Mountaineer Athletics Shine With Boxing Lead
West Virginia University closes the 1982-83 sports year with boxing undefeated, claiming the intercollegiate boxing title and three individual titles. Track, wrestling, football, golf, tennis, baseball, basketball and cross country show mixed results as sophomores emerge as key players and next season expectations rise.
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Quinn Sparks Redlegs Win and Fall Just Short in Doubleheader
Redlegs top Pirates twice as catcher Quinn shines in rescue role. Cardinals tag Warneke for 11 hits but fail to convert, maintaining their league lead despite Pittsburgh’s loss. In Chicago, Demaree and Hendrick pace the Cubs past the White Sox in a high-scoring tilt.
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Braves and Dodgers split doubleheader in Boston
In Boston on June 3 the Braves beat the Dodgers 3 to 1 in the first game behind Tom Zachary six hitter pitching. The nightcap went to Brooklyn 4 to 2 with Hack Wilson and Tony Cuccinello homering. Randy Moore and Baxter Jordan sparked Boston late with triples but fell short.
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Phillies Break Giants Jinx With First Win Of Doubleheader
Philadelphia beat New York 4-0 in the opener ending a seven game drought against the Giants. The visitors then answered with a 5-0 victory in the nightcap as Herman Bell pitched five hit ball to win for the Giants. Manager Bill Terry earned.
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Local Colored Ball Nine Plays Tazewell Today
Bluefield Athletic Club baseball team, the colored nine, meets Tazewell at Wellerfield this afternoon in a grudge game. First pitch is at 3 o clock. The clubs drew ten scoreless innings last week at Tazewell before darkness halted play.
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Roy Callaway Tops Bluefield Gun Club Shoot
Weather suited best for the Bluefield Gun Club weekly trap meet but turnout was light. Visitors included W F Holton from Roanoke and Frank R Forrest Bluefield railroad shops foreman making his first clay pigeon attempt, where he struggled early before finishing with a lower score.
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Beckley Defeats Dayton in Free-Hitting Game
Beckley W Va June 3 Beckley defeated Dayton 12 to 5 in a free hitting game. Harris and Robertshaw homered. Pervola hit a four bagger for Dayton. Other scores include Charleston 3 Springfield 2 and Huntington 5 Johnstown 3 in the opening round of the series.
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Zanesville Defeats Wheeling In Baseball Tilt
Zanesville romped over Wheeling 16 to 6 as Jackson belted a homer for Zanesville. Wheeling pitcher Roberts and Peterson were hit hard, surrendering 16 hits to Ohio artillery. The scorers note Wheeling 6 12 2 and Zanesville 16 16 0 with a late rally.
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Local Net meet closes today with tight tennis results
Local Net action concludes today as Mahood and Harel fall 9-7 6-2 to ders. Strader and Black beat Taylor and Deyerle 6-2 6-2. Seuart and Walker win 8-6 6-1 over Feuchtenberger Jr and Deyerle Jr. Junior singles see Feuchtenberger Jr edge Bobby Stewart 4-6 6-2.
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Deyerle Triumphs Over Feuchtenberger In Finals
Billy Deyerle defeated Bill Feuchtenberger 64 7 5 to win the match. In junior final, Deyerle beat Lloyd Feuchtenberger Jr 6 4 6 4 sealing the title.
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New York Yankees Outslug Athletics in 17 11 Victory
In a high scoring day, the Yankees hammered the Athletics 17 to 11. The game featured multiple sluggers and a decisive breakout in the middle innings.
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Baseball box score details from a single game
Seharein, Myatt and Vesmik led offense with base hits. Campbell hit a home run and stole a base, while Storti and Burns contributed with sacrifices and double plays highlighted by Mellillo Seharein and Burns. Hudlin suffered the loss as Craghead and Merrell pitched for relief with notable innings totals.
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Blue Grays Lead Blue Ridge Loop With Top Standings
Tri State league dissolves and Nalbock joins Charley McMillan's Logan Indians before the Blue Grays conference. Nalbock and Len Shires, two Middle Atlantic leaguers, may join Bluefield for a Monday meeting as McMillan leads drills and exhibition games. Spud Taylor joins the club vying for an outfield spot.
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American Association Baseball Scores and Tie Game Details
Toledo 4 St Paul 2. Columbus 5 Minneapolis 1. Louisville 8 Kansas City 7. Indianapolis 5 Milwaukee 1. Indianapolis 8 Milwaukee 5. Second game went 12 innings.
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William Muldoon Dies Peacefully in Old Boxing Era
William Muldoon a famed trainer and former world Greco Roman wrestling champion died peacefully. He mentored many heavyweights including Kilrain and Sullivan while enforcing boxing code on the New York commission and backing Gene Tunney's title run. He also performed on stage in matinee and melodrama roles.
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