Gauley and Welch 9s Gain Tourney Finals
Regional high school baseball results from West Virginia show Gauley Bridge and Welch advancing to finals. Gauley Bridge beat Stoco 5 2 to set a date with Marlinton in Lewisburg. Welch defeated Herndon 6 2 to face Bluefield in Region 8 title game.
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West Virginia
Region 8
Bluefield
Welch
Herndon
Gauley Bridge
Stoco
Marlinton
Lewisburg
Follansbee
Moundsville
Panhandle
Parkersburg
Seth
Poca
South Charleston
East Bank
Huntington
Milton
Man-Matewan
Man
Govan Valley
Oak Hill
Stoco Indians
Four More Players Named for NL Game
Clarksburg coach Jack Moore added a third halfback to the North squad for the North-South Football Game at Charleston on August 13. Terry Fairbanks of Parsons joins H. K. Smith of Parkersburg and Ted Kershner of Martinsburg. Moore also adds Roland Raines of Keyser at tackle. Other North selections include Paul Shreves, Sam Hilton, and Charles Greathouse. South coach Sammy LeRose has eight players named, including Bill Wells, Dick Hawkins, Jimmy Maddox, John Bowles, Ron Steele, John Plybon, Bobby Eggers, and Warren Reeser.
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Clarksburg
Jack Moore
Charleston
Terry Fairbanks
Parsons
H. K. Smith
Parkersburg
Ted Kershner
Martinsburg
Moore
Clarksburg Victory
Roland Raines
Keyser
Bob Gaydos
Shinnston
Paul Shreves
Sistersville
Sam Hilton
Charles Greathouse
Sammy LeRose
J. Albans
LeRose
Bill Wells
Stonewall Jackson
Dick Hawkins
South Charleston
Jimmy Maddox
Barboursville
John Bowles
Bluefield
Ron Steele
John Plybon
Bobby Eggers
Big Creek
Warren Reeser
Huntington
Garnet Rally Tops Stratton 7-3 at Cain Memorial
Garnet High of Charleston shaded Stratton High 7-3 at Cain Memorial Field. Garnet trailed 3-2 before scoring two in the fifth and three in the seventh to seal it behind Pegram’s late relief. Leo Whitton and Barrett stood out, with Whitton collecting three hits and Barrett fanning five over seven innings.
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Stratton High
Garnet High
Charleston
Cain Memorial Field
Stratton
Garnet
Howard Barrett
Bulldogs
Pegram
Leo Whitton
Dickerson
Engineers Upset Pinecrest B 7-3
The Army Engineers won their second straight Intercity Softball League game, defeating Pinecrest B 7-3 at Ballard Stadium. Heath hit a key two on homer in the fifth as Engineers jumped to a 5-0 lead and never trailed, while Bob Scott belted a solo shot for Pinecrest in the fifth.
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Army Engineers
Ballard Stadium
Pinecrest
Sports Center
Martin
Appalachian
Prince
Engineers
Heath
Bob Scott
Branch
Bees
SportsCenter
Baseball scores and upcoming games mix in regional notice
Baseball results include Syracuse 2-0 over Richmond 1-3 and Buffalo 6 over Montreal 4 with Rochester 3 and Toronto 1 Columbus at Havana plus several rain and weather impacted games. Evening schedule lists Pinecrest teams vs Prosperity and Sports Center, with Friday postponed tilts Pros perity vs Army Engineers and Sports Center vs State Lunch Oak Hill. Ballard stadium hosts 6 pm starts. Appalachian at Ballard. Army Engineers 7 runs, Pinecrest B 3. Appalachian 5, Sports Center 6. Martin, Green, Cox, Cook noted in box scores.
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Syracuse
Richmond
Buffalo
Montreal
Rochester
Toronto
Columbus
Havana
Appalachian
Cox
Martin
Ballard Stadium
Pinecrest
Prosperity
Sports Center
Army Engineers and Sports Center
Oak Hill
Army Engineers
Branch and Shores
Farmer
Scott Appalachian
Green
Cox and
Cook
Old-Timers Practice Set for Saturday in Mt Hope Area
The Raleigh County League Old-Timers invite players to a 10 am Saturday practice at Tams Mountain Park. Secretary Leighton Farley said manager Snooks Keaton urged attendance as they prepare for a May 29 benefit game against a Mt Hope and Bradley Lions Clubs team for Twin Cities Little League. The Mt Hope neighborhood venue and start time are to be decided.
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Raleigh County League
Twin Cities
Mt. Hope
Glen Leigh Girls Win Volleyball Tournament
Glen Leigh won the girls volleyball tournament in the Shady Spring district event at Glen Morgan yesterday afternoon defeating Crow in the first round, Daniels in the semifinals and Glade Creek in the championship match. The Creek girls, drawing a bye, defeated Ghent 24 21 before bowing to Glen Leigh.
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Glen Leigh
Shady Spring
Glen Morgan
Crow
Daniels
Glade Creek
Creek Girls
Ghent
First Homer Of Year Hits L Becketley Reds Win
Beckley Little League opened with four teams. Reds beat Cards 6 2 and Yankees toppled Indians 6 1. Ronald Thompson hit the season's first homer for the Reds, while Don Belcher and Eddie Highlander dominated on the mound with 13 and 18 strikeouts respectively.
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Beckley
Reds
Yankees
Don Belcher
Jimmy Christian
Horvath
Christian
Belcher
Jackson Wilke
Eddie Highlander
Indians
Dave Edwards
Yanks
Rodney Weikle
Highlander
Walt Coleman
Edwards
Brksdle
Miller
Ryan
Wikle
Gmpale
Qintier Ib
Hmlock
Erbnit
Hufmn
Gwinn
Vidvich
Horvath If
Hess
James Rf
Slater
Woods
Rotini
Rosalem
R — Thompson
Barksdale
Arvath
E Wikle
RBI
Thompson
C. Thompson
Hambric
Harvath
R. Thomp
Glen Leigh Wins Narrow 35-23 Final
In the tournament Glen Leigh, 35 23, defeated Crow 34 21 in the first round and beat Daniels 26 20 in the semifinals before edging Glade Creek 35 23 to win the final. DanIels Shady Spring Ghent Beaver listed in results.
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Glen Leigh
Crow
Daniels
Shady Spring
Ghent
Beaver
Glade Creek
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