LOCAL BASEBALL RESULTS WELCH 6 BLUEFIELD 2
Welch offense explodes with multiple hits and errors by Bluefield as A Ehrman and F Carter drive in runs. Cox team up with Potts and Anderson to push across key scoring, while Short strands runners and Bluefield struggles to rally. Next game set July Fourth with Roanoke league. locals travel to Pocahontas Tuesday.
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C. Ehrman
Prince
Rutledge
Looney
Cassell
Kee
Hawley
Potts
Anderson
Rutfner
Carter
Waldron
Ehrman
F. Carter
C. Carter
Short
A. Ehrman
Fix
Ruffner
WELCH
ABA
Deal
Williams
Eubank
Totals
Bluefield
Abr H Oae Prince
Cc. Ehrman
Hawley, If
K. Carter
Haller
Roanoke
Pocahontas
Carter and Invincible Lead Locals to 6-0 Victory
The locals defeated Welch 6 to 0 at Windhurst Park after a fifteen minute delay and injuries slowed play. Carter starred with three hits, keeping Welch off the bases, while Short limited hits and received fluctuating support as the visitors faded late.
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Carter
Invincible
Welch
Windhurst Park
Short
Baseball News Roundup From Coastal Leagues and Standout Players
Long Branch and Middletown duel for the pennant in the New York New Jersey league. Jack Reisigl leads International league pitchers with Providence. Danville’s Teddy Kaylor tops the Three-Eyed league batting. Harvard’s Sam Felton hurls erratic pitches causing catcher Young to lose eleven pounds in Yale game. Scouts Huff and Frasier chase Norton of Hastings Neb in the Nebraska State League. Plank and Bender may crack before August 1 threatening Athletics. George Stallings Braves win 10 of 18 on western trip. Kid Elberfeld’s Chattanooga rises in Southern league, threatening Mobile. Russell Ford of the Highlanders shows form, Chance crew to climb. Heine Zimmerman of the Cubs aims for a gate record with rain as foe. Texas league races tight with under 150 points between first and eighth. Northern league Superior sells Rube Schover to Giants for 10000. Chicken pitches. Pirates poor showing revives Hans Wagner talk. speculation on Jolly Ringers youngsters remains.
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Long Branch
Middletown
New New York
New Jersey
Jack Reisigl
Brooklyn
Providence
Danville
Teddy Kaylor
Sam Felton
Harvard
Catcher Young
Yale
George Huff
Chick” Frasier
Norton
Hastings
Neb
Philadelphia
Plank
Bender
George Stallings
Boston Braves
Braves
Elberfeld
Chattanooga
Russell Ford
Highlanders
Russ
Chance Crew
Heine Zimmerman
Cubs
Zim
Rube” Schover
Giants
Chicken
Hans Wagner
Honus
Jolly Ringers
Syracuse trainer named playgrounds supervisor in city
Sportographs notes Tom Keane of Syracuse named city playgrounds supervisor. It also lists athletes and events including John J. Gallagher transferring to New York Athletic Club, G Limblom at Chicago nationals, and plans for Australian New Zealand competition. Mentions Cranford Club golf course and Garden City Golf Club improvements for upcoming national amateur championship.
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Tom Keane
Syracuse
N. Y
John J. Gallagher
Georgetown University
Philadelphia
New York
New York Athletic Club
United States
G. Limblom
Stockholm
Chicago
A. R. Kiviat
A.C
Platt Adams
Shendasa
Garden City Golf Club
Personal Paragraphs of Local Residents
Born to Mr and Mrs Arch Hall of Highland avenue a daughter. Gordon Pannel left for Roanoke to spend Sunday with friends. Louise Counts left for Blackford Va to visit parents. M B Price left for Lynchburg to visit relatives. Effie Lowdermilk left for Peterstown to visit relatives. Mr and Mrs Tom Edwards of Welch are in the city visiting. Billie and Joe McNutt of Princeton spent Sunday in the city. Mrs Er H Coles of Pennington Gap is visiting her daughter on Jefferson Street. William Hicks left for Los Angeles to attend to property interests. Attorney William Dangerfield of Princeton passed through en route to Staunton to be with his wife ill at her parents.
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Tom Edwards
Welch
City
BE. T. Kitts
Er. H. Coles
Pennington Gap
R. C. Goodson
Jefferson Street
William Dangerfield
Princeton
Staunton, Va
Remarkable Remedy II Promises Hope for Digestive Ailments
A promotional note touts Mayr's Wonderful Stomach Remedy for stomach liver and intestinal issues including indigestion and gas pressure near the heart. Other local items report Eugene Long visiting Roanoke, Mrs. A T Pyles returning from Cedar Bluff, Mrs. Jennie White in East Radford, and social visits of Miss Blanch Bush Sadie Wright Hallie Eva Deaton Katherine Preston and others in Virginia communities.
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Mayr
Local visitors and residents travel plans noted
Residents and guests are mentioned visiting the city with several pairs returning to their home counties. Guy Carr of Roanoke spends Sunday in the city while Mrs. C. A. Stone and Miss Mamie Stone of Martinsville are guests of Mrs. E. Tyree on Summers Street. Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Roediger have returned from a several day visit.
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Hallie
Eva Deaton
Tazewell
J. E. Wagner
South Maefield
O. E. Roediger
Big Railroad Contract For Parallel Track Project
Boxley & Company has begun work on a two year contract awarded by the Virginian railroad to build a parallel track from the eastern terminal of Jenny's Gap tunnel to Surveyor. The double track will serve the Chesapeake and Ohio line, following an agreement when Virginian acquired former Chesapeake and Ohio properties. C&O will run over the Virginian single line through Jenny's Gap until the new track is finished.
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Boxley & Company
Virginian Railroad
Jenny's Gap
Surveyor
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Virgintian
Chesapeake and Ohio
Virginian
Notice of Nonresponsibility by J L Burton
Posted notice states the signer will not be responsible for any debits charged to the account by anyone other than themselves. Signed J L Burton and dated 6 29 end of day. The notice appears in a 3 day run.
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Peterstown
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Joe McNutt
Princeston
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Los Angeles
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A. T. Pyles
Cedar Bluff
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East Radford
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Wayne Street
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J. L. Burton
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