Beckley Flying Eagles Defeat Dunbar 13 to 0 On Local Field
Beckley rises to 2-0 with a second quarter barrage as Cecil Lacy rushes for the two Beckley touchdowns and James Lacy adds a key interception return. Dunbar’s Melton leads the visitors offensively, but Beckley’s defense stifles the drive and seals the win on home turf.
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Dunbar
Beckley Flying Eagles
Beckley
Dunbar D. Webb
LE Rice
Bigge
Colirell Cook
Mitchell Grnsinger
Whetherholt Knighton
Brown N. Bragg
Caldwell Burke
Bowyer Nichols
Melton Ancy
Davidson
Mitchell Stansbury
Calloway Pignato
Beckley Lacy
Calloway
Standings and results from yesterday and today
Yesterday New York defeated Brooklyn 4 2 Philadelphia beat Boston 2 1 in 10 innings Chicago routed St Louis 12 2. Today games include New York at Brooklyn Pittsburgh at Cincinnati Chicago at St Louis Philadelphia at Boston Washington 7 2 New York 2 12 Philadelphia 1 1 Chicago 4 St Louis 1 Detroit 3 Cleveland 0 Boston at New York Philadelphia at Washington St Louis at Chicago Cleveland at Detroit.
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New York
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Boston
Chicago
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Washington
Detroit
Cleveland
Pet
Raleigh Defeats Beckley Baking in Local League Play
Raleigh beat Beckley Baking 5 to 3 at R. M. S. park to remain atop the new league standings. Earlier, Printers beat Sprague 8 to 4 and Huntington Top defeated Kilowatts 11 to 3. Four league games set for this afternoon at M. S. park include Raleigh vs Printers and Beckley Baking vs Kilowatts, with first game at 2 30.
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Raleigh
Beckley Baking Company
R. M. S. Park
Printers
Sprague Combine
Sprague
Huntington
M. S. Park
Ceet Eee Eee
Cese
Beckley Baking
Fayetteville Takes Game 6-0 Over South Charleston
Fayetteville Pirates win 6-0 as A Mann returns a punt 30 yards for the game's lone score in the first period. South Charleston outgained 10 downs to 3 but stalled near scoring distance. Dunlop and Henson starred for the visitors despite the setback.
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Fayetteville Pirates
South Charleston
Fayetteville
A. Mann
Dunlop
Henson
S. Charleston
Lelfen LE Burnett Perry
Dunlap
Wood
F. Brown
Hart
McCloud Nelson
Henson Rhodes
Owenley Burgess
Harrison Davis
Orgles
Allen Li Pierce
Mann
G. Brown
Hudson
Two College Negro Teams Here Oct. 13
Bluefield State Teachers College Big Blues, fresh from a 7-0 BI Bowl win over Virginia State, travel to Beckley’s BR M J Park to face North Carolina State Teachers College. Local stars Bernard Evans Aaron Hill Banks Adams Wanna Dooms Jim Malone highlight a bill packed with fast, skilled Negro college players and a crowd hoping for high drama and strong ground games.
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Bluefield State Teachers College
Virginia State
Bluefield
BR. M. J. Park
Jefferson
North Carolina State Teachers College
Beckley
Bernard Evans
Stratton High School
Evans
Aaron
Rabbit” Hill
Stratton
Big Jett
Big Blues
Raleigh
Fayette
Somers
Hill
Banks
East Bank Pioneers blank Oak Hill 13 0 in opener
East Bank Pioneers defeated Oak Hill 13 to 0 on the East Bank field. Atkins scored on a 25 yard run after a pass from the East Bank 25. A second score came in the final period on a series of long plunges. East Bank held five first downs to Oak Hill's two.
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Russ Parsons
East Bank Pioneers
East Bank
Atkins
Oak Hill
East Bank Pos
Oak Hill Cooper
Fast Bank
Ollom
N.R.S
Embleton
Wesleyan
Johnson
Morris Harvey
Towa's Hawkeyes Pull Off Surprising Victory
At Soldier Field Iowa Hawkeyes defeated Northwestern 7 to 0. Joe Laws ran 32 yards for the game’s only touchdown as Iowa, long the underdog, dominated and finally broke a four-year winless drought in conference play. The win upended Northwestern’s high expectations in a midwestern football showdown.
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Associated Press
Soldier Field
Chicago
Iowa
Hawkeyes
Northwestern
Haws
Wildcats
Joe Laws
College football scores scattered across nation with many upsets
A wide sweep of college football results shows numerous winners and losses across conferences. Standout scores include Ohio U 61 over Grinnell, Texas 22 over Northwestern College, Navy 12 over Albright, and Georgia 20 over Georgia State. Several ties appear, and teams like Vanderbilt Indiana State and Western State posted 0s in hard-fought contests.
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Texas A. & M
Tulane
Henderson
Centenary
Armstrong
Concord
Mercer
Army
Oberlin
Rochester
Ursinus
Villanova
Morris Harvey
Ohio U
Grinnell
Michigan State
Ashland
Case
Transylvania
Marshall
Fairmont
Shepherd College
Drake
Illinois
Rhiode Island
Maine
Drexel
Lehigh
East Stroudsburg
Springfield
Clarkson Tech
Manhattan
Lowell Textile
New Hampshire
Trinity
Golby
William and Mary
Navy
Albright
Fordham
Toledo
Capital
Ohio Northern
Bluffton
Arnold
Bates
St. Joseph
West Chester
Muhlenberg
Lafayette
Glarion
Indiana
Nevada
California
Miss. State
Mississippi
Omaha
DePaul
Millsaps
Mississippi State
Texas Mines
Texas
Northwestern College
Lake Forest
Geneva
Wesleyan
Iowa
Northwestern
Emporia
Kansas State
St. John’s
Maryland
Connecticut
Vermont
Centre
Louisville
Western Reserve
Akron
Franklin and Marshall
Rutgers
Florida
Stetson
Gustavus Adolphius
Carleton
North Carolina State
Georgia
Roanoke
Washington & Lee
Pitt Panthers Defeat Wash-Jeff 9-0 in Season Opener
In Pittsburgh on September 30 Washington and Jefferson stormed Pitt Stadium and controlled play through three quarters before Pitt rallied to win 9 to 0. Izzy Weinstock kicked a field goal and then ran for a late score as Pitt edged the Red and Black who repeatedly threatened but could not close the gap. Wash-Jeff twice crossed to Pitt’s 20 yard line but failed on two drives, errors limiting their offense.
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van Metermen
Davidson
Mitchell
Beckley
Dunbar
Coleman Cook
Webb
Jeft
Lacy
Dunbard
Calloway
Cecil Lacy
Stansbury
Prince
Gordon Grisinger
Grnsinger
Husky Melton
Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Washington and Jefferson
Pitt Stadium
Pitt
Panther
bKwo
Izzy Weinstock
Weinstock
President
Wash-Jeff
Panthers
Randour
Proxie
Joe Hardy
Shady Tigers top Talcott in second-half rally
Shady High School Tigers overcame a scoreless first half to beat Talcott High 19 to 7 on Shady field. Scott, Shoemaker and Cole scored with Cole catching a pass, Shady added a third quarter score and two in the fourth. Talcott managed a fourth-period threat while Shady dominated time of possession and first downs.
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Shady High School Tigers
Talcott High School
Shady Field
Scott
Shoemaker
Cole
Shady
Talcott
Swepston
Pugh
Eliott
Wills
Boxing Show at Rainelle Lights Camp Greenbrier Arena
A large crowd witnessed Friday’s boxing show at the Camp Greenbrier arena by camp boys. Nine bouts were held with fast, close action. Hembury defeated Sparmblack by technical knockout in under a minute after Sparmblack weighed about 20 pounds lighter. Gillespie beat Tarzan Chaff in a decisional bout, while Hoban earned the win as Jolliffe retired with a thumb injury. DePollo won the comic bout with Sherren, showcasing dancing hops and pace.
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Camp Greenbrier Arena
Camp Boys
Hembury
Sparmblack
Hoban
Jolliffe
Gillespie
Tarzan” Chaff
DePollo
Sherren
Glen White and Ameagle Clash In Championship Game
The Raleigh County league series resumes at Ameagle field this afternoon at 2 30 as Glen White leads one game to none. Ameagle seeks to even the best of three with Lefty Merritt set to start for Clear Fork after a rough previous outing. If Glen White wins, the series ends. if Ameagle wins, a deciding game may be staged at R M I park next Sunday.
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Ameagle
Glen White
Glen ‘White
Amecagle
R. M. I. Park
Merritt
Clear Fork
Southpaw Flinger Shuffled In As Narrow Loss Tally
The pitcher was rushed into action with no warmup and the game slipped away before he peaked. Glen White will lean on Roma Hampton who has beaten Scarbro and Ameagle to help win the second half title. Both squads report injuries and seek league approval for reinforcements but are blocked unless eight players remain. Wilbur is out and Blake fills the first base spot.
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Flinger
Glen White
Roma Hampton
Scarbro
Ameagle
Glenn
Wilbur
Blake
Collins Loses to Mullens in 13-0 Game
Collins High School fell 13 to 0 at Mullens yesterday afternoon as they weakened late. Collins fought evenly in the first half despite being lighter and short on substitutions, missing their regular fullback G McGraw. McGee starred for Mullens while W McGraw Hedrick Amato and Whitt led Collins.
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Collins High School
Mullens
Collins
Wyoming
G. McGraw
McGee
W. McGraw
Hedrick
Amato
Whitt
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Huffiman
Berginis
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Gunther
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O'Leary
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Band of Invaders
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Beckley Ice and Feed Company
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