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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1951

Page

5

Bluefield Douses Kingsport 8-3 To Trim Lead

Bluefield halted a seven week drought by beating the Kingsport Cherokees 8-3 at home. Lucas and Bazydlo held Cherokees to three hits as Our Lads finally snapped a nine game skid and narrowed the league leaders’ gap. Johnson City hosts tonight.

Lucas Bazydlo Johnson City Kingsport Cherokees Bluefield Jack Crosswhite Kingsport Om Slaw A Tal

Bluefield 8 Kingsport 3 in Kingsport home loss

Bluefield beat Kingsport 8 to 3 as Eddie Bazydlo earned the win in relief. John Dobek homered and Rosy Hayes starred in the field while Kingsport tallied three runs on two extra base hits and walks. The Blue Grays exploded with six runs across the sixth to eighth innings, then added two more in the eighth to seal the victory.

Eddie Bazydlo Bazydlo Lucas Kingsporters Reynolds Shoals Bobby Westfall Kingsport Hamil Cherokees Westfall Blue Grays Saber Hayes Owen Blaney Mike Walsh Tyler Robinson John Dobek Bowen Field Robinson Johnny Hayes Dobek Johnson City

East Versus West In Big Leagues Showdown

The two weeks of interleague play opens with the White Sox eyeing pennant chances and the Yankees, Red Sox, and Indians chasing consistency. Brooklyn, Cincinnati, and the Giants travel as they vie for division ties while Philadelphia and St Louis aim to reverse slumps. The series runs through June 24 shaping the season’s cross-league outlook.

New York White Sox Brooklyn Cincinnati Phillies Giants New York Yankees West Sox Washington Philadelphia Paul Richards Lou Kretlow Connie Marrero Chicago Nelson Fox Chicago White Sox Detroit Fox Chicago Tribune

Payton Memorial Golf Tourney Opens July 23

The George Payton memorial golf tournament for Virginia young amateurs expands to 54 holes this year and will be held July 23 and 24 at Cavalier Yacht and Country Club Virginia Beach. It becomes a national event next year open to amateurs under 24 as of July 23, with top honors named for George Payton who won the 1947 state Open and died after a car accident later that year.

Norfolk George Payton Virginia Cavalier Yacht and Country Club Virginia Beach Old Dominion Hampton Payton Cavalier Chandler Harper Sammy Snead Chic

Hams May Apply For Air Force Radio Jobs

Civilian amateur ham radio operators may apply to the First Air Force director at Mitchell Field for membership in the military amateur radio system known as MARS. Applicants must be 21 or older, hold an FCC amateur license, and have equipment to operate an amateur station. The note mentions a public information fee set by J Proffitt Jr of the 9481st Volunteer Air Force Reserve Training Squadron, headquartered in Bluefield.

Air Force MARS First Air Force Mitchell Air Force Base N. Y FCC J. Proffitt, Jr Volunteer Air Force Reserve Bluefield

NCAA Relies On Ivy League Against Penn

New York June 11 The NCAA’s leverage against Pennsylvania over football TV rights hinges on a unified Ivy League front. Dartmouth Columbia Cornell agree with NCAA limits and oppose Penn’s revolt, while Princeton’s stance is expected to align. California is undecided Army Navy William and Mary and Wisconsin plan to play Penn as currently arranged.

New York National Collegiate Athletic Association Pennsylvania Ivy League Dartmouth Columbia Cornell Penn Princeton California Army Navy William and Mary Wisconsin

American League Standings From Today's Games

The slate shows Bt Louis at New York with Pillette and Raschie facing off the Tigers at Boston Gray against Stobbs. Chicago visits Washington with Kretlow against Marrero and Cleveland travels to Philadelphia as Feller meets Kellner.

Bt. Louis New York Pillette Raschie Detroit Boston Gray Stobbs Chicago Washington Kretlow Marrero Cleveland Philadelphia Feller Kellner

Brooklyn at St. Louis Night Matchups and Records

Night games feature Roe eight and oh in Brooklyn at St Louis while Staley stands seven five. Boston visits Pittsburgh with Samn three four and Chambers three five. New York travels to Cincinnati with Kosio two three or Kennedy one two facing Pax three two. Philadelphia goes to Chicago Heintzelman two five versus Hiller four four.

New York Jackie Robinson Stan Robinson Musial Cal Abrams Brooklyn Red Schoendienst Cardinal Roy Campanella Richie Ashburn Phils Bob Elliott Boston Ralph Kiner Pittsburgh Dick Sisler Philadelphia Frank Baumholtz Chicago al Dark Pee Wee Reese Gil Hodges Kiner Wally Westlake Hodges Westlake Duke Snider Dodger Ashburn George Metkovich Gus Bell Elliott Sam Jethroe Preacher Roe Warren Spahn Larry Jansen Fox Nelson Nellie) Fox Chicago White Sox Ferris Fain Philadelphia Athletic Fain Ray Coleman St. Louis Coleman Orestes Minoso Dom DiMaggio Dick Kryhoski Luke Easter Cleveland Eddie Robinson Vern Stephens Jim Busby Ted Williams Minoso Busby Mandy Gumpert Eddie Lopat Vic Raschi Maurice McDermott Senators White Sox Yankee Stadium Fenway Park Running Sox Yanks Red Sox Sox Detroit Tigers Indians al Lopez Bobby Feller Alex Kellner National Dodgers Brooks Westerners Don Newcombe Ralph Branca Roe Gerry Staley Wae Staley Samn Chambers Cincinnati Kosio Or Kennedy Pax Heintzelman Ve Hiller

Cawee TONIGHT Watch at Finvenort wetetal at Preehethtan

Unclear OCR text referencing a sports or event schedule with names and places such as Bluefield and New York. Marginal readable items include potential game or match listings and broadcaster initials. No coherent entities or outcomes ensureable from the fragment.

Cawee Finvenort Preehethtan ‘Johnson Bluefield

Open Title Most Cherished In Golfdom Up For Grabs

Detroit June 11 morale boost for golf fans as Open title action looms at Oakland Hills. discussion notes historic 19s on single holes and recalls past champs like Hogan and Goodman. contenders narrowed to a half dozen veterans as 162 qualifiers prepare for the three day, 72 hole grind.

Detroit Duffer Ray Ainsley Hale Denver Hills Willie Chisholm Op Newton Mass Sarazen Jones Hogan Middlecoff Worsham Mangrum Wood Little Joe Oakland Hills Birmingham

Doping inquiry follows Maxim burn claim after Charles bout

World Wide Sports Bulletin reports light heavyweight champion Joey Maxim of Cleveland ordered to appear before the Illinois state athletic commission on June 25 for questioning regarding alleged doping weapons after his May 30 loss to heavyweight champion Ezzard Charles in Chicago. Maxim’s manager Jack Kearns insisted he did not dupe the fighter, noting Maxim’s feet burned during the bout.

Chicago Joey Maxim Cleveland Illinois State Athletic Commission Ezzard Charles Maxim Jack Kearns Yeavem & M Charles Joey Kearns

Virginia Hunters May Have To Tag Turkeys

Virginia hunters may be required to tag turkeys at shoot to measure kill rates against population. The proposal was presented at a Bath county meeting, says Smt. Quinn, executive director of the state game and inland fisheries commission. The plan aims to track turkey losses and assess hunting impact.

Richmond Virginia State Game and Inland Fisheries Commission Smt Quinn Commission Bath County

Louis Eyes Charles Title In September Butler Bout

Joe Louis, 37, says he feels frisky after training for a 15 round bout with Lee Savold at the Polo Grounds. A September title bout with Fazard Charles awaits the winner. Louis weighs 211 pounds after four sparring rounds in Pompton Lakes and predicts a knockout inside six. Savold, 35, last fought in 1950 and is listed as a 3 to 1 favorite with TV theater showings planned in five cities.

Joe Louis Lee Savold Polo Grounds New York Louis Savold Fazard Charles Joe Charles Pompton Lakes N. J Camp Englewood Bruce Woodcock London International Boxing Club Baltimore Chicago Cleveland Albany Washington IBC South Fallsburg, N. Y Lee Charles Patrick Henry Ireland Harold Johnson Paterson South Fallsburg

Phillies Sign Detroit Schoolboy Shortstop Ted Kazanski

Detroit June 11 A 17 year old schoolboy shortstop Ted Kazanski signed with the Philadelphia Phillies for a reported bonus over 80000 dollars. Midwest scout Eddie Krajnik said Kazanski is the finest Detroit signed in 10 years and has speed power and all around ability. He will report to Terre Haute Indiana to the Phillies farm system and is set to earn about 300 dollars a month with Skeeter Newsome's class B team.

Detroit Ted Kazanski Philadelphia Phillies Eddie Krajnik Midwest Phillies Kazanski Krajnik St. Ladislaus Catholic High School Detroit Tigers Tigers Terre Haute

Bonus players reshaped baseball signings in 1950s era fans appeal

A review of the bonus rule in baseball from 1947 to 1950 shows 37 players listed as bonus men on major league rosters, with only Robin Roberts rising to stardom after a $25,000 Phillies signing. Many moved between majors, minors, and service, while clubs like the Dodgers, Braves, Yankees, and Reds invested large sums in young prospects and saw varied outcomes.

TINHE Paul Calvert Hank Wyse Bud Byerly Dale Long Milo Candini Armed Services Robin Roberts Phillies Michigan State Curt Simmons Ost Paul Pettit Hollywood Pittsburgh Pirates Pettit Los Angeles New Orleans Pirates Indianapolis Cardinal Fred Saigh Chandler Saigh Frank House Bessemer Ala Detroit Tigers House Toledo Cincinnati Reds Gerry Blackburn Columbia S. C Dodgers Billy Lees Wayne Belardi Bill Sharman Boston Braves Johnny Antonelli Lefty Hurler Yankees Frank Quinn Yale Washington Tus Bill Serena Cubs Lloyd Merriman Reds Bob Miller Bob Friends Chuck Stubbs Red Sox Paul Hinrichs Bob Avila Indians Lake Easter Jack Jensen Lou Sleater Browns Oakland Giants John Antonelli Braves Army Mobile Fort Worth Harry Chili Springfield Mass Rudy Varga Des Moines Ed Bailey Ogden Utah Bob Hazle Rudy Minarcin Buffalo Frank Fanovich Minneapolis Rudy Rufer Stan Holling Baltimore John Mayo Bill MacDonald Tom Keating Cardinals Boston Frank Hamlen White Sox Memphis Gus Keriazakos Joe Kirrene Coast Guard Tigers Lou Berberet Jim Brideweiser San Francisco Lou Burdette Jack Bruner Toronto Senators Chattanooga

Steelers General Manager Resigns to Join Boxing Commission

Pittsburg June 11 General Manager John Holahan of the National Football League club the Pittsburgh Steelers resigned today to devote his entire time to his post on the Pennsylvania Boxing Commission.

Pittsburg John Holahan Pittsburgh Steelers Pennsylvania Boxing Commission

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