Stoco Triumphs Over Shady With Fourth Quarter Surge
In a muddy clash at Daniels field the Stoco Indians rallied in the final period to score three touchdowns and win 12 to 4 over Shady Tigers. Rubin and Elam sparked a late drive while Green bulled for the go ahead scores as Stoco tied Collins for first in the county league. Shady’s Slaughter and McCormack led the Tigers’ defense with key stops and an early recovery, but Stoco's passing and line play sealed the outcome.
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Talcott Edges Collins 6 0 On Muddy Grid
Talcott defeats Collins Pirates 6 to 0 with a single scoring play late in the game. The muddy field hindered offenses and caused several fumbles as Roy Pollock’s Talcott squad held on for the win at Talcott.
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Talcott
Collins Pirates
Collins
Talcott Pos
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Shrewsberry Campbell
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Bostick
Millere Bantgriss
Thompson
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White Mann
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A. Lowry
Mareinko
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Sophomore Vasa Cate Leads Georgia Past Mercer 19 0
In Athens Georgia Bulldogs route Mercer 19 0 behind sophomore halfback Vasa Cate after Sanford Van Diver's season ending leg injury. Crowd settles to 3000 on homecoming day as Auburn defeats Georgia Tech 21 0 in Atlanta with Henry Kelly sparking the offense.
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Georgia Bulldogs
Vasa Cate
Mercer University
Cate
Sanford Vandiver
Atlanta
Auburn
Georgia Tech
Henry Kelly
Plainsfen
Engineers
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Tech
Community religious events fill Beckley area schedule
Multiple faith gatherings and anniversaries are listed for Beckley and nearby towns. Meetings at Shiloh Baptist Sprague Patterson Temple Baptist and First Baptist Cunard invite all. pastor installations at New Hope Stephenson and New Canaan Pickshin noted. An Ebenezer morning sermon and evening service, plus district gatherings, are announced with visiting choirs and special music.
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Missionary Union of
W. P. Strickland
H. C. Craig
Zownell
The
Negro Life and History Club
Brown W. Payne
Payne
Hunting Season Opens Tomorrow in Raleigh State
Over $800 in hunting and fishing licenses issued in two weeks by the county clerk. 122 statewide and 588 district licenses sold. district licenses allow hunting in Raleigh and adjacent counties. Gray, black, and fox squirrel and ruffed grouse season opens tomorrow and ends November 27. Turkey season varies by county. in Raleigh it is closed, but several counties allow hunting. Rabbit and quail seasons begin November 13. Game Warden C B Harris warns hunters to avoid closed ground without owner permit and to meet bag limits: four squirrels a day, 24 per season. three ruffed grouse a day, 12 per season.
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Grant
Greenbrier
Hampshire
Nardy
Mineral
Morgan
Nicholas
Pendleton
Pocahontas
Randolph
Tucker
Monroe
C. B. Harris
Numerous college and high school football scores across region
A broad list of football results shows Beckley defeating Mount Hope 15 0 and Parkersburg beating Huntington 2 0. Other notable outcomes include South Charleston 42 over Ste Albans and West Virginia 13 over Waynesburg 0, with many more colleges and prep schools tallying points throughout the day.
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Mount Hope
Parkersburg
Huntington
Wheeling
Charleston
Gauley Bridge
Fayetteville
Madison
Van
Seth
Man
Hillsboro
White «Sulphur Springs
Hinton
Benwood
Allegany High
Cumberland
W. Vai
Weston
Roosevelt- Wilson
Clarksburg
Greenbrier Military Academey
South Charleston
Ste. :Albans
College grid scores flood in across many conferences
A long list of college football results shows Virginia Tech, Washington and Lee, Hampden Sydney, Mississippi, Ouachita, Louisiana College, Murray State Teachers, Morehead State Teachers, Transylvania, and many others posting wins or close games. Notable margins include Mississippi 46 over Ouachita and Colorado 47 over Colorado State, with several ties and score gaps across the Midwest and West regions.
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New Berry
Catawba
Guilford
Virginia Tech
Washington and Lee
St. Johns
Annapolis
Hampden Sydney
Mississippi
Ouachita
Virginia Poly
Washington & Lee
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Hampden- Sydney
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Rocky Mountain
Denver
Utah
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Colorado State
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Southern California
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Los Angeles
Stanford
Washington
Oregon State
Oregon
Portland
Brigham Young
College of Pacific
Nevada
San Diego State
New Mexico
Ohio State Edges Northwestern 7 0 in Big Ten Game
Ohio State defeated unbeaten Northwestern 7 to 0 in Columbus. Nardi made the decisive score after a series of key plays including a blocked punt and a successful late run. Jim McDonald executed the extra point for the Buckeyes despite a blocked kick attempt.
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Associated Press
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Ohio State
Northwestern
Pictur
Haa
Beari
Ohio
Jack Ryan
Karl Kaplanoff
Warren Chrissenger
Wildcat
Nick Wasylik
Astoria
Johnny Rabb
Wedebrook
Nardi
Jim McDonald
Mike Kabenalo
Woight
Kabealo
McDonald
Hill Triumphs in 20.0 Trap Contest
A garbled report describes Hill and the Wildcats in an exhibition event on a Friday afternoon in Grainin g. The game features Daniel punting out of bounds near Mullens’ nine yard line. A four yard attempt ends with the runner behind his goal line.
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Wildcats
L.” Daniel
Daniel
Mullens
Wasehind
Pitt Panthers Rout Wisconsin 21 to 0 in Wet Rose Bowl Highlight
The Rose Bowl champions Pitt Panthers dominated in a soggy game, stopping Wisconsin 21 to 0. Marshall Goldberg scored twice with a 63 yard run in the third period, and Cassiano added a 73 yard sprint after replacing him.
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Associated Press
Pitt
Panthers
Jovce
Wisconsin
Marshall
Biggie
Cassiano
Al‘bany
Fairmont Trach lars and Shepherd Rams Play to Scoreless Tie
In drizzle and with a homecoming crowd, Fairmont Trach lars and Shepherd Rams battled to a 0–0 tie. Fairmont earned 11 first downs to Shepherd’s none but wasted scoring chances on fumbles.
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Associated ® Press
Fairmont
Fairmont Trachlars College
Shepherd College Rams
Shepherd
Notre Dame Beats Navy 9-7 on Late Safety
In a snowbound on field Notre Dame defeats Navy 9 to 7 as a final minute safety seals the win. Quarterback Andy Pupils returned a Navy punt 54 yards before a crucial fumble play set up the decisive score.
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Andy Pupils
Frank McCormick
Alan MacFarland
MacFarland
Chuck Sweeney
Jack McCarthy
Berg
Midshipmen
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Dick Gunderson
Emmett Wood
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