Gary Slugs Bluefield In Slugtest Victory
Gary beat Bluefield 16 to 12 in a slugtest at Gary park. Sorrell, Ross, Kircher and Allen led the attack with four hits each. Roy Hall and Wister also produced major numbers for Bluefield. McDowell, Hawley, Morgantown, and Staine contributed in a high scoring midweek game as Gary maintained a six run lead after scoring in every inning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary
Bluefield
Sulllis
Blue Grays
Settle
Prince—Stone
Sorrell
Ross
Fth
tVo
Tom Clark
Tui
Tuefeld
Vereals
Hister
St. Louis
Benny Moore
Legs Hawley
Jett
Morgantown
High- Tower
N. Co
Cassell
Allen
Witty
Rutherford
Clark
Sulling
Kitcher
Hall Clark
Noble
Suliman
Reife ‘ Clark
Hanes
Allen- Sathes — Wiletry
Oley
Rutherard
Cassell Uhiman
Holey
Suilins
Ff Stone
Sorrel
Allins
Satie
Stone
Borey
Rose
Sorrell Alen
Hayworth
Bluefield Grays Lead in Season Statistics Ahead of Meet
Statistics compiled by A. G. Rox show Bluefield leads Coalwood and Gary in runs hits and fielding, with 25 wins and 20 losses. Bluefield and Poca-Bramwell prepare for a key afternoon matchup at the Fair Grounds with Loyd or Thomas for the Indians and Vic Sorrell expected to pitch for Bluefield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluefield
A. G. Rox
Turdans
Gary
Poea-Braprwell
Mueffard
Ie Indians
Blue- Hilays
Blue- Hein
Blue-Grays
Blue-field
Blue- Grays
Bluefielders
Coalwood
Blue Grays
Hinton
Bluefield-Graya
Fair Grounds
Loyd
Thomas
Price
Vic Sorrell
Miss Elizabeth Ryan Reaches Third Round in NY Championship
Rye Aug 3 Miss Elizabeth Ryan now living in England advanced to the third round of the New York state women singles championship with two easy victories. She beat Miss W H Pritchard in two love sets and defeated Miss Louisa Wilson 6-2 6-2. Fresh from her Leipright triumphs Ryan stood at the top of her game as Mary K Browne Eleanor Gos a and Miss Wille also advanced on a par.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rye
WN Y
Elizabeth Ryan
England
New York State
Mis. W. H. Pritchard
Louisa Wilson i
Miss Ryan
Helen Wille
Ryan
Mary K. Browne
Eleanor Gosa
Wills
Indians Extend Lead With Coalwood Win In Fast Game
Poca-Bramwell remains atop standings with a 20 victory over Coalwood at Gary Park. Cy Smith pitched a five hitter over nine innings, while Phil Douglass struggled early as Indiana built a four run lead and held on for a 7 0 win. Bill Whitlock powered the offense with a homer and multiple doubles as 3 500 fans witnessed the highest attendance in McDowell County ball history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poca-Bramwell
Indiana
Coalwood
Gary Park
Cy Smith
Poea-Bramwell
Phil Couglase
Yarheel
Letty Gearheart
Indians
McMillan
Bill Whitlock
McDowell County
Gaalfield
Bages
Pora-Bramwells
Smilth
Phil Douglass
Poca-Branwall
Fair Grounds
Carnes
Rf AB
Hunefeld
Whitlock
Fisher
Murphy
Neiman
Vandenburg O
Smith
Coalwood B
A.B
Ve Baxter
Biwes
Basanbach
Dunkle
Grubb
Soard
Richlands nets eighth straight win in wild game two
Richlands extends winning streak to eight with a 10-8 victory over Tate in game two. Gostin collects four hits including a triple, while Merberry, Coyeleskie, Gregg, and Manush of Detroit contribute in a back and forth pitching duel and late scoring flurry. American Association notes Yoledo at Indianapolis and Fama scheduled, with Sunday play referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Association
Yoledo
Indianapolis
Pan Athletics
Toway
Coyeleskie
Gregg
Merberry
Gostin
Richlands
Tate
Manush
Detroit
Welch Continued From Page Seven Train of Evening Events
A report samples police activity and local crime notes from Welch and Keystone. County Traffic Officer W Herndon recovered nine stolen cars in four months, ranging from Cadillacs to flowers. A garage break-in at Houston Coal and Coke on King led to a stolen Dodge belonging to P D Houston. the car was found abandoned near Gillam after authorities traced its movements early Sunday. Anita Britt, eleven, fractured her right arm skating at Northfork rink. she recovered at Grace Hospital. A McDowell Automobile Association meeting set for Thursday afternoon at 3 at the McDowell county courthouse. Henry Jackson, colored, shot Charles Hancock, colored, at Keystone Sunday night. authorities arrested Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Wah/ Herndon
Ilminelf
Imnat
Houston Coal and Coke Company
King
PD. 1
Houston
Herndon
Gillam
Northfork Hollow
Anita Britt
George Britt
Keystone
Grace Hospital
Northfork
Henry Jackson
Charles Hancock
Keystone Coal and Coke Company
John Stewart
Jackson
Hancock
More Than Two Score Players Entered In Golf Championship
New York reports more than forty players qualified for this year’s national amateur golf championships at Oakmont Pennsylvania, with entries including Robert T. Jones Jr. of Atlanta and George You Elm of Los Angeles. Seventy applicants with low sectional handicaps were received and will be judged by the USGA eligibility committee this week. Also listed are Dena more Shute of Huntington West Virginia Jon Wells of East Liverpool Ohio and B Warren Cochran of Baltimore Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Oakmont
United States Golf Association
Robert T. Jones
Atlanta
George You Elm
Los Angeles
Aller l
Ifa
Denamore Shute
Huntington
W. Va
Jon Wells
East Liverpool
Ohio
B. Warren Cochran
Baltimore
Mrs W H McQuail Dies at 79 in Pottsville Pa
Mrs W H McQuail widow of a Pocahontas coalfield pioneer died Sunday at her Pottsville home aged around eighty. Funeral details and burial were not learned here. She survived by three sons and three daughters and was known throughout southern West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yuester
MecQuall
W. H. McQuall
Pocahontas
Shee
Black fish dying on beach at East Brewster, Massachusetts
Brewster Massachusetts August 3 Seventy eight black fish, a species of whale weighing from a quarter of a ton to three tons, were dying on the beach near fashionable summer hotels. Town officials were trying to dispose of the fish before decomposition set in. The head of the fish contained material that, when refined, could be used to lubricate delicate machinery. A hundred of the large fish were washed ashore earlier tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brewster
Mass
East Brewster
Paris strike spreads to provinces
The weekold strike by Parisian workers expanded today as revolts were staged at several points outside Paris. Protesters stressed the movement remains nonpolitical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dolmstown
Clarksburg
Fairmont
Wheeling
Cumberland
Scottdale
Coalfield
Voca-Bramwell
Shufflin
Phil’ Drien
BOX
Tazewell
Tazewellites
Richlands Club
McFarlane
3Entt
Tomlinson
Belmore
Tasewell
Lynch
McCall
Gdaniec
Settimore
Tomlina
H.R
Ono
Washington
Holloway
Bassler
Coveleskie
Crewe
Marberry
Ritel
Righlands
Boston
Vangiider
Giard
Sox
Sisler
Tyninas
Jae
Vangitdar
Dixon
Dbhmke
Brokss
Yanks
Ham Jones
Garland Buckeye
Ruth
Cleveland
Gilmore
Neekeye
Yatt. Jones
Scott
Benmough
Roan
P. Leedy
Asbury
Gdanlec
Buskell
Ab. H. Blo
A.B. Elmore
Crown
A McCall
Hattimore
Harmen
Gillenpla
J. McQash
Leece
Moore
McGraw
Harrel
Gilespie
Tor’ Harman
Sn Iinth
Emore
Brown
Herrel
McFarland
Leedy
Sacrifices
Rosa
J McCall
Tripleplaya
J. McCall
Battimore
Betaman
Gdantec
Bottimore
Rows
Harrell
Bagoa
Stanley Time
Hen
Chile
Bills Downs
BBC
Wight
Welch
Welch Briefs
Short Hollow
Welch Tennis Club
McDowell County Court House
McDowell Automobile
Aseo
Sire A
Sfealre
Royal Steam Laundry
Erst Oor
The
New National Dry Cleaners
J. H. Franklin
W. 4. McQuail
Be J. McQuall
Aftnt
Ely
W. ON
William Hinsdale
Jagger
Mr. Hatcher
Tancer
Hatcher
Mt. Hinsdale
Uwerman
Worley
Babe Herman
Lew Murley
E. Brewster
Hank
Binefield Furniture Company
Princeton Ave
Raleigh S
Star Cars
Buck Motor Co
Bluefield Ave
Bluefield, W. Va
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!