Last Half to Open In Valley Circuit
The Kanawha Valley Baseball league schedules the second half open on Monday at Seldhey field with Armor and Altsoinh leading. The league splits into commercial and industrial divisions, matches set for nine threeto start, and a three out of five playoff flags the rival leaders.
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Kanawha Valley Last Half Card
Kanawha Valley last half card lists second half matchups across teams and players, detailing duels between DuPont and Pure, Ward and Mates, and Armor opponents, with numerous pairings noted for upcoming games. The schedule includes dates, venues, and multiple matchups such as Reds vs Armor, Wave vs Prive, and Binks Reds vs Ward.
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Bichitesion
Rees
Vigness
Futher
Arner
Pure de Glossar al Teudtey
Ward
Mates
Ararada
Roaritours
Sareen Elias
Amar
Cuvenes
Fasmacre
Eat Wave
Prive Ol Tay Banik
Laitley
Frobde
Arr
Pinssemt
Armor
Arnie
Ouens Lineis
Be—Carride
Hbinskem
DuPont
Parnes
Atlnnz
Cate Carsiges
Binks Reds
Oweneelll
Uae
Piracra
Engravers
Fr-Qeersnbros
Carnicle A9
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Ate
Parkersburg Leads West Virginia Junior Tennis Talent
West Virginia prep tennis centers on Parkersburg as the state braces for the Charleston state closed tournament. Turner Stephens and Lawrence Smith lead Parkersburg juniors, with a strong doubles record and multiple singles winners. A. C. Taylor of Parkersburg High School is credited for much of the success, as community support and historic achievement build a pipeline toward Charleston. The piece traces Parkersburg’s tennis lineage from 1808 and notes many local players contributing to state titles.
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West Virginia
Charleston
Parkersberg
Parkersburg
Turner Stephens
Lawrence Smith
Bob Biddle
Biddle
Taylor
A. C. Taylor
Parkersbury
Joel A. Shrewsbury
Tom Purinton
D. W. Stubblefield
Wheeling Beckley
Pass Kersburg
jCharleston
Hame
Huntington Horse Show Opens Thursday In Huntington West
The Huntington Junior League sponsors the annual Huntington horse show a three day event starting Thursday afternoon. Forty seven classes feature hunters jumpers and saddle horses with silver trophies and prizes. Proceeds fund the local Boys Clinic operation. Judges include R. L Talipkin and Wilbur Osh.
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Junior Googie
Dyen’s
Junior League
Taree
Charmpionship
R. L Talipkin
Maroon, W
Wilbur Osh
Gordonsville
United St
Carbide Marksmen Fall in Trophy Series to Charleston Club
The Carbide Marksmen were defeated by the Charleston Gun Club by 12 targets in the fourth match of the series. Omer Given led Neston Cui with a high 9, while others contributed as Charleston claimed the win.
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Carbide
Charleston Gun Club
Charleston
Neston
Foolish Moments Captures Stakes in Tight Finish
In a chaotic fixture at Cincinnati, Foolish Moments edged rival horses by a narrow margin as jockey Stevensen steered the Clipse sakes forward. The favorite Pranetoit Hagerthy SunRer faltered, with Moment’s win paying a modest sum and Tote showing 240 to 1.
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Cincinnate
Citihyn
Stevensen
Selasiia Lorlas
Pranetoit Hagerthy Sunrer
Headley Oniy
Wilkieand
Geo Nanetaldt
Patel
Indians Beat Yankees 4-2 Behind Mel Harder’s Start
Mel Harder pitched Cleveland to a 4-2 win over the New York Yankees as the Indians erased a late lead. The Yankees stranded runners and could not solve Harder while Cleveland’s offense rallied with timely hits.
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Indians
Yank
Mel Harder
Tribe
Defoe
Mmi
York Suns
Peever von
Speen
Fragmented text from Jakovia Cops Legion Race report
Readable fragments describe a track event at Charles Town with mentions of the Legion Race and names such as Sabin Se Se Meet and Aloewigun Leger. The page includes stray references to sponsors, locations, and potential race outcomes but lacks coherent structure or clear results to report.
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Charles Town
Erie Seoud
Three Tilts Set In Tri-County League Postponed
Tri County Wiseball League postponed all games yesterday due to walking conditions. Leewood Fay etteville contest moved to a late date. Valley Bell Koppers and Burnwell-Beard's Fork games rained out. Burnwell holds six wins and one loss. Valley Bell plays at Meard's York and Kepperyoies to Lerwood. standings show Chad L. Kurnwen Valley Bell 8 Beard's Fark 3 Koppers 3 Leewood 1.
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Tri County
Leewood-Fayetteville
Valley Bell-Koppers
Burnwel-Beard
Amrstrest
Burnwell
Aly
Vale Leyed
Meard
York
Red Sox Edge White Sox in Turbulent Interleague Tilt
Boston beat Chicago 6 to 4 as Zeke Bonura treks in two runs and Toni Piet adds one for the Sox. Pitching by Phelps and others keeps the game close, with key hits late from Piet and Bonura while Chicago strands runners on base.
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Red Sox
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Kennedy
Phelps
Zeke Bonura
Toni Piet
Sox
Rosten
Chicago
Baston Homden
Dokee
Ah Sewell
Wisconsin Beata Marietts MARIETTA Boat Victory
Wisconsin emerged victorious in a crowded rowing event as the crew led by JUS seconds edged Marietta by a narrow margin. The race unfolded with swift oars and close calls, highlighting Wisconsin’s superior pace in the fourth quarter.
Three Way Tie In New York Athletic Club Meet
Princeton hurdler Jack Irwin Dartmouth’s John Hoffstetter and Indiana’s Chuck Hornhostel shared honors in the New York Athletic Club games as Bill Bonthron faded. Trewin set a meet record with 64.9 in the 400m hurdles, while Hornhostel won the 3 4 mile with a late kick finishing behind Williamson and Bonthron.
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New York
Jack Irwin
Princeton
John Hoffstetter
Dartmouth
Indiana
Chuck Hornhostel
Harvard
New York Athletic Club
Bill Bonihon
Finider
Trewin
Hoffstetter
George F. Ni
Hornbesicl
Harry Wil,Hamson
North Carolina
Lou Burns
Manhattan College
Williamson
Bonthron
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