Washington and Lee Halts West Virginia in Scoreless Tie
Washington and Lee held West Virginia to a 0-0 draw in Charleston as Sam Mattox intercepted three Mountaineer passes and Joe Sawyers led a tough Generals defense. West Virginia threatened twice, but the tie marked a moral victory for Washington and Lee on a sultry day.
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Lee
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Senators Blasted 3-1 by Philadelphia A's in World Series warmup
The Washington Senators, American League champions, lost 3-1 to the Philadelphia Athletics. Monte Weaver held the A's to five hits, but four came in the sixth and seventh innings as Philadelphia pulled away. Manager Joe Cronin shuffled the lineup during the game as Washington prepared for the World Series against the New York Giants.
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Pirates Rally Past Cardinals 9-3 in Rain Delay
Pittsburgh built a steady attack to defeat St Louis 9 to 3 in a game delayed two hours by rain. The second game of a doubleheader was postponed by darkness. Jensen Lindstrom Traynor Suhr led the Pirates with multiple hits as Hallahan struggled for the Cardinals.
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Thevenow
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Martin
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Purman
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Time
Cubs Defeat Cincinnati in Opener of Three-Game Set
Chicago's Paul Derringer took his 27th loss as the Cubs beat the Reds 7 to 1. Gabby Hartnett hit a grand slam off Ray Kolp in the seventh inning after Derringer left, delivering decisive runs for Chicago.
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Paul Derringer
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Ray Kolp
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Perry Retains Pacific Southwest Tennis Title
Frederick J. Perry, the national champion, defended his Pacific Southwest crown by defeating Japanese star Jiro Satoh 6-4 1-6 6-3 7-5 in Los Angeles. A crowd of 4,000 watched as Perry clinched the final set with three precise shots despite an ankle sprain at the end.
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Los Angeles
Frederick J. Perry
Jiro Satoh
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Washington West Virginia game date set for October 13 1934
Report on the 1934 college football contest preview announcing October 13 as the Washington and West Virginia University game date. Includes lineup listings and officials from Charleston W Va and nearby areas with referees and umpires noted.
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W. Va
W. and Lee
Weat
Ellis LE Onder Dyer
LY Stydahiay Rolen
Fidler
Glynn Ce Stewart
Roland RG Anderson Bonino
RT McDonald Hanley
Goodwin Seaton
Canich
LH Shiret Mattox RY Thomas Bailey
Oak Hill Dominates Fayetteville 24 0 in Fast Football Match
Oak Hill Red Devils beat Fayetteville Pirates 24 to 0 on the Oak Hill field. Coach Russ Parsons started a younger lineup with Scott moved to end and Cafego directing the passing game. Scoring came from Cafego Amole and Grigg with Cafego adding the extra point. standout Pirates were Alfred Mann and McClung.
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Oak Hill
Russ Parsons
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Scarbro
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Perry Bays
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Amole
Ril
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Riner
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Christian
Tennant
Hindson
Deos
Clazer
Pawlus
Harding
Windsor
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Tiley
Courtney
Roggan
Mosby
Wild slugfest as Yankees top Red Sox 16 to 12
Veteran Pennock beat Lloyd Brown but the game belonged to a frenzied two teams. New York used three pitchers while Boston went four in a flurry of hits and runs, with Gehrig and Ruth driving big blows and multiple players driving in runs in a chaotic Sept 23 contest.
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Beckley Central Juniors conquer Shady in season opener 26–0
Beckley Central Junior High opened with a 26 to 0 win over Shady High's second team at Daniels Field. Gresko starred, rushing 125 yards and throwing several passes while Adomas and Azzare scored. Shady showed Richardson in the backfield and Wood on the line. Substitutes and line play noted for both teams.
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Gresko
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Shoemaker
Princeton Blasts Shady High in Lopsided Victory
Princeton High routs Shady High 56 to 6 on their field. Wheley, Mercer County halfback, scores seven touchdowns totaling 42 points. Harford of Shady adds a 60 yard interception return for a score in the fourth period. Shady musters only one first down while Princeton earns five.
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County Loop Series Opens
Delayed one week from the original date the opening game features Glen White and Ameagle at Glen White field at 2 30 this afternoon in a three game series for the county title. Ameagle won the first half title by July dth, while Glen White tied Scarbro for the second half and defeated Scarbro 10 to 2 in the playoff at RM 1 park. Umpires were selected, three for balls and strikes, one for bases, one for third.
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Searbee
Roanoke Narrowly Fights Tech In 7–0 Loss
Roanoke College hockey lines battle Virginia Tech Gobblers in a tight clash at Blacksburg. Wermick anchors the offense with West and Engels as Roanoke frustrates Tech’s TD drives. George Smith scores for Tech after a short plunge. Casey returns a punt 90 yards before a clipping penalty ends the Roanoke drive.
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Standings and Results in National League Play Today
Yesterday Pittsburgh beat St Louis 9 to 3 in the second game delayed by rain. Brooklyn lost 3 to 7 to New York while Chicago topped Cincinnati 7 to 1. Philadelphia 5 Boston 4 and Boston held at 4-4.
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Football Scores From Colleges and High Schools
College results list scores across multiple games including Southern California 39 over Occidental 0 and Indiana State 13 over Gary 0. Numerous other college and high school results follow with teams such as Rose Poly, Santa Clara, Vanderbilt, Texas A M, and Loyola among others. Road schedules note Pittsburgh at St Louis and Chicago at Cleveland with final scores for several matchups.
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Cumberland
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Beclley Eagles Conquer Mullens In Opener
Beckley defeats Mullens 12 to 0 as Mullens fights hard in a season opener. Key plays include Calloway’s 30 yard rush and Knighton’s punt block setting up Beckley’s second score by Prince.
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Linois
Emory Henry Defeats VMI In Opener On Alumni Field
Emory and Henry spoiled VMI’s opening game with a 20 point win on alumni field. The Wasps used strong defense to disrupt VMI’s punts and passes and capitalized on turnovers for two early touchdowns. Kegley starred late scoring and returning a punt for 25 yards, while substitutions added speed and depth.
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Seth Edges Trap Hill In Hard Fought Home Showdown
Seth beat Trap Hill by one touchdown on Seth’s home field Friday after a close game decided in the final minutes. A plunging score and a tong pass secured the margin amid strong defensive play from Trap Hill and notable work by Bullock of the Falerah Mountains who also impressed.
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Huntington Top And Beckley Baking Win
Friday Pure Oil Peppers lost to Huntington Top in a 4 to 3 close game. Saturday Beckley Baking edged Sprague 3 to 2 after eleven innings. Upcoming matches include Printers vs Huntington Top and West Virginia Utilities vs Raleigh at Sprague Park.
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Trap Hill Seth Punts His Team Out of Tight Spots
In a string of tough moments, Trap Hill Seth muscle through with decisive plays. He repeatedly freed teammates, creating scoring chances and stabilizing the game when pressure mounted.
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Mustangs Open Season With 25-0 Win Over Gauley Bridge
Mount Hope Mustangs dominate Gauley Bridge in a Friday afternoon matchup at Mount Hope field. Spessard leads with broken field runs and a strong initial drive, as Mount Hope spreads the action among many players. Scoring came on a mix of long early drives and standout runs as McGrath and Anderson contributed touchdowns and Blake added the extra point.
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