Eagles Edge Logan In Narrow Beckley Victory
Beckley Flying Eagles beat Logan Wildcats 6 to 0 on Logan soil after a fourth quarter trick play by Jack Evans. Evans hid the ball on a reverse to fool the defense and sprinted in for the only score as Lucas and Gordon contributed solid line play and defensive stands. Lucas led Logan with several runs, while Beckley backs Biggs and Lacy stood out on offense alongside Underwood and Huffman on defense.
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Underwood
Cook
Lively
Wiley le Goode
Logan Scores TD as Beckley Evans Substitutions Noted
Logan scores a touchdown with Beckley Evans involved and multiple substitutions listed. Beckley Bragg for Huffman Huffman for Anderson Evans for Ginsinger Saunders for Wiley Logan Collins for Bottom Bottom for Collins Crist for Wysong Referee Embleton Umpire Caverlee Head Linesman Queen
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Huffman
Anderson
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Saunders
Wiley
Collins
Crist
Wysong
Embleton
Caverlee
U. of R
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Marshall
Beckley Junior High blanked Fayetteville team 24 to 0
Beckley Junior High School dominated Fayetteville in a Friday game, only allowing a single yard line drive. Beckley built a 24 point lead with a 9 yard completion to Misco for the first score and a 60 yard run after a blocked punt, with most players seeing action and strong ball control from Fink, Misco, Ballard, and the Beckley line.
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Irlemen
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Misco
Harper
Ballard
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Briguglio
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Wood Rahal
Workman Gunther
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Rhodes O'Leary
Nelson Fink
Shady Tigers open season with 13 0 win over Glen Rogers
Shady High beat Glen Rogers 13 0 on their home field as Terry the standout back scored both Shady touchdowns. Shady led 7 0 at halftime and added a 6 0 third period to seal the victory. Shumaker directed the offense as Glen Rogers managed only two first downs and Botney starred for the Coal Diggers on both sides of the ball.
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Shady Kittens Triumph in Junior High Clash
The Shady Kittens, a 110 pound class team, beat Beckley Junior High 20 to 1h yesterday. Shady outpaced local opponents with decisive first downs as Okes and Richmond starred for the winners.
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Pitt Rout Mountaineers 40 to 0 in Morgantown
Pittsburgh Panthers overwhelmed West Virginia Mountaineers 40 to 0 in Morgantown as an improvised Pitt lineup dominated the game. Key plays included a 56 yard Sebastian rush and multiple Weinstock points after touchdown with several WVU injuries noted.
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Yankees Take N from Pags One
Ruth and Gehrig power the Yankees in a world series game, each hitting multiple homers as New York and Chicago combine for six homers, a new series mark. Ruth adds to his World Series records with two more blasts, boosting total bases and extra-base hits. The Cubs counter with two homers by Curler and Hartnett amid strong pitching from Malone May and Tin ning.
Allen And Bush To Pitch In Fourth World Series Game
Chicago Oct 1 Johnny Allen and Guy Bush will start for the Yankees and Cubs respectively in the fourth World Series game tomorrow. Managers Joe McCarthy and Charlie Grimm announced the plans tonight. Allen and Bush are young right handers who pitched earlier in the series. The Weather Bureau predicted no rain but warned light winds would persist.
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Chicago
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Guy Bush
Joe McCarthy
Yankees
Charlie Grimm
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Bush
Ruth Gehrig Tie Record With Five Homers In Series
Ruth and Gehrig reprised a 1926 feat with successive fifth inning homers as Pipgras tied a World Series mark by striking out five straight. The Yankees routed the Cubs 7 2 in New York, with Cuyler and Hartnett among Chicago’s bright spots and Pipgras earning his third World Series win while never losing.
Vines Wed School Mate In Pasadena Nuptials
Ellsworth Vines Jr national and Wimbledon champion married Verle Low, his Pasadena schoolmate, at the bride’s home with immediate family present. The couple plans travel to Santa Barbara San Francisco and Australia for a four month exhibition tour with U.S. tennis stars.
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Ellsworth Vines
Verle Low
FE Strandburg
Washington Methodist Church
Santa Barbara
San Francisco
Australia
Vines
Van Wie defeats Vare to win national golf title
Virginia Van Wie of Chicago defeats Ge nna Collett Vare in Peabody Mass to win the 1932 national women’s golf championship 10 and 8 after a morning 73 and an afternoon 44. Vare, winner of five titles since 1922, fails to match the all time 13 and 12 record and drops to four losses in the past four years.
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Peabody
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Virginia van Wie
Chicago
Glenna Collet Vare
Mrs. Vare
van Wie
Hot Springs
Football scores from scattered college games show many lopsided results
A composite list reports Pitt 40 West Virginia 0 and Penn State 127 over Rhode Island State, with numerous other college clashes including Notre Dame 91 over varsity, Colorado 32 over Colorado Mines 0, Georgia Tech 32 over Clemson 14, Texas A and M 14 over Tulane 26, and Ohio State beating Michigan State 0. The record mixes scores, ties, and potential OCR errors across diverse institutions and regions, reflecting a broad snapshot of football results with several dubious entries.
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Roanoke
Garson Newman
Emory and Henry
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Guilford
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Davidson
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Harwick
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Mount Hope Takes Game
Mount Hope Mustangs beat Ansted 7 to 0 on Mount Hope field. Bailey scored the touchdown and Bennett added the placement for the winning points. Mount Hope led with seven first downs to four while outpacing on the ground with Bailey’s 30 yard run.
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Godbey Perry
Bryant Tudson
Skaggs Thompson
Martin Ratley
Davis Kessler
Wingrove
Ansted
Bailey
Bennett
Mr. Howe
Donohoe
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Gregory
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Virginia Poly Beats Georgia In Southern Conference Upset
Virginia Polytechnic Institute defeated the University of Georgia 7 to 6 in Athens as Georgia scored a late touchdown but failed on the ensuing extra point. The upset marked a tight game with the final score decided in the closing minutes.
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Associated Press
Athens
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
University of Georgia
Georgia
Upsets Mark Weekend of College Football Action
Dozens of surprises dominated the gridiron as Georgia and Maryland fell to Virginia, Centenary beat Texas, Navy lost to William and Mary, and Yale escaped a tie with Bates. Vanderbilt routed North Carolina, Southern California opened with a win over Washington State, and Oregon defeated Santa Clara.
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Old Records Are Broken in Cubs Yankees World Series Game
Wrigley Field Chicago October 1 The third game of the world series saw twelve performances set as records, with Babe Ruth contributing to nine. Yankees lead 3-0 and 15 records have been broken or equalled in three games, 11 by Ruth. Ruth and Gehrig hit two homers in one inning. Ruth sets multiple marks including total series home runs and runs batted in. George Pipgras also posts five strikeouts in one game.
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High School Football Scores Across West Virginia
Ville 6 Warwood 13 Central Catholic i Bellaire 20 Bridgeport 0 Martins Ferry 26 Portsmouth Shadyside 6 St John s Bel laire 0 Victory Clarksburg 7 Elkins 0 Webster Springs 19 Burnsville Philippi 0 Buckhannon 0 tie Cowen 32 Gassaway 0
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Elkins
Webster Springs
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Philippi
Buckhannon
Cowen
Gassaway
Collins Wins Off Wildcats Football Opener
Collins High School beat Trap Hill Wildcats 7 to 0 in the second game of the season. W. McGraw, despite an early knee injury, rushed for 50 yards including a 25 yard TD run and added the extra point. Griffith of Trap Hill left with an injury as Collins outgained 14 first downs to 8 and was penalized 123 yards.
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Trap Hill Wildcats
Colvis
Marsh Fork
W. McGraw
Colins
Colnin
Wildcats
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Trap Hill
Pas
H. Hedrick LE Vance Hutchinson
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Reynolds C. Hale
Trail Amato
Herron Thompson
Siover
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Spencer W. McGriaw
Keesee Garten
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Novilis
Whitt
J. McGraw
Garten
Jamison
Quesenberg
Irle
U. of Til
Turner
U. of Ga
Cook
Concord
Oak Hill Red Devils Lose Narrowly to East Bank
The Oak Hill Red Devils fell 7 to 6 at home to the East Bank Pioneers in a hard fought game. Handley connected on key passes to Toney for the tying touchdown and to Riggs for the winning extra point. Rhodes Kinzer and Scott starred for Oak Hill while Hundley Toney and Keeney stood out for East Bank.
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Fast Bank
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