Oak Hill Red Devils Defeat Hinton Bobcats 13 to 0
Oak Hill led 6 0 at halftime and tallied twice in the second half to beat Hinton 13 to 0 on Fayette Countians’ field. Cafego starred with a 65 yard interception return and a final scoring drive, guiding Oak Hill’s attack amid a crowded crowd of 4 000 to 5 000 spectators.
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Oak Hill Red Devils
Bobcats
Hinton
Husky Bobcats
Hinton High School
Fayette
Red Devils
Catego
Uafego
Cafego
Oak Hill
Rhiner
Hannabass
Bobrat
Dillon
Conley
Shirley
Swags
Tennant
Pigskin Acrogs
Oaks Hill
Neely
Ford LE Butler
Boyd Mullins
Kerr
Olter
Parker Hannabals
RG Brown
Kepto
RT Ailstock
Honaker
Neely Tennant
Swagger Ellison
RH Bryant
Oak
Terres
Oak Hilu
Cridle
Burdette
Miller
Lilly
Caudle
Reed
Cales
Harwood
Kinney
Lipscomb
O. Olzer
Woods
Fernandez
Gwinn
Rogers
Deviese
Leermont
Jarvis
Foster
Stoco Defeats Authors' Squad in Hometown Victory
Stoco High School Indians defeated Mark Twain 33 to 6 on Killarney field yesterday afternoon. Stoco led with an early touchdown, added three more in the second quarter, while Mark Twain’s lone score came on a fourth quarter pass. Standouts for Stoco included Morefield Hughes and Pugh. for Mark Twain Sotak B Hancock and Darnell.
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Stoco High School
Mark Twain
Killarney
Hancock
Solak
Steco
Morefield
Hughes
Pugh
Sotak
B. Hancock
Darnell
Groach LE Boothe Saunders
Brumfield Clark
Johnson Wilson
Segle Wykle
Darnell Cole
Thornell
Smedley
B. Hancock Morefield
Crickmer Atkins
Sotak Peters
A. Hancock Hughes
Johnson
Stoco
Stoco— Hughes
Peters
Groah
Stoco — Belcher
Tully
Szroboda
Loma
Dennard
Shankenton
Concord
Ware
Lynchburg
Shaffer
Hampton
Veteran pitchers Ferrell Grove lead Red Sox in pennant push
Derringer pitched well for Cincinnati tallying 24 mound wins and finally breaking a long jinx. In spring training Wesley Ferrell and Lefty Grove were hailed as the two key men for Boston with Ferrell leading the AL in victories at 25 and Grove rebounding to 21 wins after a lean prior season. Buddy Myer edged Joe Vosmik for the AL batting title with about .350 and 37 points higher than his best previous mark.
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Paul Derringer
Cincinnati
St. Louis Cardinals
Wesley Ferrell
Lefty Grove
Boston Red Sox
Boston
Ferrell
Grove
Red Sox
Buddy Belis
Lefty
Buddy Myer
Washington Senators
Joe Vosmik
Cleveland
Buddy
Dizzy Dean Dominates World Series Mound Standouts
Baseball fans face an avalanche of coverage on World Series participants yet Dizzy Dean stands out as a premier mound ace. If the Cardinals had clinched the National pennant Dean’s 28 wins would be a season highlight broadcast nationwide. Carl Hubbell’s 23 victories draw less notice as the Giants fell to third, matching his best single season tally in 1933.
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Pap
Dizzy Dean
Cardinals
Chicago Cubs
Dean
Carl Hubbell
Giants
Carl
Beckley Athletes Shine at Lynchburg College Tourney
Beckley youths at Lynchburg College Virginia receive intramural kittenball recognition. Freshman team leads 3-0 after week with 6 3 win over Seniors. Herbert Saunders and Aldo Cipolat key hitters and fielders. Junior Bardin homered for Beckley, Cipolat among top scorers, stealing home in dramatic play.
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Beckley
Lynchburg College
Lynchburg
Virginia
Herbert Saunders
Aldo Cipolat
Bardin
Cipolat
Saunders
Cipslat
A purse snatcher targets Miss Laura Walters in Morgantown
Morgantown on October 12 reports a thief snatched a purse containing $200 from Miss Laura Walters. The incident details are sparse but highlight an assault on a resident and theft in the area.
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Associated Press
Morgantown
W. Va
Laura Walters
Penn State Edges Western Maryland 2-0 for first meeting
In State College, October 12, Penn State defeated Western Maryland 2-0 in a stubborn game. A first quarter safety decided the score after a drive stalled near the six. Wendell Wear carried much of the late ball for Penn State as replacements helped steady the defense.
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Associated Press State College
Penn State
Fighting Lions
Green Terrors
Western Maryland
State
Wendell Wear
Brennan
Bob Weber
Lions
Maryland
Lathrop
State Champion To Abandon His Title
Moundsville West Virginia welterweight champion Paul Oger announced retirement to return to his mold maker job in a glass factory. He will train young boxers in spare time and holds a 190 25 20 record after a recent win over Ketch Hershberger in Bellaire Ohio.
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Associated Press
Moundsville
W. Va
Paul Oger
West Virginia
Kid Cook
Huntington
Ketch Hershberger
Akron
Bellaire
Qoger
Heweyer
Preston County Court to name new prosecuting attorney
Kingwood Oct 12 The Preston county court will meet Monday to select a successor to Mrs. Effie Browning as prosecuting attorney after her body was found in the Cheat river Thursday.
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Associated Press
Kingwood
W.a
Preston County
Effie Browning
Cheat River
Dogs Quarantined in Clarksburg Health Order
County health officer Dr A J Kemper ordered quarantine on dogs in Clarksburg as 16 residents receive treatment. Plac er gold mines are operated by Gallas in the south and west provinces of Ethiopia.
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Associated Press
Clarksburg
W. Va
A. J. Kemper
Gallas
Ethiopia
Purdue Crushes Fordham 20 to 0 At Polo Grounds
Purdue Boilermakers overwhelmed Fordham 20 to 0 before 40 000 in New York. Tom McGannon and Charley Wright sparked the attack with passes and runs including a 60 yard TD drive. Stalcup connected on a 38 yard pass setting up Decker’s score. Sandefur added the extra point.
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Associated Press
New York
Purdue
Polo Grounds
Fordham
Boilermakers
Lafayette
Ind
Rams
Tom McGannon
Charley Wright
Invaders
McGannon
Wright
Stalcup
Decker
Sam Man Jaci
Frank Mantle
Joe Dulkie
Wayne Sandefur
Gulr
Mullens Rebels Triumph Over Princeton 7-0 in Friday Showdown
Mullens High School defeated Princeton 7 to 0 as Tolliver scored the lone touchdown after Teliver and Ramey set up the drive with key returns. Ramey added the extra point with a place kick while Mullens’ defense held on after Princeton threatened late in the game.
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Telliver
Ramey
Princeton
Tolliver
Afr
Mullens
Frinceton
Panthers Stop Mountaineers in Pitt Bowl Thriller
Pittsburgh defeats West Virginia 24 to 6 at Pitt Stadium as Pitt’s sophomore-led offense outplays WVU. Key scores came from Larue Lanai rue, a second period run by Lanai rue, and a Frank Patrick field goal with Barna scoring WVU’s lone TD to avoid shutout. Officials listed: referee Dayhoff.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
West Virginia University
Pitt Panthers
Mountaineers
Pitt
Hubert Randour
Bob Lanairue
Mountaineer
Larue
Glassford
Frank Patrick
Patrick
Jock
Sutherland
Notre
Pitts
West Virginia Pas
Barna LE Souchak
Stydahar
Daniell
Buskirk
Hedrick de Kliskey
Hall
Dalle-Tezze
Mawhinney
Onder
Kyle
Michaelosen
Fizer
Gocke
Zaleski
West Virginia
Leelee
Scors
Barna
H. C. Dayhoff
Bucknell
L. B. Dougher
Wash
Jeff
Hnesman
Loui Young
Penn
Dean
Watkeys
Syracuse
Ethiopia
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