Mountaineers Dominate Cincinnati In 40 to 6 Clash
West Virginia built a 20-point halftime lead and expanded it to 40 to 6 over Cincinnati. Kelly Moan, Glenn Carder, and back up Linus Haley connected on key plays while Cincinnati avoided a shutout with a blocked punt return and a Ralph Grace reception.
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College football scores roundup from this slate of games
Results list shows Connecticut State and many opponents with varied scores from 27 to 0 across teams like Cornell, Dartmouth, Holy Cross, Rhode Island, Manhattan, Pittsburgh, Navy, and others. Notable tallies include Pittsburgh 53 Ohio Wesleyan 0 and Western Maryland 38 Shenandoah 0.
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Connecticut State
Brown
Cornell
Alfred
Dartmouth
Norwich
Franklin and Marshall
Albright
Holy Cross
Bates
Rhode Island
Maine
Manhattan
St. Bonaventure
Mt. St. Mary
Davis
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LaFayette
Pittsburgh
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Providence
Colby
Navy
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Bluefield Drum Corps Returns as National Champions
The Bluefield Drum and Bugle Corps, 36 members led by R. L. Longworth, passed Beckley yesterday and earlier performed for the regional safety meet at Montgomery. In Cleveland they were judged national champions among Legion marching groups, after previously winning the state title in Huntingdon.
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Cleveland
American Legion
Bluefield
Beckley
R. L.’ P Longworth
Montgom
Cubs Rout Cardinals In NL Clash 12 2
The Chicago Cubs crushed five St. Louis pitchers 12 to 2 to close in on a tie for second place in the National League. The loss leaves the Cardinals one game behind with tomorrow's finale to decide whether second place shared will occur. Players named include Galan Cavarretta Hartnett Mize and Winford for Chicago and Moore Garibaldi Medwick Gelbert Ogrodowski for St Louis. The game featured home runs by Cavarretta Gill and Galan with Sacrifice by Lee.
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Quigley
Alderson Stops Ansted Gridders
Alderson-Alderson High Indians upset the favored Ansted eleven 14 to 6 behind Pugh and quick third quarter scores. A safety by Copeland and late Ansted score closed the margin. The Indians host Green Bank Saturday with substitutions noted for both teams.
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South Carolina twins shine in three-sport high school feats
Wanes werenere 1 356 Big and Lit for Little 2¢ ham, South Carolina footbalers are twins who won four letters in football basketball and track in high school, highlighting multi sport talent and local pride.
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Big Blues of Bluefield Meet North Carolina State Eagles
Raleigh county lines will be well represented as Bluefield hosts North Carolina State Eagles at Woodrow Wilson Stadium Saturday. Local players Carl Barbour William Dooley and Joe Jones highlight the Bluefield contingent with about thirty Raleigh county students in Bluefield College. The Blues aim for a strong 2:15 p.m. game, with homecoming festivities planned and Mount Hope’s full squad attending.
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Camp Rowan Wins Lewisburg Sector Meet at Greenbrier Fairgrounds
Camp Rowan topped nine CCC teams at the first Lewisburg Sector track meet scoring 39 points with Murphy of the Messengers delivering 11 1/2 points including a 100 yard dash in 10 seconds. Winners in events include Strawser Camp Bluestone 880 yard, Murphy Camp Rowan 100 yard dash, and the mile relay team Strawser Richmond Hudson Boggs Camp Bluestone. The meet selects the Lewisburg Sector team to face other districts at the Forest Festival for the Charleston District championship.
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Giants Walloped By Dodger Nine
National League champions Giants lost 9 to 2 to the Dodgers. Freddy Frankhouse limited the Giants to nine hits while Brooklyn pounded Lefty Al Smith and others for 13 hits. Cooney, Bordugaray and Ripple led Brooklyn with multiple hits as Smith lasted 2 2/3 innings and Castleman and Coffman finished for New York in a decisive game.
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Dodgers
Freddy Frankhouse
Brooklyn
al Smith
Clyde Castleman
Dick Coffman
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Arrest Trends Rise as Stover Leads Mabscott to Beckley
The article notes a surge in arrests during Mabscott under Chief Stover and continued high volumes in Beckley after he moved. Daily intoxication charges rose from the 1930s levels to about 6–11 per day in 1936, with month totals around 210, while winter months showed fewer incidents. County and state police arrests often doubled city figures, and fines typically paid or served.
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Beckley
Mab‘scott
Njane
Okey Mills
Veteran Scores First Victory for Cleveland Pitcher Hudlin
Cleveland pitcher Hudlin earned his first victory as Detroit managed five hits in a 5 to 3 loss. The game saw Bridges and Tebbetts contributing for Detroit while Hudlin yielded limited baserunners.
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Cleveland
Willis Hudlin
Detroit
Bridges
Tebbetts
Hudiln
Pineville Blacksmith Doc Brooks Dies at 78
Isaac B. Brooks known as Doc Brooks dies at 78 at his Pineville home after a long life as a blacksmith. Funeral services are planned for tomorrow in Pineville with burial in the family cemetery at Oceana. He had lived in Pineville all his life.
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Isaac B
Doc) Brooks
Oceana
Brooks
Concho River Flood Threatens San Angelo Again
San Angelo Texas faces renewed danger as flood waters from the North Concho creep toward homes in a residential area. The prior record flood caused estimated damage up to $5,000,000, with many residences already destroyed.
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San Angelo
Tex
Concho Rivers
North Concho
Major League Standings and Yesterdays Results
The summary lists yesterday's baseball results with Cincinnati 5 over Pittsburgh, Brooklyn 9 over New York, Chicago 12 over St. Louis, and Cleveland 5 over Detroit. Also New York 3, Washington 1 and Chicago 5, St. Louis 3 with a second seventh inning called due to darkness. Today Pittsburgh at Cincinnati, Brooklyn at New York, Chicago at St. Louis, Boston at Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
Cleveland
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Washington
Collins Pirates Edge Kingston In 44 14 Football Thriller
The Collins Pirates defeated Kingston 44 to 14 at Winding Gulf in a game dominated by line and end plays. Collins built a first half lead of 1 7 and stretched it with strong defense led by H Winston while Kingston relied on the air at times. Scoring came from Collins Pulaski Cuthbert Marcinko Justice and Kingston Weeks Chapman with Mullins kicking two PATs for Collins.
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Detroit at Cleveland New York at Washington
Scheduled basketball matchups include Detroit versus Cleveland and New York versus Washington with other cities St Louis Chicago Philadelphia Boston. The brief listing suggests a slate of intercity games across major arenas.
Helen Man Jailed for Petty Theft in 30 Day Sentence
Claude Reeves twenty one of Helen was jailed today beginning a thirty day term on petit larceny. He denied stealing four dollars worth of script claiming he found the money. Conservator of the Peace A F Taylor arrested him and he was tried by Squire G W Brumfield.
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Squire G. W. Brumfield
84 Year Old Man Injured in Fall at Home
Jake Darrell, 84, suffered shoulder knee and hand injuries in a fall at his Horse Creek residence. He remained in bed for several days but has since recovered enough to move about.
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Jake Darrell
Horse Creek
New Photographer Darrall King Joins Stallard Studio
Celina Ohio native Darrall King arrived Friday to accept an assistant position at Stallard Studio working under Paul M. Myers. The move strengthens the Columbus area photographic establishment with a local hire.
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Darrall King
Celina
Ohio
Stallard Studio
Paul M. Myers
Revival services at Ebe n Examiner Baptist Church In Beckley
Local Colored News reports a week of revival at Ebe nezer Baptist Church with Rev Samuel A Abram and Rev D C Deans delivering evening and morning sermons. Events include emergency teachers meeting in Raleigh county and funeral rites for Rev George L Lewis.
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Raleigh County
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Beckley
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