Power 9 Enters District Softball Tourney as Third Entry
The Appalachian Electric Power team's Power 9, current pace-setter in the Intercity League double elimination tourney, will start District Softball at Ballard Stadium next week. Manager Maxie Dwornick and a roster including Bob Wheel Thomas, Eddie Zopp, Eugene O Nea l, Ches Apter Pate, Jimmy Farmer, Carl Smith, Jim Morgan, Keith Evans, Bill Wiseman, Arnold Yost, Bill Collier, T Humphries and Herb Miller mark the first district entry for Appy Patate’s team. Other district entries from A & B clubs and Pinecrest join the field. more teams from four states are expected, with several Wyoming County clubs among potential entrants.
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Appalachian Electric Power Company
Ballard Stadium
Maxie Dwornick
Hisj
Bob “Wheel Thomas
Eddie Zopp
Eugene O'Neal
Ches
Apter Pate
Jimmy Farmer
Carl Patachian
Smith
Jim Morgan
Keith Evans
Topnotch
Bill Wiseman
Arnold Yost
Bill
Collier
T" Humphries
Herb
Appalachian
Pinecrest
A. & B.rnament
Beckley
Appy
Wyoming
John
Isamny Sepko
Ivan Pizzino Hay
Power Nine
Oak Hill
Faytries
Jetteville American Legion
Frank
Alderson
Flats
Layland
Eddie McGinnis
Dwornick
Mullens Legion Ball Game Opens With Honorary Battery
Bill Fugitt and Mayor Cook to serve as the honorary battery at Mullens Williamson American Legion series opener at 7 30 PM The rain drenched Woodrow Wilson diamond forced two postponements and a muddy field. plans include opening ceremonies with Post 106 commander Jack Feller and area officials.
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Bill Fugitt
Mayor Cook
Mullens Legion
Woodrow Wilson
Warren Williams
Insurance
SportyCenter
Crab Orchard
Beckley College
Charlie
Holyfield Candy
Mullens
Mullens-Williamson American Legion
Occane
Alliner
Raleigh
Wyoming
Welch
Augelte
Summers
Greenbrier
Boone
Monroe
Nicholas
Asner
Turner-up
Williamson
Siamson Park
Jack Feller
Post 106
W. R
Fugili
Beckley
Norman Belford
Pineville Victor
Little Yankees And Tigers Win at Elks Stadium
The Yankees defeated the Red Sox 21 to 6 and the Tigers beat the Indians 4 to 2 at Elks Stadium. Umpire protest loomed over the Yankees win while Frank Baker managed the Tigers as they overcame an early Indian lead with a late burst.
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Yankees
Tigers
Elks Stadium
Red Sox
Indians
Yankee
Sockers
Peelish
Mgr
Frank Baker
Tiger
Pres
M. E. Curtis
Baer
Michael
Ayts
Shafer
ILL Red Sox
R. Baer
Caffee
Morris
Cimale
Tanner
Coleman
Previe
Lamb
D. Anderson
Reid
Mhoney
Thoson
Mays
Busch Ec
Charro
Wyant
Zerick
Adkins
Smith
Morgan Cf
Harey
Dalson Lf
Starr
Shula
Furow
Bazare
Jacson
Bazzare
Éth
Jackson
Thompson
Busch
Chamaro
Zemerick
Vecelito
Haga
Busgh
Mahoney
Orioles
Senators
Sutphin
Pilkington Noble
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Power 9
Goodyear
Raleigh Register
W. Va
Tel
Cavalier
America
Ghcan Gra
Lline Corporation
Phila
Appalachian Tire Products, Inc
Prince St
Sprague, W. Va
Calloway Hets
Rodes Brother's
Gatewood
Lilly's
Chevrolet Sophia
Honaker
Esso Servicenter
Bradley
Bailey's Motors Maltens
Chews Body
Prince
Brooklyn Supply Co
Brooklyn, W. Va
Posie’s
Texaco Coal City
Barney
Calloway Heights
W. V. Cooper
THE
NEW River CO
Mt. Hope
Ison’s
Kingston, W. Va
Luskamoco Shady Spring
Stone's