Heintzelman Wins Fifth Versus Dodgers in 12 Innings
Ken Heintzelman pitched seven sharp innings plus 12 frames of relief to beat the Brooklyn Dodgers 2 to 1. Richie Ashburn scored on Kenny’s force in the top of the 12th, giving St Louis a dramatic extra-innings victory as Chicago and Cincinnati reports swirled around pennant chase. This win preserved Heintzelman’s edge over the Dodgers and kept the Cardinals in striking distance as Cubs and Phillies flickered in the standings.
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Phillies Rout Yankees in Tight Box Score Clash
In a high tension early season game, Philadelphia A’s defeated New York 4 to 1 behind strong pitching and key RBI by Kennedy and Dark. The box score shows late relief from Howie Fox and a clean ninth inning to seal the win for the Phillies, moving them into a tie for second in the league standings.
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Strong Oak Hill IS to Start Drills Aug 22
Oak Hill high will begin football drills Monday August 22 under Coach William Moore for the 1949 season. The Red Devils lose three starters but return key lettermen Chiara Uryga Donnelly Bailey Woody Stover Todorovich Moro Dixon Boxer Blake Kovhalek Sanger Rhodes and others. Openers include East Bank and later Princeton Fayetteville Beckley Charleston Hinton Mullens Montgomery and Mt Hope with Thanksgiving against the Mustangs at Art Hope. An exhibition WWHS game with Eccles Admirals and Helen is noted.
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Hazel Park opens new Detroit area horse track amid attendance drops
Detroit area sports pages report Hazel Park Racing Association launches a new five eighths mile track with about 1.75 million dollars sunk by local businessmen. Michigan Racing Association and Northville Downs also post reduced handles as attendance declines across tracks. Other notes include Doak Walker visiting Detroit Lions training, TV plans for two home games, and golf stars Ian Snead Cary Middlecoff missing Grand Rapids event amid suspension issues. Al Benton of the Indians throws a five hit shutout in Detroit.
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All-Star Girls Meet Trailerettes Tonight in Beckley
Beckley Girls' Softball League All-Stars face undefeated Charlestown Trailerettes at 8:30 on the Woodrow Wilson diamond. No starting pitcher named. Pitchers listed include Lowise Croax Mary Lou Withrow Garnett Webb and Tottie Houchins. Sponsored by the Beckley Junior Chamber of Commerce.
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Tottie Houchins
Beckley Junior Chamber of Commerce
Navy Grid Team Deeper, Stronger Than Year Ago
Navy coach George Sauer starts pre season drills with 72 academy prospects as losses thin the depth. He must replace three centers and three quarterbacks plus Bill Hawkins while building a new backfield, center, and quarterback pair for a nine game slate starting Sept. 24 against Southern California.
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Teams Named for Slab Fork Dusty League Contest
Mullens staff writer reports Slab Fork Softball League selects an all-star team to face Raleigh County Industrial League under lights at the local field Thursday night at 8. Industrial tops Slab Fork 6-4 in the first meeting at Beckley. D’Antoni asks players to report by 7:30. Notable selections include Crawford, Ferrell, Duncan, Hypes, Wells, and Coffey from Moose and Wyco players plus Beckley Hardware and Mercury Cleaners representers.
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Ray Richardson
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Wyco
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Kidd's Grill
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Beckley College Faces Fairmont Logan in State Games
Beckley College softball, favored with a first round bye, enters the West Virginia Championship in Charleston in the second round Saturday at 2 pm against Fairmont. Oak Hill’s Mary Frances team remains in state play amid a regional setback. Maben’s replacement Angels meet Logan, while other Thursday games include Mayflower Grill versus Steiner’s and Parkersburg against Huntington United.
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Stanaford B Loop 9 batters post strong averages
Stanaford B Loop 9 hitters exceed .100 with nine cam members above the mark and Don Bailey leading the pitching with a 7-2 record. The team has won 16 games and lost eight as Sotuk and Rogar contribute solid seasons. Tennis clinic plans delayed by rain. local Junior Chamber of Commerce will organize spring session with Beckley Tennis Club staff.
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Southworth to Rest on Farm Amid Braves Tensions
Billy Southworth, Boston Braves manager, faces exhaustion near a breakdown and will take rest for the season. Lou Perini calls him the best manager in baseball and vows he will return next year. Johnny Cooney has briefly led the club in his absence. A semi pro gridiron meeting for the Southern West Virginia Football Conference is set for tonight at Beckley Newspapers offices with Ray Phipps calling the gathering.
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Southern West Virginia
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Hinton
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Edwight and Birchtown Enter Oak Hill Tourney
Edwight and Birchtown announced their entries to Oak Hill's second annual Southern West Virginia Independent Baseball Tournament. The event starts Monday in August with managers delaying roster names until opening games. Other entrants include Maltons, Cannelton, Ward, Oak Hill's Big Reds, Eppy's, Sophia, and Princeton. EMCO is expected to enter. prizes will be awarded after each game. Independent teams must mail a $25 fee and roster to Director Basham by Saturday noon.
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Beagle Club Trials Set Aug 28 at Princeton Grounds
The Mountain State Beagle Club will hold its second sanctioned field trial of the year at its grounds near Princeton on Sunday August 28. Entry is $2 with early registrations at 8 a.m. and drawings. New members welcome. The AKC licensed championship trial will follow in October.
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