Woodrow Wilson Flying Eagles roll to 33 point win
Woodrow Wilson Flying Eagles rout Trap Hill Wildcats 33 to 0 for their second victory. The team mixed straight rushing with limited passing, with Smith, Kuhn, and Beckley starring in offense and Wood, Davis, and Richards bolstering the line. Daniel and the Wildcat passing were kept largely in check.
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Beckley Beats Trap Hill 33–0 In Lineup Summary
Beckley dominated Trap Hill 33 to 0 with Smith scoring three touchdowns and Davis adding TDs. Bailey kicked two extra points, G Davis handled a PAT, and Beclley defense held fast in all quarters. Key Beckley players included McNeish Wood Wig and Kuhn at various back positions with multiple substitutions listed.
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Youth Applies For Cincy Job Aged 18 Seeks Reds Role
Cincinnati General Manager Warren C Giles reviews a mountain of applications from would be successors to Chuck Dressen. He notes one applicant is an 18-year-old from New York who wrote that leading the team would be a ten strike. The comment reflects a wave of hopefuls seeking the Reds job.
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Indians Rally In Eighth To Beat Red Sox 7 6
The Cleveland Indians erased a 6-1 deficit with a six run eighth inning led by a key three run homer from Lyn Lary to defeat the Boston Red Sox 7-6 and seize a division berth. Archie McKain and Jack Wilson pitched for Boston while Hale and Solters drove in multiple runs for Cleveland. Attendance noted as MW Browns staff and coaches were released Monday.
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World Series schedule set with seven games option
The 1937 fall classic will start October 7 and 8 at Yankee Stadium if the Yankees win the pennant, with the next three games at the NL champion's park and the final two at Yankee Stadium if needed. Attendance records and ticket plans are outlined with game times at 1 30 p m standard time.
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Football scores from Scholastic and College games across towns
Charleston shuts out Clendenin 40 to 0 while South Charleston dominates Sissonville 81 to 6. Dunkbar 32, Milton 0. Park Twain 25, Montcoal 13. Union Benwood 38, Fairview Bellaire 38. Centerville Md sees Salisbury no hit Centerville 7 to 0 in Eastern Shore League pennant clincher as Joe Kohlman joins Washington Senators.
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Griffith Payne clash for Black Knight club title
W. C. Griffith and Ned Payne Jr. meet in an 18 hole club championship at Black Knight this afternoon with Griffith defending and Payne seeking a first win. Payne arrives off the Raleigh County Open title and both enter with strong followings as rain delayed practice. The match starts at 1 39 p.m. and qualification for the Joe L Smith Handicap continues with 26 scores posted.
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Cincinnati Beats Hubbell As Giants Lose Full Game
In Cincinnati the Reds beat the Giants 4 to 3. Peaches Davis drove in the decisive run aided by Lombardi and R. Davis, while Hubbell allowed seven hits and took the loss as Cincinnati narrowed New York's NL lead to two and a half games.
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Summers Tennis Tourney Final Set After Rain Delays
West Virginia players return to Greenbrier Valley Tennis to finish postponed matches. Charley Gore of Charleston defeats Mose Brown to reach the final, facing Jim Allen who beat George Richardson. Albrey Smith and Allen will meet Qilo Reuter and John Faulconer in the final rounds. A separate note states a national parole practices study funded by the WPA.
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Cubs Rally to Beat Phillies 9 3 in Face to Face Tilt
Chicago Cubs defeat Philadelphia Phillies 9 to 3 behind Tex Carleton 14th win as Rip Collins and Joe Marty homer. Collision of Cubs Giants race tightens standings in fierce three game set starting Tuesday in Chicago.
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Home Run Leaders and Notable Hitters Highlight Baseball Day
Baseball daily tally shows Lou Gehrig and Joe DiMaggio tied with multiple homers for the Yankees while teammates Crosetti and Hoag also contribute. Other leaders include Red Sox Sox Foxx and Greenberg of the Tigers, with Cronin and Solters among top hitters for their clubs.
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