Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Bluefield Daily Telegraph in Bluefield, West Virginia

We have 4,406,501 pages in West Virginia

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

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!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 8 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1948

Page

8

Fireball Bob Bests Newhouser And Tribe Licks Tigers

AP scribe Whitney Martin recalls a hot day as the Dodgers hold a press conference not about baseball. The announced signing of Bob Chappuis to play with Rickey’s football Dodgers stirs mild interest amid baseballs ongoing season. Coaches Voyles Hokuf McMullin Hendrickson attend. Chappuis appears poised, but fan enthusiasm remains low for football news dominating a baseball day.

Whitney Martin AP Sports Scribe New York City Brooklyn Dodger Dodgers Yankees Dodger Jackie Robinson Pete Reiser Dixie Walker Eddie Stanky Montague Street Branch Rickey Bob Chap Rickey Coal Voyles Chappuis Wolverine Steve Hokuf Dan McMullin Nebraska Horace Hendrickson Duke Penn McMullin Hickman Danny Voyles

Rain Delays Provide Patchwork Baseball Schedule

Local action across the circuit was washed out by rain with Appalachian games postponed. Tonight the Miners travel to Bowen field for a 7 45 PM game as Our Lads chase wins to close the gap with Welch and Elizabethton. Strong left handed pitching looms with Woody Wheaton guiding the Blue Grays.

Welch Blue Grays McDowell Appalachian Bowen Field Woody Wheaton Philadelphia Athletics Blakely Field Woody Lacy Pulaski Dame Fortune Wheaton Jack Cooney Tom Galiento Bob Pottenger Bud Pennell Red Hot Meatters Elizabethton Bluefield

Games Today Featuring Philadelphia Brooklyn and New York Boston

Daily schedule lists Philadelphia at Brooklyn with Leonard and Heintzelman, Taylor for New York at Boston under night game with Jansen, Voiselle and Ribet. Teams carry season records as noted and matchups highlight key pitchers.

Philadelphia Brooklyn Leonard Heintzelman We Taylor New York Boston Jansen' Om Ss Voiselle Louis Arn Ribet Oh Tod Boston En Tork Kramer Washington Ie Madson Coleman Detre Cleveland Lemon Chicago Smi Bt. Louis Pieretti Gettel Sanford

Bob Kyle Becomes Concord College Athletic Coach

The state board of education confirmed Bob Kyle as Concord College athletic coach succeeding Jim Callaghan. Kyle, ex-Princeton high school and West Virginia athlete, led Middle Georgia College this season with a 9-3 baseball record and a 12-8 basketball mark. He previously coached Rommey and Keyser high schools, served in WWII training roles, and earned a masters from Ohio State.

State Board of Education Bob Kyle Concord College Kyle Virgil Stewart Daily, Telegraph Princeton West Virginia University Jim Callaghan Stewart Concord Callaghan Matewan High ‘School Mingo County Middle Georgia College Cochrarne Rommey High School Army Air Forces Navy Army Reeve Ohio State Middle Georgia Punta Gorda Fla Keyser Romney High School Con Cord

New York Giants Hit Homer Hayride Over Boston in Narrow Win

New York pitchers and batters led by Sid Gordon Bruno Whitey Lockman and Walker Cooper mash homers as the Giants defeat Boston 11 to 3 in a high scoring game. Spahn vs Prendergast pitching figures. Slugging spree gives New York a National League lead over Boston.

St. Louis New York Brooklyn Boston Cincinnati Pittsburgh Braves Sid Gordon Whitey Lockman Bill Rigney Walker Cooper Giants Bobton RBI Gordon Lockman Cooper Rigney Thomson Lohrke Heath Russell Salkeld Jones Holmes Spahn Berry Mize Torgeson Stankey Bob—Poat Pendergast Hyts Poat Hogue Prendergast Pont P—Spahn UMP Goetz Reardon Jorda

Feller Demonstrates Classic Form in 6 2 Victory Over Tigers

Cleveland pitcher Bob Feller fired eight hits over seven innings, fanning eight and walking two to beat Detroit 6 to 2 as Hal Newhouser endured six runs on seven hits in two and two third innings. Led by Lou Boudreau with three hits, the Indians built a five run lead early and coasted, sending Newhouser to the showers. Trucks and Benton finished as Detroit bullpen allowed late runs.

Chicago Johnny Schmitz Harry Brecheen St. Louis Cardinalls Chicago Cubs Cardinals Enos Slaughter Detroit Bobby Feller Cleveland Indians Detroit Tigers Hal Newhouser Tiger Newhouser Indians Virgil Trucks al Benton Lou Boudreau Cleveland Clevelan Abrhos Abrhoa R'Dino Lipon Kennedy Mayo Bidreau Kell Clark Mich Gordon Wertz Joilid Leltner Mullinet Judnich Vico Hegan Wagnere Benton izEvers Wagner Kelt Rbuiner Keltner Heraldino Wakefield Boudreau

Art Clark Among British Open Survive Qualifying Run

Arthur Clark formerly of Gary and Williamson, Huntington, W Va, qualified for the British Open at Muirfield with 71 73 144. Nine Americans advanced, led by Jimmy Thomson with 143. notable qualifiers included Roberto de Vincenzo and Skinny Gonzalez. Clark, 35, a former Summit club pro, began pro golf after wartime service and has ties to Huntington and Uniontown.

Henry Cotton Roberto de Vincenzo Fred Daly Muirfield Frank Stranahan Toledo Stranahan Marion Gonzalez Gonzalez Thomson Lawson Little Cleveland Ed Kingsley Utah J Germany Arthur Clarke Huntington W. Va Claude Harmon Mamaroneck N. Y Johnny Bulla Phoenix Ariz Charles Rotar Canton Bobby Cruickshank Virginia Bob Sweeny, Jr New York Chris Dunphy Westbury Frank Tatum, Jr Los Angeles Ross Thompson Uniontown Icans Scotland Summit Springdale Clark C. C. Clark Guyan River Here Barboursville Guyan Country Club Gary Williamson Summit Club Summit Hotel Carlton Huntington Airport Arthur

Pugs Bid For Spot At Top

Baltimore reports ongoing jockeying to determine the next world heavyweight champion after Joe Louis. Ezzard Charles is the focal point with managers insisting he can beat any challenger, while Br uce Woodcock and Gus Lesnevich express interest in top-tier bouts. Mintz vows Charles can fight from one to ten and claims Charles has eliminated nearly all rivals. Lesnevich seeks a dream fight with Jersey Joe Walcott, arriving in Southampton aboard the Queen Mary.

Baltimore Joe Louis Ezzard Chareles Jake Mintz Cincinnati Max el Sol Strauss Twentieth Century Sporting Club Chareles Joe Walcott Gus Lesnevich Charles Mintz Jimmy Bigins Archie Moore Washington Chicago Pittsburgh Sam Baroudi Younestown Cincinnati Destroyer Elmer Ray Madison Square Garden Gus Walcott Southampton England Gues Les

Also Mentioned on This Page

Fireball Bob Bests Tribe Licks Tigers Mips Sects Tall Sale Farpress Box Whitney Or Cobe Appalachian League Johnson City Ee Elizabethton Senece New River Ait Saeene Asec Bristol Concord College Sports Portamouth Richmond Newport News Rosnoke Norfolk Lynchburg Raineer TSO Slue Ridge League N. Wilkesboro Abingdon American Association Indianapolis Kansas City Minneapolis Louisville Pet Aetger Philad New York Caanesen Aes Bosiers Eo Semenee Oo Eeunesas Cacvas Detroit Eteersaecsa Ccesssnerves Chicago Oteeacsos Aeeeee Peer Edetbale New Vere Chicago Louie Hyde and Brooks Page Sporting Goods Co Raleigh ST Bluefield, W. VA Peat Renee He Tombaens CUBS Irk Boston Tribe Oaseman Chicago -Abrhos Asbrh L'pointe Marion Waitkuslb Musial Oliefcoater Lang Pafko Lowrey Olsch'ffinge O.culler Rice Schmitz Gciefling Maddern Slaughter Nicholson Waitkus Moore Schmits Mauch Lob Louis Bob Wildp UMPS Barr Ballanfant Barlick Carl Furillo Dick Sisler Andy Seminick Philadelphia Phillies Brooklyn Dodgers Blix Donnelly Ralph Branca Abrh Oa R'binson Rowellif Reiser Walker Cox Miller Minick Branca Donnelly Vaughan Seminick Purillo Sisler Ennils Furillo Edwards Sbh Hermanski Verban Reese Hodges Robinson Abrhoa Abrhoa Dark Ringey Tam YANKS BOSOX Ed Lopat New York Yankees Boston Red Sox Abrhona Abrhoa Pesky Williamsf Lopat Batts Kinder Hitchcock M’d'm Parnell Rizzuto Iirnwelss Souchock Niarhos Henrich Jbh—Lin Tebbetts Passarella Rommel McKinley Boyer Washington Senators Mark Christman Washington Philadelphia Abrhoan Vernon Olvalorf Rosar Suder Barly Wynun Harrist OlSavage Harris Marchildon Savage E—Early Wynn Christman Early Joost Majeski Christe Bonds Bond's Clothes Princeton Ave Glenmore Thompson Baste Gluenmore Distileries Compart Kentucky Art Clark Gary Pro Jimmy Thomson Pilov Arthur Clark Amer Pugs Wii Matra Motor Company Bland Street DIAL
Search Courier

Search the Bluefield Daily Telegraph Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Bluefield Daily Telegraph?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication