Redbirds and Colts Clash in Raleigh County Title Playoff
The Redbirds meet the Coal City Colts in the Raleigh County championship series starting today at 2 30 p m at Amigo Park. The series decides the 1951 league title after both teams finished high in the regular season standings. default pitching plans and umpires are in place for the first game with a potential Sunday game if needed.
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Giants Crush Dodgers 8 1 Behind Mueller Three Homers
The New York Giants routed Brooklyn 8 to 1 as Don Mueller hit three home runs. The lopsided win tightened the Giants’ gap to six games behind the leaders.
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Baseball standings and pennant race projections
The article analyzes likely outcomes for the World Series opponent and division leaders. It computes potential final tallies for the Indians, Yankees, Red Sox, Dodgers, and Giants, noting current records and how remaining games could alter standings. It highlights Mueller and Lopat performances and previews upcoming matchups across leagues.
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Night baseball rain delay and scores from 1960s era games
Night games featured Boston at Philadelphia and Pittsburgh at St Louis while a rain postponement affected the Boston Red Sox vs Philadelphia Athletics. St Louis beat Pittsburgh 7 to 6 with Carlsen and Werle pairing on the mound and McCulslough batting for St Louis.
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Negro Baseball Meet at Oak Hill Rained Out Then Resumes Monday
The Southern West Virginia Negro Baseball Tournament at Oak Hill was rained out. Four games are slated to resume Monday at 10 a.m. Kingston Grays will meet Emca or Beards Fork, the winner faces Stonecoat Giants at 1 p.m., Anjean Black Cats vs Deccalin plays second, and the title contest is at 7:30 p.m.
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SC Coaches Predict Tar Heels Rise After Justice Exit
North Carolina faces questions after star Char lie Justice leaves. Beattie Feathers says UNC has wealth of material and top freshmen, predicting their finest wartime team. Art Lewis and Frank Howard agree the Tar Heels could rebound, while Carl Snavely dodges predictions, aiming to win games.
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Boxer Flores Undergoes Second Operation After KO
Georgie Flores the 20 year old Brooklyn welterweight remained in a coma after a knockout by Roger Donoghue in the semifinals at Madison Square Garden. He had a second operation at St. Clare's Hospital Saturday and showed signs of movement described as very favorable by doctors. Dayton defeated Charleston 11 to 6 in the Central League.
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Tut's 66 Leads Autumn Tourney at Greenbrier
The Greenbrier Autumn Golf Tournament began with Ed Tutwiler Jr. of Mount Hope shooting 66 to lead after 18 holes. Jack Peck of Logan and Clyde Sarver Jr. of Bluefield were one stroke back at 71, with the event concluding Monday at the Old Werens course.
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Senators of 1950 football team back for new campaign
The Davis and Ekins Senators return with a nearly intact roster of 39 players and only three seniors, aiming for bigger things. QB Andy Gussie set a 987 receiving yards mark on 67 completions, with 166 attempts a league record and 994 total offense. West Virginia Mountaineers begin Jackson's Mill drills as Moro and Zelek reportedly switch schools. Armstrong debunks Moro's move to Marshall.
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Ware Names New Barboursville High Football Coach
Huntington Cabell County board names Richard M Ware head football coach at Barboursville High School succeeding Johnny Cox who resigned last week Cox remains as teacher Ware previously coached at Guyan Valley High School Branchland Milton mentor resigns from Barboursville role
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Morn and Mo ro switch shakeups hit Marshall drills
Marshall College reports changes as Mo ro and Stump join the lineup amid roster turnover. West Virginia State notes loss of 10 veterans andCoach Cardwell cites defensive and offensive gaps including quarterback and linebacker needs. Morning replaces Brown after his resignation to resume studies at Texas Southern University.
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