Ed Bazydlo Shines as Blue Grays Beat Welch 6-2
Ed Bazydlo secured his sixth win of the 1951 Appalachian League season guiding the Blue Grays to a 6-2 victory over the Welch Miners at Bowen Field. Jackie Price entertained the crowd with a midgame show before Bazydlo and teammates exploded for four runs in the sixth to seal the win. Hayes fueled the attack with a long two-run blast and a sharp center-field single, while Malkmus, Owen, and others contributed key hits as Welch’s scoring came on a trio of runs in the middle innings.
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Eddie Bazydlo
Welch Miners
Bowenfield
Jackie Price
Bluefield
Welch
Bazydlo
Johnny Hayes
Columbus
Ohio
Owen
Blaney
Whitey Howard
Hanna
Salinger
Lamb
Durnleigh
Blue Grays
Walsh
Robinson
Malkmus
Hayes
Rowenfield
Bluefield Abrhoan
Abrhos Hannass
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Cleir
Howardss
Treaster
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Bluefield eyed as site for VP I WVU games in 1952 53
The piece envisions West Virginia University football games in Bluefield with Washington and Lee and Virginia Polytechnic Institute, alternating home sites. Athletic officials expect strong crowds and discuss scheduling WVU against either W and L or VP I in Bluefield, with VP I WVU in 1953 and WVU hosting in 1952. Monk Younger supports Bluefield games if WVU is opponent.
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V.P.I
West Virginia
Morgantown
Bluefield
Legs Hawley
Mountaineers
Washington and Lee
Generals
Techmen
WVU
Lynchburg
W&l
Mountaineer
Monk Younger
Kingsport Defeats Elizabethton 6-3 in Rain-Shortened Game
In Elizabethton on June 22 Kingsport beat Elizabethton 6-3 after five innings due to rain. Scorers list Clappison Blaire Reynolds Malinat and Paulukonis in the lineup as Kingsport improves to 41-6 while Elizabethton drops to 3-2.
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Kingsport
Betsy
Elizabethton
Seccee Soo
Clappison
Blaire
Reynolds
Malinat
Paulukonis
Appling Not Envious Of Chico Happy Now
Luke Appling, longtime Chicago White Sox shortstop, says Chico Carrasquel can have his old job if the Sox contend. Now managing the White Sox farm club in Memphis, Appling notes his Chicks sit fifth after a strong stretch, six wins in seven games.
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Atlanta
Luke Appling
Chicago White Sox
Chico Carrasquel
Sox
Luke
Ageing
Memphis
Rabbit Maranville
GAMES TODAY MATCHUPS ACROSS LEAGUE STANDINGS
Cleveland faces New York Lemon with Overmire on the mound. Chicago meets Boston Judson while Detroit challenges Washington Newhouser or Trout against Porterfield. St Louis plays Philadelphia Byrne against Fowler.
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Cleveland
New York
Lemon
Overmire
Chicago
Boston
Judson
Detroit
Washington
Newhouser
Trout
Porterfield
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Byrne
Fowler
Baseball scores and matchups from yesterday’s games
Yesterday’s results include New York 9 Chicago 6 in 10 innings. Cincinnati 3 Philadelphia 2. Boston 8 St. Louis 7. Brooklyn 4 Pittsburgh 4 at end of sixth. Scheduled games feature New York at Chicago with Jansen facing Lawn. Brooklyn versus Pittsburgh with Newcombe against Queen or Werle. Philadelphia at Cincinnati Hei zlem an versus Howe. Boston at St Louis with Bickford. Lanier listed as pitcher.
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New York
Chicago
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Boston
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Jansen
Lawn
Newcombe
Queen
Werle
Phil Hia
Cininnati
Heintzelman
Howe
Eae
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Bickfor
Lanier
Philadelphian
Pittsbo
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Jethroe
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Torgerson
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Torgeson
Martafield
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Boyer
Brazile
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Bragie
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Partes
Stranahan, Outsiders Reach Western Amateur Semis
Frank Stranahan and three outsiders advanced to the Western Amateur semifinals in South Bend Indiana. John Hare defeated Wendell Aldrich to face Jim Blair while Stranahan edged Jack Munger after a rough finish. Bob Olson defeated Walker Cupist Ene to set up a match with Hare or Blair.
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South Bend
Ind
Frank Stranahan
John Hare
Indianapolis
Jim Blair
Jefferson City
Stranahan
Bob Olson
Grosse Pointe
Mich
Jack Munger
Dallas
Tex
Olson
Ene
Philadelphia
Hare
Wendell Aldrich
Angela
Blair
Oklahoma Aggie
Missouri
Jim English
Red Oak
O'Sullivan Upsets Suggs To Reach Western Open Final
Pat O'Sullivan an orange Conn. 23 year old amateur defeated Louise Suggs four and two to reach the 36 hole title match at White Marsh Valley. She faces Patty Berg who beat Marjorie Lindsay to advance, in a 6,600 yard course finale set to start at 8:30 am EST.
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Stranahan
Murger
Dallas
Frankie
South Bend Country Club Island
Munger
Prankie
Olson
University of Michigan
Philadelphia
Pat O'Sullivan
Orange
Miss Suggs
Carrollton
Miss Berg
Marjorie Lindsay
Tlinois
Decatur
Ill
Minneapolis
Dixie
Crodo
U S Invites Three Aussie Tennis Stars to Nationals
The U S Lawn Tennis Association invited Australian players Frank Sedgman Mervyn Rose and Ken McGregor to the National singles and doubles championships at Forest Hills this summer with stipulations including full expenses and immediate return home after the Nationals August 27 to September 3. They will skip the Pacific Southwest Championships in Los Angeles.
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New York
U. S. Lawn Tennis Association
Australia
Frank Sedgman
Mervyn Rose
Ken McGregor
U. S
Esca Stephens
Forest Hills
Los Angeles
Sedgman Edges Flam In London Semis At Wimbledon Start
Frank Sedgman of Australia defeated Herb Flam of Beverly Hills 6 3 6 2 in the London singles semifinal. Nancy Chaffee of California and Shirley Fry of Ohio reached the women's finals, with Chaffee defeating Margaret Osbourne DuPont and Fry beating Kay Tuckey. Sedgman advances to meet Eric Sturgess in the final.
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London
Australia
Tennis Aces
America
Wimbledon
Frank Sedgman
Herb Flam
Beverly Hills
Calif
Sedgman
Flam
Vmve Vrs
Nancy Chaffee
Ventura
Shirley Fry
Akron
Miss Chaffee
Margaret Osborne DuPont
U. S
Wilmington
Del
Miss Fry
Kay Tuckey
Eric Sturgess
South Africa
Sturgess
Mervyn Rose
Sedeman
Sedgeman
Fishing Conditions Vary Through State
State conservation commission Stream report shows many counties with clear or good fishing streams this weekend. Noted areas include Doddridge Randolph Taylor Tucker Upshur and others with clear trout streams in Nicholas Berkeley and a muddy little Kanawha in Wood. Wyoming streams mostly clear except Guyan and Clear Fork rivers reported black. many rivers running high and milky.
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Charleston
W. Va
State Conservation Commission
Doddridge
Randolph
Taylor
Tucker
Upshur
Brooke
Marion
Marshall
Wetzel
Mingo
Wayne
Clay, Webster
Pocahontas
Nicholas
Berkeley
Kanawha
Wood County
Wyoming County
Guyan
Clear Fork
Wimbledon Officials Ban Bikini Style On Center Court
London reports Wimbledon officials refuse bikini running outfits on center and other courts. Sir Louis Greig defends strict dress rules while British writers say advice targets American girls. Attention centers on modest attire as Gussy Moran from Santa Monica sparked global publicity last year.
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London
Center
Wimbledon
Louis Greig
Sir Louis
Gussy Moran
Santa Monica
Calif
Gussy
Drum and Bugle Corps Dress Rehearsal Planned
A dress rehearsal Sunday at 4 p.m. for the Bluefield Junior Drum and Bugle corps in training at Camp Joy near Ingleside serves as a benefit for parents and friends. Frank Claytor, the corps director, invites families to bring picnic baskets and stay for the full event.
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Bluefield
Camp Joy
Ingleside
Frank
Red) Claytor
Reynolds perfect as Yankees blank Indians 6 0
Allie Reynolds pitched his second straight shutout of the season, limiting Cleveland to six hits in a 6 0 Yankees victory. The win keeps New York atop the standings as the Indians fall further behind.
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Allie Reynolds
New York Yankees
Claveland Indians
Simpson
Rizmito Sa Avila
Bauer If Dapy
O Mantiers Easter
Mine Ib Rosen
Collins
C'man
Berrac Booness
Wolling of
Megan
Brown Feller
Man
Mitchell
Anolds
Chakalesp
Welch And Perez Renew Grudge At Ramsey Tonight
Pro wrestling card at Ramsey auditorium features Welch vs Perez in best two of three, Perez and Rodriguez vs Piret, Adesky vs Bernard, plus Don Cortez refereeing. Roberts suspended removes main rival, crowd expects brutal action and rematch hype.
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Welch
Perez
Ramsey
Meiv Welk
Eduardo Perez
Eddie
Carlos Rodriguez
Ray Piret
Bob Adesky
New York
Jack Bernard
Nashville
Don Cortez
Tampa
Fla
Walker
Cortez
Don
South
Undertaker Roberts
Roberts
Rodriguez
Welch-Perez
Rodriguez-Piret
Adesky
Bernard
Herb Welch
Mickey Barnes
Mankind
Sooner
N W Train Splits Switch Near Louisa
A Norfolk and Western coal train derailed 12 loaded cars from a switch two miles east of Louisa Kentucky on Tug River. Fifty feet of track damaged and 500 tons of coal lost. Eastbound Powhatan Arrow delayed. normal traffic listed for 6 to 7 p.m. recovery time. Dock crews from Williamson West Virginia and Portsmouth Ohio assist with repairs.
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Louisa
Norfolk and Western Railway
Tug River
Williamson
W. Va
Portsmouth
Bristol Livestock Market Prices and Stocker Figures
Market report lists hogs, cattle, vealers and sheep with weights and price ranges. Includes categories like sows bulls heifers stockers and feeders cows and slaughter ewes with varying prices and quantities.
Last Night Scores and Tonight Baseball Rivalries
Scores last night include Bluefield 6 Welch 2 and Kingsport 6 Elizabethton 3. Johnson City at Bristol and games tonight feature Welch at Bristol and Johnson City at Kingsport with Elizabethton at Kingsport in the schedule.
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Bluefield
Welch
Kingsport
Elizabethton
Ealed End
Johnson City
Bristol
Tuefield
Ristol
Heafner and Palmer Lead Inverness Field in Open Week
Clayton Heafner and Johnny Palmer led the Inverness invitation best ball with a plus-nine total through rounds two and three in Toledo. They halved one match and won another as the North Carolinians stayed two strokes ahead of Henry Ransom and Roberto De Vicenzo, with Demaret and Burke tall at 10 under for a crucial late-day surge.
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Toledo
Clayton Heafner
Johnny Palmer
Southern Stars
Henry Ransom
St. Andrews
Ill
Roberto de Vicenzo
Argentina
Palm Beach
New York
Ransom-De Vicenzo
al Brosch
Pete Cooper
Sam Snead
Jim Ferrier
Jimmy Demaret
Jack Burke
Heafner
Palmer
Freddie Aas
New Orleans
Ed “Porky
Oliver
Seattle
Demaret
Burke
Snead
Ferrier
Reds Nip Phils and Giants Top Cubs in Doubleheader
In Cincinnati the Reds moved all their runs in the first inning to beat Philadelphia 3 to 2. Seminick and Wyrostek led the Phils with two hits, while Perkowski earned the win in relief. In Chicago the Cubs were topped by the Giants, with key hits from Irvin Rigner and Jackson, securing a split. The Brooklyn-Pittsburgh game was delayed by lights and rain, with Branca and Campanella contributing for Brooklyn.
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Campanella
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