Slab Fork District Babe Ruth League forms six sponsor teams
The third Slab Fork District Babe Ruth League meeting at City Hall outlined six sponsor teams with local businesses and unions. Officers set voting rules, eligibility requires birth certificates by Sept 1 1941, and organizers plan district wide meetings to explain eligibility to mothers and run tryouts.
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Helen Community
Phillips Key
Stone Gas Station
Ross Hutchins
Chester Pate
Albert Vennari
Cecil Richards
Benny
Durgin
Charles Moody
Herbert Hen ‘Derson
Mike Sulyak
Porter
Tom Wiseman
Carl ‘Neff
Neff
Sophia High School
Jack Muridock
Svas
Denny Saunders
Jack Murdock
Leighton C. Farley
Gene Keatley
New State Fork
100 Safe Sleep Pill SOSINEX Sominex Ad
An old styled ad promotes SOSINEX Sominex claiming 100 percent safe sleep without narcotics or habit forming ingredients. It emphasizes multiple active components for natural like sleep and calming nerves with no prescription and money back guarantees.
Sominex Tops Value Stamps at Cohen's Drug Store
Cohen's Drug Store at 2 Neville Street Beckley offers Sominex with top value stamps as a promotional sale. Local shoppers urged to visit for discount or bonus stamps.
Little League Meets Tonight At Elke Lodge
Beckley Little League holds its regular monthly meeting at 8 p.m. at the Elks Lodge. Managers assistants and league officers from the National American and Minor circuits are urged to attend. Reports on St Patrick's night dance Elks Lodge improvements at Elks Stadium and upcoming tryouts and grand opening plans are to be discussed.
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Beckley
Little League
Elke Lodge
W EB
Hedrick
Ways ‘& Means
The
Elks Lodge
Lawrence Pruett
Elks Stadium
Sitite -Leagnté Preparatory
Boxing Results From Last Night Reported by AP
The Associated Press notes several bouts with decisions announced from Holyoke and Brooklyn. Ricky Milone stopped by Redl in Passaic. Bob Baker outpointed Jeff Dyer in Holyoke. Steve Ward defeated Gene Butler in Hartford.
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Associated Press
New York
Stefan ‘Redl
Hi Passaic
al Ricky
Milone
Brooklyn
Holyoke
Mass
Bob Baker
Pittscuogh
Jeff Dyer
Bristow
Conn
Steve Ward
Hartpard
Gene ‘Butler
Boston
St Bonaventure Triumphs 85 63 Over Seattle
St Bonaventure upset Seattle in the National Invitation, erasing an early lead to win 85 63 and reach the semifinals. Memphis State also advanced with an 83 73 win over Manhattan, setting up a Bonnies vs Memphis State semifinal. Bradley meets Xavier and Temple faces Dayton tonight to complete the final four at Madison Square Garden.
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New York
St. Bonaventure
Memphis State
Seattle University
Elgin
Rabbit
Bradley
Xavier
Ohio
Temple
Dayton
Madison Square Garden
Bonnies
Seattle
Manhattan
Rowe Mentor Helps Clair Excel In Sports And School
Rowe stars on court and grid guide Clair to improve in athletics and academics. He keeps a C-Plus average and credits teacher Mrs. D Grove Moler for support after a difficult childhood and coal mining work. His goal is to finish school and enter college through athletic avenues.
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Clair
D. Grove’ Moler
Sylvia and Shady Spring reach grade semifinal in Shady Spring tourney
Sylvia edged Crab Orchard 32 to 30 while Shady Spring defeated Cranberry 34 to 32 in overtime as semifinal berths were set. Summers scored 32 for Sylvia and Meador added 26 for Shady Spring in a Beaver Court quarterfinal.
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Sylvia
Shady Spring
Shady ‘Spring
Furrrow
Daniels
Teel
Syvia
Crab Orchard
Cranberry
Basketball pop scores ee J college basketball
National Television Tournament Quarter Finals features Memphis State vs Manhattan 83 to 7 and St Bonaventure 83 Seattle 63 in a round showing. Navy tourney notes Submarine Forces Pacific 9 Long Beach 8 and Atlantic 92 70 Norfolk waves 59 Pearl Harbor 37.
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Memphis State St. Manhattan
St. Bonaventure
Seattle
Navy
Klaus Page win state bowling crown at Charleston
Beckley club Klaus & Page captured first place at the West Virginia State Bowling Association Tournament in Charleston, posting a 3 89 plus 680 series amid a 161-team field over three weekends. Earl Spencer missed action, William DuJardir stepped in, and team members scored 183 299 213 for the 680 series. Individual honors went to Carmel Cooper of Charleston in both handicap and actual pins.
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Eddie Donovan
McCann
Brendar McCann
Baylor
Angelo Lombardo
Manhattan
Jim Vanover
Memphis
Tre
Willong
Clair Rowe
Mullens
Clair
Ba Dairy
Clair Barmy Coniilerse
William Pears
FamaShoe Shop
Zatats
Pelky
di Landicap
Rowe
William i Pee Brovet
Pater Gall
Sunbkace
Dickerson
Orsey
Andicap
Ile R Am
Wit
Eriteet i? Iy Ta. Cay
Mullens Jr
Metrick
G. Malash
Gunnee
Ives
Lewis D
Altons
Tracy Wyatt
Beckley
Earl Spencer
Charleston
Recreation Center
William DuJar
Klaus & Page
Din
Raleigh
Martins Ferry
Ohio
DuJdardir
Avar Hie Susread
Mall
Beckley Eagles
Beckley Insurance
Beckley, Theatre
Kirby Lumber
Quality Lumber
Homer Legg
Jack Klaus
Ernest Slater
Bill Shumate
Parkersburg
Carmel Cooper
G. Durbinn
C. Morris
B Byard
A. Wells
Durbin
Morris
St Mullins
Calvary Surprises First Baptist To Lead Church Loop
The Memorial quintet defeated Methodist Temple 47-27 to open the church loop, then Calvary Baptist topped First Baptist 35-23 to seize sole lead after a prior 47-27 win. Crab Orchard edged Johnstown Baptist 36-35 in between plays, framing a tight early cycle.
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Memorial Baptist
Memorial
First Baptist
Methodist Temple
Calvary Baptist
Crab Orchard
Johnstown Baptist
Mel Cerrito
Gene Bowling
Carl Lewis
Calvary
Carlos Sutton
Ian
Sam Feartitt
Jim Griffith
Jim Lowe
Recreation
Ras Patterson
George Thompson
Rusty Weeks
Sam McClure
Mike Meadows
Mortal
Christian
Jack Pedro
John Quintier
Vito Rizzi
Atals
Stan Algie Garrisocr
Presbyterian
George Arnold
David Aaomrsen
Memorial ‘Baptist
Bamicks
Bill Lily
Ronald Bakers
George Wagner
Frank Meadows
Memoria Baptist
Bill McNeish
Edgar Bibbs
Bill Ormandy
Moe Ghather
Graham. Sayres
Don Marshall
Grant Stacks
Jack Smith
First Methodist
Catholic
Gene Dickerson
Johnstown
Eesist
Methodist
Darrel Wickline
Ist Baptist
bin Powers
Gene
Temple
Crab
Otto Price
Richard Tota
Chas Oncuatn
Duke James
Lewis Callopi i
John McGuire
Bud Hifte
John Baileys
Teddy Riffes
Owen Hilfies
Downtown
Morial Baptist
Ronny Williams
Dim Farrar
Christian David Reitz
Johnny James
Neville Street
Bellala
Gene Petitt
Halt Harless
Earl Packy
Roundelay
Tommy Heeds
Gene Nowilng
John Estradas
Joe Osborn
Sam Huff To Speak At Father Son Banquet
Sam Huff the 1955 West Virginia University football star and recent Giants rookie will address the annual First Methodist Church Father Son Banquet in Fairmont Friday. The event invites all family pairs and honors community youth figures.
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Sam Huff
Fairmont U
West Virginia University
Naemian
New York Giants
First ‘Methodist Church
Nals Oust Philly Five in Playoff
The Syracuse Nationals beat the Philadelphia Warriors 91 to 20 in the first round of the Eastern Division playoffs. Paul Arizin sat out most of the game with a thigh injury after briefly playing, sending Syracuse toward the Eastern finals against the Boston Celtics.
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Tite Associated Press
Syracuse Nationals
National Basketall Assn
Minneapolis Lakers
Pistons
Fort Wayne
Philadelphia Warrior
Paul Arizin
Nationals
Syracuse
Arizin
Boston Celtics
Boston
State Tourney Tabs Available Tomorrow
Tickets for the state basketball tournament in Huntington go on sale at 7 p.m. Wednesday at Woodrow Wilson High School. Principal C. G. Peregoy says 349 student tickets and 220 adult tickets are available for the entire tournament, priced at 2.50 and 5 respectively. No single game tickets, except at Memorial Field House doors.
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Huntington
Woodrow Wilson High School
C. G. Peregoy
Peregoy
Focal School
Memorial Field Rouse
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Raleigh Register
W. Va
Slab
Fork Brl
Sominex
Bill Harmon
Gotrailways
Lynchburg
Marlinton
Consolidated Trailways
Prince ST
Washington, D.C
Rebels
Henne
Gul
Cohen Drug
Howard Cano
Shady
Hank Bauer
New York Yankee
Hank
Beckey
Klaus
Page
Calvary Surprises
Mozaare
Sue
Gees
Worted Acne
Joan Tatory Ye Laws F . Ome
Nals
Philly
No Win Sk
Carl Prtes
Edward C Platt
Fay Valay
Wyoming
Anna Barter
Rock Bodrot
Fiegh Marlowe
Joan Taylor
Ambassador’s
Olivia de Mavillang
John Forsythe
Flus
Daniel Boone
Trail Blazer
Brace Bennett
Lon Chaney
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