Dagwood and Virgil Sarrett Probe Stoco Prep Outlook
A Raleigh County sports column reports on Dagwood Wills and Virgil Sarrett seeking a Stoco High football schedule while noting difficulty reaching players. The piece previews upcoming Charleston softball tourney matchups, outlines local teams Maulers and Elks, and hints at a weekly scorecasting plan.
Standings and results in domestic baseball leagues
The standings show Boston leading with 84 wins and 37 losses, New York 71-49, Detroit 64-51, Washington 59-60, Cleveland 56-64, Chicago 54-66, St. Louis 50-68, Philadelphia 38-81. Today’s schedule lists Chicago at Boston, St. Louis at New York, Detroit at Washington, Cleveland at Philadelphia, with starting pitchers noted for each game. In the National League New York beat Pittsburgh 1-0 in 10 innings, Boston defeated Chicago 3-2, St. Louis beat Philadelphia 7-6 in extra innings, while Cincinnati fell to Brooklyn 2-6.
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Boston
New York
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St. Louuis
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Cleveland
L Ct
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Washington
Grave
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Scarborough
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Knerr
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Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Brook ‘Lyn
Eleven Lettermen See Hinton Bobcats Set for Eight-Game Schedule
Hinton Bobcats forecast eight game slate with eleven returning lettermen led by captains Kay Rogers and Ted Elmore. Coach Stanley Huffman trains a squad of about 42, aiming for season opener September 13 at Charleston and a potential November 1 game if a foe is found.
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Hinton Bobcats
Charleston
Gary
Pat Shires
Kay Rogers
Stan Ferguson
Charles Dobbins
Ted Elmore
Rogers
Elmore
Bennett
Gene
Shires
Coal City Wins In Junior Series
Coal City pulled ahead 6-3 in the fifth inning to defeat Helen and advance to the Shaughnessy playoff final against the winner of the Tams Sophia series. Moody Waddell allowed seven Helen hits for the win over Babe McVey who surrendered 10. A John Thomas double was noted. Tomorrow’s schedule lists New York at Pittsburgh and other night games across multiple divisions.
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Coal City
Helen
Moody Waddell
Babe” McVey
John Thomas
Black Knight Tourney Advances Two in Second Round
In the Black Knight County Club championship, defending champ J. S. Trump and challenger E. M. Tutwiler Jr. progressed after tense 7 hole early rounds. Tutwiler beat Billy Lovell 2 up. Trump edged Ray Sawyer 2 and 1. Other first round results include Fawcett over Richmond 1 up, Vermillion over Conner 4 and 2, and Reitz over Howard 1 up, with many second round pairings listed.
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E. M Tutwiler Jr
Mount Howe
Black Knight County Club
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Hilly Lovell
Vth
Trump
Ray Sawyer
Bud Forsythe
H. M. Fawcett
Jess Richmond
J. C. Anderson
Wayne Reynolds
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Ralph Conner
A. B. Boyd
R. D. Kemp
Howard Reitz
John Dillinger
O'Dell
Fawcett
Dr. Anderson
Dr. Vermillion
Boyd
Reitz
Richmond
Reynolds
Coiner
Kemp
Dillinger
TUE
Billy Lovell
Jack Berger
Dr. C. E. Watkins
D. C. Snyder
R. H. Magee
E. M. Payne, Jr
H. D. Parnell
P. P. Payne
E. S./. Pugh, Jr
C. W. Lovell
C. P. White
Dr. E. Bj Wray
Ray Bailey
Tutwiter
Berger
Snyder
An M. Payne
P. T. Payne
Lovell
Wray
Bill Lovell
Watkins
Pugh
White
Bailey
Sawyer
E. N. Pugh
Buck Ross
William Lilly
Lee Burleson
George Moss
Bob Yaple
N. J. Pugh
P. G. Kimball
George Puckett
FL H. Davis
T. L. Huffman
HL J. Monroe
C. L. Bibb
L. L. Lederer
Art Jack Nuckols
M.M. Ralston
Lilly
Moss
M. Pugh
Puckett
Huffman
Bibb
Nuckols
Ross
Burleson
Yaple
Kimball
Davis
Monroe
Scherer
Ralston
O. N. O'Dell
Rams Favored In All-Star Clash
The 13th annual All-Star football game at Soldier Field features the Los Angeles Rams favored against top college players. A sellout 95,000 crowd is expected. kickoff at 3 30 p m central daylight time. The Mutual station network will carry the game with short wave service for service members worldwide.
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Chicago
Los Angeles Rams
Collegians
Soldier Field
Tanment
Mutual Broadcasting System
America
Rams
National Football League
Coach Gene Hester Joins California State Teachers College
Former Parkersburg High School basketball coach Gene Hester has accepted an assistant coach and physical education instructor role at California State Teachers College in California Pennsylvania. The second sentence notes an old stain removal method using molasses followed by hot soapy washing.
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Sistersville
Gene Hester
Parkersburg High School
California State Teachers College
California, Pa
Winners to National Meet at Lakewood Ohio
Mullens and the Beckley Elks lead field from Beckley Sectional in the state softball tournament at Owens-Illinois Field Charleston. Twelve teams from eight sectionals compete with a shot at the national title in Lakewood Ohio.
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Owens-Illinois
Elksi
Mullens
Wyoming County
Glenn Warden
Harry Platt
Ed “Dude” Mullins
Ronnie Williams
Dickie Phillips
Lakewood
Ohio
Beckley Elks
Owens-Ilinois
Huntington
The
Elks
Parkersburg
Owens-Hlingis
Bluefield Doughboys
Princeton
Bluefield
Nelsons Chase Continues In NPGA Championship Quarterfinals
Defending champion Byron Nelson remains a top contender as eight survivors from 123 advance to the NPGA championship quarterfinals after 36 holes. Notable results include Harold McSpaden, Porky Oliver, Jimmy Demaret, Jim Turnesa, Ben Hogan, and Chuck Congdon advancing with solid sub par rounds.
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Portland
Obe
Byron Nelson
Lord Byron
Herman Barron
Tom O'Shanter
Porky” Oliver
Chicago
Nelson
Holies
Chandler Harper
Portsmouth
Harold
Jag" McSpaden
Sanford
B. J
Harrison
Little Rock
Ark
Chuck Congdon
Pacific Northwest
McSpaden
George Schneiter
Ogden
Utah
Schneiter
Sam Snead
Jimmy Demaret
Houston
Tex
Jim Ferrier
San Francisco
Tams and Sophia Raley County Junior League game called
Jr. Loop action delayed by pitching changes and 15 total runs. Game halted in first of the fifth with Tams trailing 8-7. replay scheduled for today at 5:30 on the Tams diamond. Tams lead 1-0 in series, must win today to reach championship playoff versus Coal City. Sophia must win to stay alive.
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Terrico
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Hensley
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England
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I. A
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J_ O' wald
Suty
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Goodman
Doe
Mustangs To Play Alumni Aug 30
The game against the alumni is tentatively set for Friday, August 31, with proceeds benefiting the Mount Hope High Band. Schedule lists additional games at Fayetteville, East Bank, Stoco, South Charleston, Hinton, Montgomery, Mullens, Beckley, Princeton, Du Pont, and Oak Hill with home and away designations.
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Elmore
Crush
Tom Dodd
Virgil Moore
Jim Harley
Howard Williams
Jackie
Percy Bobbitt
Huffman
Harold Bailey
Marshall College
Hinton High
Morgan
Gene Bennett
Hinton
Charleston
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East Bank
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South Charleston
Montgomery
du Pont
Trap Hill Hires Hubert Jackson As 1924 Grid Coach
Newly appointed Trap Hill High Coach Hubert Jackson greeted 36 candidates for the 1924 Wildcats as they began practice. Back from last season are seven lettermen and three regulars, with a small squad size and long travel for many hopefuls.
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Register
Trap Hill High
Hubert Jackson
Wildcat
Jackson 5
Trap Hill
Gem
Stoco Indians Faces Tight Schedule With Few Home Games
Stoco Indians coach Virgil Sarrett notes a decline from last year’s Raleigh County League champions due to graduation and enlistments. Only three home games loom, with 30 players reporting to practice and only five lettermen back from the title squad. The team opens September 6 at Beckley against Woodrow Wilson, then travels to four more towns through November 15.
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Stoco Indians
Virgil Sarrett
Uncle Sam
Sarrett
Stoce
Lester Smith
Lloyd Farley
Paul Thompson
Bucks Louis Waddell
Larry Curtis
Indians
Coalfield
Sloco
Woodrow Wilson Flying Eagles
Beckley
Sophia
Mt. Hope
Mullens
Marsh Fork
Trap Hill
Shady
Clear Fork
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Oak Hill
Hinton
Appalachian League Scores Noted In Brief
Bluefield 1, Johnson City 16. Pulaski 5. Kingsport 10. Bristol 11. Welch 7. New River 9 12. Elizabethton LT.
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Bluefield
Johnson City
Pulaski
Kingsport
Bristol
Welch
New River
Elizabethtor
Capitol Hill Harbors 2 Million Rats Census Finds
A Fish and Wildlife Service census counts about two million rats in the Senate and House office buildings Capitol proper and connecting tunnels. Census taker John Jones teams with Capitol architect David Lynn to address the rodent population.
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Washington
Fish and Wildlife Service
Capitol
Senate
House
John Jones
David Lynn
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