Marines Rally to Beat NuWay and Caseys Win 5 3
Marines overpower NuWay cleaners 10 to 4 at Armor Park with two home runs by Walker and Phillips driving in runs. Copeland allowed three hits and eight safeties off Young as NuWay built a brief first inning lead. In the other game the Charleston Lumber Company defeated the Caseys 5 to 3 at Laidigg Field, Barber pitching for the Lumbermen and Beane for the Caseys.
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Sea Soldiers
Phillips
Innin
Cleaners
Marines
Devil Dam
Copeland
Pifer
Ea Young
Liz Nu Way
Young and Chilton
Scammerhorn
Chan
Lumber
Caseys
Charleston Lumber Company
Laidigg Field
Beane
Lumbermen
Laundry Kaufman Nines Win Games
Charleston Laundry Company edges S Spencer Moore Bookmen 1 0 in seven innings on two walks and a key two bagger. Bishop earns win as Burdette allows one, Honaker doubles for Moore. Venue South Ruffner Field.
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Charleston Laundry Company
S. Spencer Moore Bookmen
Shop
Burdette
Honaker
South ‘Ruffner
RH. E. Chas
B.S. Moore
Bishop
Webb
Polehate
Merriman Heads Golf Association Meeting at White Sulphur
West Virginia golf association elected J D Merriman of Wheeling as president and F A Armbulster as secretary treasurer at the Duainsss meeting in White Sulphur Springs. New executive members include C A Payne Edgewood Charleston and others from Wheeling Huntington Bluefield and Huntington with re election of several incumbents.
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West Virginia @tats Golf association
J.D. Merriman
Wheeling
F. A. Armbulster
C. A. Payne
Edgewood Country Club
Charleston
Farolé Hutchinson
Fairmont Coundary Club
W. C. Strickling
Golf Club Figures Across Kanawha and Charleston
Greenbrier Golf Club and Kanawha Country Club in Charleston list names D B Gallagshar HA Stansbury Morgantown Country Club and C A Midelbury Swarthmoor Country Club Charleston among regional clubs in a compiled note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenbrier Golf Club
D. B. Gallagshar
Kanawha Country Club
Charleston
HA. Stansbury
Morgentown Country Club
C. A. Midelbury
Swarthmoor Country Club
Local notices from Charleston and nearby area
Mrs. R G Sylvester on Twenty eighth street shops in Charleston. Mrs Hansford Bailey returns home after visiting her mother in St Albans. Mr and Mrs L L Higginbotham were business visitors at Charleston. Wintz of Charleston was a Mr and Mrs J C Lee and sang business visits yesterday. Calvin and Francis of Moundville, Mr John O Dell returns to Als and Mrs Belle S Lee of St Albans visit Gallipoli home after recent visits with Mr and Mrs J B, his uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs O H Peck. O Dell spent the Fourth with his family here has returned to Elkins. Mrs Upton Hartley of Bancroft guests of Ora Carson on Sixth street. Ming Ruth Munson and Miss Lydia O Neill guests of friends in Charleston. Miss Garnet Martin of Buffalo visiting her uncle Mr Frank Holstein of Fortloth Street. Mrs L F Knight returned from South Charleston visiting sister Mrs Warren Cunningham. Buenos Aires and Italy linked by new submarine cable. Poland freight rates to ports reduced to boost business with other nations.
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R. G. Sylvester
Twenty Eighth Street
Charleston
Hansford Bailey
Sixth Street
St. Albans
L. L. Higginbotham
W. L. Wintz
J. C. Lee
Calvin and
Francis
Moundaville
John O'Dell
Als
Belle S. Lee
Gallipolii
Ora Carson
Ming Ruth Munson
Mias
Lydia O'Neill
Garnet Martin
Buffalo
Frank Holstein
Fortloth Street
L. F. Knight
South Charleston
Warren Cunningham
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NUWAY
Walker
Devil Dogs
Chas. Lumber
K. of C
Barber
Hensley
Beane and Haggerty
Elks
State House
of & A
Chas. Sum
Mail League
Gashorn Mf
Bouthititis
X Games
State House Ve
Powermen
Laldiy
Tn Ve.n
Armor Park
Kaufman
Charleston Laundry
Bookmen
Kenfmen Winesulman Brothers
Gidea
Marx ‘Iskery
Venterany
Wilson Field
Clothiers
Froan
Milton Lenineky
W Miehasison
Exere
R. H
Mark Bakery
Tufman
Thomas and Michaelson
Daley and
Evintz
Merriman Heads Golf Association
Greenbrier
Nitro News
Buenos Aires
Italy
Poland
Kingly
H As
Gil Re
Asbery State
Capitol ST
Jack
Regula Eanes
Capitol Street
W. VA
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