Amigo Reds Win West Virginia Tourney Final
Amigo’s Red Birds defeated Helen 3 to 0 in the Southern West Virginia Baseball Tournament title game at Oak Hill. Walter Craddock started with no hits through two innings before leaving with a sore arm. Moody Waddell continued the shutout with four hits allowed over seven innings. Albert Shorter earned two awards after a 7 for 14 performance and 20 strikeouts in the game. Craddock was MVP.
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Walter
Lefty” Craddock
Moody Waddell
Amigo
Redbirds
Helen Here
Craddock
Waddell
George Botman
Mike Sutyak
Helen
Fairmont Beaten In Little League Series
In Williamsport, Pa two teams prepare for the Little League World Series final while consolation matches unfold. San Bernardino faces Fairmont West Virginia for third place after both lost semi finals. North Austin Texas defeated San Bernardino 8-0 and Stamford Connecticut defeated Fairmont West Virginia 11-0.
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Amateur Golfers Tee Off in Tri State Meet Today
Amateur golfers from several states begin the Tri State Amateur Golf Tournament at Preston Country Club with an 18 hole qualifying round. Fifty to seventy five players are in the field. The 45 lowest scorers after day one play 36 holes on Sunday. Ed Tutwiler of Mount Hope was last year's winner. Simon Pares from West Virginia, Pennsylvania and Maryland competed. St Louis Cardinals players Red Schoendienst and Nippy Jones became fathers on the same day, both daughters.
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Fort Wayne Girls Tennis Open Leads Semi Finals
In Fort Wayne Indiana a two stroke lead exists in the 72 hole Fort Wayne Girls Tennis Tournament as Glen Anita Kanter and Teal reach the second round semis with strong showings. Laura Lou John and Patricia Zellmer also perform in the field with notable scores.
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Indians Lose Heavily by Graduation Hope Gas Faces Pinecrest B
Stoco High School, after eight starters depart, mentors a large returnee group led by coach Jim McNeish as they prepare for a Pinecrest Invitational game tonight. Pinecrest B and Hope Gas meet at 7 15 with the winner advancing to semis. Coal City lines up against Sophia Keystone in one semi. The article outlines players, schedule, and late-summer practice plans as the Indians aim to rebound with a strong season starting September 7 at home against Sophia.
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Coal City Lights
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Beckley Jayvees
Shady
Marsh Forks
Hinton
Trap Hill
Mt. Hope
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