Eight Teams Remain In Independent Tournament
Mount View Mullens Helen Company A Pineville and Coca Cola Reds won opening round games at the Armory. Lillybrook Winding Gulf also advanced with byes as eight teams proceed to a 7 pm second round. Key scores included Mullens 26 Richmond Cleaners, Pineville 32 Williamson Hinton, Coca Cola Reds 50 Woodrow Wilson Independents, and Mount View 17 Service Company.
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Armory
Mount View
Mullens
Helen
Company A
Pineville
Coca Cola Reds
Lillybrook
Winding Gulf
Winding
Gulf Lillybrook
Service Company
Marsh Forkers
R. Keaton
Mullens Club
Richmond Cleaners
Wyoming Countians
Shufflebarger
Venezia
Richmond
Trap Hill
Gulf Club
George Brumfield
Mark Twain
Oscar Nichols
Warden
Pete Morgan
Minute Men
Wilson’s
Hinton
Morgan
Bailey
Burdette
Weber
Woodrow Wil
Second Annual Raleigh Junior Tournament Opens at Trap Hill
The Raleigh county junior tournament began with Trap Hill defending champions losing 23 to 8 to rival Glen White in the final of the first session. Glen White star Smith led with 10 points as Beckley Montcoal Mt. View and Shady Spring produced tight games in the opening day, with pairings set for tonight's 7 o'clock play.
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Raleigh County
Trap Hill
Glen White
Smith
Ross Irle
Montrval Juniors
Beckley
Eaglets
Barone
Bailey
Roy Coffman
Mount View
Shady
Marsh Fork
Honaker
Baroch
Canterbury
Lester
Killarney
Richard
Bowling
Bonds
Levern
O'Neal
McCoy
Rhodell
Colcord
Collins
Mark Twain
Mr. View Rhodell
Stece Colcord
Lester Glen White
Eccles
Montcoal
Kent
F Mathews
Thompson
F Adams
Fragile
Cc Bailey
G B. Bailey
E.thurman
G _ Gallimore
Acord
F Levern
Richardson
F O'Neal
Cs McCoy
G . Moorefield
O'Neil
G Scarbro
McKinney
Hicks
E. Gillispie
F Snuffer
Garnetti
Fr Davis
Webb
Gillispie
Freeland
Alabama loses three conference champions to pros in 1985
The 1985 Alabama baseball champions depart for professional teams. Pitcher Lee Rogers joins the Boston Red Sox, outfielder Don Hutson signs with Knoxville of the Southern Association, and Red Houser moves to the Pittsburgh Pirates, ending the college squad era.
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University of Alabama
Lee Rogers
Boston Red Sox
Don Hutson
Knoxville
Southern Association
Red Houser
Pittsburgh Pirates
Scarbro Holt tied game with late substitution shuffle
Scarbro Holt 3 3 in a tightly contested game with Glen White making multiple substitutions including EF White Goins and Hutchinson while Trap Hill used Crews Stover and referee Culpepper Beckley to manage the action.
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Scarbro
Holt
Glen White
White
Goins
Hutchinson
Trap Hill
Crews
Stover
Culpepper
Beckley
Pirates Hopeful Todd Leads Strong Spring Crew
Alfred Chester Todd anchors the Pirates as quarterbacking catcher in a veteran lineup. Manager Pie Traynor cites pitching and defense as the main fix, expects Todd to steady behind the plate and guide a reshaped attack with Blanton, Swift and Brown contributing. Vaughan and Cobb provide power at the corners as others vie for roles in a season aimed higher than last place.
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Associated Prose
San Antonio
Texas
Alfred Chester Todd
Pittsburgh Pirates
Harold
Pie) Traynor
Todd
Phillies
Traynor
Cy Blanton
Bill Swift
Mace Brown
Tulsa
Pirates
Wilbur Brubaker
Kansas City
Floyd (Arky) Vaughan
James Earl Brown
Little Rock
Bernard Cobb
Fort Wayne
Traynor Plans Outfield for Pirates With Waner Out
Paul Waner will roam right field and Forrest Jensen has left field secured. Center field is open due to Lloyd Waner’s pneumonia lasting at least two months. Fred Schulte or Bud Hafey contend for the job, with Schulte tipped to hit near .350 early.
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Traynor
Paul Waner
Forrest Jensen
Lloyd Waner
Fred Schulte
Washington
Daniel
Bud) Hafey
Schulte
Fairmont School Best Wrestlers Claim State Title
East Side high school of Fairmont defeated Harrisville 21 to 10 to win what is generally conceded as the state high school wrestling title. East Side won five matches to two with one Harrisville win by forfeit when a Fairmont wrestler missed weight. Captain Mason Ashby won in the 165 pound class. East Fairmont claimed the state championship but faced a challenge from Harrisville on a neutral floor.
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Associated Press
Weston
W. Va
East Side High School
Fairmont
Harrisville
East Side
Mason Ashby
East Fairmont
Wareham Leads Bowling Event in Indianapolis Tournament
Indianapolis March 13 Leaders were set in the American Bowling Congress singles and doubles after the first shifts. Harry Wareham Mishawaka led singles with 618 on scores of 201 214 203. Tom Selmier and Dr Joseph Kernel Indianapolis held the early doubles lead with 1 182.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis
American Bowling Congress
Harry Wareham
Mishawaka
Ind
Mike Severa
Bob Heuslein
Tom Selmier
Joseph Kernel
Kernel
Heuslein
Ted Lippincott
Wareham
Harry Stroobandt
Milwaukee communist leader pays own deportation costs
Paul Zakubis, a Milwaukee communist leader, chose to finance his own trip back to Russia under a deportation order, declining government coverage of the cost.
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Paul Zakubis
Milwaukee
Russia
Gary Quintet Is Out Of Tourney
Gary high school basketball powerhouse could not compete in the Bluefield regional tournament due to a spinal meningitis quarantine. Two local cases prompted county health officials to bar the team from playing. Welch's runner up status was cited as a possible participant if Gary failed to appear.
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Associated Press
Gary
Bluefield
C. W. Jackson
Buefield
State Board of Athletic Appeals
Welch
T. Tandy
Williamson
Princeton
Glen Rogers
Theft of X-I plates from state hotel chief vehicle
A low number thief stole the X I automobile license plates from the parked car of Florida state hotel commissioner J B Sullivan in Miami. The incident targets a high ranking official and the theft highlights security concerns for government property in Miami.
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Florida
J. B. Sullivan
Miami
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Greensboro
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Glenmore Distilleries Co., Inc
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