Beckley Eagles rally to down Oak Hill in fourth period
Beckley Flying Eagles overcome a stubborn Oak Hill defense to score three touchdowns in the final quarter, winning 20 to 0. Misco, O Leary and Calloway led the scoring and Beckley secured its fifth win in a row as the defense held Oak Hill to a single first down.
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Final Raleigh County baseball title game today
This afternoon at 2:30 Sprague park hosts the final Raleigh County baseball game of the season. Glen White and Stanaford, champions of the A and B leagues, meet in the decisive post season series third game. Both teams have prepared and aim to claim the county title this afternoon.
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Eagles Play No Victory Game In 1934
Financial difficulties at Victory high school prevent scheduling Beckley high for a 1934 game in Clarksburg. Coach Farley Bell cites high expenses and guarantees as prohibitive, noting Victory’s 2-0 loss came on a day when their offense moved well, while Beckley’s defense held. Players later toured the state capital with state officials before returning home.
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Gophers Beat Panther Team In Big Football Upset
In Minneapolis on October 21 the Minnesota Gophers defeated the Pittsburgh Panthers 8 to 7 in a hard fought game. Gopher end Hob Tenner scored on a shovel pass, Julius Alfouse added a late run, and Bevan kicked the extra point. Minnesota held six first downs to eight for Pitt, but led in total rushing and scoring opportunities, while Lind’s kicking helped seal the win.
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Football Scores Highlight Rivalry Blowouts
Washington and Lee crushed Kentucky 7 to 0 while Auburn defeated George Washington 19 to 6. Game details show dominant defense from Washington and Lee and a sharp Auburn offense overcoming George Washington for the win.
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Washington and Lee Upset Kentucky in Southern Clash
Washington and Lee defeated Kentucky 7 0 in Roanoke boosting Southern Conference cred. Generals outpaced Wildcats with a 93 yard drive highlighted by Joe Sawyers sprint and a Mattox extra point sealing the win. Kentucky struggled to pass as WA&L controlled the line.
Marsh Fork Rolls Past Milam In 26 6 Victory
Marsh Fork Bull Dogs win their third game of the season at Montreal field scoring 26 to 6 over Milam. Tallarico rips 65 yards for a second TD as Marsh Fork leads 19 8 at half while Williams seals threats with two interceptions and soph tackles Harless and Dickens shined on defense. Coach Munson plans top speed for next Friday against undefeated Matewan with lineups featuring Tallarico, Peltigrew, and Neely in a hard hitting in state showdown.
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Trap Hill Wildcats fend off Colcord 6 0 in league clash
In Raleigh County High School league action Trap Hill Wildcats beat Colcord 6 to 0. A 60 yard kickoff return by Keesee set up the opening score. Trail and Pittman sparkled for Trap Hill with Vance strong on the ball. Goggs starred for Colcord. Next Saturday Trap Hill travels to Steep in county play.
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Collins to Meet Athens Saturday in Mercer Conatians Field
Collins High school coached by Ingram resumes play after a week idle, facing Athens High Saturday on the Mercer conatians field. Shady was canceled after a county league ruling affecting Gulf schools. Collins, undefeated to date, is favored but Athens presents a stiff challenge.
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Mount Hope Beats Rebels 19 to 0 in stiff showdown
Mount Hope overpowering Mullens with three first-half scores and a late push to seal a 19 point win. Key moments include Blake and Anderson drives capped by two Mount Hope touchdowns and a third in the third quarter as Spessard and Anderson set up Blake's finish.
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Juniors Win At Mullens In Low-Scoring Victory
Ross Irte’s Junior High team edged Mullens Junior Varsity 12 to 6 at Mullens Friday. A Sparcino blocked punt for a safety and a mid game drive set the tone, with Mullens answering late on a long pass. Starting lineups and substitutions listed. referees noted.
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Notre Dame Falls to Carnegie Tech in 7–0 Loss
Carnegie Tech sprinted to a 7–0 victory over Notre Dame as Angelo Bevevino hit Libhus Lewis for a touchdown in the third play. Notre Dame showed a weak offense with limited returns and injuries to Lewis clouding Tech’s win before 57,000 at the stadium.
Charleston Wins Easily Over Morgantown High
Charleston High defeated Morgantown High 38 to 0 as the Flying Eagles remained undefeated. Audin Isaac and Condit scored for Charleston while Smiley added two points. Mountain Lions had 18 first downs but Morgantown failed to reach the scoring zone. Coach Sleepy Glenn played about 40 players, with second and third teams seeing most of the final period. Beckley and Charleston prepare for Nov four matchups as Charleston faces Ashland out of state.
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