West Virginia AAA 20K Distance Run Set for August 1
The fifth annual West Virginia AAA 20 kilometer run will start at 8 a.m. on August 1 at Red Devil Stadium, Oak Hill. Awards will go to top finishers and age-group winners, plus a special fifth anniversary trophy. Entry is $5 with a free T-shirt, $7 after July 24, and $10 on race day.
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Local league playoffs and minor league results glow
In Welch Senior League action Williamson toppled Big Creek 16 to 12 in six innings due to darkness with Daniel Scott winning on the mound and Mark Strong taking the loss. Glenwood Giants beat Montcalm Orioles 2 1 in Princeton Minor League with Brandon Burton and David Frye combining on a one hitter to push Glenwood to 10 0. Ball State athletics chiefs Ray Louthen and John Reno resign their roles though remain as teachers amid budget and policy tensions.
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Baseball Umpiring Seeks Back Pay Amid Strike Actions
The baseball players union plans to file default notices for disabled list and guaranteed contract players to ensure continued pay if clubs do not issue checks. Notices cover every pay period before free agency, with clubs protesting July 1-15 and planning to grieve post-strike, final arbitrator Raymond Goetz to rule. The All-Star Game cancellation saves a $2.139 million pension fund contribution, while clubs collect on a $50 million strike policy paying $100,000 per canceled game. Players report no full checks since June 1 and last partial pay on June 15 as strike continues. The Triangle Sportsman's Club meets Wednesday at 7 p.m. at the Bluefield Holiday Inn to discuss president Doug Leffle's administration.
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Public Auction of School Equipment Sets for July 18 1961
Mercer County West Virginia plans a public auction at 9:00 a.m. on Saturday July 18 1961 at 1420 Honaker Avenue Princeton listing numerous items including doors cast ell s vanity sinks shampooers desks lights and more. The notice also includes an order of publication for a divorce case Civil Action No 81 C 809 involving Harold Vernon Denny Sr and Dianna F Denny with a required answer by August 13 1981.
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Veneri & Burkett
Main Street
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Concord Lady Lions Basketball Camp Opens July 26
The Concord College Lady Lions Basketball Camp runs July 26 to 31 in Athens for ages 8 to 18 with supervision and conditioning. Directors include Georgia S. Kelley and Ann Meador, with counselors from Concord and East schools. Resident campers pay 120 dollars, commuters 75, require a 30-dollar nonrefundable advance. Contact Mrs. Kelley at 304 384 7283 or 384 3115 ext. 331.
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Mountain Lions To Hold Grid Camp
Athens Concord College announces Mountain Lion Football Camps at the college from July 1924 with resident and commuter options. Cost 125 dollars per week for residents, 75 for commuters, 40 dollar nonrefundable advance. Registration July 19 in Centennial Hall, 1:30 to 4 p.m. Camp ends Friday noon. Staff includes Tony Colabro, John Pinter, Marvin Williams. Insurance included. injuries treated at Princeton Community Hospital.
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Princeton Community Hospital
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Athens
Boone Flags Victory: Man Wins Battle With City Over Flag at Service Station
Hill Greene won his fight to keep a 20 by 30 foot flag over his Boone service station after the Boone Town Council backed his position. The council proposed an ordinance to allow all flags of any size to be flown anywhere in town, ending the dispute.
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Hill Greene
Boone Town Council
Greene
Marvin Hoffman
Hoffman
Boone
U.S
Six Die In West Virginia Road And Fire Tragedies
At least six West Virginians died over the weekend in three highway crashes a home fire and a river accident authorities said Monday. The Kanawha River near the Statehouse search failed to locate Robert E. James a Sissonville man. A trailer fire at Pinch in Kanawha County killed an unidentified man. A Hardy County three car crash on Route 259 near Moorefield killed Rose Anderson 51 of Baker with two others in guarded condition. A Wood County single vehicle crash near Morristown killed Cindy M Somerville 24 of Rockport. Rodney David Rhodes 26 of Charleston was struck and killed on Chandler Drive. Thomas Tyler 25 of Shively died when his car left Smokehouse Road and overturned. two passengers were injured.
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Baker
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Cindy M. Somerville
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