Norfolk and Western Schedule Details May 26 112
Train times and routes listed show departures from Roanoke and Bluefield to Richmond Philadelphia and other points. Pullman sleepers dining and cafe cars are noted with connecting services to Washington Cincinnati and Harrisonburg among others. Call for more information.
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Pullman
Roanoke
New York
Hagerstown
Richmond
Norfolk
Lyyenburg
Bhenandoah Valley
Pullman Sleeper
Philadelphia
Gary
Henandoah
Lynchburg
Pullman Aloe Four Orfolk
Bluefield
Thenova
Columbus
All Points
Pullman Steepera
Lunbus
Cincinnati
Cate Carr
Leeper
Charleston
Coin Cafe
Tazewell
Norton
Clinch Valley
Williamsorto
Toca Idltio
Bluefield Defeats Clinchfield in Ninth Inning Thriller
Bluefield hurler Vase held Clinchfield to limited scoring while Dante blasted hits as the game stayed close. A ninth inning surge with two on and one out put pressure on Adams and Burkholder, but Carter relieved Vase and shut the door as Bluefield edged Clinchfield in a tense finish.
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Bluefeld
Vases
Sront
Dante
Carter
Vase
Adams
Burkholder
Cetely
Vaza
Dante Rooters
Bluefield
Hall
Evryone
Tside
Vass
Major League Baseball Results From Two Circuits
Box scores and narrative from games across divisions show Bluefield beating Dante in a tense nine inning contest. Key plays include Kee’s remarkable two handed glove catch at the plate and a sharp defensive display by Bluefield’s infield.
Notes of the Game at Bluefield Falls Short of Headlines
Yesterday's exhibition drew large crowds and featured Kee's remarkable plays and strong infield defense by Adams and Burkholder. Bluefield pitcher Vass received stellar support as the team produced five runs with six players left on base. Umpiring praise went to Hatfield, while Carter and Kee were highlighted as prospects. A future battleground looms in the Appalachian league with continued fan interest and anticipated hammer of today’s match.
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Kee
Prince
Lmoney
Cefalu
Green
Parton
Cefaln
Looney
Burton
Potts
Hawley
Anderson
Bluefield
McCracken
Bueffel
Rumgay
Dante
Carter
Vass
Adams
Burkholder
Gary
University of West Virginia
Tsat
Roanoke
Tigers
John Copenhavey
Johnson City
Hatfield
John
McGinnis
Whatfield
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Tinginta Armature
Superior Supply Company
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Zona Shull
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Union Bank & Trust Building
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Thos. E. Peery
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Fiat Top National Bank
Bluefield Normal & Business College
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Elkhorn
Chamberlain
Daily Telegraph
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Keystone
Ty Pieternaen
Benjamin
Shumate Clothing Company
Carrie New
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