Protest Denied in Coal City Slab Fork Game
In Raleigh County League action Slab Fork protested a seventh inning call after a ball caromed off Coal City second baseman Lewis Waddell and a baserunner was ruled safe. The protest failed as rule changes mean the play hinges on umpire judgment, not protest grounds.
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Lions win sixth in Mullens II season
MULLENS The Lions defeated Rotary 138-9 last night to run their record to six wins in seven games and hold a two game lead in the Little League standings. Legion moved to 4-3 in second place as Moose fell 19-6. Recreation Director Lewis D Antoni announced plans to form a Minor League for younger boys and urged interested youths to report Wednesday at 1 p.m. at the athletic field.
Beckley Club sweeps Black Knight in tennis clash never mind
Beckley Tennis Club defeats Black Knight 6 to 1 as Wein Ragland Klein lead in doubles and singles. Halloran Payne Bays Daniels Smith win in girls, final Ned Ragland Jr. defeats Halloran. New season managers Kerby Farrell and Bill Rigney named for Indianapolis and Minneapolis.
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Black Knight Tennis Club
Allen Wein
Ned Ragland Jr
Beckley Club
Greg Halloran
James Edmondson
Gene Harvey
Robert Klein
Beckley Group
Phil Halloran
Phil Payne
Jimmy Edmondson
Randolph Halloran
Black Knight Club
Loretta Bays
Peggy Parker
George Daniels
Sue Smith
American Assn
Kerby Farrell
Indianapolis
Bill Rignéy
Minneapolis
Giants Win Ninth In Little League
The Giants overwhelmed the Reds 7-5 for their ninth win with no losses, while the Dodgers defeated the winless Cards 10-3. Later action at Elks Stadium features the Indians and Yankees in a key matchup, with the Tigers and Red Sox in the nightcap, as overall standings tighten.
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Amvets Chalk 4th Win Over North Beckley
Amvets defeated North Beckley 7 to 5 yesterday afternoon at Strattonfield in Amvets Little League action. It was Amvets fourth win and North Beckley’s third loss with Mallory Robertson Clay Hodge and Zeigler contributing.
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Police Calfee's Win BR Games Two Tilts Tonight
Police and Calfee won Babe Ruth League games at Woodrow Wilson Field last night defeating Harrys 3 2 and Silver Brand 9 7. Barrow allowed one hit in the first game as Police won 3 2. Huffman homered with bases empty but Police rallied in the late innings. Kermit Meadows led Calfee to a 9 7 victory over Silver Brand with nine hits and seven runs allowed, Walter Rappold homered for the losers. Two more games are set tonight with King Photo facing Keatley's and Black Knight meeting Modern Furniture. King Photo, Modern, and Keatley’s each hold 4 1 records.
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Pinecrest A dominates with Fitzpatrick no-hitter and 16-0 win
Pinecrest A leads the Intercity Softball League by 2 1/2 games as Phil Fitzpatrick pitches his second no hitter of the year in a 16-0 rout of the Army Engineers. He faced 15 batters in five innings and struck out 10, with a two run homer at the plate. Eric's Jewelry beat Appalachian 3-2 in eight innings as Leslie Cox delivered late, while Pinecrest B faces Beav er tonight and Pinecrest A meets Eric's after.
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Sports Center
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Appalachian
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Purelube Launches Super Duty Engine Cleaner
Purelube shifts from heavy duty to super Duty with detergency greatly increased to deliver more than 60% improvement in low temperature engine cleanliness. The low temperature driving range accounts for 65% of all car mileage, and hydraulic valve lifter sticking is practically eliminated.
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