Newell High harms Beckley in state tourney pitcher duel
Newell High School pitchers Franszek and Legurski limited Beckley’s Flying Eagles to five hits as Newell won 2 to 0 in Kanawha Park. Beckley failed to convert scoring chances despite runners aboard in multiple innings.
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Charleston
Stanley Franczek
Newell High
Beckley
Flying Eagles
Kanawha Park
Newell
Carl Legurski
Eagle
Franszek
Eagles
North-South Football Game Move Debate and Proposals
The piece reviews calls to relocate the North South high school football game from Charleston to Morgantown Mountaineer Field Parkersburg and other sites. It cites promoters and WVU supporters arguing cost, audience size, and recruiting benefits, with skepticism about moving from Charleston. It mentions possible all star seniors basketball game at WVU and notes rent issues with Laidley Field.
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Associated Press
White Sulphur | Springs
Frank Anthony Knight
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Charleston
F. Anthony
Mountaineer
Morgantown
Clem Hamilton
Fairmont West
Laidley Field
Kanawha Board of Education
West Virginia University
Faculty of Instruction
State University
Mountaineer Field
Kanawha County
Lee Patton
Tony Constantine
WVU
Nix
University City
Parkersburg
Kanawha River
W. VU
Washington & Lee
Boloney
Lexington
W. V I
New York
Stan Musial Sees 10th Homer Against Giants on Eastern Tour
The report notes Stan Musial of the Cardinals hit his 10th homer and added a single against the Giants during the eastern tour. It mentions a 1 for 48 stretch and offers an objective take on pitching and attendance, with Curt Simmons from the Phillies also contributing three hits in a game.
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Stan Mushal
St. Louis
New York Giants
Red Schoendienst
Giants
Brooklyn Dodgers
Chicago
Pee Wee Reese
Russ Meyer
Ralph Branca
Curt Simmons
Phillies
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Boston
New York
Cleveland
Deloit
Associated Press
Stan Musial
Cards
Phils
Major League Leaders and City Softball Uniforms Issued
The article lists top MLB leaders with Boudreau Musial and others in batting and pitching, then notes the Elks Club defending city softball champions will issue uniforms at 6:30 this afternoon as Beckley Hardware visits for the City League double header, with Bemeco and Moose in the opener. It closes with a historical line about early American tribes.
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Elks
Elks Club
Benny Kkelly
Beckley Hardware
Bemeco
Moose
America
Pinecrest and Moose Triumph in City Softball Opener
Pinecrest opened the City Softball League season by routing Universal Supply 13 to 7 at Woodrow Wilson diamond. The Moose Club posted a 5 to 2 win over Beckley College, taking control in the second inning with a 3 to 2 lead and a two-run homer by Frank Fragile propelled the early scoring.
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Pinecrest
Universal Supply
Woodrow Wilson
Moose Club
Beckley College
Moosemen
Frank Fragile
Major League Boxscores St Louis and New York clash in three carrier games
St Louis and New York split a doubleheader with Schoendienst and Mustal homering for St Louis while Vest, Jones, and Moore drove in key runs. Philadelphia routs Washington behind McCorky Joost and Coan offensive bursts as Marchildon struggles on the mound. Pittsburgh and Philadelphia also played scattered scoring with Westlake and Ennis contributing for the Pirates and Simmons and Higbe handling pitching duties.
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Bas Sett Wins Narrow Points Over Forte in Philadelphia Bout
Percy Bas sett, 128 pounds from Philadelphia, outpointed Johnny Forte, 130 pounds, also of Philadelphia, in a close fight. Bas sett secured the decision by clear margins across the rounds, with Forte pressing to the final bell.
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Atlantic City
Percy Bassett
Philadelphia
Johnny Forte
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