Raleigh County sports week preview hits track and baseball
Busy week in Raleigh County sports previews Oak Hill Invitational with eight teams Beckley Mt Hope Oak Mill Fayetteville Stoco Ansted Dupont Lookout and notes on upcoming Coalfield Conference Meet. Baseball adds Beckley versus Sophia and Marsh Fork against Clear Fork as Gloucester and Summerlee feature in a tight league race with newcomers and veterans mixing on rosters.
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Stoce
Flying Eagles
Yesterday's Stars Rally in Four-Run Victory
Indians strike twice with homers and a double as Cleveland beats the White Sox 3 1. Pou Cavarretti shines for the Cubs with a homer and a late rally helps a 7 1 win. Reds, Braves, Giants, Browns, Red Sox and Cardinals also post hits, shutouts, and multi hit games in a busy baseball day.
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White Sox
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Red Sox
Ma Lanier
Cardinals
Pirates
Cubs Beat Reds In 9th To Go 23rd In 24 Meetings
Raleigh Register summary notes the Chicago Cubs rally in the ninth to beat the Cincinnati Reds 11-7, marking their 23rd win in 24 all-time meetings. The story covers other early MLB results including the Giants’ 3-2 win over Philadelphia, the Browns’ 7-6 victory over Detroit, and highlights from Red Sox, Indians, and St. Louis.
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Phil Cavarretta
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Cubs
Cincinnati
New York Giants
Indians Tackle Wildcats Today In season opener clash
The Stoco Indians meet the Trap Hill Wildcats on their home field this afternoon to begin the season after beating Marsh Fork 3 1 yesterday. Mike Waddell starred, pitching and hitting while teammates produced eight singles to plate two runs in the third and fourth innings. Marsh Fork’s lone score came in the second on a walk and Darby double.
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Unclaimed Race Bets Benefit Illinois Veterans Fund
The Associated Press reports that bettors who forgot to cash winning tickets at Illinois racetracks contributed $93,809.20 to the Illinois Veterans Rehabilitation Fund last year. Maj. Ednyfed H. Williams, state racing board chairman, announced the amount from Chicagoland tracks and Fairmount Park in Southern Illinois.
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WVU Golf and Baseball Schedules Readjusted
West Virginia University announces schedule changes from Athletic Director Roy Hawley. Golfers will play Preston Country Club at Kingwood May 4, Carnegie Tech match moved to May 11, Navy and Slippery Rock dates set, and Westminster and St Vincent adjustments noted. Baseball opener remains April 26-27 versus WV Wesleyan with St Vincent game moved to May 10. Track coach Art Smith prepares squad for Penn Relays next week.
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W. VA
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Lens) Hawley
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Eight Schools Enter Oak Hill Track Meet Today
Oak Hill hosts the Oak Hill Invitational with eight teams including Dupont High School of Belle. Events begin at 2 30 pm with trials and finals across sprints hurdles jumps and throws. Schools entered are Oak Hill Mt Hope Fayetteville Ansted Lookout Beckley Stoco and Dupont. Beckley sends a sophomore junior squad as many veterans head to Huntington Relays.
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Mt. Hope
Fayetteville
Ansted
Lookout
Beckley
Stoco
Dupont
Clarence Underwood
John Estes
Ralph Taylor
Ernest McCoy
Paul Fulks
Frank Fazio
Bob Bishop
Guy Foster
Underwood
Huntington
Sigmund
Gallucio
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Wood
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Nary
Floy
Bowman
Wickline
Crouse
Martin
Riffe
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Minter
Mangus
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Amato
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Warner
Shelor
Floyd
Snead
Bazzi
Rodriguez
Stout
Patterson
Rahall
Nickell
Wiseman
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Eli
Snyder
Hunt
Crowe
Stranahan Aims for British Amateur Crown
New York reports Frank Stranahan plans a May journey to Britain to challenge for the British amateur title at Royal Lytham and St Anne’s. The Toledo golfer will practice briefly before competition opens May 22, with peers deeming his wind play and all around game strong enough to contend for the crown.
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Toledo
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N. C
Contract Jumpers Ruled Out Of Semi Pro Play
Ray Dumont, head of the National Baseball Congress, said semi pro circles will not welcome players who jump contracts to join the Mexican League. He stated his organization would bar players from its National Association of Leagues and annual tournaments if pro baseball excludes them.
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Three Appointed To Basketball Board
The North ern West Virginia Association of Approved Basketball Officials announces the appointment of three to its Executive Board. Earl Orme of Clarksburg joins James Barry and Frank Lecuro of Fairmont, as President Hank Mazza made the announcement in Clarksburg.
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Clarksburg
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Earl Orme
James Barry
Frank Le_ curro
Fairmont
West Virginia Streams Get 185000 Fish
The West Virginia Conservation Commission announced stockings to boost streams by over 185000 fish this year. About 165000 regal size trout will be stocked by the 1946 season opening on April 27, with 20000 channel catfish added starting May 1 and more planned for next year. Heavily fished streams receive priority and all trout exceed minimum legal lengths.
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Results standings American League a data driven clash
Yesterday results show Cleveland defeated Chicago 7 to 1 and Philadelphia routed New York 7 to 1. Boston and Washington split, St Louis edged Detroit, Detroit topped Philadelphia? The standings list Cleveland and Boston atop the table with 1.000 and 0.1000 marks, while New York and Chicago trail. Today’s schedule includes Boston at Washington, New York at Philadelphia, St Louis at Detroit.
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Baseball League Teams Set For Opening Games
The Raleigh County Baseball League prepared for the season with teams reporting ready though uniforms and balls are scarce. Each club must supply an umpire and the home team pays the visiting umpire five dollars for singles and seven fifty for double headers. Opening Sunday fixtures include Sophia v Kopperston Amigo v Heten Glen Rogers v Eccles and Mullens Oisego v Summerlee.
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Summerlee
Play Resumes In North And South Golf Tournament
In Pinehurst North Carolina second round matches were set after rain canceled yesterday play Finals will be held Saturday Medalist Louise Suggs of Lithia Springs Georgia faces Laddie Irwin of Glen Ridge New Jersey defending champion Estelle Lawson Page of Chapel Hill plays Helen Sigel of Philadelphia Other second round pairings include Sally Sessions Muskegon Michigan versus Mrs Clay O Connor of Memphis and Mrs Catherine Fox Park Glen Ridge New Jersey versus Mary Agnes Wall of Menominee Michigan Suggs and Page are favored to reach the finals Page is a seven time North and South winner.
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N. C
Louise Suggs
Lithia Springs
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Chapel Hill
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Philadelphia
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Mich
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Menominee
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Owen Makes First Start In Mexican Loop Today
Mickey Owen, ex Dodger, will debut for the Vera Cruz Blues behind the plate in a three game series opener with Monterrey at Delta Park. The welcome is expected to be enthusiastic as Owen begins earning his $15,000 for the season.
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Mexico City
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Brooklyn Dodgers
Vera Cruz Blues
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Delta Park
Underprivileged Children To Get Game Proceeds
Coach Carl Neff of Sophia sends Junior McKinney to the mound at 3 30 p m against Sam Shawver of Beckley Woodrow Wilton. The Kiwanis Underprivileged Children's Fund will receive all proceeds from the season opener between the Flying E Eagles and the Blue Hawks at the local diamond. Beckeley Elkins and Shady Spring figures dot a tight matchup with McKinney’s power hitting challenged by Shawver and reserve arms ready to back them up.
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Sophia
Junior McKinney
Sam Shawver
Woodrow Wilton
Kiwanis Club
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Shady Spring
Shady Tuesday
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Hawks
Shady
Beckley
Boxing Night Results from Oakland and Other Cities
Frankie Moore wins on points in Oakland over Chalky Weight while John Chatman, Joe Governalle, Johnny O'Brien, and Jimmy Hill claim decisions or knockouts in bouts across Akron Buffalo New York Hollywood Calumet City Harrisburg and Philadelphia. Geologists estimate coal formation at around 300 million years ago.
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Chet Martin
New York
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Bobby Berger
Hollywood
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