Elizabethton Beats Blue Grass 9-8 With Ninth Inning Rally
Elizabethton edged Bluefield 9-8 as Lacy sparked a late rally in the top of the ninth, then the Betsy hitters answered in the home half to pull out the victory. The Blue-Grays add lefty Dale Leeper from Jackson to bolster the staff as Bristol visits for a four night stand starting Wednesday.
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End to Hear: Bluefield Braves and local baseball banter
The snippet chronicles plans for a late Saturday drive to Cincinnati to catch Reds and Braves in a double header, mentions Bluefield Braves ambitions, Perini’s praise for a pennant bid, and notes on local figures like Poppa Hill Corky Sarver and John Quinn. It also reflects on regional high school all stars, officiating shifts, and long homers at Pulaski’s Caffee Park.
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Bickford Hurls Four-Hitter As Braves Maul Cubs 11-1
Boston Braves rout Chicago Cubs 11 to 1 behind Vernon Bickford four hit pitching. Beaten Cubs suffer seventh straight loss as Braves sweep the three game series. Masi and Holmes spark offense with multiple hits.
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Favorites Win in Dixie Meet
Top seeds dominated the Dixie tennis tourney in Memphis. Gardner Larned, Rollins, crushed Lewis Welford 6-0 6-0 while Tulane’s Jack Tuero swept Harry Wellford 6-1 6-2. Rollins’ Richardo Balbieri and others posted wins as second round results rolled in across Florida and New Orleans venues.
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the Potts
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Baltimore
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Detroit
Jim Evert
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Les‘Mie Longshore
Rocky Meets Tony Tonight in New Jersey Bout
Rocky Graziano favored over Tony Zale in their third middleweight showdown at Ruppert Stadium Newark. odds shifted with Zale supporters arriving and ticket sales rising. promoters forecast a $350000 house and 21000 attendance. Graziano's payout around 120000, Zale about 60000. Both fighters seek comeback and redemption as fight time at 9:00 p m est approaches.
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West Virginia and Ky Aces Play Tenie
West Virginia and Kentucky all star teams prepare for a second meeting at Morehead State gym. Coach Ellis Johnson backs Kentucky with Pete Robbins returning to the lineup as Ralph Holmes and Mario Varrassi join the West Virginia starting five for a tougher rematch. Workman leads WV with 16 points as both squads reassess after a 54 to 36 loss.
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W. Va
Jim Coulter
Princeton
Bob Crum
Huntington
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Mark Workman
Charleston High School
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Crum
Joe Doakes May Win Open But He'll Have To Be Good
The national open golf tournament opens at Riviera Country Club in Los Angeles. Past winners show winners come from unexpected places and form rather than money leads, with many champs being hot at the right time rather than proven favorites. Gene Sarazen and Ralph Guldahl are highlighted as possible exceptions to the rule.
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Sam Parks, Jr
Bobby Jones
Ralph Guldahl
Byron Nelson
Gene Sarazen
Horton Smith
Paul Runyan
Johnny Revolta
Harry Cooper
Sam Snead
Henry Picard
Ben Hogan
Worsham
Lloyd Mangrum
Wood
Lawson Little
Nelson
Guldahl
Gus
Dutra
Frank Stranahan
Boudreau Homer Gives Indians 2-0 Win Over Red Sox
Cleveland edges Boston 2-0 as Lou Boudreau hits a disputed two run homer in the fourth. Umpire Charley Berry rules the ball inside the park on the grandstand side amid a crowd of 33,032.
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Cleveland Indians
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Lou Boudreau
Red Sox
Charley Berry
Brown Drives In Run To Give Yankees 3 2 Win
In a 12 inning interleague tilt Bobby Brown hit a clutch single scoring Yogi Berra from second for a 3 2 Yankees victory over the Chicago White Sox. Berra, Lupien, Seerey and Lollar produced the key RBIs as New York outlasted Chicago 3 2.
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Golden Boy) Brown
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Jimmy Hagan Fired At Pitt
Pitt trustees announced the resignation of Athletic Director James Whitey Hagan amid a football program turmoil that left Walter Milligan’s coaching future in doubt. Hagan, famed for a no comment stance, departs after a 9 year tenure during which Pitt’s play-for-fun policy and scheduling debates shaped a disputed era. He plans no immediate job and will take time off with his family.
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Mike” Milligan
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Jock) Sutherland
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Panthers
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Edith
Washington Beats Browns In Tight 6-5 Victory
Washington mauled Bryan Stephens and Clem Dreisewerd for 12 hits, including Ed Stewart’s home run, to defeat the St. Louis Browns 6-5 here tonight. Milo Candini pitched the second of three starts for Washington.
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Lehner
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