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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1949

Page

5

Clippers face sturdy Saginaw in tough league race

The Muskegon Clippers face a stubborn Saginaw club described as a double All Star unit as they seek more pitching depth. The scene shifts to Watt Powell Park for a frigid day at the Army-Navy golf tourney with star names like Crosby, Snead, and Hope arriving from New York, Minneapolis and England to compete in Scotland.

Saginaw Muskegon Clippers Washington Muskegon Eniay Watt Powell Park Igway New York City Michigan Crosby Red Pete Army Avels Sammy Snead Mempis Cary Middlecatf Inteling McSpaden Ed Dudley Jimmy J'Thomson Ray Charleston Wade Chick Evans Scotland Bob Hope Hollywood Jack Dempsey Minneapolis Itty Tom Clark

Clippers face gaps as Box or Johnston sit in lineup

The Clippers rely on Homer Johnston at first while Paul Box recovers from an ankle sprain. Charleston fans recall Johnston robbing Hobie Landrith in the opener, hoping Box returns to boost outfield and overall play. The team mourns Bill Walder after Thursday’s game, a beloved local figure in athletics.

Clippers Paul Box Paul Homer Johnston Red Johnston Charleston Johnston Rob Hobie Landrith Box Homer Bill Walder Bill Charleston High School Eas

Good Fishing Conditions Foreseen Across West Virginia

Ane of the Conservation Commission said West Virginia anglers can expect clear streams this weekend. Monroe county streams are expected to be in particularly good condition. Counties reporting fair to good conditions include Backour Pocahontas Randolph Packer Upshur and Webster. Low and clear waters with good angling conditions were reported in Brooke Berkeley Grant Greenbrier Hampshire Hancock Huddy Jefferson McDowell Marion Marshall Mineral Monongalia Morgan Nicholas Mercer Pendleton Ohio Preston Taylor Tyler Wezel and Wyoming.

Ane Commission West Virginia Monroe County Backour Pocahontas Randolph Packer Upshur Webster Brooke Berkeley Grant Greenbrier Hampshire Hancock Huidy Jefferson McDowell Marion Marshall Mineral Monongalia Morgan Nicholas Mercer Pendleton Ohio Preston Taylor Tyler, Wezel Wyoming

Buck Weaver Dies in Louisville Newspaper Columnist

Ben H Buck Weaver 47 a long time Louisville Times sports columnist died at home after an April 6 operation at Norton Memorial hospital following a cerebrad hemorrhage. He had been dictating his column Foto Finish despite hand injury and work-related strain. The Belle-V. F. Wootba team will practice at 2:30 p.m. at upper left field.

Louisville Ben H Buck) Weaver Louisville ‘Times Weaver Norton Memorial

Chesapeake Nine to Play Libbey Owens Saturday

Chesapeake teams asks Chesapeake Senior ball players to assemble at 1 p.m. in uniform. Manager Howard Careran announced the Chesape ake team will face the Libbey Owens Box Shop Office Saturday and meet Coat Fork Sunday.

Chesapeake Libbey-Owens Howard Carer Libbey- Owens Coat Fork

Carbide and Monsanto win in St Albans softball league

Carbide from South Charleston defeated Irving 7 to 8 and Monsanto edged Junior Mechanics 13 to 12 in St Albans Nitro Industrial Softball League action. Monday’s games list Moose versus Vistase and Carbide Institute against Westvacn. Charleston Red Sox plan a 6 p.m. practice at Cebell field and will play the Buffalo Eagles at 6 p.m. Sunday at Man Fim Stoney.

Carbide Monsanto ST. Albans South Charleston Red Sox Charleston Cebell Field Sox Buffalo Eagles Man Fim Stoney

Major League Standings and Schedule Snapshot

Yesterday's standings show the Nat League leading with Chicago at 5 5 and New York 9 to 7 over Chicago. The table lists teams from Boston to Philadelphia along with losses and wins, noting matchups like Washington 4 4 and Pittsburgh 4 4. Baltimore and Detroit are shown with scattered records and upcoming games against Cleveland and Detroit.

Nai Lemar Paras Wwals Sindee Phiaaelphia Bhieaeo Buceburgh Webmeier Harkene Gleasa Fannin Deston Hetolt Pernel Botunnsos Boettsrenta Philadelphia Cleveland Fowler Bearden

Senators, Clippers Split Doubleheader at Watt Powell Park

Charleston Senators win the opener 10% with Bob Nieman’s grand slam powering a 12 hit attack, then drop the nightcap 9-1 to Muskegon as Lefty Ross struggles with control. Ralph Wieczorek outpitches Ross, five run first inning sinks Charleston, 3,909 fans watch in Watt Powell Park.

Wv Ald Mardman Gazette Charleeton Senators Muskegon Clippers Watt Powell Park Michigan Methers Bob Nieman Strick Staa Charleston Ross Wallies Tto Red Schosadisnist Billy Bigdon Lopez Fairig Thomas Schmidt Bing Wile Sparea Charleston Johnny Fox Bill Bernhardt Wieczorek Criilecton Buddy Ross Nieman Stanley Cilffore

Pirates vs Giants and league leaders in batting and pitching

Fragmented OCR summary lists players and stats from a Baseball World Series era card. Mentions Pirates Giants batting leaders like Marshall and Michelis plus other team references, with scattered numbers and partial team names. The garbled text implies a standings or stats card showing batting averages and ERAs across the National and American Leagues and key players.

Fleetwing Triumphs In Junior League One Hitter

Snyder and Swisher powered Fleetwing to a 3-2 win over Daily Mail at Demo Field in Junior league action. McRoberts faces Fanmers in Senior division, no Junior games scheduled. Bos Lynn’s lone hit off Snyder and Swisher highlighted the newspaper loss as Fleetwing moved into a four way tie for second. Cedar Grove later defeated Standard 5-4 with Hudnal earning the win.

Jerry Snydat Jack Swisher Daily Mail Demo Field Bren Fleetwing McRoberts Legion Field Wilbur McKnight Witter Amisl Ack Gub Sevetr Bos Lynn Dowole Farmer Leelon

Indians Fall To St Albans In KVC Tussle

St Albans Red Dragons defeated Sissonville Indians 4 to 3 at Crawford Field in Kanawha Valley Conference action. Bob Puntap pitched for St Albans with two hits allowed and seven strikeouts. Keany Gibs led Sissonville with four hits. Errors plagued both sides as Dunlap supplied the only St Albans extra base hit, a triple, while Whitlington and Connery added runs for the Indians. Senior players from both schools were honored after the game.

ST. Albans Red Dragons Sissonvble Indians Crawford Field St. Albans Eadie Bartrug Hartrug East Bank Bob Puntap Wenl Sissonville Keany Gibs St Albans Dunlap Chris Charley Connery Miller Dickton

Tribe on Move Takes Fifth as Wynn Tops Red Sox

Cleveland Indians surge to fifth in the league flag chase with an 8-1 win over Boston behind Early Wynn's strong pitching. The Tribe jumped on Joe Dobson early, scoring six in the first, while sustaining their momentum after returning from a road trip. Chicago Giants Dodgers surge in NL. Woodcock signs to fight Savold in London after Mills knockout. Dodgers rally past Cardinals. Phillies and Reds split a doubleheader. Yankees top White Sox. Senators beat Browns as Calvert notches sixth win.

New York Cleveland Indians Wynn Tribe Boston Red Sox Cleveland Giylasttolis Indians Joe Dobisom Dobson Thurman Tucker Low J Boudreau Larry Doby Dale Mitchell Roakin al Rosen Mickey Vernon Jiro Hepan al Zarilla Tadisns Philadelphia Athletics Tigers Detroit Hal Newhouser Strio Sam Chapman Eddie Joost Philadelphia George Keil New York Giants Brooklyn Dodgers Giants Chicago Cubs Padgers St. Louis Cardinals Dodgers Red Birds Gene Hermarski Gitges Cart Forille Ind gHer Bruce Edwards Paul’ Minner Pee Wee Reese Reds Phila Cincinnati Reds Philladelphia Phillies Phils Lloyd Merriman Danny Litwhiler Andy Seminick New York Yankees Chicago White Sox Washington Senators St. Lewis Browns Appling Yanks White Sox Marker Sox Luke Appling Paul Calvert Browns Washington Stan Spence Dick Kokos St. Louis

Wittsee Assigned To Class C Circuit

Ea Wittsee of Charleston was released Thursday to clear space for Pitcher Stanley Clifford. Wittsee is assigned to the Quebic club in the Canadian American League Class C circuit. President Dick Meyers of the Senators antiputtieed last night. Willies will report immediately.

Ea Wittsee Charleston Stanley Clifford Quebic Club Lass Cireuit Dick Meyers Senatora Willies

Major League Box Scores From A Confused Night Of Baseball

The report covers multiple box scores and player lines including Wynn, Dobson, Ferris, and Padteorke amid a dense jumble of innings, ERs, and totals. It notes Chicago and New York performances, with mentions of Chesapeake and Libbes-Gwens, plus a Vince-like fight card tease at the end.

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Kramer and Riggs Capture Pro Doubles Crown

In London on June 3 41 Kramer and Riggs the American duo from Los Angeles won a pro doubles title after five sets defeating Pancho Segura and Dinny Pails 8 6 4 5 8 3 4 6 1 The pair showed coordination as Segura and Pails surged early but Kramer and Riggs rallied to claim victory and advance to face Don Budge in singles for runner up honors tomorrow

Kramer Riggs London Jack Kramer Little Hobby Riggs Los Angeles Pancho Segura Ecusdor Dinny Pails Australia Segura Pails

David vs Goliath clash over pay bill stirs House debate

The House frenzied with supporters and critics as Furcolo charges the pay bill ignores a wage scandal and punishes officers retired for disability. The vote on recommitment ends 227 to 183 as Sutton and Furcolo press the uphill fight.

David Vs Sutton Furcole Gopyrlest Isep Fer Ae Guzettel

Sam Snead and Campbell to Be Honor Guests

West Virginia sports writers and casters name two leading golfers as guests of honor at a June luncheon in White Sulphur Springs. Sam Snead and William C. Campbell will receive invitations as the annual meeting of sports writers and broadcasters runs June 3 to 11, with the luncheon set for Independence Day week.

Huntington Sports Writers and ‘Casters West Virginia White Sulphur Springs Duke Hidgely Jack Bradley Sar Snead William C. Campbell Atad Saly Siate Ayer

Peter Pan Stakes rivals Ponder and Capot meet at Belmont

Ponder and Capot, top contenders from Calumet Farm and Greentree Stable, clash in the 10th Peter Pan handicap at Belmont Park with about 40,000 expected. Capot carries high weight after a strong Preakness showing, while Ponder seeks to rebound from the Derby and Preakness. Steve Brooks rides Ponder. Ted Arkfoson on Capot.

New York Ponder Capat Calumet Farm Greentree Stable Capot Whippet Ponder Tiumph Steve Brooks Ted Arkfoson Cspot Ocean Drive Peter Fan Olympia

Saginaw Nips Indians 5 4 in extra rough tilt

May 3 at Eudron Field the Saginaw Bears edged the Dayton Indians 15 4 to even the series at one game each before 2729 fans. The paper provides partial line scores and player notes for both teams with several typographical errors but confirms Dayton’s loss and a tied series heading into the next game.

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Thoroughbreds Sell At Belmont Park Public Sale

Thirty seven thoroughbreds sold for 63230 at Belmont Park. Tavistock, a seven year old cheat nut horse, brought the top price. Phillip Godfrey of New York paid 10800 for the stake winner Wesana of seven thoroughbreds sold by Alert P. Plock, ailing resident of Miami Beach Florida.

New York Belmont Park Tavistock Pillip Godfrey Wesana Alert P. Plock Resi ‘Dent Miami Beach

Meadow Brook to host Huntington in team golf match

Meadow Brook Golf Club announces a team match against Huntington Spring Valley Country Club scheduled for 1 p m Sunday on the Meadow Brook course. Yak Krueger revealed the plan yesterday, outlining the format and participating members.

Meadow Brook Golf Club Huntington Spring Valley Country Club Meadow Brook Yak Krueger Yester

Fletchers Victorious in Dunbar League Softball Clash

Dunbar June 1 Fletcher s defeated Parsons 4 7 in a Dunbar Industrial Softball League game. Emmett Jones limited opponents to two hits in the win while McCellam homered for the losers. A doubleheader features West Side Tigers vs Friendsall Tractor set for 2 30 Sunday at Sebelfield.

Fletchers Dunbar Pletcher’s Parsons Emmett Jones McCellam West Side Tigers Richendsall Tracter Sebelfield

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