing, while line play from Underwood, Lively, Gardner and Calloway fueled the win. Charleston held first downs edge nine to five as Beckley struggled against the Lion’s strong front and fast backfield.
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Charleston
Flying Eagles
Charleston Mountain Lions
Beckley Lying Eagles
Val
Glenn
Beckley
van Metermen
Sharo
Whitman
Isase
Sodara
Mountain Lions
Lacy
Whiteman
Sodaro
Bne
Snyder
Isaae
Eagles
Buckley
Stinton
Isaac
Tucchdown
Thorugh
Calloway
Underwood
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Biggs
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Knighton
Webb
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Douglass
Michael
Stanton
Charleston Saunders
LE Douglass Mandeville
Michael Godbey
Gardner Verillio de Barnes Lively
Garred Underwood
RT Pile Lilly
Smiley Calloway
Audia Walker
Isaac Lacy
Whiteman Biggs
Bragg
Thompson
Huffman
Cook
Knighton Wiley
Grissinger
Goshorn
B. Whitaker
Holbrook
Ramsey
Bassis
Johnson
Hal Sl
Local Club Bears Hunt Set for November Week
The Fritz Hunting club plans its 1982 bear hunt the week of November 14. The annual meeting was held at Moose Hall with O. B. Harris presiding. Beckley members including Emory Smith Claude Stone Carl Cook and others prepared to depart for Pocahontas County.
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Fritz Hunting Club
Beckley
J. W. Fritz
Beckley Hardware and Supply
Windows
Moose Hall
Harris
Pocahontas County
Emory Smith
Claude Stone
Carl
Fred Cook
Storver
C. Bradford
Edwight
A. J. Tilly
O. R. Rakes
Claude Harrah
O. B. Harris
Glen Hedrick
J. A. Fritz
Glen Morgan
Mat Radford
Lanark
W. 5. Shepherd
Tigers Tie Yale Squad in Spectacular Finish
Princeton and Yale battled to a 7 7 draw before 40 000 as Ken Fairman and Kadlic aided a 20 yard pass for the Tigers equalizer. Lassiter scored for Yale on an 80 yard drive, while Princeton missed several scoring chances. Both teams totaled seven first downs with Yale 99 rushing and Princeton 92, 120 passing to 49.
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Princeton
Tigers
Yale
Lassiter
Fairman
Sadic
Tiger
Ken Fairman
Eli
Kadlic
Pete Fortune
Chicago
Bales
Cornell
Navy
Virginia Commission Studies Taxation Burden in State
Richmond Va November 12 The Virginia commission studying taxation will hold its first public hearing at the capitol Tuesday. County supervisors city councilmen and county and city officials may attend or be represented. The committee was directed by the 1932 general assembly to study and report on the burden of taxes on real estate in Virginia. Various proposals including sales taxes automobile and gasoline taxes and education funding have been advanced by proponents of change. Also noted is Captain Red Espey of the North Caroline State college football team who played 315 consecutive minutes this year without relief.
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Associated Press
Richmond
Virginia Commission
Capitol
General Assembly
Virginia
College Football Scores From Multiple Matches
A compilation of scattered football results lists scores for many colleges and universities. Notable outcomes include Stanford defeating California 59 to 0, Oregon State 35 over Montana 6, Penn State 42 to 13 over Temple, and Rhode Island State 19 tied with Connecticut Aggies 19. Numerous other games show mixed results across the East and Midwest with several shutouts.
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Colorado
Colorado College
Western State
Colorado Mines
Oregon State
Montana
Lock Haven
Clarion
California Aggies
Stanford
Tulane
Kentucky
Transylvania
Morris Harvey
Vairmont
Shepherd College
Tennessee
Vanderbilt
Gallaudet
Juniata
Miami
Wittenberg
Sewanee
University of Missippi
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Louisiana Tech
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Auburn
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Tlinois
Oklahoma
Town State
Coe
Knox
Washington
Drake
Alabama
Georgia Tech
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Middlebury
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Centre
John Carroll
Kansas
Missouri
Washington College
Haverford
Oregon
Southern California
Phillips
Oklahoma City
Local Movement and Visits Report from Daniels Area
W J F Meador moved to Daniels on Tuesday. Goo McClain reported car theft in Beckley Tuesday night. Sheriff L D Sweeney collected taxes in Daniels Wednesday. Carlos Clark of Helen spends weekend with Cy L Clark. Lee C Price family plan to move to Charleston Thursday. Fred Clark Lucinda Clark Cora Lee Clark and Lue Wanda Clark visited Lizzie Clay of Princeton Friday. Mrs Carl Brown visited her father Bill Brown in Daniels Friday.
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J. F. Meador
Daniels
Goo
McClain
Beckley
L. D. Sweeney
Carlos Clark
Helen
Cy 1Rus Clark
Lee C. Price
Charleston
Fred Clark
Lucinda Clark
Cora Lee Clark
Lue Wanda Clark
Lizzie Clay
Princeton
Carl Brown
Bill Brown
Automobile Accident Fatally Injures Yale Professor Howland
Professor Charles P. Howland, 63, a Yale research associate and noted international lawyer, died after an automobile crash in New Haven. He was a trustee of Johns Hopkins University and of the Rockefeller Foundation and had been returning from Princeton, where his son participated in a Yale football game against the Tigers.
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New Haven
Conn
Charles P. Howland
Yale
Howland
Johns Hopkins University
Rockefeller Foundation
Princeton
N. J
Tiger
Notre Dame Romps Over Northwestern In Blazing Form
Notre Dame’s football machine, after a brutal rivalry spell, crushed Northwestern 21 to 0 in freezing South Bend. Ramblers launched with 98 yard kickoff return and added three more scores as Northwestern’s offense misfired. Rentner scratched a rib but played on as Melinkovich and Ko ken engineered a final two play scoring drive.
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Associated Press
South Bend
Ind
Notre Dame
Northwestern
Pittsburgh
Sto
Ramblers
Baule
George Melinkovich
Ollie Olson
Wildcats
Olson
Joe Kurth
Koken
Dominic Vaira
Wildcat
Rambler
Steve Banas
Banas
Kosky
Jask
Manske LE Vairo Teuss
LT Krause Niller
Harris Weldin
C Robinson Kawal
Greeney Gonya
Karth Fenel
Devore Auguston
Reniner
Lif
Koken Sullivan
Ril Sheeketski Olson
Melinkovich
Vairo
Stratton Beats Rivals in Beckley Field Encounter
Stratton High defeated Byrd Prillerman of Amigo on Beckley field Friday morning by a 6 to 0 score. Hall intercepted a Beckley pass at the Beckley 20 and returned it 80 yards for the game’s only score.
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Stratton High School
Byrd Prillerman
Amigo
Beckley Field
Fite
Hall
Beckley School
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