Former Club Is Victorious But New York Loses
Washington and New York split in a crowded pennant race as the Senators beat Chicago 5 3 and the Yankees fell to Cleveland. Boston swept a doubleheader from St Louis, and Cleveland defeated New York 5 1 as Ferrell stifled the Yankees. The A's and Tigers split a Philadelphia doubleheader won by the A's 3 2 in the first game.
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Card-Ee Rally Ties Game and Wins in 10 Innings
The Card- Ee staged a late rally to tie Brooklyn in the eighth and then won 11 to 10 in ten innings, securing a dramatic comeback victory.
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Brooklyn
Fox Hunters Secure Belmont Estate for Meet Near Leesburg
The Virginia Fox Hunters Association has secured the Belmont estate near Leesburg for housing horses and hounds during the annual fox hound trials to be held the week of October 12. Once the home of Edward B. McLean, the property offers ample facilities for the racing and hunting stock brought to the meet.
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Edward B. McLean
Washington
Virginia Fox Hunters Association
Leesburg
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McLean
Leesrg
Funeral rites held for John Soto Coe in Boyce Virginia
Large gathering attended the funeral at 10 o clock Saturday from his home in Boyce for the late John Soto Coe. The Rev. B Duvall Chamber officiated. He is survived by his wife and one son John E Coe Jr. Various relatives and friends were noted in attendance.
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John E. Zombro
National American Legion
Detroit
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F. W. Magruder
Winchester
Thomas Swartz
Roanoke
Douglas
Mississippi
Robert Goodrich
Doris Reid Jolliffe
Alex Jolliffe
Replacements Will Tell Maryland Football Story in 1930
The Star notes likely insights into Maryland football with most 1930 regulars back, focusing on training activities among top squads.
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Maryland
Maryland Faces Wary Outlook With Veteran Backfield
University of Maryland coach Curley Byrd enters his twentieth season with a strong veteran backfield led by Woods Poppelman Berger and Chalmers aided by Keenan Piggott and May. Front wall replacements are fewer, schedule includes Washington College Virginia Navy Kentucky VMI Richmond VPI Vanderbilt Washington and Lee Johns Hopkins Western Maryland.
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Curley Byrd
University of Maryland
Berger
Poppelman
al Woods
Chalmers
Jess Krajovic
Courtney Hayden
Ray Koelle
Parker Faber
Piggott
Johnny Mitchell
Cybet Tutes
Woods
Rozer Berger
Ray Chalmers
Washington College
Virginia
College Rk
Navy
Washington
Kentucky
Richmond
Blacksburg
Vanderbilt
Nashville
Washington and Lee
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Dayton guests dine at Miss Tucker Yowell home
A fragment from Dayton Virginia notes visiting guests at the home of Miss Tucker Yowell. The item ends with a wry Detroit News remark predicting a future bridge bidding system revealing private details.
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Were
Dayton, Va
Nettie Tucker Yowell
Detroit News
Policemen Bring Home Bountiful Bass From Shenandoah River
Policeman Tom Boyd and Francis Funk fished near Riverton on the Shenandoah River and brought home a large string of bass. Boyd caught a bass over five pounds and several other fish weighing multiple pounds. Funk also landed several good-sized bass. The river is reported in excellent shape for bass fishing.
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Francis Funk
Shenandoah River
Riverton
Mr. Boyd
Mr. Funk
Captured Liquor Leads to More Arrests in Clarke County
In Berryville Virginia on September 22 a raid at Gillfield Baptist Church related to a colored religious meeting yielded about 17% tons of alleged liquor as officers found no one in possession. Later a separate moonshine cache triggered disorder and 11 black men were arrested and fined $520.25 in Clarke county court presided by Judge Walter E. Blount.
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Berryville
Millwood
Gillfield Baptist Church
Smallwood
Clarke County
Walter E. Blount
Lots of Bass Being Caught In Shenandoah
A Shenandoah River fishing note quotes wardens from Trev and Bedford counties saying bass are abundant and the river is clear and in fine condition for fishing. The James River is also reported clear with bass biting and many caught.
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Shenandoah
Virginia
Clarto County
Sai
H. A. Parker
Bedford County
James River
Eel Over Four Feet Lands Big Catch at River Ton
Charles W. Miller, a local concrete worker, spent hours in the North Branch of the Dead River at River ton and returned with 30? fish of various kinds. The largest was an eel over four feet long weighing 534 pounds, caught with a minnow.
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Charles W. Miller
Dead River
Riverton
Miller Catches Bass and Carp in Mixed River Haul
Miller reported a fishing catch with five bass weighing from a pound to a pound and a half, while the remaining fish were ten carp.
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Miller
Freshmen Claim Freshman Knowledge Is Final
Fragmentary lines depict a campus quip that freshmen feel they know more than they ever will, while a speaker smiles through garbled text about holes and timing, reflecting a lighthearted college-page moment.
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Carnegie
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