Flying Egles Defeat Bluefield Beavers 7 0 in Conference Clash
Woodrow Wilson High School’s Flying Eagles beat Bluefield High 7 to 0 on their home field to stay undefeated. Anderson threw a 32 yard strike to Lilly on the goal line for the only score, Lacy added the extra point and Beckley outgained the Beavers 10 first downs to 3.
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Collins Dominates Matoaka In 45 Point Win
Collins High School routed Matoaka High on the Winding Gulf field 45 to 0. Collins scored in every period, with 12 points in the first, 19 in the second, then a steady fuller attack as subs entered. G McGraw led with three touchdowns, Garten added two PATs, and N Hedrick starred on defense as Collins tallied 21 first downs to Matoaka’s 13.
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Rebels Triumph Over Glen Rogers 39 to 0 for Third Win
Mullens Rebels dominated Glen Rogers High 39 to 0 in Friday action. McGee Dooley and D antoni each scored twice with Lisagor adding a point after a placement. Crusenbury plunged in for Mullens while Roger Lisagor and D antoni connected on key plays.
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Kentucky Wildcats Triumph Over Georgia Tech Engineers
The University of Kentucky Wildcats defeated Georgia Tech Engineers this afternoon. Quarterback Kercheval led the offense with significant kicking and several timely breaks securing the win.
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Notre Dame Romps Over Haskell In Season Opener
Notre Dame defeated Haskell 73 to 0 in an opening game rout. Banas and Melinkovich led the scoring with multiple touchdowns as the Ramblers rolled to a dominant victory.
Pitt Rips Duquesne Defense In Big Time Debut
Pitt overwhelms Duquesne 35 to 0 as Jock Sutherland’s Panthers dominate both lines and the air to pace a city rivalry showing in Pittsburgh. over 30000 fans witness the decisive victory and Pitt’s surge in football’s big time.
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Tulane Defeats Georgia 34 28 In Conference Opener
Tulane wins 34 to 28 at home to defend its title in WaWvoe conference play. Georgia routed Tulane’s second string before Tulane’s varsity returned for the final quarter.
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Marsh Fork Triumphs Over Stoco 26 to 6 in Friday Game
Marsh Fork football under Coach Munson surged past Stoco 26 to 6 as Jarrell Matsos Foster Tallerico Neely led the attack with two 34 yard passes and two Marsh Fork touchdowns in the later periods. Stoco led early but Marsh Fork outplayed them with 15 first downs to six and key scoring drives.
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Colcord Triumphs Over Shady For Third Win Of Season
Colcord high school defeated Shady 6 to 0 on Shady field to stay undefeated in its third win. Gogus scored on a 15 yard run early in the fourth after a 60 yard drive started in the third period. Shady threatened late but fell short as Colcord stopped them near the red zone. Colcord totaled seven first downs to six for Shady in a defensive battle.
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Oak Hill Red Devils crush St Albans in 44 0 romp
The Red Devils dominated St Albans with a powerful running attack finishing 44 to 0. Oak Hill scored in every period and Latham connected on a 30 yard pass to Roberts for a score as Captain Grablick led the team with strong all around play.
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Appalachian College Beats Concord 12-0 in Opening Field Dedication
Appalachian College defeated Concord College 12 to 0 in Athens West Virginia as the Mountain Lions opened their new athletic field. Tripanny, Appalachian back, sprinted ninety yards for a first quarter touchdown. A Concord punt was blocked and recovered at the seven yard line, setting up Walker’s score.
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Cronin Named Washington Manager at Age 25 26
Joe Cronin was named to lead the Washington Senators in 1933, becoming the youngest major league manager since the beard era. The San Francisco native, who will be 26 on October 12, signed a one year contract after a stellar rise from utility infielder to MVP and captaincy in Washington.
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College Scores Highlight Wide Football Action Across Teams
A large slate of college football results shows many scorelines from across the country. Notre Dame defeated Haskell 73 to 0 while N Y U edged Springfield 21 to 6. Princeton beat Columbia 20 to 7. Georgia Tech won 6 to 0 against Kansas State and Texas Christian 34 to 0 over Clemson.
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Hinton Bobcats Triumph Over Mount Hope Mustangs 13–7
Hinton Bobcats win their second game of the year on home ground defeating Mount Hope Mustangs 13 to 7 after a scoreless three quarters. Huffman keyed the late rally with two touchdowns and Loving scored for Mount Hope on a fumble recovery after a late kickoff.
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Emily Maxwell Crowned Queen Sylvia Third at West Virginia Forest Festival
In Elkins on October 8 Miss Emily Maxwell of Charleston was crowned Queen Sylvia III at the third annual West Virginia Mountain Forest Festival held at Davis & Elkins College. Governor William G. Conley officiated with officials including George W. Sharp James E. Allen and Mayor A. M. Fredlock. The event closed with a Sylvian fete through Elkins streets.
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Chicago and Yale Tie in 7 to 7 Gridiron Game
Chicago and Yale battled to a 7 to 7 tie in New Haven as Vinson Sahlin and Pete Zimmer combined for a 44 yard touchdown pass. Yale struck first with a Parker Crowley drive, while Chicago threatened late but could not break the deadlock. The Maroons’ Sablin and Zimmer dazzled with returns and aerials as 24 000 fans watched an evenly matched contest.
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Local Family Trips and Social Visits Reported
W V residents travel to Union for a reunion and to Lewisburg for a social visit. Several couples host and attend gatherings with relatives and friends in Pemberton and surrounding areas.
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