North South football rosters expand for Aug Charleston game
The North roster grows to twelve with two backs and an end added from Fol lansbee. Denny Williams joins Enus Bob Summers Bill Underdont and more. Coach Gus Winter leads the North with players Perliccioli Zak Hefner Wyant and others as West Virginia media coverage continues.
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Enu
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Parkersburg
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Moundsville
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Tuckies
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Farmington
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Dale Boyde
Hunttington Vinson
Charley McKown
Wayne
Dennis
Bo) Adkins
Logan
Boyce Jarrett
Stonewall Jackson
Red Sox and Tigers swap big stars in million dollar deal
Boston Red Sox acquire George Kell and Hoot Evers from Detroit in a major midseason trade that sends Walt Dropo Don Lenhardt Johnny Pesky and others to the Tigers. Detroit adds Walt Dropo Lenhardt Pesky and Hatfield for future power and defense.
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Louisville
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Pesky Leaves Red Sox in Trade to Tigers
Johnny Pesky departs Boston after being traded to Detroit as part of a blockbuster deal. Pesky says he harbors no resentment and hopes to contribute for the Tigers while praising his former bosses and team mates.
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Marion L Hart Wins Kanawha Valley Checker Meet
Marion L Hart won the 1682 Kanawha Valley Checker tournament to succeed Wilbur F.R. Angel, last year’s champion. Hart posted 22 victories, five losses and eight draws for 34 points, while Angel had 21 wins, eight losses and seven draws for 49 points. Also notes call for softball games on Sunday or evenings with Jim Oliver at 4571.
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U S Netters Hang Up Wins In Northern Championships
Maureen Connolly of San Diego and Louise Brough of Beverly Hills easily reached the fourth round at the Northern Lawn Tennis Championships in Manchester. Connolly defeated Dorothy Cooper 6-8 6-0, while Brough beat Frances Walthew 6-0 6-1. Grant Golden of Chicago opened with two straight-set victories in the men's division.
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San Diego
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Beverly Hille
Miss Connolly
Dorothy Cooper
Miss Brough
Frances Walthew
Grant Golden
Chicago
C. W. Fox
J. M. Gracie
Mise Brough
Susan Partridge
Helen Fletcher
Golden
Teams sought to fill league slot in Dawha City Spring Hill
South Ruffner Eagles replacement sought for Dawha City Spring Hill Independent Baseball League. Boys 15 to 17 eligible. Contact Walter Holtzman after 5 pm at 25-652 Ohio. Log Cabin Inn of Akron seeks games. contact Michael Kury at 32 Oxford Ave Akron Ohio.
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Soviets Prepare Full Olympic Squad for Helsinki
The Soviet Union announced it will enter all summer Olympic events except field hockey, fielding about 300 athletes with officials count undetermined. By May 31, only 28 nations had confirmed entries for the Olympic soccer tournament, preliminary entries logged from 33 nations, with Iceland expected to decide tomorrow. The June 16 balloting includes 28 nations headed by Austria and Brazil among others.
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Dutch West India
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Holland
Hungary
India
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Mexico
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Poland
Roumania
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Turkey
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Yugoslavia
Washington's Trainer Killed in Auto Wreck
Mike Martin a 67 year old veteran trainer and scout for the Washington Senators was killed in an automobile collision while en route to Griffith Stadium. A police officer in the other car was injured. Martin spent 40 of his 87 years with the Senators and was a longtime friend of club president Clark Griffith.
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