Softball Clash Seeks Fit Bemeco vs Beckley Title Bid
Bemeco aims to extend its 5-0 league record against Beckley College in the opener of a doubleheader as Syracuse’s winless Princes of Syracuse play Moosey Club in the nightcap. Pinecrest falls 2-1 to Harry's Men's Shop led by Bill Brock, who improves to 2-0 after a two-hit effort.
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Beckley College
Moosey Club
Princes of Syracuse
Collegians
Harry’s
Pinecrest
Bill Brock
Brock
Eddie Pence
Harry
Appalachian
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Jimmy Farmer
Benny Kelly
Eagles
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Kelly
McNeish
Arnold Yost
Bingles
Yost
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Evans
Williams
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Davee
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O'Neal
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Richards
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Martin
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Rice
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Akers
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Moose Club
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Post 32 Tops Post 70 8-3 in Practice Game
Post 32 routed Post 70 8-3 in an exhibition at Woodrow Wilson diamond. Eli Harris directed the Post 32 nine in the absence of Cotton White. Widick and Hughes homered for the winners, with Chandler, Lacek, and French driving key hits. Pitching duties split among Walker, Dickerson, Huffman for Post 32 and France, Harvey, Earl France for Post 70.
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Woodrow Wilson Diamond
Eli Harris
Cotton White
Paul Widieck
Earl Hughes
Willie Chandler
Coy Gross
Delane McGraw
Widick
Chandler
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Charlie French
Jim Walker
Frank Dickerson
Harry Huffman
Millard France
Tom Harvey
Earl France
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Dickerson
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Patterson
Forty two seek women's NCAA golf title
Forty two coeds tee off at Ohio State University to contest the 1950 women's national collegiate golf championship. Grace Lenczyk of Newington Connecticut, linked with Carol Clark of Wyoming Ohio and Pauline Martin of Ohio State, is favored to win after finals appearances and a 1948 title. An 18 hole qualifying round sets the 16 advancing to match play with the champion to be decided Saturday. Marilyn Smith, 1949 champion, has turned professional.
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Associated Press
Columbus
Ohio State University
Grace Lenczyk
Newington
Pauline Martin
Ohio State
Marilyn Smith
Kansas
No-Hit No-Run by Eddie Anderson Leads Anchor Past Orgas 21-0
Eddie Anderson of Anchor pitched the Big Coal River Junior League's first no hit no run game, as Anchor whitewashed Orgas 21 to 0. Only two Orgas runners reached base by walks, with the rest retired in order or via the defense.
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Register
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Eddie Anderson
Anchor
Big Coal River
Orgas
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Adkins
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Stoyer
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Lester
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Farr
Cooper
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Hedrick
Killarney Raps East Gulf Again In Softball Playoff Victory
Killarney edged East Gulf 14-8 to claim a second straight win after a rained out second game. ONeal Reed and Helmick led the attack. Perkins homered for East Gulf. The doubleheader had opened with a 11-5 Killarney win.
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By_ Register
Killarney
East Gulf
Stonecoat
Invaders
Saturay
O'Neal
Reed
Helmick
Perkins
Setliff
Coleman
Swift and
Malton
Mullens Juniors Tie for 2nd Spot in League Contests
Mullens Juniors rallied from 4-0 down to beat Maben 7-5, tying Winding Gulf for second in the County Junior League. Win went to Winkler, Powers took the loss. Mullens and Maben both play again tonight and tomorrow.
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Register
Mullens
Maben
Winding Gulf
Helen
Tams Black Sox
Crab Orchard
Maben Mull
Cook
Dillon
Halsey
McClain
Pedri
Winkle
York
Bowyer
Tollivar
Robintte
Owers
Selvey
Karnes
Mabenne
Mutlens
Trbi
Winkler
Lambert
McCoy
Powers
Coffman
HO Powers
Vane
Whitesville Post 75 Defeats Hansford 3 to 2
Whitesville Post 75 junior baseball edged Hansford 3 to 2 with two-hit pitching from Boroski and relief by Combs. The locals scored in the second third and fifth, winning on a wild pitch after Ferrell walked and moved on an infield out. Hansford plated two in the sixth, but Combs Calmed the fire to preserve the victory.
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Hansford
Legionnaires
Ferrell
Wes Boroski
Combs
Whitesville
Abr
Plas
Dillon Ie
Bragg
Keffer
Jarrell
Perry
Stover
Mitchell
Ktehn
Boroski
Simeales
Whiesville
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Harless
Knosky
J Michel Leads Totals In 24 00 Game At OFBAS
J Michel tallies two hits as Totals beat anchor 1 0 0 0 0 0. Taylor Carr contribute two base hits. Stover and Spangler homer. Cooney Peters and Anderson walk totals listed. pitching notes show 7 strikeouts by Ney it and 13 by Anderson. Hits allowed listed for Peters.
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J Michel
Taylor
Carr
Stover
Spangler
Cooney
Peters
Anderson
Ney
Moose 9 Can Tie For SF Loop Lead
Mullens reports the Moose Club, in second place, can tie Wyco for the lead in the Slab Fork Softball League tonight at the high school diamond. Otsego meets Rebel Canteen, Itmann in the nightcap as the league standings loom.
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Register
Mullens
Moose Club
Wyco
Slab Fork
Otsego
Rebel Canteen
Itmann
Beaver Strengthens Lead With 10-0 Shutout Over Pinecrest
Beaver stretched its Church Softball League lead last night by routing Pinecrest 10-0 at Ballard Stadium as Jack Richmond pitched a two hit shutout. Presbyterian edged Prosperity 9-8 in the other game behind strong hitting.
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Ballard Stadium
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Richmond
Pettry
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Daniels Prosperity
Wiseman
Stewart
Smith and Bradford
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Johnstown
Catholic
1St Baptist
1St Methodist
Christian
Calvary
Segura Grabs Pro Net Crown
Pancho Segura 29 comes from Ecuador to win the 23rd national professional tennis title defeating Frank Kovacs of Oakland in four sets. Kovacs retired with leg cramps after pacing Segura who led two sets to one. Segura and Frank Parker then lost the doubles final with Welby Van Horn. Parker protested a match ruling by tournament manager Bob Trenkamp.
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Associated Press
Francisco Segura
Pancho
Frank Kovacs
Oakland
Calif
Kovacs
Parker
Bob Trenkamp
Pax Wins as MH Second Round Starts in OT
Pax defeats State Lunch 2-1 in an overtime opener as Mt. Hope Softball League expands to eight teams. Aliff steals home in the eighth to break a 1-1 game, Fox pitching for Pax earns the win. Second round schedule lists Cranberry joining the eight-team circuit with multiple matchups through late June and into July.
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Register
MT. Hope
Pax
State Lunch
Aliff
Fox
Garrett
Khoabhoa
Dickran
Dixon of O
Machine Shop
Lions
Glen Jean
Cranberry
Thurmond
Bradley
Lions Land
Machine Shops
DiMaggio Tops New York Football Yanks’ Favorite Heroes
Joe DiMaggio led a New York football Yanks poll as the favorite athletic hero, taking nine of 47 first place votes. Babe Ruth and Bronko Nagurski trailed with two votes each, while Frankie Albert of the San Francisco 49ers appeared on one ballot.
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New York
Joe DiMaggio
Babe Ruth
Bronko Nagurski
Frankie Albert
San Francisco ’49Ers
Fayetteville Ties For Oak Hill Lead
Fayetteville and EMCO each hold 6-2 in City Softball League after rained out games were made up at City Park. Garden Ground built a 7-run lead, held on to defeat Lochgelly 7-4. Lochgelly, Garden Ground, and Fayetteville schedule further games with Moose, Mankin Lumber, and the Princes of Syracuse amid midweek derbies.
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OAK Hill
City Park
Fayetteville
EMCO
Garden Ground
Lochgelly
Moose
Mankin Lumber
Mt. Hope
Princes of Syracuse
Mary Frances
King Coal
Lochgelly Abrie Abrh
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B. Pennington
Davis
Parson
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