Flying Eagles Dominate Mullens In Opening 1932 Fight
In Beckley the Woodrow Wilson High School Flying Eagles opened the 1932 gridiron season with a 26 to 13 victory over Mullens Rebels on the loose field. Beckley built a 14-0 halftime lead, added a third-quarter score, and fended off Mullens late rally as Dooley Grisinger Lacy and Anderson sparked a steadier attack.
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Princeton High overwhelms Shady Spring in Friday game
Princeton High School crushed Shady Spring 38 to 0 on Princeton Field. Princeton led 12-0 after the first quarter and 26-0 by halftime, aided by long runs and a strong passing attack in the fourth. Shady Spring faced unavailable starters including the quarterback.
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Mountain League Formed By Ansted and Nearby High Schools
At Ansted, A F E Reazonicn hosted a meeting that formed the Midland Trail Mountain League. Members include Ansted Fayetteville Ganley Bridge Lookout Pox and Rainelle High Schools with Rezzonica named league director for one year. Coaches George Priester J Wetarey Blake attended.
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New Hurler As Starter For Yankees
The 1932 World Series opens with the Cubs visiting New York to face the Yankees in a classic Chicago-New York duel. Walter Brown emerges as a possible surprise starter for New York with Gomez, Ruffing, Rent, and Bush as rotation options amid Babe Ruth health concerns and crowd forecasts near 50 000 for first two games. Lonnie Warneke is set to pitch for Chicago at Wrigley Field with a grippe-related absence noted for Dunn.
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Coaches to Serve Year in Rotation for Member Schools
Meeting focused on organizing and drawing up a basketball schedule for the winter and a spring league track meet to be held at Fayetteville. Coaches from member schools will serve one year each in rotation by school name.
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Beckley Juniors crush Shady in season opener 44 to 0
Beckley Juniors under Coach Ross Irle opened 1932 with a dominant 44 to 0 win over Shady Spring Junior Varsity on Shady field. Misco scored three touchdowns and two extra points, Fink added three touchdowns, and O Leary contributed another as Beclley dominated with 13 first downs and stout defense limiting Shady to two first downs.
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Mount Hope Mustangs Rally For Tie With East Bank
A crowded East Bank field saw Mount Hope Mustangs and East Bank Pioneers play to a 6 6 tie after a hard fought afternoon. Mount Hope led early with a first period touchdown driven from midfield but East Bank answered with a late rally aided by key plays from Toney Kenney and Tudor. Perry Bailey McGraff starred for Mount Hope while Hanley and McGraff stood out for East Bank as penalties and limited passing marked the rugged contest.
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Football Officials List For East Bank Game
Referee Kelley Waynesburg Umpire Gavins Head Linesman Mosely Western University Volks Field Judge Staton officiate the East Bank Odell Riggs Black Rucker and Har ber game with Kessler Loving and Har ber among participants.
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Ball Games at Mullens in Championship Series
The pennant race between Scarbra and Mullens shifts to Mullens for two games likely to decide the title. Mullens already took both ends of a doubleheader at Scarbro last Sunday and needs one more win. The opener is set for about 2 o clock with Zeller and St Clair pitching for Mullens and Staton R Smith for the visitors. The previous games required extra innings with Mullens taking 7 to 5 in 10 innings and 4 to 3 in two frames. The Fayette cautions will face a must-win situation today.
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Yankees Use New Pitcher In Beating Boston
Yankees rely on a new pitcher as Gehrig drives in three runs and Ruth hits a homer. Warstler, Jolley, and others add RBIs while Boston strands runners as Mase and Gallagher hold. Final score reflects tight pitching and timely hitting with key base paths and defensive plays shaping the outcome.
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Nuttall Ansted clash ends in 0 0 tie on Ansted field
Nuttall high school and Ansted high school played to a scoreless draw Friday afternoon on the Ansted field. Ansted defense repelled Nut tal attacks while standout efforts from Johnson and Skanes for Ansted and Murphy and Tully for Lookout highlighted the game.
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Indians Fall to White Sox in Baseball Loss
The Cleveland Indians were defeated by the Chicago White Sox. Appling and Swanson drove in runs for Cleveland, with leads and defensive errors noted as rivals posted 11 left on base. Gallivan earned the win, Russell took the loss, and umpires Hildebrand Guthria and Mortachty officiated after a 49 minute game.
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Dodgers Earn Third Place In Mixed Baseball Card
Dodgers finish third with key hits from Spohrer Wilson and Brandt. Molland and Strip contribute bases on balls and two-base drives while Clark and Brandt register multiple strikeouts. College scores cap a day of varied results across Mississippi and Texas, with many 0 to 40 point margins and several ties.
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High School Football Scores From Morgantown to Parkersburg
A list of high school football results across West Virginia and nearby areas shows Morgantown 7 Grafton 6 and many other scores such as Elkins 12 Parsons 0, Charleston 9 Montgomery 0, Beckley 26 Mullens 13, Weirton 40 Mingo 0, Parkersburg 45 Fairmont East 6, plus several tied games and notable wins.
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Schmeling Walker Fight Planned For Monday Night
New York dispatch reports Mickey Walker versus Max Schmeling set for Monday night as promoters push ahead despite doctors orders and weather conditions. Walker, from Rumson New Jersey, returns to training after boils delayed his heavyweight bid, while Schmeling defends his rugged record amid Punic snow threats.
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Cubs Rally to Beat Reds 8 6 in Late Inning Win
The Cubs use a second string lineup to overcome the Cincinnati Reds 8 to 6. Jakie May earns the win after Lon Warneke struggles early as Chicago erases a deficit with late hits from Hack Richbourg and Demaree and a key seventh inning rally.
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Fayetteville Fights Hard but Oak Hill Holds Lead
Fayetteville High battles Oak Hill Red Devils in a hard fought game. Oak Hill withstands a late Fayetteville rally to win 18 to 13 as Grablick and Scott run for early scores and McClung tallies twice in the fourth period. This marks Oak Hill’s first time allowing a Fayetteville score in 10 years.
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Heavyweight Title Clash Promises Summer Showdown
Yoanita enters as a 3 to 1 favorite while Jack Shark Ey eyes a high stakes summer bout. Promoter touts growing interest and a potential title tilt this season.
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