Lost Dog Reward Near Nigger Mountain
Lost black and white beagle near Nigger Mountain with reward for information leading to his return. Contact Marvin Zinr at 1267-J. Also notices offer a gold Bulova watch reward and a keeper job at The Sentinel with cash in advance policy. Card of thanks from Gough family for sympathy after father John W. Gough’s death.
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Nigger Mountain
Marvin Zinr
J. P
Harry Eckers
John W. Gough
Gough
Baseball Among State High Schools Edges Ahead Of Football This Year
West Virginia high schools show stronger early interest in baseball than football this year. Executive Secretary W H Fu gitt reports 170 schools will field baseball squads for the state tournament ending in Charleston May 30 to June 1. In football, 161 schools fielded teams last fall across 11-man and six-man formats, with radio growth fueling more entries in baseball this spring.
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Reed
County Court of County
West
Roy Boylen
State of
West Virginia
Marye Hoylen
Ida
Knottsville
Mary Jane Boylen
Wence Coun
Charl Ston
W. H. Fugitt
Board of Appeals
Charleston
Baseball Grounds Rebound in 1949 Spring Playoffs
The 1949 season expands with 181 contenders across sectional regional and state honors. No A or B divisions this year as regional winners enter a three day state finals on a 32 section eight region plan. Regional champions must be set a week before finals and sectional titlists two weeks prior in Charleston. Regional outlines show Region 2 with 36 teams and counties including Fairmont Harrison Marion Monongalia Taylor Braxton Lewis Randolph Preston. New basesball schools include Triladelphia Grafton Shinnston Gassa way Berkeley Springs Lewisburg Ronceverte Barboursville Morgantown. Some counties still lack baseball programs.
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Charleston
Fair
Mont
Harrison
Marion
Monongahela
Taylor
Braxton
Lewis
Randolpn
Preston
Triladelphia
Grafton
Shinnston
Gassaway
Berkeley Springs
Lewisburg
Ronceverte
Barboursville
Morgantown
University Faces Roanoke College In Virginia Trip
West Virginia University Mou ntaineers, after a 4 3 loss to Virginia Tech in Blacksburg, meet Roanoke College in Roanoke. Pinch hitter Gus Barrow drove in the winning run in the ninth on Troy Moore’s game ending hit as WVU tied the game at 3 3 earlier. The Mountaineers’ two pitchers allowed eight hits. Moore yielded six as WVU closes a three day Virginia swing against the University of Virginia in Charlottesville.
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Roanoke
West Virginia University Mountaineers
Virginia Tech
Roanoke College
Virginia
West Virginia
Blacksburg
Gus Barrow
Troy Moore
Mountaineers
Ryan
Allen
Moore
West
DeGroot To Speak To Fairmont Teams
West Virginia University head football coach Dun ley S. DeGroot will be the keynote at a April 27 dinner honoring Fairmont State College Falcons who won Buckhannon tourney and West Fairmont High School Polar Bears who captured Morgantown scholastic title. Other athletic notables from the university and beyond are listed as guests.
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Fairmont
Dun
Ley S. DeGroot
West Virginia University
Fairmont State College Falcons
Buckhannon
West Fairmont High School
Polar Bears
Morgantown
Exhibition Baseball Scores From Yesterday
AP reports results across several spring games. Brooklyn N defeated San Antonio TL 8 to 1, Chicago A topped Cleveland A 10 to 2 in five innings due to cold, Philadelphia A beat Newark TL 20 to 6, Washington A defeated Cincinnati ND 10 to 9, and Chicago GN won 7 to 6 against St. Louis A.
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Associated Press
Brooklyn
San Antonio
Chicago
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Newark
Washington
Cincinnati
St. Louis
The American Husband and His Ties
The piece notes that the average American husband owns about 18 neckties, with most of them four in hand styles, reflecting a style habit and formal dressing norms of the era.
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