Black Knights and Senators Set for Exhibition at R M L Park
The Beckley Black Knights host the Charleston Senators in a final pre season exhibition at R M L Park this afternoon. Dan Boone leads Charleston with Dick Montague and Lou Bobo among key matchups while Beckley features Dick Cherry Kel l sey Jennings and Sam Rainey.
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House of David loses to Black Knights in baseball clash
In a 7 to 4 decision the Black Knights defeated House of David. Pitchers Upchurch and Becker split the action with Becker earning the win. Attendance reached 609 as Henry Williams and teammates contributed runs and key hits.
Home Run Standings From Yesterday Across Leagues
The report lists leaders and totals with players and teams including Ruth and Collins for the Yankees and Cardinals respectively. It notes American and National league totals and a combined grand total across all leagues.
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Nickey
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Webb
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Gehringer
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Collins
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Watkins
Kelly
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Terry
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Tigers Even Series With 4 3 Win Over Browns
Detroit defeats St. Louis 4 to 3 to even the series as Gehringer drives in three on a homer with a man aboard. Whitehill held the Browns to seven safeties while Gray lasted five innings for St. Louis.
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Earl Whitehill
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Reappointed coaches in Slab Fork high schools for 1992-93
Two of Slab Fork district’s three high schools have signed coaches for the 1992 93 school year. David Reemsnyder at Mark Twain High School is reappointed for another year. Roy Stephens will act as football coach at Steen High School for another term.
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David Reemsnyder
Mark Twain High School
Roy Stephens
Sexson
Stoco High School
Lego
Collins Highl
Winding Gulf
Jess Lee Toler
Reemsnyder
Mark Twain
West Virginia Wesleyan
Buckhannon
Stotesbury
Stephens
Steen
Legon School
University of Michigan
Yost
Cubs Hold Lead With 5 3 Victory Over Cardinals
The Cubs beat St. Louis 5 to 3 as Lonnie Warnecke allowed two homers but Chicago collected eight hits off Flint Rhein to extend their winning streak to seven in a row and ten of eleven, keeping them atop the National League. Watkins and Collins homered for the Cubs, while Grimm also went deep. the Cubs led 3 1 in the Chicago half of the fourth.
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George Watkins
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Powered by Promise Ike Powers Joins Clarksburg Generals
Clarksburg West Virginia April 30 A former Philadelphia Athletics pitching prospect Lloyd Ike Powers once handled batting practice for Connie Mack and made an American League debut in 1928 with a 1 0 record He later played for Bloomington Denver and in the Three I and Three T Leagues now with the Clarksburg Generals as he vies for a regular spot on the local pitching staff Heines Huffman son of Frank Huffman Purdue shortstop and 1905 graduate is mentioned in connection with the piece.
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Senators win sixth straight as Berg drives in decisive run
Washington defeats Philadelphia 2 to 1 in a tense nine inning game. Moe Berg hit a two bagger to left field driving Reynolds home for the winning run after a pitching duel between Robert Moses Grove and Alvin Crowder. Philadelphia had five hits off Crowder. Washington nine off Grove. Walter Johnson used aggressive tactics in relief as Cronin tied the score with a two bagger in the eighth. Cramer and Dykes were shut out as Philadelphia scored in the seventh on a Cochrane double and Foxx single.
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Yankees Top Red Sox 6 4 in Third Straight Win
Ted Lisenbee allowed eight hits but gave up homers to Babe Ruth Bill Dickey and Earl Combs as the Yankees defeated the Boston Red Sox 6 to 4 for their third straight win. Ruth hit his sixth homer of the season in the eighth with Sammy Byrd aboard.
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National League results and standings update
Yesterday's NL games saw Boston 7 New York 4 Chicago 4 St Louis 3 Philadelphia 8 Brooklyn. Standings list Chicago, Boston, Philadelphia, Cincinnati, New York, St Louis, Pittsburgh, Brooklyn with wins losses and percentages. Today schedule includes Pittsburgh at Cincinnati St Louis at Chicago Philadelphia at New York Boston at Brooklyn.
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Burning Blaze Eliminated in Derby Heat Accident
Louisville April 30 The Derby favorite Burning Blaze suffered a severe left hind leg injury in heat six while racing seven other Derby eligibles. The Shandon farm Derby Hope Gamely raced on as Sazerac and Burning Blaze battled for position with Burning Blaze finishing two and a half lengths ahead of Sazerac before the riders realized the severity of the injury.
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Shandon Farm
Derby Hope
Sazerac
Bay Farm
Willie Garner
Garner
N. E. Southard
Braves Sweep Giants to Take Final Game 7 4
The Boston Braves defeated the New York Giants 7 to 4 in the final game of the series. Fred Fitzsimmons struggled, giving up seven runs in the first two innings as Sam Gibson shutout the Braves late, while Boston plated five runs in the second.
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Terry
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Knothe
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Selbold
Magerkurth
Stark
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Americans Sweep Davis Cup Play With Canada
In drizzle, Frank Shields and Ells Worth Vines won the final two Davis Cup matches to give the United States a 5-0 series victory over Canada. Vines beat Marcel Rainville in straight sets 6-3 6-3 6-4, while Shields defeated Jack Wright 8-6 6-1 8-10 6-1. The U S now heads to New Orleans for a second round series with Mexico in two weeks, with the previous doubles win and Thursday singles clinching the sweep.
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Frank Shields
Ells Worth Vines
United States
Vines
Marcel Rainville
Husky Shields
Jack Wright
Mexico
New Orleans
Canada
Kozeluh Defeats Tilden in Straight Sets at Navy Field
Cincinnati scene reports Karel Kozeluh beat world pro champion Bill Tilden in straight sets at Naval Memorial Field. Scores 7-3 and 6-1. Kozeluh dominates the match with sharp serves and quick returns.
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Cincinnati
Karel Kozeluh
Big Bill Tilden
Navier University Memorial Field
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Lou Bobo
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