Angered Wrestler Defends Wife Against Woman Beater
Gypsy Joe attacked Ada Ash during a WHIS-TV match, prompting Al Szasz to demand a rematch. A tag team bout with Billy Fox vs Gypsy Joe and Chico Tamos is booked as a result. Szasz vows lifelong pursuit of justice, while Gypsy Joe faces possible NWA suspension. Ada Ash challenges remain unresolved as Toots Mondt arranges more matches for the week.
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Billy Fox
Chico Tamos
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Haddix Shuts Out Cardinals 3-0 as Pirates Top St Louis
Harvey Haddix pitched eight hits shutout to beat the Cardinals 3-0 in Pittsburgh. Ted Kluszewski and Román Mejías drove in runs, while Haddix contributed a RBI single and allowed two walks with six strikeouts.
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Milwaukee Braves
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Kiwanis Golf Meet Opens at Mercer Country Club
Kiwanis golfers sign up for a 36 hole charity event at Mercer Country Club beginning Thursday at 10 am. Proceeds go to aid underprivileged children. A 6:45 pm dinner at Mercer Supper Club follows with awards by Kiwanian Louis Jones. Entrants pay $10. dinner for guests $2.50. Notable entrants include L. G. Bowling Jr. Princeton Ernie Keesee Bluefield J. C. Thompson Wise VA Bookline Princeton and Avis Stone Huntington.
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James P. Bailey
Louis Jones
Capital District
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Ernie Keesee
Bluefield
J. C. Thompson
Wise, Va
Bookline
Avis Stone
Huntington
Standings And Results In The American League Baseball
Yesterday results include Baltimore 3 Chicago 2 Washington 3 Cleveland 2 Detroit 2 New York 0 Kansas City 5 Boston 3. Upcoming games list pitchers and matchups across the circuit.
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Chicago
Washington
Cleveland
Detroit
New York
Kansas City
Boston
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Score
O'Dell
Pierce
Terry
Lary
Hoeft
Kacks
Pet. G.B. Cleveland
Washington New York
Research poles mark transects in Back Bay Currituck study
Virginia Game Commission urges fishermen and hunters to avoid disturbing cane poles set in Back Bay and Currituck Sound for a waterfowl research project. Joe Coggin notes transects will track aquatic vegetation and water quality across 20 sub areas, with data from recent aerial inventories and a 12.6 million waterfowl day total recorded this season.
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Virginia Game Commission
Back Bay
Curri
Tuck Sound
Joe Coggin
Virginia
Inter-State
Currituck Sound
Upper Knotts Island Channel
Knotts Island Bay
Corolla
Caffey Inlet
Back Bay National Wildlife Refuge
Buzzard's Bay
Upper North Landing River
Ninth Inning Homer Gives Houston Buffs Win Over Senators
Dick Cole belted a two on homer with two out in the ninth as the Houston Buffs beat the Senators 3 to 0 to snap a four game skid. Tom Poholsky earned his first win after five losses, limiting the Senators to four hits in nine frames of a seven inning game.
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Bob Mabe
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Dick Gernert
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Rip Coleman
Marty Keough
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Joe Demaestri
Hal Smith
DeMaestri
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Dick Williams
Jerry Lumpe
Freese and Burgess Standouts Among Pinch Hitters
The late game scenario and pinch hitting prowess dominate as Gene Freese and Smoky Burgess lead a list of standout substitutes. Freese nears a major league pinch hit record with five homers and a .412 average in 17 at bats, while Burgess posts six hits in seven pinch appearances for .857. Other notable subs include John Romano, Johnny Groth, Al Pilarcik, Gene Woodling, Dave Philley, and Bob Bowman with strong marks.
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Gene Freese
Smoky Burgess
Freese
Philadelphia Phillies
Johnny Fredericks
Brooklyn
Burgess
Smoky
Pittsburgh
Hank Aaron
Milwaukee
John Romano
Chicago White Sox
Johnny Groth
Detroit
al Pilarcik
Baltimore
Gene Woodling
Dave Philley
Philadelphia
Bob Bowman
Phillies
Beaver Star Mitchin Chooses Delaware U To Play Football
Gerald Wayne Mitchin, Beaver standout and three year regular on both offense and defense, will attend the University of Delaware this fall. He will receive a Friends Foundation Grant-in-aid scholarship, major in pre-med, and play under coach David Nelson for the Fighting Blue Hens in Newark Delaware. Mitchin praised Delaware’s medical program and football opportunities after considering offers from West Virginia, William and Mary, and Tennessee. He plans a campus visit this summer and has earned All-Area and All-County honors, plus West Virginia Virginia All-Star Game selection.
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A. T. Howard
University of Delaware
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Delaware U
Friends Foundation
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Delaware
Mike Lutle
Mitchin
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William and Mary
University of Tennessee
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Reds Pitcher Injured In Automobile Wreck
Cincinnati AP Jim O'Toole rookie bonus pitcher for the Reds was injured when his car hit a utility pole. He suffered facial lacerations. Miss Carol Sacarella, with him, had a cut knee and back and chest injuries. Police charged O'Toole with reckless driving.
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Jim O'Toole
Cincinnati Reds
O'Toole
Carol Sacarella
Forget-Me-Nots For Boaters
AP News features advise boaters on essentials beyond bait and towels. Items include a first aid kit, signaling mirror, floating key ring, floating knife, waterproof blanket, spare spark plugs, spare shear pin, waterproof matchbox, garbage bag, repair kit, fire extinguisher, extra condensers for inboard engines, fuel pump replacement, space deodorant, compass, and flashlight. A 13 week boating course is offered by the United States Power Squadron with local stations nationwide.
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Los Angeles to Host Second All-Star Game
Philadelphia Phillies owner Bob Carpenter confirmed a second major league all star game will be played in Los Angeles in August after owners approved the plan at baseball meetings in Columbus Ohio. NL President Warren Giles said talks are ongoing with Commissioner Ford Frick and AL President Joe Cronin to finalize details.
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Bob Carpenter
Philadelphia Phillies
Los Angeles
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Warren C. Giles
New York
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Joe Cronin
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Mossi Limits Yankees To 4-Hits For 2-0 Tiger Win
Don Mossi pitched Detroit to a 2-0 triumph over New York holding the Yankees to four singles. The Tigers backed him with timely runs and a strong defense as Detroit extended its win streak against New York to five this season.
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Detroit
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New York
Tigers
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Duke Maas
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Skowron
Messi
Gail Harris
Thorpe Shows Power With Denver Bears
Bob Thorpe arrives with the Denver Bears of the American Association and homered nine times in 14 spring exhibition games this year after 13 seasons with only one spring training homer.
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Bob Thorpe
Denver Bears
American Assn
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