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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1947

Page

11

West Virginia HS Baseball Tourney ends in red for city

The third annual West Virginia High School Baseball tournament ran a deficit of about 278 dollars with a total gate around 2 348 dollars. City officials estimate a 350 dollar share for the city recreation commission plus lights, concessions profits, and staff costs. The event drew eight teams, provided meals but no mileage aid, and may impact future planning for park use and gate percentages. The Reds hold a late January tryout camp. Local players Max Butcher and Al Fedak are connected to minor league chances, with Cabell Junior High eyed for additional diamonds.

Axisoven West Virginia Russ Parsons Farsons the Athletic Association Parsons The Athletic Association City Recreation Commission Cincinnati Reds Fred Flelg Reds All Boys Muncie Ind Max Butcher Logan Pittsburgh Pirates Hot Springs Joe Kuhel Chicago White Sox Butch Raleigh Cabell Junior Igh School al Fedak Wellsbury Boston Braves Fedak Morris Harvey

Barney Credited With 2 Victories For Brooklyn Dodgers

Fireballer Rex Barney earned two wins as the Brooklyn Dodgers swept the Pittsburgh Pirates in a doubleheader, 11-6 and 8-7, before 24,744 fans. Barney started game one, left for a pinch hitter in the sixth as Brooklyn built a big lead, then returned in the nightcap to blank Pittsburgh after a 6-0 deficit. Little Eddie Stanky paced the offense with three RBIs and three runs, while Ralph Kiner homered twice for the Pirates.

Booklyn Rex Barney Pittsburgh Pirates Brooklyn Dodgers Pirates Barney Dodgers Eddie Stanky Brooks Ralph Kiner Brooklyn Whitey Wietelmann Wally Westlake Hal Gregg Bucs

Yankees Threaten Lead As Shea Blanks Tigers

DETROIT June 3 Yankees rookie Wi Frank Shea shut out the Detroit Tigers 3 to 0 to move within two games of the pennant. Shea limited Detroit to four hits, matching his May 21 shutout of the leaders in New York. Hal Newhouser pitched seven innings for Detroit, allowing six of New York's eight safeties as Joltin Joe DiMaggio collected four straight hits before ending a seven for seven string with a double play.

Yanks Shea

Musial Homer Secures Cards Shutout Of Braves

Boston Maine June 3. The St. Louis Cardinals spoiled Warren Spahn’s eight game winning streak by scoring three runs in the fifth inning with Stan Musial belting his fifth homer of the season. George Munger earned his fourth win and second shutout of the year as the Cardinals defeated the Braves 3 to 0.

Musial Spahn Boston Stan Musial St. Louis Cardinals Boston Braves Warren Spahn George Munger

Giants Take Lead With 8-3 Win Over Cubs

The New York Giants defeated the Chicago Cubs 8-3 to seize undisputed first in the National League pennant race. The win puts the Giants one game ahead of the Cubs, who drop to second, three percentage points ahead of the Brooklyn Dodgers.

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Phillies End Four-Game Slide With Win Over Reds

Philadelphia Phillies snap a four game losing streak by defeating the Cincinnati Reds. Belle Legion plans a 3 p.m. practice at DuPont Field as announced by Lefty Halstead.

Schoolboy Rowe Reds Philadelphia Philadelphia Phillies

Tom's Gazette Clash At Legion Field Tonight

The Gazette and Tom's Peanuts meet in North Charleston at 6 30 p m. The Peanut lids hold two wins while the Carriers won their only prior encounter. Yesterday's Fre t wing versus Daily Mail game was postponed due to wet grounds.

Tom’s Gazette Joep The Tom's Legion Field North Charleston Daily Mail

Carbide Triumphs Over Monsanto at Kanawha Park

Carbide won 4 1 at Kanawha Park despite three hits as Monsanto suffered its seventh straight loss. G Valentine limited the Chemists to two singles while Carbide capitalized on errors to score in the fourth, fifth, and sixth. Dr Pepper vs Park Tire set for 7 p.m. at Kanawha Park. Carbide and Anchor slated to meet Thursday night. State chess champ Werthammer posted 13 1 2 to 5 1 2 in a simultaneous event at South Charleston Rec Center followed by Kanawha Valley Chess tourney rounds at the same venue.

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North-South Rules Clinic Set August 15

The annual football rules clinic for officials and coaches, tied to the North-South game, is planned for August 15 at the Daniel Boone. Sponsored by the West Virginia Football Officials' Association and the West Virginia School of Physical Education and Athletics, it will cover 1947 rule changes with lectures by A. R. Hutchens and H. V. Porter and include motion pictures. A social hour follows at a hotel, with another session after the game at the Charleston Press Club.

Daniel Boone West Virginia Football Officials’ Association West Virginia School of Physical Education and Athletics A. R. Hutchens Lake Wales Fla H. V. Porter National Federation of High School Athletic Associations Alva Ball Officials’ Association Patrick A. Tork School of Physical Education and Athletics West Virinia University Charleston Press Club

Mail Will Practice The Daily Mail Team in Charleston League

Manager Page Miller announced yesterday that the Daily Mail team in the Charleston Junior Baseball league will hold a practice session this morning at 10 o'clock at Kanawha Park.

Mail Daily Mail Kanawha Park Page Miller

Junior Leagues Being Organized in City Playgrounds

More than 100 junior high boys reported for summer time softball and baseball leagues to be sponsored by the City Playgrounds Commission. Beers announced 55 east siders attended the first meeting at Kanawha park and 60 turned out at Legion field. Jake Moser and Pud Hutson supervise, with high school athletes acting as team managers. Sessions run each morning at 10 o clock during the week as play begins. All junior high boys are urged to attend. bats and balls will be provided. The note about 1947 synthetic rubber consumption appears in the same clipping.

City Playgrounds Commission Cciai Av Beers Beers East Seasions

Huffman Leads Qualifying In Kanawha County Women Golfers

Mrs. RS D. Huffman posted an 86 to medalist the Kanawha County Women’s championship at Kanawha Country Club. She beat Mrs. Hett ry Payne by two strokes with 88 and Mrs. W. C. Smith, 1943 and last year’s champion, by one stroke. Mrs. M. G. Geiger, a four time champ, shot 94 to barely qualify for the eight player championship flight, while Mrs. BE B. Harter also qualified with 92. Thirty nine players qualified as match play opens at 8 a m with the final round set for 10 a m. A putting contest was won by Mrs. E. B. Harter in a playoff with Mrs. A. V. Brawley and Mrs. J. G. Grettam.

D. H. Huffman Kanawha County Kanawha Country Club Hettry Payne W. C. Smith M. G. Geiger Geigers Payne Smith BE. B. Harter Meadow Brook Kainawha Southmoor Betty Lindenberg C. J. Ratgin Lindenberg Ratgin L. F.J. Calley Kanawha Huffman Fox E. B. Harter A. V. Brawley J. G. Grettam

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