Rosemont Fangs Cost Team Place In Central Loop
Central West Virginia Baseball League managers voted to bar Rosemont from further competition after a disturbance at Rosemont diamond following a victory over Taylor County. The action, urged by several managers, included wiping Rosemont games from records and allowing up to three Rosemont players to sign with other teams after a three week waiting period.
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Rosemont
Muntzing Jeeps
Taylor County Nine
Bert Colmery
Jack Callighar
Jeeps
Reger
Lefty Hutchinson
Goodrich Nine
Century
Grafton
Josdes
Shooting Shocks County as Truitt Shot by Own Rifle
Witnesses say Delores Truitt and her mother Mrs. Baker recounted a 1:30 a.m. shooting at the Truitt home. Truitt, said to be drunk and abusive, was shot with his own rifle after the woman fled to her father John H. Baker for help. The baby Delores Ann remained at the Truitt residence as police and state troopers investigated. Enrollment in county elementary schools drops to 2,479 for the year. 2,486 the prior year.
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Roubine
Delores
Ann
Goss
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Rohrbough
Little Big Shot Sets World Record in Spring Meet
Alan Maver achieves a world best with a 5Ber throw at a spring event while reporting a lame back. The unusual performance marks a standout moment for the athlete amid injury concerns.
Hogan Heads Field In 48th U S Open At Riviera
By Russ Newland Los Angeles June 10 Favorite Ben Hogan leads a strong 48th U S Open field at Riviera Golf Course near the Pacific. The pint sized star seeks another triumph on the 7020 yard layout where he set a course record at the Los Angeles Open, while rivals Sam Snead and Bobby Locke press his bid.
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Russ Newland
Los Angeles
Ben Hogan
Hershey
Hogan
Riviera
Samuel Jackson Snead
Snead
Worsham
All-State baseball team named today Beckley
June 10 and thirteen high schools represented on the second annual All-State baseball squad announced by George Springer. Williamson and Wells High each claim two berths. Horne and Ballard repeat. Gaston Jude and Stan Franczek as unanimous pitchers. Waugh, Jude, Elkin and other selections fill first and second teams with notable batting figures and defenders.
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Gaston Jude
Williamson
Wolfpack
Stan Franczek
Newell
Huntington Vinson
Jimmy Waugh
Bill Hall
Jude
Neat Williamson
Parkersburg
Bob Seamon
Jim Cowan
Hinton
Tom Elkin
Beckley
Ilington
Luddy Har Ikewise
Elkin
Jim Samples
St. Albans
Navy seeks NCAA district two title in Winston Salem arena
Navy advances to the district final after beating Rutgers 3 2 in 11 innings. Maretta with Park Robbins fast pitching blanked West Virginia 8 0 as LaFayette jumps to a six run first inning. The winner meets district four champ in Winston Salem with Illinois Michigan Western Michigan and Ohio State in Champaign playoff action. A herd of 14 dairy cows consumes about a ton of pasture grass daily.
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Maroons
Leo Repsberger
Navy
Lutgers
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Fred Park Robbins
West Virginia
Robbins
Mountaineers
Cnage
Jim Carson
Art Donato
Winston Satem
Illinois
Michigan
Western Michigan
Onion
Champaign
Roundup of Baseball Salaries and Miscellany in Sports
A June 10 roundup covers minor league baseball pay disputes linked to a scandal, a tale from Denison University about a squeeze play gone wrong, the Goodall Round-Robing Golf Tournament profits for New Rochelle Hospital, Splashball demos by Mort Mencher, NCAA playoff standouts Jennings Byrd Rutledge and Joe Kirkland, and Dallas Ward leasing a garden patch for one cigar a year in a light, humorous tone.
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H. C. Fullerton, JR
New York
George Trautman
Tiautmin
George
New Rochelle
Mort Mencher
Griswold Country Club
New London
Jennings Byrd
Shortston
Jack Rutledge
Joe Kirkland
Dallas Ward
Colorado U
American road and Jewish calendar figures cited
The passage discusses a one percent increase in a measured road length and a life span noted in months. It references the Jewish calendar year 6708 and claims since 1921 American Jews contributed over 250 million to Palestine, part of a larger group of 600,000 Jewish settlers in Israel with 3,000 originally from the U.S. It also states eighty percent of U.S. iron is sourced from Minnesota ore.
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Israel
United States
Schwellenbach exits as labor chief amid reforms and illness
Schwellenbach's tenure ends as Congress shifts the U S employment service to the Federal Security Agency and the Taft Hartley act weakens the department. Steelman joins the White House staff amid policy tensions. Illness and health scares plagued Schwellenbach, with hints of a looming resignation. The Rockefeller Foundation has spent over 400 million worldwide in 35 years.
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Conciliation Service
Congress
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Federal Security Agency
John R. Steelman
Truman
Steelman
White House
Senate
Washington
Missouri
Washington State
Havana
New York Harbor
Governors Island
Wallace B. Graham
Naval Hospital
Rockefeller Foundation
Order of Publication in Hall v Lee et al Chancery 1948
West Virginia Circuit Court Taylor County orders publication to notify Sally A Hall Bradley's sister to appear within one month after first publication to protect interests in a suit to sell real estate and divide proceeds among defendants and heirs.
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Sally
A. Hail
Sally. Bradley
Proposal to lower voting age and universal military training urged
In a Boys State discussion, Hermansdorff recommends reducing the voting age from 21 to 18 to engage youths in government. He argues for universal military training as a shield against Communism, praising European Rhine and Moselle wines grown from Riesling grapes.
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Hermansdorff
Rhine and Moselle
Classified Rates and Contact Phone Details
Classified notice lists per word rates in cents for first item and additional words, mentions accepted by telephone, with two sale items including Night crawlers and Young flier, and provides contact numbers 55 34 and 1s 677 d.
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