Bluefield area boxers to meet Beckley in Ramsey card
Bluefield area team to battle Beckley Golden Glove squad at Ramsey arena led by Pat McGraw, Charlie Baker, Gordon Haywood and Lavaranzo Patterson. Matchmaker Ralph Griffith plans eight fighters, with Howard Austin returning after a layoff. Local hopes center on heavier divisions as previous team losses to Huntington and Charleston are sought to be reversed.
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Allen, Marino To Meet For Flyweight World Crown
Terry Allen, holder of British and European flyweight titles, announced plans to fight Dado Marino of Honolulu in August for the undisputed world crown. Allen previously earned part of the crown by outpointing Honore Protest of France in 15 rounds in London on April 25.
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Dodgers Plan Next Year Tryout Camp At Spencer
Brooklyn Dodgers announce a 1951 tryout camp to be held on Spencer high school athletic field after finishing the 1950 camp at Parkersburg from June 26 to 28. Jesse Phillips Griff will reveal the eight man lineup today.
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Red Sox Crack Browns 29-4 in Fenway record rout
Boston overwhelms St Louis 29 to 4 at Fenway Park as Bobby Doerr hits three homers and Ted Williams Walt Dropo add two apiece. Al Zarilla ties a doubles mark. the Sox set modern era records including most runs and total bases in a game and two-game span.
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Browns fall further as Tracy clash strains team
Samnsy Corpeng D cites Zack Taylor's lack of cooperation for failing to turn the Little Brownies into giants in three months. Dr Tracy's psychology and hypnosis are blamed as the Browns slip toward the cellar, with players injured or benched and manager DeWitt seeking crowds.
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Sox Dominate Browns In High Scoring Victory
Boston blasts St Louis for 8 runs in the 2nd inning and adds three homers in the 8th as Vollmer Williams Doerr lead the surge. Stobbs wins, Brown pitchers labor with 5 walks and 7 strikeouts.
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Piedmont League Scores and Standings Brief
Piedmont League results show Lyne sone 7, Roe a 4, Roanmond 1, Newport on 7, Norfolk. Early season summaries highlight team performances and local standings in regional play.
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Harris Drives In Winning Run In Nationals Comeback
Washington beats Cleveland 7 to 6 as Mickey Harris, a reliever, wins his own game with a ninth inning single scoring Ostrowski from second with one out. Al Rosen belts a first inning grand slam for the Indians in a tense late-season clash.
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Nine To Run In Belmont Stakes
Nine horses remain in contention for the 82nd Belmont Stakes at Belmont Park with Ford withdrawn. Hill Prince leads as likely favorite after a nose bleed, while Middleground seeks Derby bragging rights. Other contenders include Mr Trouble Greek Song Lotowhite Lights Up Hawley Lunglow and Greek Ship. Eddie Arcaro aims for a fifth Belmont, and Ted Atkinson rides Mr Trouble with a possible Dooly back up.
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National League results and upcoming games brief
Yesterday results show New York 6 Chicago 5, Pittsburgh 4 Brooklyn 3, St Louis 18 Boston 6, Cincinnati 8 Philadelphia 4. Today’s matchups include New York at Chicago Jansen versus Schmitsa, Brooklyn at Pittsburgh, Philadelphia at Cincinnati Meintael versus Erautt, and Boston at St Louis Hall facing Lanter with Chipman listed.
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Baseball Scores and Pitching From Yesterday’s American League Games
Yesterday's results include Boston 29 over St Louis 4, New York 11 over Detroit 4, Washington 7 over Cleveland 6, Philadelphia 5 over Chicago 4. Notable pitching: Harris wins for Cleveland over Bearden, 2-1. Lemon and Kuzava fans recorded seven and two strikeouts respectively. Summers and Grieve noted.
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Dodgers Lose To Pirates 4-3 and Cardinals Tie Braves 18-6
Pirates snap five game skid by beating the Dodgers 4-3 in Pittsburgh as Cliff Chambers earns the win. Kiner, McCullough, and Chambers homer for the Pirates while Branca and Hodges provide the Dodgers’ offense in a late ninth rally.
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Cardinals Rally Past Braves In High-Scoring Tilt To Tie NL Lead
St Louis beat Boston 18-6 as eight runs in the first inning propelled the Cardinals into a first place National League tie with Brooklyn. Both teams had 17 hits. Braves injuries felled Bob Elliott Del Crandall and Pete Reiser. Starting pitchers Brecheen and Sain endured a 43-minute opening frame.
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