All-Star Game Rosters Set for Raleigh County Tourney
The Raleigh County and Black Diamond Baseball Leagues named 13-man squads for the September 2 All-Star game at Woodrow Wilson High. Fans chose starting positions. managers filled pitchers and reserves. Teams feature players from Eccles, Mullens, Amigo, Slab Fork, Coal City, Man, Princeton, Oak Hill, and Glen Rogers with Tudor heading the County pitching staff.
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Woodrow Wilson High Diamond
Raleigh County
Black Diamond
Allen “Tubby” Hall
Eccles
Orville Barr
Slab Fork
Fred “Shell" Elmadollar
Amigo
Charles Karbonit
Helen
Dick Roberts
Kopperston
Reggie Clay
Man
Bullets
Kubs
BAC
Mullens
Princeton
Oak Hill
Eccles Admirals
Coal City
Stamford
Winding Gull
Glen Rogers
Stotesbury
Buford
Lefty
Tudor
Oldtimer
Amigo Redbirds
Ini
Jim Foster
Jennings Osborne
Vernon Bailey
Charles Simmons
Bobby Wilams
Young Williams
Eugene Hedgecock
Okey Mills
Moody Waddell
Harry Ballard
Coal City Colts
Doby Jones
Robert Scott
Stanaford
Bob McNeish
Pete Castanon
Walter Alderman
Si Mullins
Sonny Clay
Dempsey Adams
Baptist Advances In Softball Playoff
Baptist gained a forfeit victory over Laundretté in the City Softball League playoffs and moves to the semi final. They face Pine Florist Monday at 6 pm with the loser eliminated. Grand Hotel remains undefeated and would host the final if it wins Tuesday.
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Register
Princeton—Baptist
Laundretté
Pine Florist
Thornfield
Grand Hotel
Princeton Athletic Field
County League Ends Season Today and Playoff Start
The Raleigh County League caps its regular season today with two enders as the Black Diamond League begins its playoff. Amigo Redbirds meet league leader Admirals at Eccles while Stamford faces Winding Gulf, Coal City hosts Stotesbury Red Wings, and Slab Fork visits Glen Rogers. Eccles holds a playoff berth with Acpieats atop, and four teams may challenge for final spots as Mullens forfeited. Playoffs start with Man vs Helen at 2:30 as Oak Hill Big Reds face Kopperston Kubs. Princeton unable to field a team opens the gate for the Big Reds. The twin bills begin at 1 p.m.
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Raleigh
RBI Peat
Bragg
Eccles
Cyenereene McNeish
Slab Fork
Shee
Castanon
Amigo
Il Ss
Wills
Coal City
Ceenee
Mills
M. Waddell
Associated Press
Farmer
Montreal
Jim Ferrier
Eace
San Francisco
Rogers
Ss Bancock
Lstranglehold
Jones
R. Scott
Stanaford
Ss. Ballard
Util
D. Adams
Winding Gulf
Util M
Clay
Glen Rogers
Ferrier
Cuthbert
Sparks
Royal Montreal
J. Scott
Stamford
Vear
Cart
S. Mullins
Eae
Dutch Hedgecock
Harrison
Little Rock
Ark
Stan Leonard
Vancouver
Charles Simmons
Jennings Osborne
Sfa
Leonard Fork
Jim Foster
Buford Tudor
Amgie
Vernon Bailey
Bobby Williams
Stotesbury
Ted Krall
Ford
N.Y
Doug Ford
G. Bragg
Helen
Peepee Tees
Briarcliffe
N. Y
Sam Snead
Turner
Phillips
Mullens
McGraw
Worthington
Hensley
Snead
Yest
Selene Hese Rengee
D'Antoni
Sean
Hoskins
Kopperston
Man
Cricglall
Hight
Alt &Lin
Glen Teal
Patrick
Ate Aw
Ilphis
Tenn
Art Doering
Richmond
L. Hinehart
Seve
Lowe
Mudd
Oak Hill
Eres
Cherry Barber
Philadelphia
O. Rinehart
Princeton
Robert Truell
Frank Stafford
John Paul Blankenship
J. C. Winkler Mullens
Frank Fragile
Raleigh County League
Black Diamond League
Redbirds
Admirals
Stotesbury Redwings
Acpieats
Kubs
Big Reds
Princeton Panthers
Harold Lilly
Erskine Underwood
Joe Fragile
Jack Underwood
Tencil Hess
Jack Murdock
Pete Syro
Ray Crawford
Marshall appoints two freshmen coaches for yearling team
Marshall College names Andy DAntoni of Huntington and Ben Hackathorn of Alliance Ohio to lead the yearling squad as the school restores its freshman playing rule for the Big Green varsity. Willard M Pederson, in his first year as head coach, presides over the change.
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Associated Press
Huntington
Marshall College
Marshall
Luther F. Poling
Andy D’antoni
Ben Hackathorn
Alliance, O
Willard
Pete) Pederson
Black Knight Title Tourney Sees Semifinal Matchups Form
The Black Knight Country Club championship golf tournament advances to the semifinals with Ed M. Tutwiler Jr., Ray Sawyers, and Dr. C. E. Watkins among the contenders. Tutwiler beat C. D. Sebert 4 and 3, Sawyers prevailed over Jack Burger in 20 holes, and Watkins upset C. P. White 3. semifinals set: Tutwiler vs Sawyers and Watkins vs Matcher by Sept 2, with finals Labor Day Sept 4.
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Black Knight Country Club
Sawyers
Beckleyan
Jack Burger
Burger
Watkins
C. P. White
Tutwiler
Ted Cook
E. C. Hitchcock
Malcolm Lilly
Earl Bailey
Tony Steramope
Trump
Fiat Fight
Bob Bean
C. P. Anderson, Jr
C. E. Galasple
W. G. Moran
B. F. Puckett
Bill Ormandy
Ray Carper
Phil Kimball
George Moss MD
Snyder
Dr. M. Ralston
Jim Oh See Scregens
WVU 40-Man Squad Begins Camp at Jacksons Mill
Morgantown reports the 40-man West Virginia University football squad starts practice next Friday at Jacksons Mill. The 43 man original roster marks the smallest Mountaineer group to camp since 1944 and could make Art Lewis the coach of a pre season drills with the smallest squad among major schools in the nation.
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Associated Press
Morgantown
West Virginia University
Jackson’s Mill
Art Lewis
WVU
WVU football drills cut as players join service and pro baseball
ARAN workouts at Jackson's Mill were trimmed by three due to Mike Banasick’s Air Force call, Robert Murphy knee injury, and Bill Wiltrout's baseball departure. Camp lists include 26 lettermen, 9 holdovers, 5 sophomores, with only two of last year’s regulars among the newcomers, as Bud DeGroot’s multi platoon system featured limited play for many. West Virginia resumes drills for a third week ahead of the September 23 opener vs Western Reserve in Morgantown.
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Mike Banasick
Air Force
Robert Murphy
Bill Wiltrout
Bud DeGroot
West Virginia
Western Reserve
Musial
Cardinals
Dass
Tigers
Bisho Eaver Doby
Hope
Pirates
Yoo
Falls
Larry Ciccarelli
Robinson
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Shinnston
Dick Davis
Beckley
James Heal
Summersville
Ross
Rosen
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Bob Kettle- Dropo
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Stoner Parsons
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Pestackles
Joe Berkich
Hibat Marshall
King
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John Bove
Auburn
N. Y
Joe Herrick
Punxsulawney
State Board of Pa
Kiki Konstantinos
Yorkville
Ossie Olsen
Spring Lake
Mount Union College
Alliance, O
Pederson
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