Payne Wins First Flight Match at Raleigh County Open
Ned Payne Jr defeated C B Sweet 1 up in a tight Raleigh County Open round at Black Knight Country Club. Both posted 76s, Payne taking the lead late and sealing the win with a 18th hole par. Bolen, Kuhn, Feigley and others won their first flight matches as tourney play continues through the weekend.
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C. B. Sweet
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Sweet
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Amos Quesenberry
Joe Kuhn
Woodrow Adams
Paul Feigley
Junior Thompson
Bill Ormandy
Elwood Comptoin
Ray Sawyers
Mike Kuhn
Beckley Hardware Bats Past Harper Road 15 to 5
Beckley Hardware and Supply wins 15 to 5 over Harper Road as 13 errors by the rivals mark the contest. Led by R Riggs with a perfect day at bat including a double and two singles, Covey hits two home runs while Smith goes 3 for 5 and Adams Byrd and Schultz add two hits each. final score shows Beckley 15 Harper Road 5 with late runs.
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Dusty a Bay Colt Wins National Stake at Old Orchard
Dusty a bay colt defeated four top three year old pacers to win the only national stake at Old Orchard, claiming a $2,967 purse on the grand circuit meet yesterday.
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Hornsby Fired as Browns Manager Over Off Field Clause
Rogers Hornsby was dismissed by the St. Louis Browns based on a contract clause cited by president Don Barnes citing off field conduct. Barnes declined to specify the actions. Hornsby rejected any stated reason, and wife blamed the owners for lack of playing material. William O. De Witt said Bottomley would run the club rest of the season with no successor named for next year.
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Glenn to visit WVU prospects as new coach
Glenn, appointed head coach, will visit West Virginia University late this month to interview prospective varsity football players. Athletic director H A Stansbury said she will return Saturday from Rush Medical School in Chicago where she is a student.
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Marshall
Glenn
West Virginia University
H. A. Stansbury
University of Chicago
Rush Medical School
Mountain State League Thursday Scores
Williamson defeated Beckley 5 to 2 while Bluefield beat Welch 6 to 4 and Logan won over Huntington 7 to 6. Friday slate features Beckley at Logan and Huntington at Welch and Williamson at Bluefield.
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Charleston Senators Defeat Zanesville Bees 11 to 4
Charleston Senators win a Middle Atlantic League game over Zanesville Bees by 11 to 4. Jackie Tighe delivers his second straight perfect night at the plate with three hits in four appearances to run his hitting streak to six. Ziminsky goes 4-for-5 for the Bees as Adams Andrews Morris and Scanlon work the game.
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Andrews
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Scanlon
Beckley Music Edges Pure Oil 4 3 in Cranberry Tight Game
Beckley Music defeated Pure Oil 4 to 3 at Cranberry yesterday. Kent pitched a full game for the win, aided by five hits including doubles by Richardson Powell and G Garbo. Cipolat went 3 for 3 with a T McQuade triple, and Adamos and Taylor handled fielding duties. A fluke first inning homer sparked Beckley’s comeback while Pure Oil left runners stranded in the final frame. Line score shows Beckley 3 0 0 1 0 0 0 to Pure Oil 0 0 0 2 0 2 1.
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Homestead Grays defeat Philadelphia All-Stars in NL tilt
The Homestead Grays beat the Philadelphia Eagles 9 to 7 at R. M. I. then headed to Richmond. Jones hit a grand day with a homer and four RBIs as Homestead built two big innings, while C. Harris and E. Walker limited Philadelphia after a strong first frame. Umpires Young and Gore, game lasting 1 hour 52 minutes.
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Schumacher Fails To Stop Williamson In Final Game
Beckley edged Beckley’s opponent Williamson 5 to 2 as Ed Schumacher and Brinegar dueled on the mound. Williamson’s Connors delivered two RBIs with a fourth inning single, Hickey added a solo homer, and Martin drove in a run with Beckley’s only extra base hit. Schumacher fanned eight, Brinegar nine, with Beckley leaving five men on and Williamson leaving five. Time 1:50. Beckley heads to Logan for a two game set and returns Sunday for a doubleheader with Bluefield.
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Welch Miners Lose to Bluefield Grays in Seven-Run Game
Welch Miners muffed many chances as Bluefield Grays capitalized on four Miners errors to win 6 to 4. Bluefield scored in the first two innings and added two more in the seventh, while Welch managed four runs on seven hits but stranded runners. Berg and Haggerty led Bluefield pitchers, Kilbane and Malatin worked for Welch.
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Bluefield
Berg
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Kilbane
Malatin
Family of George Miller Moves to Odd City
Register Staff Writer reports in COAL CITY that George Miller’s family moved to Odd yesterday after living here several years.
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Coal City
George Miller
Odd
Garcia Wins Wide Welterweight Knockout at MSG
Ceferino Garcia from Los Angeles defeated Bobby Pacho of Phoenix in Madison Square Garden on a ninth round knockout to remain Barney Ross's top challenger for the welterweight title in a 15 round bout.
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Ceferino Garcia
Los Angeles
Barney Ross
Bobby Pacho
Phoenix
Ariz
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