Campbell Fires Sub-Par Round To Lengthen Open Lead
In Huntington on August 24 Bill Campbell fired a 66 to stretch his State Open lead to six strokes at 133 after 36 holes. Ed Tutwiler Jr. shot 68 to move into second at 139, while defending champion Joe Taylor followed with 72 and 143.
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St. Louis Cardinals sign rookie from Emporia Kansas
The St. Louis Cardinals announced they signed Raymond Ruggies, a shortstop from Emporia, Kansas, after a three day tryout camp. He will be assigned to Winnipeg of the Northern League and report to spring training.
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Welch May Be Pressed Repeating 54 Record For 55 Grid Campaign
Suba's Welch maroon wave faces a lean backfield with only six lettermen returning and a host of sophomores. the team opens Sept 2 at Welch vs North fork Elkhorn as quarterback issues loom. Suba predicts hard work and a fighting season, with key returnees Grygial Phillips Radochia Dalton Marushin Adams.
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Mike Calloway
Ron Thompson
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Tanyi Maine
Rush Floyd
Jim Moske
Alando Savoco
James Smith
Ed. Gryeial
Ken Crabtree
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Nashua Heads to Chicago in Luxurious Special Car
Nashua the Preakness and Belmont champion travels to Chicago for his August 31 match race with Swaps. The voyage features a private armored car with a cafeteria counter, six doors, a padded bilge, and a water barrel from Saratoga. Jockey Eddie Arcaro guides Nashua on a 16 1 2 hour trip costing 1300 dollars, paid in cash.
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Allie Robertson
Bill McCleary
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Maroon Wave's Roster Schedule
Maroon Wave releases its roster and schedule details for the season. The listing confirms player names and game dates, outlining key matchups and travel plans for the team.
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Caddy Tournament Set Monday At Local Club
The Bluefield Country Club will host its annual caddy golf tournament on Monday August 29 with about fifty boys competing in medal play. Rocky Schorr and Gale Johnson will pair competitors by flight. prizes funded by club members ensure every caddy wins. The club plans a later picnic and a caddying slideshow.
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South Charleston Star Alex Hawkins Chooses South Carolina
Alex Hawkins, a three-sport star from South Charleston High School, announced he will enroll at the University of South Carolina in Columbia after a visit there, preferring Columbia to Morgantown. Teammate Ronnie Steele, an all state end, is at Columbia and may also enroll at South Carolina.
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Marciano and Moore Break Down Into Laughter At Signing
The Rocky Marciano and Archie Moore signing for the Sept 20 Yankee Stadium bout produced a tense staredown that ended in laughter. The two rivals kept aloof despite mutual respect, with Marciano winning a brief smile as Moore chatted with Harry Wills nearby.
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Lesser Tops Downey In Third Extra Hole For Cup
Pat Lesser of Seattle defeated Mary Ann Downey of Ballimore on the third extra hole to reach the quarterfinals of the Women's National Amateur Golf Championship at Myers Park Country Club in Charlotte. The day featured multiple upsets as former champions and top internationals fell in a torrid round, including Downey’s win over defending champ Barbara Romack the previous day.
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Miami Beach names Jack Moore as head football coach
Jack Moore, former West Virginia high school coach, appointed head football coach at Miami Beach High School. He resigns from Victory High in Clarksburg and brings Charley Fieldson of Mount Hope, another West Virginia native, to his staff.
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Giants Rally To Even Series With 4 1 Win Over Cardinals
New York beats St Louis 4 1 as Wayne Terwilliger and Grammas power a seventh inning rally. Liddle wins, Poholsky suffers tough night. Cardinals fail to close out the series, Grammas and Katt driving runs. Pirates 4 Reds 2 behind Hall six hit outing and Ward three run homer. Dodgers crush Cubs 9 5 with Kellert Hodges Campanella homers as Meyer wins 23rd to lift Brooklyn.
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Standings and results from a packed baseball slate
In the American League New York leads with 76 wins while Chicago and Cleveland sit just one game behind. Yesterday Cleveland beat Boston 2 0 and New York beat Detroit 3 2. The National League features Brooklyn and Milwaukee atop the standings as Cincinnati loses to Pittsburgh 4 2. Also notes Virginia Tech football star Dickie Beard, a top ground gainer in the Southern Conference in 1954, threw three passes including two touchdowns.
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