Yanks rout Washington as Pepitone homers in rout
New York Yankees pound Washington 9 to 1 behind Al Downing’s three hitter and Pepitone’s 20th homer a three run shot in the first inning. Howard adds a 22nd homer and Tom Tresh drives in runs as the Yanks seize control early.
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Ward Sparks White Sox Past A's with 7-3 Victory
Pete Ward drove in three runs with a homer and two singles to lift Chicago to a 7-3 win over Kansas City. Juan Pizarro earned his 14th win, aided by Jim Brosnan. The White Sox posted nine hits while the A's managed two.
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Snake-bit Craig Seeks Break in Long Loss Streak
New York Mets pitcher Craig, battered by 20 losses in 22 starts, vows to try any method including superstition to snap his drought. The 32 year old right hander, wearing no 13, hopes to end a 23 game skid as he readies for a showdown with the Chicago Cubs after a locker room quote about not worrying over records.
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Roger Craig
Voodoo
Witch
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Cliff Curtis
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Cubs
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Philadelphia Athletics
Nabors
Craig
St. Louis Cardinals
Rain postpones opening of Babe Ruth baseball tournament
Parkersburg officials postponed the official start of the Mid Atlantic Regional Babe Ruth League tournament due to rain. The opening games were moved to a doubled schedule with games at 9 30 a.m. and 12 noon EDT. Brockville Ontario faced Clarksburg and Wilmington Del paired with Mid Queens Boys Club of Bayville New York rescheduled for Wednesday.
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Ontario
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Bayville
N.Y
Indians rip Orioles 4-1 behind Azelle Whitfield homers
Cleveland Indians defeated the Baltimore Orioles 4-1 as a two run third inning and solo homers by Joe Azelle and Fred Whitfield fueled victory. Jim Grant earned his eighth win while allowing five Orioles hits.
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Fred Whitfield
Cleveland Indians
Baltimore Orioles
Indians
Jim Grant
Orioles
Cleveland
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Whit- Weld
Junior Links Play Is Set
Third round matches in the Junior inter club golf tournament for greater Kanawha Valley will be played Friday at Sleepy Hollow Country Club. The Sleepy Hollow team leads with a 19 score, Meadowbrook close behind at plus six, followed by Hawks Nest plus 1 Edgewood minus 4 Berry Hills minus 5 and Kahatha minus 8.
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Sleepy Hollow
Meadowbrook
Hawks Nest
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Berry Hills
Ka|hatha
Mel Carpenter
Ken Bowen
Dick Young
Dave Sinclair
Roger Montgomery
Johnny Palmer
John Meredith
Frank Peek
Gary Metz
Luke Chattstal
Toby” Lawson
Chick Maddox
Tom Breit
Warren Wick
Chuck Eker
Pat Frasher
David Garten
Randy Fayne
Gary Galyeany
Mike Osborne
Fred Tattersall
Bill Johnson
Jay
Eddie Devault
Greg Crichton
John Thomas
Tom King
David Liberman
David Self
Chuck Shurrate
Tom Bawles
Reed Berdihy
Steelers Impressed By Ferguson Play In Camp
Steelers coach and teammates praise Ohio State alum Ferguson for improved hustle blocking and receiving. Once isolated last season he now leads by example at West Liberty State College training camp with a better attitude and sharper play. Buddy Dial notes his effort and readiness to help the team after a difficult rookie year.
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White Roses Top Red Sox 7 3 in Reading game
Jack Jenkins struck out 15 over nine innings as York beat Reading Red Sox 7 to 3. Jenkins improved to 10-7 with 162 strikeouts in 163 innings while Reading managed seven singles and batted around once.
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Sillwell
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Pteakins
Dephenson
Georoti
CTC Tourney Resumes Today
Action in the third day of play at the Charleston Tennis Club Junior Championship resumes at 9 a m with 12 and under boys and girls singles round robins and 11 14 and under and 12 18 and under events. Matches include Ashcraft against Medunkins and White against McClure among others.
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Fabin
Softball Tourney Opens With Wide-Spread Scores
Opening day of the Chesapeake tow-pitch softball tournament features Dry Branch edging King's Esse 9 to 8, Chesapeake routing Winifrede 143, Griffithsville defeating Valley Bell 4 to 3. Tonight's games include Bigley's All Stars vs Kanawha Valley All Stars at 6, Midway Market vs Dawes at 6 45, Benny Bombers vs FMC at 7. Buffalo Tigerz women play at 6 30 against Fyler Mountain Presbyterian church on Tyler Mt field, then meet Institute at 6 30 Saturday on Buffalo field.
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Winifrede
Griffithsville
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FMC
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Buffalo Tigerz
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Mrs. Clay Captures Edgewood Ladies Championship
Mrs. Toni Clay defeated Mrs. Lucy Crichton 5 and 4 to win the Edgewood Country Club ladies golf title. Other finals saw Mrs. H T McLunkin 5 and 4 over Mrs. Revercomb in the first flight, Mrs. Lilly 1 up over Mrs. McMaster in the second, and Mrs. Jarrett by default over Mrs. Lutz in the third. First round play for the men’s President’s Cup is underway and must finish by Aug. 1.
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M. F. Jarrett
John Lutz
Wright-Thomas Pony Squad Captures Charleston City Title
Wright-Thomas defeated Mac McClure 10-3 on Wednesday night to win the Charleston Pony League championship at Watt Powell Annex. Larry Little pitched five-hit ball and earned the win after an 84 opening loss, with unearned runs produced by four McClure errors in the pivotal second inning.
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Charleston
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Priest
Baldwin
Halland
Arthur
Crockett
Pauley Matheny
McElroy
Aatheny
Bryant-Halland
Texas Girl Tops Peachy in Wimbledon Qualifier
In Locust Valley AP report five players reached the quarter finals at the Piping Rock Women’s Wimbledon event. Notable results include Maria Bueno and Carol Hanks advancing with Hanks defeating Carol Heffelfinger 6 3, 6 0 in the second round and Hanks later beating Sharon Pritula 6 0 6 2. Marilyn Montgomery defeated Peachy Kellmeyer 6 3 6 1 in another match. Linda Lou Crosby defeated Susan Behlmar 5 7 6 1 and Behlmar Gunderson beat Elaine Scarpone 6 3 6 4.
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San Antonio
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Charleston
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Arcadia
Calif
USC
Susan Behlmar
Yonkers
Belmar Gunderson
University of Minnesota
Elaine Scarpone
Scarsdale
N.Y
Springfield Giants Sweep Doubleheader Over Binghamton
Springfield wins two games 1-0 and 4-3 over Binghamton to narrow the Eastern League gap to one and a half games. First game ends 1-0 with Poton on the mound at 19-6 and one out when the winning run scores. second game finishes 4-3 as Springfield plates late runs.
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Meg Clatn
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Crimaiey
Browns Edge Elk River In Babe Ruth Tilt At St Albans
South Charleston Browns defeated Elk River 94 at Coleman Field to advance to the St Albans Invitational Babe Ruth final. The Blues meet Nitro Friday at 6 p.m. in the semifinal after a schedule change. Bodkin homer counted for South Charleston with 2-4. Dickerson 2-4. Clauss 2-4.
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Coleman Field
Pennel Bids To Top 17 Feet At London Meet
John Penmark aims to vault 17 feet at the U S British meet in London. He notes it will take strong competition and hopes to lead with two pole vaulters. The U S team, including 52-40 athletes, toured Europe, while Ferris urges stronger girls athletics programs nationwide.
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Ohio State Soph Barrington Injured In Factory Accident
Ohio State University star sophomore back Tom Barrington suffered a broken jaw facial cuts and shoulder injury when a large electric fan fell on him at a Lima factory where he worked. Barrington will miss two months.
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Tommy Richardson
Glynn Griffing
Mississippi
New York Giants
Allie Sherman
Griffing
Sherman
Bowler Makes 7 10 Twice During Summer League Run
Harry Basham of Charleston achieved the rare 7 10 split twice in three weeks in a Boulevard Recreation Center summer league. Stroh's team of Detroit plans three exhibition matches here this weekend with games at Dunbar Boulevard and Venture featuring captain John Ruggiero and players including Dave Smitar Bob Strampe and Tom Harnisch. The Boulevard Masters Tournament qualifying occurs Saturday and Sunday with the top 15 joining defending champion Bill Byard for a double elimination event awarding 150 dollars to the winner. The Natural Gas League seeks two bowling teams for the coming season with play at Strikes and Spares on Wednesdays. contact J. K. Cunningham.
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Bob Crawford
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