Clarksburg Wins State American Legion Tourney Title
Clarksburg Post 13 swept Bridgeport to win the 1972 West Virginia American Legion state baseball tournament at Mullins Athletic Field. DeFazio earned the final two innings for the 147 win, with Anglin, Scotchie and others contributing key hits as Clarksburg secured a 2-0 victory in the first game and clinched the doubleheader with a dominant seventh inning rally. The win earned Clarksburg a berth in the August 23 Mid Atlantic regionals in Trenton against champions from DC, NJ, PA, VA, DE and MD.
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West Seven Advances After 3-2 Win In Ohio Valley Action
Columbus tallies five unearned runs to beat St Albans and Janesville stops East Moline in the losers bracket of the Ohio Valley Regional Babe Ruth tournament at Harry Lewin Field. Beckley edged 3-2 by West Seven in the winners bracket as Terre Haute beats Lexington 16-2. Beckley vs Columbus at 6 30 tonight while Lexington meets Janesville at 8 00.
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West Seven, Indiana tumble in regional youth baseball tourney
West Seven scored two unearned runs in the first two innings to build a 2 0 lead, Beckley tied in the fourth, then Henry Green delivered the winning run in the bottom of the seventh with a bases loaded two out single. Indiana beat Illinois 8 2 as Jim Smith pitched a four hitter for Terre Haute in a tourney win. Ohio over West Virginia 8 3 in another game with Tim Schuster going the distance for Columbus.
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Baker Repeats For Raleigh County Open Golf Title
Dave Baker shot a two over par total of 145 to win the Raleigh County Open by five strokes at Twin Oaks Golf Course. Cavellari and Reynolds tied for second at 148. Flight winners included Ward, White, Bolen, Poling, Jarrell, Moore and others with final scores listed for each flight.
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Tides Tie No-Hitter Miracle in Doubleheader Win
Tommy Moore pitched the International League third no hitter of the season as the Tidewater Tides blanked the Rochester Red Wings 2-0 in the second game. John Glass held Rochester to five hits in a 5-1 opener. Rich Hinton and Joe Niekro also threw no hitters this season. Other IL results include Charleston 3 Syracuse 2, Louisville 2 Peninsula 1, and Richmond 9 Toledo 3.
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Court Beats Goolagong for Western Tennis Title
In Columbus Ohio Margaret Court wins the 85th Western Championships women’s singles after a 13 month maternity leave comeback. Goolagong and Tuero fall in the final. Court partners with Goolagong to win women’s doubles. Jim Connors claims the men’s singles title. Hewitt and McMillan win the men’s doubles.
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Tennis and baseball season notes mix in midseason update
National League and American League players lead in stats and comebacks. Anecdotes describe tennis matches with late surges and pitchers posting double digit wins, including Stargell, Bench, Carlton, Nolan, and Palmer among others.
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THHS announces trap hill junior high football tryout meeting
Those interested in trying out for football at Trap Hill Junior High should attend an organizational meeting Monday at 9 30 a.m. at the school.
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Padres fall to Dodgers 1 0 as Osteen limits hits
San Diego Padres catcher Joe Goddard, ex Sophia High School star, went 1 for 3 in a Saturday game. The Padres managed seven hits off Claude Osteen, but Los Angeles held on for a 1-0 victory.
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Aaron Belts Two Homers Breaks Another Record
Aaron belted two homers in Atlanta's 11 inning win over Cincinnati as he added his 661st career homer, pursuing Babe Ruth's record. Stargell hit three homers in a Pirates doubleheader sweep of Montreal, while other sluggers like Sutton and Lacy starred in wins for the Dodgers and Mets.
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