Zanesville Beats Beckley on Key Pass Ball and Wild Pitch
Zanesville took advantage in a tight game led by Demanicor and a wild pitch to defeat Beckley 3 to 2. Heath homered for Beckley but left hurt. Gomez and Baker provided Beckley runs early while Demanicor, Speraw, and Beilande fueled the Zanesville scoring.
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Zanesville
Beckley
Christopher
Knights
Sandra
Grady Bassett
Demanicor
Heath
Baker
Young
Gomez
Aiken
Demonders
Greys
AE Reitz
J Harrig
Bell
Iuida Ie. Jackson
Gleason
Ai Beilande
Jackson
Almond
Harris
Fiarito
Sundra
Bassett
Gleeson
Oakeriye
McNally
West Virginia residents visit and move notices
MacDonald and family of Elsie Lynch Foster moved to Columbia Missouri. Peyton visits Hinton. Mrs. A. Wackup and Herry Earnest visit Morgantown. Dr. E. M. Harris was in Gauley Bridge on business. Mrs. Florence Woods hosted a bridge party at her home.
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Elsie Lynch Foster
Columbia
Tnoz Peyton
Hinton
A. Wackup
Gon. Herry Earnest
Morgantown
E. M. Harris
Gauley Bridge
Florence Woods
Clarksburg Juniors Take State Title in Parkersburg Win
The Clarksburg American Legion Junior baseball team defeated Parkersburg Juniors 4 to 3 to claim the state title. Thompson hit a three run homer in the third inning as Clarksburg built a lead before Parkersburg’s ninth inning rally, which produced two runs. Adams and Watson pitched for Clarksburg with Baker and Conaway behind.
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Associated Press
Parkersburg
W. Va
Clarksburg American Legion
Thompson
Clarksburg
Adams
Watson
Baker
Conaway
Raleigh County League Offers 16 Ball Games In Double Headers
Sixteen teams in two divisions clash in a packed schedule with high drama. Beckley hosts Glen White while Sprague faces Scarbro, Aneagle travels to Glen Rogers, and Helen plays the Tams Majors as Kelsey Jennings and Jonn McQuade guide Beckley pitching. B league doubleheaders feature Skelton at Dorothy Raleigh at Lillybrook Crab Orchard at Sophia Woodhey at Slanaford with start times at 1:30.
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Baldwin
Glen White
Helen
Ameagle
Kelsey Jennings
Jonn McQuade
Beckley
Hampton
Miriam
Sprague
Scarbro
Tams
Sun
Withrow
Duncan J
Jarvis
Staton
Fayette
Aneagle
Glen Rogers
Wyoming
Tudor
Fh Gross
Bonds Ant Carver
Skelton
Dorothy
Raleigh
Lillybrook
Crab Orchard
Sophia
Woodhay
Slanaford
Senior Golf Tourney At White Sulphur Soon
White Sulphur Springs West Virginia August 6 The fifth annual Virginias Senior golf tournaments open August 1 on the Old White course and run three days. Dre Nn L Rea of Charlottesville Virginia is defending champion and also won in 1980. Medal play for two days decides the individual champion final day features a Virginia West Virginia team match with J Marshall Hawkins Huntington as New Dominion captain and W S Battle Jr Roanoke head the Virginians who have won three straight years.
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Associated Press
White Sulphur Springs
W.va
White
Dre Nn L. Rea
Charlottestville
Virginia
West Virginia
J. Marshall Hawkins
Huntington
New Dominion
W. S. Battle, Jr
Roanoke
Virginians
Local Social Roundup Notes Visitors and Gatherings
Home Friday night updates mention John O'Dell returning from North Carolina after visiting friends. L D Clark Jr visits his grandparents for a couple of weeks. Anjellica and Josephine Diadorado visited friends in Minden and Oak Hill Sunday. David Chapman hosted friends for a delightful party Tuesday night.
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John O'Dell
N. C
L. D. Clark Jr
Einnerjeonk
Anjellica
Josephine Diadorado
Minden
Oak Hill
David Chapman
Smith Beats Seeded Man In Tourney
Beating a top seed, Aubrey Smith of Beckley advances to the Blue Grass Open semi finals in Bluefield West Virginia. Paul Pollard of Lynchburg defends champion and meets Rives Jones Jr. of Bluefield as the doubles field tightens with Pollard-Johnson and Field-Wilkinson leading.
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Associated Press
Bluefield
W. Va
Byron Wilkinson
Huntington
Aubrey Smith
Beckley
Paul Pollard
Lynchburg
Rives Jones
Pollard and Johnson
Field
Wilkinson
Cohn
Smith
Gore
Bennett
Charleston
Forbert Stansbury
Phil Mahood
Fred Alexander
E. Jones
Edgar Ruff
Elkhorn
Lond Feuchentenberger
Wade Ash
Tolard
George Beckham
Jack Hewitt
Bramwell
Jones
Mac Hammond
Dayton
Ralph Johnson
Fred West
Willard Owen
Tickle Reed
Ed Jones
Feuchentenberger
Pollard
TR. Jones
Johnson
Ficht
Reed
West
Mahood
Beckham
Owen
Hutcheson
Stansbury
Lilly
Today's baseball scores and matchups recap
Yesterday results include Philadelphia 8 New York 3 and Cleveland 15 1 Detroit 6 7. Boston 2 Washington 3 Chicago 9 St Louis 10. Today matchups include Boston at New York Philadelphia at Washington and Chicago at St Louis with several replays and doubleheaders.
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Philadelphia
New York
Cleveland
Detroit
Boston
Washington
Chicago
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Pittsburg
Brookly
Yanks Fall to Macemen as Athletics Rally in Eighth
New York reports the Yankees lose to the Philadelphia Athletics 7 to 3 after a seven run eighth inning. Lefty Gomez faltered late after allowing only two hits through seven, his rough eighth inning sealing the setback.
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Associated Press
New York
Yankees
Philadelphia Athletics
Miss Jacobs Clinches Wightman Cup For U S A
Helen Jacobs, defending national champion, won the decisive singles to seal the United States 4 to 3 over Great Britain in the Wightman Cup at Forest Hills. Peggy Scriven pushed Jacobs to 7-5 in the final set after a 3-5 deficit, with Palfrey contributing two wins in the Americans’ three triumphs in Moody’s absence.
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Preas Forest Hills
N. Y
Helen Jacobs
America
Great Britain
Miss Jacobs
Margaret
Peggy} Scriven
Fulle
Sarah Palfrey
Boston
Alice Mathie
Garalin Babcock
Los Angeles
Miss Marble
Belly Nuthall
Miss Palfrey
Mrs. Moody
Dorothy Round
Miss Nuthall
Frieda James
Marjorie_Clachman Van Ryn
Palfrey-Hound
Browns Roll Over White Sox In Doubleheader Sweep
Cleveland defeats Chicago twice as Ed Wells and a strong Cleveland pitching staff limit the White Sox to scattered hits. In the opener Jimmie Foxx leads a nine-run Cleveland surge with a late homer, while Detroit splits with St. Louis in the twin bill.
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Cleveland
St. Louis
Cleve Wells
Jim Levey
St. Louis Browns
Jimmie Foxx
Chicago Agong
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White Sox
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Crosetti
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Mrox
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Dineen
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Southern Association Scores Drawn From New Orleans Region
In New Orleans teams posted results with Little Rock 7-0 and Nashville 9, Birmingham 3, Knoxville 5, Memphis 5, Atlanta 7, Chattanooga 7. No final for Chattanooga listed.
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Atlanta A
Birmingham
Knoxville
Little Rock
Chattanooga
Golfers And Backers Meet In Charleston August 14
Charleston August 5. A meeting of professional golfers and backers interested in a West Virginia Open Golf tournament was called for August 14 in Charleston. Organizers plan to form a state professional association and discuss a 72 hole event open to amateurs and pros in September.
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Associated Press
Charleston
Giants Split Doubleheader With Phillies in Philadelphia
New York Giants, leading the league, split a doubleheader at Philadelphia. They won 11 to 3 in the first game behind Hal Schumacher while collecting 19 hits. In the second game they fell 7 to 3 due to an eighth inning blow-up. Left fielder Lefty O’Doul homered twice in the opener and Chuck Klein hit his 19th homer of the season.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
New York Giants
Phillies
Giants
Phil Collings
Ad Liska
Hal Schumacher
Phils
Lefty O’doul
Chuck Klein
Fred Fitzsimmons
New York
Schumacher
Mancuso
Collins
Liska
Davis
Senators Beat Red Sox 3 2 for Fourth Win in Row
Washington pitcher Monte Weaver starred in relief as two Boston errors doomed the Red Sox. Dusty Rhodes allowed eight hits as Boston dropped its third straight to Washington, with Myer leading Washington bats and scoring in the decisive early frames.
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Associated Press
Washington
Boston
Monte Weaver
Washington Senators
Red Sox
New York Yankees
Dusty” Rhodes
Weaver
Hodapp
Myer
Tolley
Walters
Rhodes
Reeds
Jolley
Sth
Kuhel
Binere
Sewell
Touris
Hoston
Ferrell
Cronin
Harris
R. Donysonds Rhodes
Bluere
Ball
Forrell
Vimpires
Summers
McGowan
Sime
Isis
California Game Commission plants 73000 grayling in Yosemite streams
The California Game Commission carried out a second planting of 73 000 grayling into Yosemite park streams. The report lists scores from multiple American Association games including Kansas City 2 Toledo 4 Milwaukee 5 Columbus 11 St Paul 3 Louisville 4 Minneapolis 8 Indianapolis 10 in the first game.
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Kansas City
Toledo
Milwaukee
Columbus
St. Paul
Louisville
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Californian Game Commission
Yosemite Park
Shady Spring High Plans Tough Nine-Game 1933 Schedule
Randolph Norton reports Shady Spring High School announces a nine game football schedule for 1933. The Tigers face five Randolph County High School League teams plus Princeton Talcott Mount Hope and Seth, with Mount Hope returning last year’s seven or eight graduates. First practice set for September first.
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Tigers
Shady Spring High School
Randolph Norton
Raleigh County High School League
Princeton
Talcoll
Mount Hope
Seth
Harry Lemon
Reds End Losing Streak with Win Over Cardinals
In Cincinnati, the Reds beat the St Louis Cardinals 6 to 3 to snap a ten game slide in the first game of a doubleheader, then lost the second 2 to 1. Hallahan, Johnson and Wilson pitched for St Louis while Rixey and Manion closed for Cincinnati.
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Cincinnati
Reds
St. Louis Cardinals
St. Lows
Hallahan
Johnson
Wilson
Rixey
Manion
St, Louis
Jedwick
Orsattl
Adams
Crawford
Medwick
Vance
Morrissey
O'Farrell
St. Louis
Benton
Frey
Pintcher
Antres
Quigley
Klem
Pfirman
Timre
Catron Sidelined by Knee Injury in Raleigh League
Stamford shortstop Fred Catron, standout in the B division, suffered a torn ligament during a tag at Crab Orchard. He remains in Raleigh General Hospital where doctors plan an operation on the injured knee, likely ending his season.
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Fred Catron
Stamford
Crab Orchard
Catron
Raleigh General Hospital
Pirates Win At Chicago in Opening Game
Hal Smith held Chicago to five hits as the Pirates beat the Cubs 6 to 2 in the series opener. Pittsburgh moved within three games of the league-leading Giants while Lonnie Warneke took the loss for Chicago after eight innings of ten-hit ball. Smith helped with three singles until the ninth, and Demaree’s triple keyed Chicago’s two runs.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Hal Smith
Pittsburgh
Cubs
Pirates
Bues
Giants
Lonnie Warneke
Cub
Lynn Nelson
Smith
Demaree
Babe Herman
Hartnett
TRHP
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P. Waner
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Lindstrom
Vangham
Traynor
Suhr
Piet
Finney
Hermany
S Demaree
Esses Hartnett
Grimm
Jurges
Warneke
Mosolf
Nelson
Sereerese
Warnecke
Vaughan
Cuyler
W. Herman
Warneker
Jureges
Tosing
Magerkurth
McGrew
Protracted meetings and family visits across Tamroy area
Church groups led by Rev Frank Reed and Rev Jake Adkins hold protracted meetings at Graham church this week. Residents and visitors move between Crab Orchard Oswald Mabscott Coal City Scarbro and nearby towns visiting relatives and attending church events.
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Frank Reed
Jake Adkins
Oswald
Graham Church
Hosking
Nora Pearl
Kenneth Brooks
Dorene Gilkerson
Grance View
Ernest Plumley
Meadows
Ballengee
Elmer Scarbro
Roy Reed
Viranfita Wallace
Girtie Lama
O. Myr
Jean Whitley
French
Crab Orchard
Nellie Powell
Pax
George Powell
Simeon Walker
Coal City
Mason Walker
Ruth Pauley
Charlton
Lake Maddy
Mabscott
Wilding
Lillie Shreeve
Scarbro
Margaret Warren
Hope
A. ©. Carman
Tom Wilding
Tommy
Logan
Charlie Walker
Margaret
Virginia O Cranberry
Blaine Wilding
Mabseolt
Maddy
John Young
Daughte
Alice
Derryhale
Emery Lemaster
Ben Campbell
Lestie
Perez
Oak Hill
Dorothy Roscoe
Lilbrook
Don Castanon
Election violence claims another life in Clay County
Estil Spurlock, 25, was shot dead today near Manchester Kentucky during the Onedin election quarrel, the second fatal shooting in the region tied to election clashes. The incident occurred about fourteen miles from Clay County, marking a violent day in local political strife.
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Associated Press
Manchester
Estil Spurlock
Clay County
International League Standings Snapshot
Toronto tied Newark 3 to 3 while Montreal drew Albany 1 1. Rochester tied 1 with Jersey City 2 3 and Buffalo 4 6. Baltimore and Albany both held records at 2 2 and 4 14 respectively in a mixed results update from the league.
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Toronto
Newark
Montreal
Albany
Rochester
Jersey Cify
Buffalo
Baltimore
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