Cardinals Even Series With 5-1 Victory Over Browns
The St. Louis Cardinals defeat the Cleveland Browns 5 to 1 at Sportsman's Park to level the World Series at two games apiece. Stan Musial led the attack with a homer a double and a single driving in two runs, while Harry Brecheen allowed nine hits over eight innings. The Browns offense struggled until the eighth as other Cardinal hits produced the runs and Brecheen received strong defensive support. tomorrow's game pits Mort Cooper against Denny Galehouse.
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Pot O'Luck Wins Champagne Stake at Belmont Park
Pot O Luck from Warren Wright’s Calumet farm won the Champagne Stake for two year olds at Belmont Park. Pat O’Lack surged late to edge Sir Francis by a head with Lady’s Reward third as a long shot and 8th favorite.
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Students Bowling League To Start
The students bowling league will open Monday October 9 at 4 15 p m. It forms a mixed organization with two boys and two girls per club and six teams listed with multiple named students including Betty Foster Louise Byrnes Bu lie Stanley Bobbie McClung Mary Keyser Joyce Aspanall David Hall and Bill Higgenbotham.
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Bulie Stanley
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Mary Keyser
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David Hall
Bill Higgenbotham
Helen Shumate
Audrey Fisher
Sherwood Helmick
Eddie Roches
Helen Vance
Mary Looney
Ernie Stewart
Dallas Thomas
Betty Fleshman
Louise Broyles
Billy
Eagles Fall to Princeton in Rough Local Football Clash
The Princeton Tigers beat Beckley Flying Eagles 7 to 6 in a hard fought Friday night at the local stadium. Key moments included a fumble recovery by Harry Elis, a 28 yard run by Ben Sweeney, and a late 62 yard dash by Dan Feazell for the Mustangs. In other action, Mt Hope topped Hinton 12 to 0 and Shady defeated Marsh Fork 7 to 8 as Trap Hill led Stoco 6 to 0 in county play.
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Notre Dame Crushes Tulane Behind Explosive Offense
Notre Dame rolled to a 26 0 victory over Tulane in South Bend in front of about 46 000. Frank Dancewicz connected on a 28 yard TD pass to Roy Kelly and Gasparella and Kelly starred as the Irish opened with a dominant running game and shut down Tulane’s attack.
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Clippers Face Gangsters In Afternoon Meet
The Clippers meet the Gangsters at RMI Park at 2:30 p.m. The white team relies on power at the plate and features several former Momeoui athletes plus new players. Pitchers Charlie Riffe and Don Pas lead the lineup with Loren Toney at third and Ray Roberson in right field as the game tightens.
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Don Tremer
Ray Roberson
Grover Herryn
Frank Fragile
Charlie Riffe
Vatcher
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Charlie Jansen
Wil
Johnny Gorsica
Ohio State Domination Over Hawkeyes In Big Victory
Ohio State Buckeyes routed Iowa Hawkeyes 84 to 0 in Columbus to open Western Conference play. Les Horvath scored on a nine yard run as five Buckeyes found the end zone, with another TD nullified by penalty on a Keane to Flanigan 65 yard pass. A large crowd was expected for the clash.
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Browns Rally as Series Opens in St Louis
Sig Jaguexi avoids cameramen before mound duties as the Browns face the Pirates. Johnny Hopp's one handed catch defies odds, Marty Marion praised as a top shortstop since Honus Wagner, Chet Laabs delivers first hit of the series, and ticket scalpers hawk seats in hotel lobbies. Browns string hits in six innings and score in the eighth after a slow start. Stan Musial aids the effort with a third hit and a near double along the foul line.
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Quakers Defeat Dartmouth 20 6 in Penn Game
Penn defeats Dartmouth 20 to 6 before 40 000 at Franklin Field. Early dominance faded as Dartmouth took a 6 0 lead in the second quarter but Al Minty and a late scoring drive helped Penn tie and take control with key rushing yardage and a turnover play.
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Philadelphia
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Secon
Central Defeats Raleigh 24 to 6 in Grade School Clash
Central teams defeated Raleigh 24 to 6 in the first grade school contest at Raleigh. The two schools will play again in about two weeks. Raleighs lineup featured Pick Waid Frang Lacek and Dimville White as leaders.
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Last Minute Scoring Sparks Weekend College Football Action
Tight games dominated Saturday as final plays decided multiple contests. Michigan upset Minnesota 14 to 13, Notre Dame routed Tulane 26 to 0, and California tied USC 6 to 6 in a late scoring frenzy.
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Virginia Cavaliers Down West Virginia In Rain Soaked Game
Virginia defeated West Virginia 24 to 6 on a rain soaked field. Whitey Michels starred for Virginia scoring two first half touchdowns and another in the third quarter while West Virginia struggled to mount a consistent offense behind Walthall and a battered line.
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Wake Forest Dominates Maryland For 39-0 Shutout
Wake Forest Demon Deacons dominate Maryland Old Liners 39 to 0 to seize strong lead in Southern Conference. First home appearance in two years for Wake Forest, playing away during wartime, with early scoring in the first half and a third period surge before reserves scoreless in the fourth.
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Mt Hope JV Edges Eaglets In 6 0 Win
Mt Hope junior varsity beat Central junior high 6 to 0 in a hard fought morning game at Mt Hope. Beckley fumbled at the 13 yard line to start the third period as Mt Hope scored. Wickline and Gallucio starred for the Blue Eaglets. Eaglets to meet Trap Hill JV Wednesday at 1 PM.
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Michigan Takes Little Brown Jug in 28 18 Victory
Minneapolis The Michigan powerhouse overwhelmed Minnesota 28 to 18 to reclaim the Little Brown Jug trophy for Ann Arbor. Fullback Bob Wiese of Jamestown North Carolina scored three touchdowns after driving the ball to scoring positions.
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New Rupture Support Claims Comfort and Freedom
An advertisement promises an eye catching rupture protection device from SVENS Rice Inc. Readers are urged to send name and address for details of a new method that relieves pressure without flash pads, using springs and straps to hold rupture securely while offering comfort.
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