Eagles Meet Richwood Lumberjacks In Saturday Game
Beckley hosts Richwood High School at Woodrow Wilson Stadium at 3 p m in the second football game of the season. Richwood seeks improvement after a season opener loss while Beckley coaches stress a stronger offense and tighter defense as they finalize a probable starting lineup.
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McPhail Denies Interest in Browns Purchase
Cincinnati Reds executive Larry S. McPhail denied making any offers to buy the St. Louis Browns. He said his resignation takes effect Nov 1 and he has no baseball future plans. Browns president Louis S. Von Weise said he knew nothing about any dealings.
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Hubbell Holds No-Run Record Versus A L Batsmen
The piece notes Carl Hubbell’s dominance over American League batters in 28 World Series and all star innings. It highlights 24 strikeouts, 19 hits, and zero earned runs allowed, dating from 1933 through 1935, with key performances in 1933 World Series and all star games. The Yankees’ growing fascination with Hubbell is discussed as a potential concern.
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Yankees Slice Series Melon
The New York Yankees, pennant winners, closed the season on a high note and eye a five game World Series. Manager Joe McCarthy guides a confident lineup with Gehrig and DiMaggio slumping yet ready, Ruffing set for opening work, while the club awards full shares to 23 players including DiMaggio, Gehrig, Dickey, Lazzeri and Ruffing.
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Major League Standings and Yesterday's Results
Baseball recap with results from games including Pittsburgh 4 Chicago 0 and New York 2 Boston 1 in ten innings. Brooklyn 4 Philadelphia 2 after seven innings, St Louis 5 Cincinnati 4, American League highlights Philadelphia 4 New York 3, with rainouts and upcoming games New York at Philadelphia and Boston at Washington.
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Pirates and Dodgers players contend for league batting lead
Paul Waner of the Pirates and Babe Phelps of the Dodgers stayed in a close NL chase as both collected one hit in four at bats. Waner edged ahead with .3726 to Phelps’s .3722 while Bill Dickey of the Yankees slipped to .358 after a pinch hit at bat. Three leading NL hitters top the list, with standings noting the tight race. An old note recalls Einar Maki’s dog from Ndla lu, On, reappearing at supper after eleven years.
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Left-Handers In Semi Finals at National Golf Tourney
The first national left handers golf tournament advances to the semi finals with four players remaining. Howard Creel of Pueblo and Samuel G. Alpert of La Salle meet tomorrow while Alexander Antonio of Linden takes on Fred Evens of St. Louis. Creel and Evens both won their quarter finals decisively, creating a blend of favorites and dark horses as the field narrows.
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Glen White and Lillybrook Start Title Series Sunday
Glen White and Lillybrook begin Raleigh county inter-league title series Sunday at 2 30 p m on Glen White field. Lillybrook Reds, seen as B league titlists, oppose Glen White A league champions with rivalries high and brothers facing off. Neutral umpires to be appointed.
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Pacific Tourney Budge and Tidball Reach Semifinals
Pacific Southwest tennis narrowed to four with Donald Budge and Jack Tidball advancing to the semifinals. Budge beat Bobby Underwood 6-1 6-1 after a strong Oakland style display, while Tidball beat John Van Ryn 6-4 6-4 in a Stanford University pairing. Budge faces Tidball Sunday for a finals berth, with Fred Perry and Francis X. Shields set for the other semi.
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Hollywood
Cubs White Sox to Play Series at Wrigley Field
Chicago plans a twenty first city championship series between the Cubs and White Sox opening next Wednesday at Wrigley Field. Arrangements were made at a meeting of club officials with Baseball Commissioner Kenesaw Landis. The American Leaguers defend the title won in 1933 as season prices will prevail.
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Baseball leaders and teams from yesterday's games
Yesterday's box score highlights show Gehrig and Dimaggio for the Yankees Dimaggio and Gehrig top the list with multiple homers Ott for the Giants Camilli for the Phillies Foxx for the Red Sox and Trosky for the Indians contribute to notable performances with leaders named for both leagues Totals list 598 in American and 1 345 in National totals reflect the day's results
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