Cardinals Triumph Amid Hallahan Heroics in Shutout Win
Gabby Street lauded Hallahan for a superb six hit shutout against the Athletics as Pepper Martin starred with two hits two steals and two runs. Connie Mack praised Hallahan and credited Martin's heads up play while noting Earnshaw was tough but breaks favored St Louis in a tight series game.
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Ee Associated Press
Gabby Street
Street
William Hallahan
Hallahan
Wee
Athletics
Philadelphia
Gabby
Cardinals
Martin
John
Pepper) Martin
Cardinal
Charley Barrett
Greenville
Texas
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City Club
William
Earnshaw
George Earnshaw
Mack
Wilson
Williams
Connie
Judges Capture Second Home Win Over Harrisonburg High 33-0
Handley College handily defeated Harrisonburg High 33-0 as coach Parsons kept the first string in during much of the game. Lee Garber starred with multiple scores and O Donnal led Harrisonburg's defense, while substitutions dominated the later quarters. The Judges meet Waynesboro, Pa., next, with the Handley band and supporters regaining enthusiasm.
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Harrisonburg High
Parsons
Harrisonburg
Coomse Pecans
Panier Ae
Davas
Lee Garber
Duvall
Handley
Fries
Duval
Mike Garber
Harris
Kremer
Hautg
Goach
Prelip
O'Donald
O’donald
Shank
Waynesboro
Handley Band
Pennsylvania 5
Mount Williams Home Group Plans More Activities
The Mount Williams home demonstration group held its regular meeting with strong attendance. Miss Farrar presided in chairman Mrs. T. B. Cooper's absence. The secretary reported on the August meeting and progress, with plans to attend the Winchester achievement program on October 31 and county-wide activities.
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Mount Williams
T. 8. Cooper
Farrar
Ivan Flagel
Winchester
Rococo
The term Rococo denotes a decorative style marked by playful curves and elaborate scrollwork imitating rockwork shells and foliage. Originating in Europe in the 17th and 18th centuries it later described quirky or tasteless oddities in art or literature.
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Europe
Longshoremen Clash with Negro Strike Breakers at Boston Pier
Associated Press reports a hand to hand battle at Commonwealth Pier between Negro strike breakers and union longshoremen. About 100 men fought. fourteen seriously wounded from stabs and bruises. no gunfire confirmed. Police quelled the disturbance.
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Boston
Commonwealth Pier
Seventh inning bunt and run alters close game
In the seventh inning Martin stole second as Gelbert attempted a sacrifice bunt. Mack called that the bunt-and-run play rather than a sacrifice, changing the approach at a pivotal moment.
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Martin
Gelbert
Mack
Army and Navy May Play Again For Charity
Washington report that an Army-Navy charity football game is likely for December 12 in New York. Salvation Army origins and high level approval from Navy Secretary Adams War Secretary Payne and General Moseley indicate final decision rests with West Point Superintendent Hart and Naval Academy Superintendent Hart. Examinations timing remains a potential obstacle to scheduling.
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War
Navy
West Point
Annapolis
New York
Salvation Army
Edward J. Underwood
Adams
Payne
Underwood
Naval Academy
Thomas C. Hart
Academy
George van Horn Moseley
William R. Smith
Miley
War Department
West Point Eleven
Midshipmen
Smith
Hich
Military Academy
Bays Named On New Jersey Coast charts
The Zeodetic Survey lists 20 bays on New Jersey coast charts. Principal bays along the outer coast include Newark, Baritan? Bari tan, New York, Sandy Hook, Barhegat, Great Egg, and Delaware bays. Additional waters meet bay criteria but are labeled as sound harbor inlet or lake.
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United States Coast and Zeodetic Survey
New Jersey
Newark
Baritan
New York
Sandy Hook
Barhegat
Great
Great Egg
Delaware Bays
Cardinals Tie World Series With Unconventional Win
The St. Louis Cardinals used nine players on the field to win 2-0, tying the World Series. Manager leads bold strategy in a pivotal game.
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St. Louis Cardinals
Cards Triumph as A's Take 6-2 Victory
The Athletics defeated St Louis 6-2 with Wally Roettger scoring on Jim Bottomley’s first inning hit. Wild Bill pitched superbly for the Cards, but bottomley made a key ninth inning catch to end the game.
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Jim Bottomley
Sunny Jim
Bishop
Central Press
Wally Roettger
Cardinal
A’s
Semi-Pros Open Season For Hose Company No. 5
Martinsburg Journal reports Hose Company No. 5 football club to start 1931 season Sunday at Winchester against Winchester Semi-Pros. No official word on opponents yet as Baltimore plans stalled. Firemen worked out with about twenty five candidates at Lambert Field under coaches Flanagar and Eckardt.
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Rouss Spring Park
Winchester
Martinsburg
W. Va
Hose Compry No. 5
West Vingthians
Waderding
Martinsburg Journal
Hose Co. No. 5
Baltimore
Lambert Field
Flanagar
Eckardt
Navy to Charge for Four Benefit Games
Navy will charge for four benefit games with proceeds aiding relief of the unemployed. Lieut. Com. L. D. McCormick announced after a meeting yesterday morning of Rear Admiral Thomas C. Hart and Navy Athletic Association heads.
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Navy
Sraine
L. D. McCormick
Thomas C. Hart
Navy Athletic Association
Wonder and belief in childhood magic quotes
In Wonderland Know you what it is to be a child It is to believe in love to believe in loveliness to believe in belief It is to turn pumpkins into coaches and mice into horses and nothing into everything It is to live in a nutshell and to count yourself the king of infinite space.
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Francis Thompson
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Wild Bill
Pepper
Tree Plate
Bill Hallahan
St. Louis
Paul Derringer
Pepper Martin
Jimmy Wilson
Big Sister
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Mamet
By Les Forgrave
Beth
Emmert’s
Berkshire Hose
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