Coalwood Wins Overtime Thriller Over Blue Grays at Fair Grounds
Coalwood scored seven runs in the tenth to defeat Bluefield 7 to 6 after a late rally. Hurst started for Bluefield, but Coalwood tied the game in the eighth and broke it open in the tenth with timely hits and errors. Diggs Mug led Coalwood with four hits in six at bats as Bluefield’s six early runs faded.
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Coalwood
Bluefleet
Fair Grounds
Dinefield
Bluefield
Phil Douglass
Hightower
Moore
Bluefeld
Lefty Weaver
Jim Hurst
Sorrell
Stone
Rosas
Jimmin
Twa
Hurst
Ovalwood
Weaver
Blue Grays
Dunkle
Suleiman
Muff
Grubb
Miller
Fister
Grubbs
Suderatya Aingled
Haxter
Bigga
Bassaubach
Dunkie
Lema Hawley
Suhlman
Bas
Foley
Hall
Price
Dreifun
Biggs
Dunkla
Palmer
Dreifne
Baxter
Bassenbach
Soard
Huret
Norget
Go Coalwood
Diggs
Mug
Balf
Owl Foley
Gary
Cary
Status Shufflin Phil Is Decided in Coalfields League
In Welch, the Poca hontas Coalfields Baseball Association held a meeting at the president D J F Atrother's office. The council ruled Phil Douglass remains with Coalwood for the season but cannot play against Gary. a forfeited game from July 19 will be replayed on August 14 if possible, with fallback dates if rain delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocahontas Coalfields Baseball Association
Welch
D. J. F. Atrother
Association
Phil Douglass
Gary
Coalwood Club
Douglass
Strothers
Phil Dounglass
Telegraph
Welch Daily News
Coalwood
Codlwood
Mercer
McDowell
Leo Diegel Retains Canadian Open Title
Leo Diegel, at Great Neck, N Y, today retained the Canadian open golf title by posting 73 and 78 for a total of 295. Walter Hagen faltered in the afternoon round, while Diegel seized the lead as Hagen slumped. Diegel wins a gold medal and 500.
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Toronto
Diegel
Great Neck
Hia
Walter Hagen
Florida
Delgal
Hegen
Brady
Mammaroneck
Deigel
Coalfield League Results and Baseball News
Coalwood beat Bluefield 13 to 6 in 10 innings while Gary forfeited to Coalwood and will replay August 14. McDowell County title race remains open as Gary seeks a narrow path with a five-game series ahead. Also notes Reds win in 13 innings and Coalwood lineup shakeups with Douglass, Schumaker, Hurst, Battle Stone delivering strong pitching for Ray Prince. An Armenian king statue unearthed near Mount Ararat dates to the second century, signaling early Christian adoption.
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Erivan
Armenia
Mount Ararat
Harringa
Basten
Oi Dunkle
Sence
L Grubbs
Aos Soard
Palmer
Miller
Wenvat Diecersea
Eesee
Li F
Dreirus
Roley
oOra
Tall
Price
Versere Suhlman
Sheere Lister
Hightower
Hawley
G.peeress Hurst
Devcees
Coalwood
Ayaan
Bluefield
Dunkle
Bigrs
Foley
Hall
Suchr Ttl
Bassenbach
Balla
Weaver
Hurst
Moore
Seelly
Lege Hawley Leaves Blue Field Club For University Role
Lege Hawley a local multi role athlete and student coach will depart Monday to join the University of West Virginia athletic board while continuing stadium fund work and aiding Coach Rodgers with material. Hightower to replace Hawley as catcher. Weekend results see Coalwood win in ten. Hurst charged with losses after tough framing and drenching.
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Lege
Hawley
Bluefield
University of Weat, Virginia Athletic Board
Stadium Fund
Stansbury
Rodgers
Lawley
Hightower
Clnfield Grays
Poca-Bromwell
Coalwood
Jim Hurst
Fire Alarm Signals At Multiple City Locations
Fire alarm signals from various city sites including Pira Station Souttaide Northside City Hall Princeton Ave Russell Bluefield Ave Thomas Bluefield Ave Chestnut Cherry Ruoleigh Federal St Giles Princeton Lee Franklin Princeta Roose Marshall Allen Powell Blend North South Jefferson Sta Poun Mar Ave Freder Donat River College Ave Walton Clark Be Orange Sta Southway North AVidns Henry Greenbrier Upper Jones St Forest Union Sta Oakhurat Ave Bland Shizins phone alarms sent from Central Station.
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Pira
Souttaide
Northside
City Hall
Princeton Ave
Russell
Binefald Ave
Marcar
Bluefeld Ave
Boggs &Coo
Bluefield Ave
Thomas
Chestnut
Cherry
Ruoleigh
Federal
Hales Hh
Blewart
Owpining
Monroe
Giles St
Princeton
Lee and Franklin Bis
Pela LG
Princeta
Roose
Marshall Ta
Allen and Powell
Blend
North
South and
Jefferson
Poun-Mar Ave
Freder
Donat River and College AN
College Ave
Walton / Ey
Orange
Southway
North Avidns
Henry and aFaonprier
Greenbrier and Logan
Upper Jones St.ars Forest
Union
Forest and Union
Tilden Examined On Player Writer Rule
New York August hearings on whether William Tilden violated the player writer rule by giving interviews for newspaper syndication. The United States Lawn Tennis Association executive committee met late in the evening at the Hotel Vanderbilt, no statement issued yet. Officials privately show split views on the legality of player interviews, with Davis Cup trials looming at Forest Hills next week. Tilden refused to discuss the proceedings after emerging from the meeting.
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New York
William ‘'T
Tildren
United States Lawn Tennis Assoriation
Tilden
United States
Tilder
Forest Hills
Vice President Dawes Sets Pace In Fishing
Vice-President Dawes continues to set the pace in fishing at the ranch of Colonel A. F. Hume Phreys where he is vacationing. He landed fourteen and a half inch trout, not surpassing the record caught days earlier by his 14 year old nephew Henry Hoyt. $60,000 bars stolen Capetown. Gold bars worth $50,000 were stolen in transit between Salisbury Rhodesia and Capetown.
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Wagon Wheel Gap
Colo
Dawes
A. F. Humephreys
Henry Hoyt
Jacksonville
Fla
Capetown
Balisbury
Rhodesia
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Skousy Fisk
By Sidney Smith
Hale
Status Shufflin
Phil
Poca-Bramwell
Fox
Garge
Tree
Hamburg
A. G
Rome
Bluefield Baseball
Douglas
Leo Diegel
Coalfield League
Yosterday Goalwood
McDowell County
PH Douglass
Big Buck
Lloyd
Doug Jase
McMillan
Vic Sorrell
Prince
Bluefield Country Club
Ray Fevana
Cincinnati Reds
Boston
Jack Hendricks
Red
Ray Prince
Battle Stone
Thes
Eir
Coalfells
Smith
Easley-Perkins &Co
Federal Street
Royal Steam Laundry
J. H. Franklin
S-U-I
N. C. Stanley & CO
Raleigh Street
Bland and
Federal Sts
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