Beckley Flying Eagles Rout Dunbar 20–6 to Stay Unbeaten
Beckley Flying Eagles outgained Dunbar 14 first downs to two and remained undefeated after a 20 to 6 victory at Dunbar. Key plays included Jim Rifeniring’s one yard TD run, Paul Brown and Bob Goldsmith on the ground, and Goldsmith to Red Hilbert passes for a late score.
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Eagles
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Bob Goldsmith
Red” Hilbert
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Hilbert
St. Clair
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Greene
Dibiden Philbervie
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Pitt Rallies Second Half To Beat Mountaineers 26 13
Pitt uses a second half surge to overcome West Virginia 26 to 13 at Pittsburgh. The Panthers rely on rushing for 296 yards to WVU's 331 total yards with a late scoring drive sealing the victory.
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Beckley Bluefield Playoff Match Set At Beclky Today
The 18 man Bluefield Country Club team faces Beckley in a three game series for the Joyce trophy at Beckley’s course with both sides missing several stars. Pro J C Schorr leads Bluefield with partners chosen later while Beckley plans a showdown with pro Bryce Sweet and Oak Hill champion J Sheldon Trump. Play starts at 1:00 p.m. with teams including numerous local players and officials listed for both sides.
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R. H. Magee
French Lucas
PD. Sebert
C. W. Lovell
PL G. Kimball
PW. Fergley
C. P. White
C. P. Anderson, Jr
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J. W. Bolen
E. Ray Bailey
George H. Foreman
Tigers Beat Red Sox 8-2 to Eliminate Them From Pennant Race
Detroit pitcher Dizzy Trout hurled six strong innings in an 8-2 Detroit win over Boston, moving the Tigers one and a half games up on St. Louis with eight games left. Boston drops nine games back as Newhouser and Cecil labored. errors and early scoring doomed the Sox.
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Dizzy) Trout
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Virginia Blitzes Hampden Sydney 37-0 In Opening Tilt
Virginia dominates Hampden Sydney scoring in every quarter to win 37-0 at Charlottsville. John Duda stars with three first half TDs as Navy trainees Duca Licks Walver contribute, Hickman and Walker add scores in the second half. Line score lists Virginia 13 0 6 12 37.
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College Football Scores From Across The Nation
Connecticut defeated Norwich 27 to 0 while Atlantic City Naval Air Base blanked Swarthmore 3 none of the other listed games show a clear winner outcome. Texas A&M posted a 39 to 0 victory over Bryan Army Air Field and Southern California beat U C L A 13 to 0 referencing multiple colleges and military teams in a roundup style.
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Pirates Defeat New York Giants for 1-4 Victory
Truett Sewell earned his 20th win as Pittsburgh Pirates beat the New York Giants 4 to 1. Tommy O'Brien drove in two runs with a single in the 8th inning after New York tied the game, and Ace Adams pitched the final five innings in relief.
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Standings Report From California St Mary's College SCILOLASTIC
The standings show St Marys College at 31 points followed by Beckley 20 and Dunbar 6. St Albans leads with 25, while Nitra and Gauley Bridge have 20. Seth and Montgomery sit at 7 and South Charleston at 0 in this SCILOLASTIC tally.
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Nitra
Seth & Montgomery
South Charleston
Great Lakes Triumph In Thriller Over Purdue 27-18
Great Lakes Bluejackets beat Purdue 27-18 in a seesaw game before 25 000 fans. Youel threw a third scoring pass and returned a 93 yard punt for a TD sealing the win. Cody and Dimancheff scored for Purdue while Saenz Mangold Kane and Youel tallied for Great Lakes.
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Farmer Townstan
Boilermakers
Yeuel
Jim Keane
Youel
Bluejackets
Youelossed
Ed Saenz
Vball Melo
Cody
Dimancheff
Saenz
Hanlon
Mangold
Avery
Kane
Mello
Impressive Friday grid wins for Oak Hill Mt Hope and rivals
Oak Hill Mt Hope Hinton Alderson Stove and others seized wins as ten games were reported. Hinton’s Stan Huffman led a 38 to 6 victory over Greenbrier Valley champs, Mt Hope beat Norfolk 45 to 0, Oak Hill shut out Fayetteville 12 0, Alderson Indians beat Crichton 30 to 0, Mullens tied War 0 0, Sumnerville crushed Cowen 46 0, Union defeated Peterstown 46 6, Stoco and Trap Hill won, and Shady fell 8 0 to Clear Fork in county league.”
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Litwhiler fuels Cardinals' 6 2 win over Phillies
Danny Litwhiler led a St. Louis attack with a single, triple and homer driving in four as Bud Byerly limited Philadelphia to six hits for his second win. Augie Bernamo replaced Johnny Hopp in the outfield after Hopp fell ill. Byerly pitched seven innings with Covington finishing.
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Turner Is Named League Secretary
In a Raleigh county high school Athletic league meeting held at the Brokley Newspaper building, G. C. Turner was re elected secretary. The next meeting is set for the first Friday in December with basketball schedule details to follow. attendees included T F Bartlett COP Muncen Steent Gy Amate Hornbeck Frank aes Parker Hull J G Daniels Claude Worsey Walker Mark Twain Wor Jey and Clyde Wor Jey.
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Brokley Newspaper Corporation
G. C. Turner
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Collins High
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TF Bartlett
Shady Spring
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Steent
Illinois Downs Indiana Eleven to Open Big Ten Title Race
The University of Illinois beat Indiana 26 to 18 in Champaign before 7 000 spectators. Illinois scored on two touchdowns and several short runs while Patterson Bray and Yours connected on passes and runs. Indiana fumbled near its own goal line as the game progressed.
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Penine
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