County League Opens 1935 Season In Today's Games
Sixteen teams in two divisions of the Raleigh county baseball league begin the 1935 season after a two week delay. A League games include Edwight Scarbro Mullens Glen White Layland Tams Lillybrook Glen Rogers Crab Orchard Woodbay Cranberry Raleigh Pemberton Blue Jay Mabscott Sinclair Fair Grounds. Senior circuit adds Edwight and Layland replacing Sprague and Stamaford with Marsh Fork at Scarbro.
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Baseball Practice and Field Schedule For Local League Teams
Edwight field renovation caused site changes for today’s games. Sixteen teams vie at 2:30 with clear batting and fielding practice slots. Home club bats before 1:45, then 20 minutes away club bats 2:05, 10 minutes home fielding, 10 minutes away fielding, field cleared at 2:25 and games begin.
Allison Expects To Win Back Davis Cup
Wilmer Allison of the United States Davis Cup team told the West Virginia Sports Writers Association that the U S will surprise and win the Davis Cup when least expected He praised his form after February training and outlined a plan to play in Queens Wimbledon and avoid further tournament play until then He also noted his daily routine of golf running playing matches and dancing and said practice plans include traveling to Washington for training.
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Cleveland Indians Clinch Sixth Straight Win Over Tigers
Cleveland trounced Detroit 9 to 2 to extend their skidless streak. Hal Trosky slugged two homers and a double driving in five runs, with Bruce Campbell adding a solo homer and Myatt, Berger, and Harder contributing key hits as Cleveland opened the game with five runs and chased Bridges early.
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Derringer Clinches Reds Victory Over Cubs 2 1
Paul Derringer limited the Cubs to one run as Cincinnati edged Chicago 2 1. He earned his second win against Chicago this season with a four strikeout performance and a fourth inning squeeze bunt scoring Goodman for the decisive run.
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Ancient French Grave Unearthed Near Villevenard
The Associated Press reports a chalk vault near Villevenard in Chalons Sur Marne France dated to about 6009 years ago has been opened. The chamber measured 8 feet long 7 feet wide and 6 feet deep and contained human bones stone trinkets a flint knife and several arrow heads.
Kilsythe Kissers Open Spring Training Camp
Kilsythe Kissers began workouts at Kilsythe park with 20 players under managers Bernard Burgess and Raymond Brid gett. The opening drills feature a veteran lineup and many recruits as the team faces a 100 game schedule and a challenging slate with Concord College Beckley College Mt Hope High School Glen Jean Beckley Price Hill Red Star Prudence Oswald and more on the schedule alongside the longtime Letemhuit game tradition.
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Cards win tight JH softball clash to take early lead
The Roaches and Cards battled to a 2 to 1 score with Smith limiting the Roaches to three hits. Verduce captained the Cards to undisputed first place as McGinnis walked in the decisive run in the fifth. High farm income in North Carolina shows males selling for about 140 dollars versus 89 dollars nationwide.
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Monk Hooded Clue Leads Crossword Puzzle Mix
Puzzle fills with themed clues from across and down entries. Several entries reference abbreviations and wordplay while readers chase a few difficult terms amid a long list of numbers and letters.
Camp Boone Marble Championship Qualifier Planned
Ross Irle directs The Register’s second annual marble tournament at Camp Boone below Whitesville. A Sunday May 5 event decides camp champion earning a trip to Ocean City. Dr T C Moorefield will transport the winner to Beckley May 24 to face school champions.
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Collins Junior High Nominates Marble Champion Harland Miller
Harland Miller, 14, a ninth grade student at Collins Junior High, won the school marble tournament final 10 to 3 over Estil Wood, earning first selection to compete with other school winners in Beckley on May 25. Coach Lester Ingram led the event with 18 entrants across three sessions.
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Rain Cancels Exhibition Game in Charleston
An exhibition baseball game between the Charleston Senators and the Akron Goodyear team scheduled for today was canceled due to rain and will be played tomorrow. A Cornwall church has a door built for satan to sneak out when renounced by converts, an old witchcraft custom known as the devil door.
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