Heavy Football Slate on Tap Eagles Host to Dunbar
The article previews a busy football slate with the Flying Eagles hosting Dunbar at home, highlighted by the Beckley Dunbar rivalry and multiple league games across regional conferences. It notes Dunbar’s 8-6 win over Richwood and Beckley’s 33-0 victory last year, plus lineups and starting players returning from last season. It also mentions other Friday matches in the New River Valley Coalfield Conference and Interscholastic League, plus Rockets vs Bills and boxing bouts.
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County Playoff Set at MacAlpin in Raleigh League
The Raleigh County Baseball League B division championship games will be moved to Mac Alpin from Woodrow Wilson field. An all-star team from the Girls' City Softball League will play Owens-Illinois of Charleston Sunday. Umpiring assignments list HARLESS STOVER from Glen White to handle Ami go at Helen, with Romey Hampton and Jack Murdock assisting. Ameagle at MacAlpin will be called by Peanuts Cromer, Jack Keaton, and Ash Cook.
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Furman Georgia Open South Carolina Grid Slate
Southern Conference grid action begins in Athens with Furman meeting the Georgia Bulldogs in a night game. Clemson South Carolina Washington and Lee play tomorrow. Richmond Davidson debut tomorrow night. Duke and N C State peak the following weekend.
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Standings and results in the American League
Yesterday New York beat Chicago 3 to 1 and Boston defeated St. Louis 16 to 6. Cleveland won 4 to 0 over Washington. New York leads with 93 wins, 54 losses. Boston 71-67. Detroit 68-?. Cleveland 77-68. Philadelphia 74-72. Chicago 67-19. Washington 60-85. St. Louis 55-90. Today Washington visits Boston. Master ison vs Stubbs in the only scheduled game.
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Ott Retires from Playing to Pave Way for Rookies
Mel Ott, 38, longtime New York Giants star and manager, ends his 22 year major league playing career to free roster space for rookies. He left Chicago with the club for their final homestand, noting the 40 player limit and his potential rein statement.
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Navy winds up rough workouts on West Coast
Navy football under Coach Tom Hamilton sharpens basics at Whidbey Island NAS Wash before a full dress scrimmage with Washington Huskies. The Seattle session closes hard drills ahead of the season opener vs California on September 27. Hamilton eases contact for stars Pistol Pete Williams and Billy Earl, limiting their action against Washington.
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Flying Eagles burn up yardage in showy offensive display
Woodrow Wilson Flying Eagles dominate in yardage, scoring from long range with Hodson 78 yard TD and Davis 73 yard kickoff return leading a deep ground game. Wing backs Sigmund McGraw Hodson Chandler Myles pile up rushes averaging 9.1 yards per try as Dunbar looms tonight.
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Boxing Roundup From Across the Nation
Associated Press reports results from multiple venues. Luciano 145 San Francisco beat Oscar Smith 139 Oakland by knockout. Horne 161 Valley Stream outpointed Kashuba 161 Brooklyn 10. Gavilan 14315 Havana outpointed Justine 14414 Philadelphia 8. Kinsey 194 Worcester outpointed McPherson 23414 Cumberland R I 10. Armstrong 134 Toronto outpointed English 131 Fall River 10.
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Fonder Edges Rivals for Sherwood Handicap at Yellowjacket
George Fon der of Lansdale Pa won the Sherwood Handicap midget feature at Yellowjacket Speedway edging Larry Bloomer and Ernie Mc Coy. Fonder clocked 5 31.80 for the victory.
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Girl All Stars Will Face Charleston Softballers at Woodrow Wilson
The Girls' City Softball League All Stars will play Owens-Illinois, winner of the Charleston City League, at Woodrow Wilson diamond Sunday at 2 30 p m. City Recreation Director Paul Vennari listed local players to arrive by 1 30 p m for prepare.
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Scholastic Football Results From Various Jayvee Games
Beckley Jayvees 20 Central 0. Stoce Jayvees 13 Shady Jayvees Byrd Prillerman 6 Buffalo 0. Lasalle Cumberland Md 34 St Mary's Clarksburg 0. Lumberport 12 Jane Lew 0. Kelly Miller Clarksburg 38 Lakin Industrial 0. Douglass Huntington 26 Gary.
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P C L Breaks Gate Marks in Los Angeles
The Pacific Coast Baseball League clubs report attendance already tops last year's record and expect total attendance to exceed 4,000,000 by season end September 28.
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Brooks Assured of Tie for Pennant as Card Collapse Hovers
The St. Louis Cardinals face a possible end to Eddie Dyer’s tenure as a near-collapse threatens a shakeup while Brooklyn Dodgers inch toward the World Series. Boston aided the effort by routing St. Louis 6-2, tightening the pennant race and leaving the Cards in jeopardy of a third-place finish.
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