King Perk Grabs Win In Slugfest
Bluefield amateur boxers beat Ashland 6-2 at Ramsey gym in a loud, action filled result led by Captain Ernie Perkins. Tony Rencic won by KO over Kat Alley of Ashland, while Patterson, Gearheart, Williams, Wallace and others added wins or decisions in a strong local victory. The Bluefield team, led by Perkins, faces Huntington next Saturday in a rematch.
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Beechwood Beach Quarterfinals in $40,000 PGA
The Columbus O Hometown round sees eight players advance to the quarter finals of the mid-century PGA Championship. Jimmy Demaret Mangrum Palmer and Douglas pace a field that includes Gafford Harper Williams Picard and others as they win 36 holes in rain swept Scioto County club action.
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Baseball doubleheaders forecast for AL and NL matchups
In the American League New York faces Detroit with Lopat and Raschi opposing Newhouser and Hutchinson. Washington travels to Cleveland with Marrero and Consuegra against Wynn and Ane. Philadelphia meets Boston while Cincinnati hosts St Louis as Brissie or Wight oppose Cain and Overmire.
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Yesterday's Results From Baseball Scores
St. Louis defeated Boston 7 to 6 and Brooklyn beat Pittsburgh 19 to 12 in a game noted as incomplete with a completion date to be announced.
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National League Pitch Matchups Across Major Cities
Schedule lists games in Brooklyn Cincinnati Chicago Philadelphia and Boston with starting pitchers McDonald Law Newcombe Blackwell Ramsden Kramer Lanier Rush Heintzelman and others. Contains record references and team designations without game results.
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Campbell and Boreman Defend State Amateur Golf Titles
Campbell and Boreman face a strong field as they defend WV state amateur titles in White Sulphur Springs. The 31st men's tournament and 27th women’s match play begin Friday at Greenbrier courses with high entry hopes. Campbell heads WV squad aiming for a second title while Boreman seeks her sixth.
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Stubby's Pash on Pome Love Review
A playful verse compares love to an onion, tasting delight at first bite and reflection after it's gone, as the speaker wonders what drew them to bite in the first place. The piece uses light humor and metaphor to explore fleeting affection.
Story Of The Week Cartoonish anecdotes on lies sports and lessons
A mixed collection of short vignettes features a boy who lies about a bear mistaken for a big dog and is told to pray for forgiveness. Buff says blowing your own horn keeps people away. DaMon Runyon jokes on the 1945 World Series. Graduates become job-hunters as summer arrives. Various quips touch on college life fishing zoo observations and famous last words.
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Lonesome Pine League Scores Roundup
Clinchco beat Dixiana 5 to 1 while Appalachia topped St. Charles 16 to 10. Benham defeated Coeburn 5 to 15 and Clintwood edged Keokee 13 to 10.
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Houtteman Pitches Tigers To 4-1 Win Over Yankees
Detroit strengthens AL lead as Art Houtteman earns his ninth win, holding New York to one run through eight innings before a ninth inning rally. Yogi Berra homered for the Yankees with Doerr and Williams also contributing.
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Indians Rally Past Senators 6–5 Behind Avila's Heroics
Cleveland defeats Washington 6 to 5 as rookie Bob Avila hits his first major league homer in the eighth to break a tie and drive in the winning run. Vernon Ostrowski Rosen Boone Yost Noren Tucker Hudson Avila drive scoring hits for the Indians. Gromek earns the win over Harris in a tight late contest at Cleveland Stadium before 12,219 in attendance.
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Red Sox crush Browns 12 to 3 in St Louis game
Boston Red Sox beat the St Louis Browns 12 to 3 as Bill Goodman's grand slam homer paced the offense. Ellis Kinder limited St Louis to nine hits and was in trouble only once as Steve O'Neill begins his managerial tenure with a second win over the Browns.
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Kell Still Tops In All Star Vote In Detroit And Chicago
Balloting for the 17th annual all star game at Comiskey Park July 11 reaches 1,127,984 votes. Leaders include George Kell 324,846 Stan Musial 312,704 Ted Williams 309,628 Jackie Robinson 303,258 Enos Slaughter 298,357 and Joe DiMaggio 296,437 despite a low batting average.
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Appalachian League Games Today
Bluefield meets Bristol, Pulaski plays Elizabethton, Johnson City hosts New River, while Kingsport faces Welch in today’s Appalachian League schedule.
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Trojan Hurdler Sets World Mark at National Meet
Dick Attlesey, USC senior, shattered the world record in the 110 meter high hurdles at the National AAU championships in College Park Maryland with 13.6 seconds, lowering the prior mark jointly held by Forrest Towns and Fred Wolcott. He also leads in the 120 yard hurdles and shared honors with New York Athletic Club performers Sam Felton and Jim Puchs in other events, as the meet produced notable finishes across hammer, shot put and distance races.
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State PGA Winner To Take Home 200 Dollars
The winner of the State PGA Golf tournament at the Moundsville Country club July 13 15 will take home 200 dollars, general tournament chairman F S Earnshaw said. The runner up will receive 150 and a 25 award will go to the medalist in the 18 hole qualifying round preceding the match ply.
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