Beckley Flying Eagles Show Grit Against Dunbar
Beckley fans witnessed an inspired underdog display as the Beckley Flying Eagles challenged the bigger and more experienced Dunbar team. The locals outgained the visitors, mounted three deep drives into Dunbar territory, and produced crucial goal line stands in the final period to stay competitive.
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Beckley Beefs Up Defense In Beating Dunbar
Beckley and Dunbar clash as Beckley’s defense stops two late Beckley threats and holds on for a hard fought win. The piece notes teamwork, altitude effects, and injuries to Dunbar players including a dislocated shoulder.
Cleveland Indians sweep doubleheader against Browns for third place
Cleveland wins 3 6 in game one and 7 3 in game two. Hal Trosky hits his 26th homer in the second game, Earl Averill adds his 19th in the first. LOUIS 3 runs, CLEVELAND 7 runs in the finale.
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Athletics And Senators Split Doubleheader At Philadelphia
In a September doubleheader at Shibe Park the Athletics beat Washington 5 to 4 in the first game, while the Senators won 8 to 0 in six innings due to darkness. Marion Newsome and Red Kress homered for Philadelphia. Kuhel Powell and Kress produced key hits for Washington in the nightcap.
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Blind Quartet to Sing at Mount Tabor Church Tonight
The Union Mission Blind Male Quartet from Charleston will perform gospel songs and negro spirituals at Mount Tabor Church tonight. Announcement made yesterday by French A. Harper.
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Puff the Monkey Seeks Erudite Mind Power
A playful exchange shows a monkey named Puff insisting on being erudite. The narrator humorously notes Puff’s bright ideas but uncertainty over the meaning of big words.
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Oak Hill Red Devils Triumph Over Welch 13 to 0
Oak Hill's Red Devils defeated Welch 13 0 at Oak Hill yesterday afternoon. Cafego and Dillon starred with a first quarter score and a late second TD setup by a Cafego lateral Rhiner Tennant pass. Burton led Welch in a tough ground game as Oak Hill held strong on defense and capitalized on returns and a successful fake kick conversion.
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Murder Charge Brought in Fayette County Jail
Tom Owens, a Macdonald man, is held on a murder count in Fayette County jail following the death of Harry Fogus at Oak Hill hospital. Fogus reportedly was shot in the back near the Macdonald ice house Friday afternoon after an argument with Davis, a Macdonald man.
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Detroit Splits With White Sox in World Series Doubleheader
Detroit Tigers split a doubleheader with the Chicago White Sox at Comiskey Park, winning 8 to 3 in the nightcap after losing the opener 8 to 3. Starters Schoolboy Rowe and Sad Sam Jones pitched, with Rowe lasting seven innings in the opener before Roxie Lawson finished. Key hits came from Gehringer Greenberg Goslin and Fox for Detroit, while Chicago’s runs came from Leadoff hitters and Stratton. Time 1 53.
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Cardinals End Cubs Streak With 11th Innings Win
The St. Louis Cardinals beat the Chicago Cubs 7 to 5 in eleven innings to snap Chicago’s 21 game winning streak. Jack Rothrock opened the 11th with a single and Joe Medwick followed with a two run homer for the Cardinals. Medwick also hit his first homer in the sixth, as both players drove in four runs in a 13 hit attack against Larry French and Steve Kowalik.
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