Schedule and Pitchers for Today’s Games
Philadelphia hosts Detroit at 3 00 with Wye 2 3 facing Trucks 3 1 New York visits Chicago at 1 30 with Byrre 2 1 opposed by Cain 1 1 Boston plays Cleveland at 7 30 Parne 4 1 versus Garcia 1 1 Washington meets St Louis at 8 30 Weik 1 1 against Garver 1 3
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Philadelphia
Detroit
Wye
Trucks
New York
Chicago
Byrre
Cain
Boston
Cleveland
Parne
Garcia
Washington
St. Louis
Weik
Garver
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Ifensberger
Kennedy
Podbielan
Hiller
Simmons
Brecheen
Munger
Spahn
Newark
Pittsbrgh
Friday Small Fry and Legion Tryouts Stir Local Baseball
Young players born in 1933 or later must register for Legion tryouts at Woodrow Wilson High diamond from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Tomorrow. Oak Hill Post 59 hosts a 1:30 p.m. Monday tryout with 100 hopefuls expected and a plan for a farm team. The first round of the Black Knight Country Club Spring Tournament is extended to Sunday. A Raleigh County Umpires Association meeting is set for tomorrow at The Register offices. Eccles Admirals seek a game with Welch Miners or Charleston Senators. Preakness tip: Hill Prince, Middleground, and Mr. Trouble.
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Legion Baseball
Woodrow Wilson High
Cotton White
OAK Hill Legion Post 59
Chuck” Balding
Oak Hill Post
Post
Balding
Black Knight Country Club
J. Sheldon Trump
Oak Hill
Welch Miners
Charleston Senators
Admirals
Preakness Tip
Hill Prince
Middleground
Mr. Trouble
Trainer Praises Mr. Trouble in Preakness Entry
Trainer Syl Veitch predicts Mr. Trouble will win the 50,000 added Preakness at Pimlico with Middleground second and Hill Prince third. The Whitney stable rail indicates Mr. Trouble’s Derby pace move favored him, while jockey Doug Dodson is out and Steve Brooks will ride. Balkan and two other confirmed entrants complete the field.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Syl Veitch
Mr. Trouble
Tims
Middleground
C. V. Whitney
Hill Prince
Veitch
Pimlico
Sylvester
Whitney
Phalanx
Doug Dodson
Steve “Brooks
Calumet Farm
William H. Labrot
Seth Ties for 2nd in BCRL standings after 10-0 win
Seth and Hoffman pitched well as Seth defeated Highcoal 10-0 in a Big Coal River League game. The win ties Seth with Ed Wight for second in the circuit while Jarrell led with three RBIs and hit a home run. The game included multiple players and a note about Kinsman property once owned by the King Ranch.
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Romer
Seth
Hoffman
Highcoal
Edwight
Seth High Coal Abrhe Abrhe
Jarrell
liLengyle
Taginti
Kelly
Clark
Gordon
Zontini
Thomas
Malone
Barker
Andrin
RBI
P. Goodwin
Estep
Barker Hoffman
HR — Jarrell
Spencer
Farley
Massey
Track Meet and sectional baseball finals highlight scholastic weekend
The third annual Jaycee Relays at Woodrow Wilson High Stadium showcase a multi school track meet with freshmen to be eligible next year and junior high squads from Lincoln Charleston Dunbar Bartlett Oak Hill Beckley and others. Sectional baseball finals feature Mt Hope vs Summersville and Mullens vs Pineville with Beckley Flying Eagles and Hinton Bobcats clinching first two Beckley wins 3-1 over Stoco fueled by Len Sanna and Bill Turner, while Stoco’s four singles and defensive miscues sunk by Craddock.
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Woodrow Wilson High Stadium
Stonewall Jackson
Oak Hill
Dunbar
Ansted
Huntington Central
Beckley
Stonewall
Huntington
Lincoln
Charleston
Bartlett
Mt. Hope
Mustangs
Summersville Grizzlies
Oakville City Park
Mullens
Pineville
Bob Cassell
W. L
Bud” Jennings
Grizzlies
Montgomery
Summersville
Richwood
Darrell Wilcox
Lewis D’antoni
Rebels
Seth
Scott High
Madison
Frankford
Ronceverte
Lewisburg
Flying Eagles
Hinton
Bobcats
Eagles
Kelly
Stoce
Indians
Talcott
Craddock
Stoco
Clear Fork
Beckley Hurler
Jim McNeish
Stoco Combine
D. McGraw
Bob Thomas
Frank Wyco
J. D. Kidd
Wyco
Walter
Paul Widick
Hundley
Widick
Eagle
Charlie Farley
Farley
Turner
Sanna
Snead's 69 Ties for Lead in Western Open
In the Western Open at Brentwood, Sam Snead shot 69 to pace the field tied with dark horse contenders Jack Gage and Ewing Richardson. Ellsworth Vines and Fay Coleman trailed, while Dutch Harrison, Jimmy Clark, and Howard Schmidt posted solid rounds as Skip Alexandercarded 75.
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Snead
Jack Gage
Los Angeles
Ewing Richardson
Jimmy
Demaret
Houston
Richardson
Monterey
California
Gage
Ellsworth Vines
Fay Coleman
Brentwood Country Club
Ernest J
Dutch) Harrison
Little Rock
Ark
St. Andrews
Ill
Dutch
Jimmy Clark
Howard Schmidt
Upland
Calif
Skip Alexander
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Sunbeam
Sunbeam Bakery
Koppers-Eccles
Raleigh-Wyoming
King Photo
Neville Street
Esso
Chas Manning
Max Carpenter
Bob Calver
G Starcher
Dix Manning
Koppers Eccles
Ernest Slater
Fung
Fault
Pete ‘Saunders
RAO
King
Fannie Dacal
Pat LA
Madgeichardson
Tinsey Hawley i
Emma Sikora Erence
Betty Gunter
New York Troit
Cleveland Washington
Cue
Bob Wills
James Carson
King Ranch
Robert J. Kleberg
Beckley Nips
Maynor
R — Sanna
SB — Sanna
Wyce
BB — Kelly
SO — Kelly
U — Keaton
Fragile
BCRL
Hands
Fanning Kidd
Marlinton
Beckley- Stoco
Sanna If
Rice
Kidd
Cooney
Legreky
Thomas c
Crock
Wycoss
Kelly P
Hundly
Farley Rf
Ritter Ib
Grimm Ce
Cannery
Tampavenidose de
Prenier
Seth Teen Ewe
Dorothy Monteval
Henry ‘Dotterer, Jr
Syracuse
Pittsburgh Pirate
Sam Snead
Sam
Ben Hogan
Ford
G.v.w
America
Ford Trucks
W. Va
Continental Distilling Corporation
Philadelphia, PA
Rai
Charter Oak
Deee Sore Birla
Don Richards
Mens Shop
Neville St. — Beckley
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