Edwight Closes in on County B lead with Whitesville win
Edwight moved to within half a game of the County B league leader by a 12-7 victory over Whitesville. MacAlpin and Mantcoal, tied for second, added games as Slab Fork and Stotesbury posted early leads and later rallies.
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Edwight
Whitesville
MacAlpin and Mantcoal
Smith
Anderson
Holley
Bowyer
Rutledge
Foster
Carvin
Slab Fork
Sato
Milano
Pate
Sparks
Monteeal
Dickins
Marvin
Gibson
Barr
Rays
Neish
Darvin
Stotesbury
Ing
Bowlone
Marfork
Buteh
MacAlpin
Fcith
Winding Gulf
Dol Gyo
Fried
Reed
Mase
Skelton
Eccles
J. Daminton
Simday
Ning Relub
Lamb
Sev
Bailey
Slabjensugh
Fork
Montcoa
Blankenship
Whitesville Bedtwight
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Zonlina
Bowser
Laney
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Buffarito
Lang
Sarrelith
Narhett
Joo Cescif
Meseycrie
Suilshy
Kernel
Woods
Lipford
Swat
Iloevo
Folwight
OFA
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Konsky
Zentina
Barnett
Intley Kowyer
Mutledge
Bullarino
Jace Fell
Abierton
Rapnett
Maszey
Jarrell
Soulsay
Lengyet
Howyer
Qulledge
Castell
Langi
Thewser
Andersen
Jarret
S— Macy
Soulsby
Sh—Konsky
League Standings and Sunday Results Near Coal Town
The standings show Martfork 6 MacAlpin 4 Slab Fork 5 Montcoal 1 and Winding Gulf 9 with Stutesbur Edwight 12 Whitesville 7 Skelton 13 Eccles 5. Next Sunday's games list multiple doubleheaders including Marfork at Whitesville Eccles at Slab Fork and Monteval at Felseight among others with detailed lineups and player notes.
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Martfork
MacAlpin
Montcoal
Winding Guilt
Stutesbur
Edwight
Whitesville
Skelton
Eccles
Team Woo Pet
MacAlpin Mob
Iz Macfork
Winding Gulf
Standings and results from a chaotic baseball night
Old standings show teams like Cleveland and New York in a tight race with Philadelphia and Washington. Box scores reflect a 6-3 win for Pinecrest Hardware over Winding Gail and a 9-6 score in later play, with Elam pitching five innings.
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Wol Pet GB
Winding Guyt
Stotesbury' S
Cleveland
Eae
Philadelphia
McCraw
Cox Ah
Payness
Washington
St. Lowis
Miller Ic
Uf Jainken
Foray Porter
Moody
Wilding
Stotesbury
Ro — McGraw
Stan a _Alderin
Miumphrles
Reed
Holdren
Moran
Freeman
Miller
Payne
Loldren
Coax
Mil
Alderman
Stumplries
Sae Cox
Pis Miller
J’ Beckley
Pineaddell
Gumphries
Elam
Hodge
Bennett
Turner
Wilbr
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Grace
Maddes
McGinnis
RBI
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Hedge
Jh. Farrish
Henshey
Su—Hierarts
Grow
Maddox
Modge
Li—lankeare
Pinecrest
Tledse
McGunes
Indge
Luther
Heder
A—Willkird
Staves
Tokach
Softball Tourney To Begin Aug 2 At WWHS Field
The annual regional softball tournament will start August 2 at Woodrow Wilson diamond. Co directors Bob Wills and George Springer announced the date last Sunday. Entries must be in by July 31 and no teams have confirmed entry yet. Eligible counties Wyoming Fayette Huge Mateigh Greenbrier Summers and Monroe may send entrants via entry blanks in the Post Herald and Raleigh Register following tournament rules. The number of games nightly depends on entries and strong interest. organizers expect the largest entry list in history.
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Woodrow Wilson
Bob Wills
George Springer
Wyoming
Fayette
Huge
Mateigh
Greenbrier
Summers
Monroe
Post-Herald
Raleigh Register
Reservations Open for Cabins at Five State Parks
The Aspirated Press reports 72 cabins remain available through November 1 at the state's five variation parks, with restaurants and recreation facilities closing earlier. Carapon Waloga and Lost River stay open until September while Bath Park and Holly River end dining September 15. Parks Chief Watt Powell notes about 100000 visitors in July across 14 parks, with Hawk's Nest drawing 125004 on the Fourth. The Trumpeter Swan weighs about 34 pounds.
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Piarks
C.F. McClintic
Carapon
Waloga
Lost River
Bath Park
Holly River
Watt BL Powell
Ann
Independent Softball advances to 2nd round with wins
Jan's Market defeats Cranberry 82 to 8 while Berkley Projection crushes Lewis Chevrolet 18 to 5 to advance in the Independent Softball League. The late scores show Jan's Market 20 10 20 3 8 and Cranberry 0 0 2 9 0 0? Beek. Proj. 502 10 (10) x-18 16% Lewis Chev 0 1 0 2 1 1 5 9 1 Vlaki and Perdue, Lucas, Reed and Lilly.
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Jan's Market
Cranberry
Berkley
Lewis Chevrolet
Albert & Lewis
Marx
Sherpnal
Beek
Lewis
Vlaki
Perdue
Lucas
Reed
Lilly
South Squad picks for 15th North South All-State game
HINTON special reports two day to perform with South tackles and backs on the 15th annual North South All State game in Charleston Friday night August 20. Earl Sug Walthall Princeton Lloyd Shurke Beckley backs Bobby Crash Hinton Date Poe Gary Jim Daniel Stonewall Jackson are named to South roster joining 12 already chosen by South Coach Stanley Huffman.
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Hinton
Charleston
Earl (Sug) Walthall
Princeton
Lloyd Shurke
Beckley
Bobby Crash
Date Poe
Gary
Jim Daniel
Stonewall Jackson
Stanley Huffman
West Virginia
Reading
Raleigh Register
Williams TKO's Beau Jack in Lightweight Title Fight
Ike Williams defeated Beau Jack by technical knockout in the sixth round at Shibe Park to retain the lightweight title. Both boxers weighed 134 pounds. 12,952 readers paid $83,787 to watch.
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Associated: Press
Philadelphia
Ike Williams
Trenton
N. J
Williams
Beau Jack
Shibe Park
Jack
Ani
Neok
Ike
Charley Daggert
Daggert
Daggett
Frank Knars
Borough
Harry Lasky
Maben Clinches League Title With 13-1 Victory
Maben Black Sockers rout Wyco 13 to 1 as Jay Warden and teammates exceed in five-hitting effort to seal first place and a playoff bye in Slab Fork Softball League. Rebels and Virginians split, boosting Rebels to second ahead of Otsego after two games in Mullens.
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Register
Mullens
Lather Eed
Maben Black Sockers
Jay Warden
Wycotte
Slab Fork
Wyco
Frank
Ivan Wilcox
Louis D'Antoni
Rebels
A. Ped‘yi
Bermy Selvey
S. J. Smith, Jr
Virginians
D'Antoni
Reed
James Elwood
Bonitisegna
Franklin
Virginian
Carl Farley
Otsego
Maben
Wilson
Wilcox
Hytes
I. Warden
Halsey
Cubs executive argues to retain the bonus rule in baseball
Chicago Cubs vice-president and general manager James Gallagher urges preserving the bonus rule, detailing how Landis limited club control and farm-system moves over 25 years. He notes bonus players face unrestricted selection after one year, while nonbonus players have gradual, restricted options through the minor classifications, arguing the rule prevents clubs from losing control of players.
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Frank Eckap
New York
James T. Gallagher
Chicago Cubs
Gallagher
Landis
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