Fish Jumpin at Four-H Lake Opens Trout Season Rules
Honorary protector Ken neth Keaton reports the Four-H Lake stocked by the State Conservation Commission is ready for opening day. Opening is Saturday at 4 am with a 94 hour watch confirming stocked fish remain. Rules limit to one pole, ban trot lines and dangerous gear, prohibit cutting trees, and permit fires only in designated areas.
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Kenneth Keaton
Little Beaver Creek
State Conservation Commission
Keaton
Raleigh County Red and Gun Club
Leonard Referees Last Bout National League
Baseball results from yesterday show Chicago beating Cincinnati 7 to 1 and Brooklyn defeating Philadelphia 5 to 1. Pittsburgh topped St. Louis 8 to 5 as standings list Pittsburgh and Brooklyn tied at the top with strong records. New York at Boston and Philadelphia at Brooklyn blur today’s schedule across both leagues.
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Cleveland
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Benny Leonard
St. Nicholas Arena
New York City
Norman Michael
Leonard
Walthall Out For Spring With WVU Grid Team
Princeton halfback Jimmy Walthall will miss spring football after a leg injury in a scrimmage. A Pittsburgh specialist cast the leg from heel to hip, forcing him to be inactive until next fall. The injury ends his spring drills and sidelined him for about three weeks in cast.
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Associated Press
Morgantown
Jimmy’ Walthall
Princeton
Bill Kern
Mountaineer
Kern
Tony
Walthall
Pittsburgh
Baseball Box Scores Highlight Chicago Detroit Standoff
Chicago and Detroit traded runs with Hutchinson and Lopat pitching. Kennedy, Lake, Cullenbine homered, while Appling and Wakefield drove in runs and Detroit carved out a 7 to 4 win. In St Louis and Cleveland, Embree outdueled Galehouse as Cleveland crushed St Louis 10 to 4 with Boudreau Fleming and Metkovich pacing the offense. Attendance figures listed for both games.
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Beaver Victor In Grade Tourney
Beaver eighth grade basketball team defeated Blue Jay 26 to 19 to win the Shady Spring District tournament at Shady Spring High School. Daniels earned third place with a 40 to 36 win over Shady Spring. Members of the all tournament team include Miller Beaver Simmons Shady Spring Cook Daniels Farley Blue Jay Palmer Shady Spring M Hart Blue Jay Aldridge Daniels Cox Blue Jay Brammer Daniels Lucas Purett Beaver. Miller of Beaver named best player. Beaver also won best cheering.
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Shady Spring High School
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Cook Daniels
Farley
Palmer
M. Hart
Aldridge
Cox Blue Jay
Brammer
Lucas
Purett
Batting rally lifts Tigers over Chicago 7 4 in Detroit
Yesterday Roy Cullendine led Detroit with two home runs as the Tigers beat the Chicago team 7 to 4. Allie Reynolds of the Yankees held Boston scoreless with a three run edge in a separate game before Rudy York’s seventh inning double.
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Togers
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Yankees
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Pitt Tops WVU in series opener at Pitt
Pittsburgh defeats West Virginia 7-5 to open the two game series led by seven base hits producing seven runs. Pitt earns a third straight win while WVU drops to a third loss in the season series.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Charlie Hockenberry
West Virginia University
Mountaineers
Art Donato
Pitt
Panthers
West Virginians
Penn Relays Favor Manhattan and NYU Teams
Philadelphia reports that Manhattan College and New York University appear poised for top finishes as about 3,000 athletes race in the annual Penn Relays. An estimated 1,143 miles will be logged across events this weekend, highlighting strong showings from these institutions.
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Manhatan College
New York University
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