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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1955

Page

21

Paul Hess and Tony Tallarico Picked for South Team

Paul Hess the Barboursville halfback and Tony Tallarico the 6-3 Man High School end were chosen for the South squad in the 22nd North-South football game at Laidley Field Charleston on August 13. Other South selections include backs Jimmy Madox Norman Southern Bill Trout and tackles John Plybon Bobby Eggers, ends John Bowles Ronald Steele, centers Werner Reeser Lester Little and guard Bill Wells. North selections list backs Paul Shreves Teddy Kershner Harold Smith Terry Fairbanks Dick Longfellow Don Svet tackles Bob Gaydos Bob Costelac Roland E. F. Raines Ronald Wilt end Sam Hilton and guard Charles Greathouse. Tickets are $3 in stands and $2 for others. applications to North-South Headquarters.

Barboursville Norman Southern Beckley Bill Trout Nitro John Plybon Bobby Eggers Big Creek Dick Hawkins South Charleston Robert Gardner John Bowles Bluefield Ronald Steele Warren Reeser Huntington Central Lester Little Bill Wells Stonewall Jackson THE North Clarksburg Victory Jack Moore Paul Shreves Sistersville Teddy Kershner Martinsburg Harold K. Smith Parkersburg Terry Fairbanks Parsons Dick Longfellow Spencer Don Svet Cowen Bob Gaydos Bob Costelac Shinnston Roland EF. Raines Keyser Ronald Wilt Morgantown Sam Hilton Clarksburg Victory

Hoeft Pitches Tigers to 9-0 Trim of Nats

Detroit defeats Washington 9-0 as Billy Hoeft throws his second straight shutout two-hitter. The Wisconsin lefty fanned seven with five walks, improving to 5-2 as Detroit snaps a four game slide. Boone and Kaline homer, G. Phillips and Runnels drive runs amid a steady Detroit attack.

Detroit Billy Hoeft Detroit Tigers Washington Senators Hoeft Chicago Tom Umphlett Senators Hoeit Senator Bob Kline Wisconsin Washington Tutte Egogsr Vernon G & O Kaline Slevers Philips Busby Runnels Boone Kline D.philips Oidisse In Bione O Wilson Hoett Rams Stone 7Th R—Malmberg JD Philips Wilson Hatfield Hoeflt Yart Stevers J.D. Phillips Phillips Malmberg Tultle Kaline Hr—Boone Oldis J.D. Philips Bb—Stone Abernathy So—Stone Hoelt

Kluszewski and McMillan Homer In Redlegs Win 5 2

Kluzsewski hit his 14th homer and Roy McMillan also connected as Cincinnati Reds toppled the New York Giants 5 to 2. Joe Nuxhall allowed five hits while walking none through eight innings before Hank Thompson and Ray Katt contributed two hits each for the Giants.

New York Teddy Fiat Patna Rat Soha Kluszewski Redlegs New York Mueller I . Giants Roy McMillan Joe Nuxhall Hank Nuxhall Thompson Ray Katt Wille

Small Fry Fishing Contest Entry Deadline Looms

The Gazette announces the fifth annual Small Fry Fishing Contest at Coonskin Park. Youths aged 3 to 15 must submit entry blanks by midnight tomorrow. entries received at The Gazette office only qualify. Fishing runs 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. with prizes including an all expenses paid trip to Little River Lodge for ages 12 to 15.

Gazette Coonskin Park Little River Lodge Golden Valley Ontario Canada The Conservation Commission Coonskin Lake

Bus Service Schedule For Small Fry Fishing Contest

Capitol Transit Co. offers bus service for Small Fry entrants. Buses depart from the corner of Lee and Summers Streets at 9 30 a m and 10 30 a m. Return from Coon Skin Park at 5 p m and 6 p m. One way fare is 25 cents.

Capitol Transit Co Lee and Summers Sts Coonskin Park

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