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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1950

Page

10

America's Famous Girls Baseball Teams at Bowen Field Tonight

The Springfield Sallies and the Chicago Colleens of the All-American Girls Baseball League play a benefit game at Bowen Field tonight at 8:00 p.m. for the Bluefield Swimming Pool fund. A second game is set for July 7 at the ball park.

Springfield Sallies Chicago Colleens America Bowen Field Bluefield Swimming Pool Fund Ball Park Blue Gray Hadden’s Nelson’s Ladies Mercer Goods Angrist Men's Matz Bluefield Jackson’s Drug Tazewell Fisher Trenton Wimpy Jones Cafe Richlands Gus Avantaggio

Amateur boxing in Bluefield here to stay says columnist

In Bluefield amateur boxing thrives with crowds enjoying recent cards from Portsmouth Ohio and upcoming Ashland Kentucky events. The sport runs under state deputy commission oversight to protect fighters, with trainers and managers scrutinized to prevent exploitation. Referees Ray Barnett Bill Hoskins and Weenie Barnett ensure safe, competitive bouts at Ramsey auditorium.

Bluefield Portsmouth Ohio Ashland Bob Waters John Buckley K. M. Buford L. B. Kinter Ralph Griffith Felows Ray Barnett Ray Virginias Barnett Bill Hoskins Weenie Barnett Ramsey Auditorium

Musial Slumps But Still Leads Batters

Stan Musial drops points to .364 after a 4-for-20 week with Philadelphia and Brooklyn. Jackie Robinson remains top rival at .352, while Duke Snider and Enos Slaughter close in. Jethroe leads runs and steals. Kiner and Campanella pace homers. Spahn tops strikeouts with 70.

New York Stan Musial St. Louis Cardinal Philadelphia Brooklyn Musial Jackie Robinson Robinson Duke Snider Dodger Enos Slaughter St. Louis Eddie Stanky Andy Pafko Chicago Johnny Hopp Pittsburgh Giants Whitey Lockman Dick Sisler Phillies Johnny Wyrostek Cincinnati Sam Jethroe Boston Jethroe Hank Sauers Cubs

Gehrmann Poised for Final Wisconsin Mile at Home Meet

Don Gehrmann, the only four time Big Ten outdoor mile champion, runs his last Badger mile at Madison on Randall Stadium track in the Pacific Coast Big Ten inter-conference dual. Possible heat from Jim Newcomb of Southern California, who clocked 4 07.7 for the mile this year, may decide the outcome.

Madison Wis Don Gehrmann Wisconsin Badger Gehrmann Randall Stadium Jim Newcomb Southern California Newcomb Milwaukee Minneapolis Don McEwen Michigan Jesse Hill USC Trojan

Central League Saginaw at Charleston Called Off by Rain

In a weather affected schedule Muskegon defeats Dayton 11 to 1 in the first game while Saginaw at Charleston was postponed due to rain leaving the result uncertain and league standings unsettled.

Saginaw Charleston Muskegon Dayton

Kell Leads American League Hitters in Batting Race

Detroit's George Kell moved into an 18 point lead in the American League batting race with a .384 average as Wall OE of Boston slipped to .366. Hoot Evers of Detroit rose to third, while Cleve land's Larry Doby fell to fourth. Williams continues to lead in homers with 20 and remains ahead in RBIs with 57.

Chicago Detroit George Kell Walloe Boston Kell Cleveland Larry Doby Doby Hoot Evers al Zarilla Johnny Pesky Dom DiMaggio Johnny Groth Williams Red Sox Vern Stephens

Flyweight Champion Signs For Hawaii Title Defense

Flyweight champion Terry Allen has signed to defend his 112 pound title against Hawaii contender Dado Marino in Honolulu on August 1. Manager John Sharp announced the match as Allen tours Germany for exhibitions for British troops and plans to return to London June 29 before leaving for Hawaii in early July.

London Terry Allen Hawaii Dado ‘Marino Honolulu John Sharp Germany

Musial Leads Kell In Voting For All Star Lineup

Stan Musial leads the National League voting for the All Star game with 87,392 votes, surpassing Detroit’s George Kell who has 84,746. The selections will form the starting lineup for the July 11 game at Comiskey Park, with Kell, Evers, and Robinson in strong positions for further spots.

Chicago Stan Musial St. Louis Detroit George Kell Comiskey Park Musial Donora Kell Cardinal Hoot Evers Tigers Jackie Robinson Brooklyn Pittsburgh Ralph Kiner Hank Sauer Enos Slaughter

Jachym to Sell Stake in Senators Amid Power Shift

Jamestown Post-Journal reports Johnny Jachym plans to sell his 40 percent share in the Washington Senators after being edged out by Clark Griffith. The deal may be announced at a board meeting, with H. Gabriel Murphy as possible buyer and talks of a Philadelphia Athletics bid also mentioned.

Jamestown N. Y Johnny Jachym Jamestown Post-Journal Washington Senators Jachym George Richardson Washington Clark Griffith Frank Hyde Griffith H. Gabriel Murphy Murphy Hyde Philadelphia Athletics Philadelphia New York The Post-Journal Marine Corps Senators Frederick J. Ball Morrow Ball Jis

Globe Trotter Boss Buys NBA Chicago Franchise

Abe Saperstein bought the Chicago NBA franchise for about 50 000, acquiring all players and college draftees while the Globe Trotters will operate as a separate unit. The team makes over 100 barnstorming appearances annually. NBA president Maurice Podoloff announced the sale and noted Baltimore Bullets contracts for Harry Boyreg and Dick Mehen.

New York Abe Saperstein Harlem Globerotters Chicago National Basketball Association Saperstein The Trotters Maurice Podokoff NBA Globe Trotters Podoloff Baltimore Bullets Harry Boyreg Dick Mehen Waterloo Hawks

RBI leaders and key stats from the league season

Shared RBI lead at 65 for two players. Kell tops in hits with 84 and doubles with 19. Doby and Philadelphia’s Bob Dillinger share steals at five. Dillinger also leads triples with nine. Tommy Byrne 8-1 to lead pitchers. Allie Reynolds 69 strikeouts.

RBI Kell Doby Philadelphia Bob Dillinger Dillinger New York Tommy Byrne Allie Reynold

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