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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1955

Page

20

Snider Slugs and Dodgers Win 11-8 Slugfest

Duke Snider slugged three home runs and a double as the Brooklyn Dodgers beat the Milwaukee Braves 11 to 8. Snider leads the league with 15 homers, and his eighth inning double nearly cleared the stands. The game featured six homers by Brooklyn and marked Snider as the first NL player this year with three homers in a game.

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Sox Win 11-7 to Take Sixth in Row

The Toledo Sox beat the Charleston Senators 11-7 in a road game, extending their win streak to six and ending Charleston’s disappointing home stand. Bob Trowbridge earned his sixth win against one loss as Moe Savransky was slated to start for Charleston. The Senators left 13 men on base and endured 15 Sox hits including Whisenant’s homer.

A. L. Hardman the Gazette Charleston Senators Toledo Sox American Association Sox Senators Charleston Bob Trowbridge Charley Bicknell Hisel Patrick Toledo Pete Whisenant Bicknell Whisenant Jim Frey Billy Reed Vollmer Richards Antonello Happ Torpey Felix Mantilla Earl Battey Smith Danny Murtaugh Moe Savransky Oue Patrick Trowbridge Vinnie Garcia Frey Reed Harry Mana Honebrink Tonelle Pert Bicknell Dos Ree Rasavvere Charlestars Manteppert Golich Joe Torpey Anton IG Luke Easter Parnet Tollvans Fred Richards Vern Rapp Torpeyou Gumpert Evans R Northey Ron Northey Reeder Felt Voumpert Hanebrink Torre

Irish to travel Ohio for 1956 grid schedule

Charleston Catholic High School and nearby rivals announce a 1956 football schedule with an Oct 2 game in Columbus, plans for an Ohio State game the next day, and a continuing series with Rosary College. Other notes include Stonewall Jackson at DeVilbiss Toledo and Fayetteville Holiday basketball expanding to include Denver and Marshall bids.

Stonewall Jackson High Fighting Irish Charleston Catholic Ohio Mickey McDade Columbus Mickey Rosary Charleston Bverstuing McDade Stonewall Jackson DeVilbiss High Toledo DeVilbiss Fayetteville University of Denver Bob Kent Denver Michigan Marsha’l College Kent Marshall Carnegie Tech Virginia

Kanawha County Coaches Migrate South for Jobs

George Cubbon of Wilson Junior High joins a mass southward coaching migration this summer. With 20 years in West Virginia including nine years at DuPont High and seven at Wilson, he seeks new opportunities while pursuing vacations.

Kanawha County George Cubbon Wilson Junior High West Virginia DuPont High Wilson

U S Dominates British Amateur in Walker Cup Showing

In St Ames England June 1 Americans led by Billy Joe Patton swept Britain in the Walker Cup event reaching the round of 32. Patton edged Ken Venturi in two tight matches and teamed with Dale Morey Bruce Cudd Joe Conrad and Jim Jackson to pace the dominant American parade. The squad also included Jimmy McHale Don Bisplinghoff James Bernard Jr Bert Weaver George Coleman and Barton Bridgeford.

ST. Ames England Billy Joe Patton Scrambler Britain Don Cockell Rocky Marciano Young Voaay Patton San Francisco Ken Venturi Dale Morey Bruce Cudd Joé Conrad Jim Jackson

Association Box Scores Late Tuesday Details

Box score summary for Denver ABH GS AB with players Phillips Herzog Bkizas Berry and Burnette. Totals show 37 runs 38 hits 14 errors across multiple teams with pitchers Miller Pridiey and Teitelbach noted. weather and field conditions referenced.

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