Boating facilities and sports notes in Charleston
In this June 5 1958 column Hardman discusses Kanawha River boating needs, urging a river launch ramp and noting restrictions on landing at river banks near Daniel Boone and St. Albans parks. He highlights prospects like Charles Buster Martin from Lookout, Red Brown for Art Lewis, and coverage of local baseball and basketball figures, including Bill Norman’s Senators and the Mountaineers football chatter.
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Kanawha River
Elk
St. Albans
Marmet
Daniel Boone
West Virginia
Mountaineers
Charles
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Lookout
Red Brown
Art Lewis
Senators
Ames
Bob Mabe
Omaha
Bill Norman
Denver
Bears
St. Paul Saints
Miceli Knocks Out Jay Fullmer in Third Round
Joe Miceli of New York dominated the 140-pound welterweight bout against Jay Fullmer in West Jordan Utah. Miceli landed a vicious left hook in the third round, sending Fullmer to the ropes and ending the fight at two minutes nine seconds. Fullmer, 21, outweighed and outmatched, never recovered from Miceli's veteran accuracy as the bout unfolded on national TV.
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West Jordan
Utah
Joe Miceli
New York
Jay Fullmer
Fullmer
Miceli
Micceli
Loes Anxious To Be Traded By Orioles
Baltimore AP Billy Loes, suspended Orioles pitcher, said manager Paul Richards will trade him and he wants release or a trade. Loes, speaking from his Jackson Heights home during a six day suspension, hinted he will report back but seeks a move to another club.
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Baltimore (Ap
Billy Loes
Baltimore Oriole
Paul Richards
Lees
Baltimore
Richards
Amy
Bi Loes
Orioles Rally Past Tigers 6-4 Behind Triandos Homer
In a brisk American League clash, Baltimore pitcher Jack Harshman allowed four runs while compiling a quality start as the Orioles defeated Detroit 6-4. Gus Triandos supplied a two-run homer in the seventh, Stan Musial and Kuenn sparked a late surge, and Baltimore moved into second place behind Kansas City.
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ST. Louis
Baltimore Oriolés
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Detroit Tigers
Stan
Fauites
Selaneas
Pittsburgh Pirates
Frank Lary
Sandal Boyer
Harvey Kuen
Kuenn
Washington
Mike Baxes
Bill Virdon
Hereties
Washington Sea
Ronnie Kline
Aversees
Musial
Kuyenn
Sena
Touetors
Cunningham
Tiger
Detroit
Gene Green
Scere
Hal Smith
Jack Gail Harris
Jack Urban Westing
Bob Porterfield
Oriole
Connie
Johnson
Redbird
Rerthe
Don Gross
Tigers
Tunators
Inners
Kansas City
Rana City Nag Nasringten
Jim Brosnan
Jack Harshmad
Warvn Rf
Charley Maxwell
Perea
Courtney
Cardinals
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Gates Ince
Pittsburgh
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Ruses
Anne Yndon
Blasame
Baltimore
Tiel Brea le Groat
Mustat
Cuneberry
Billy Martin
Yeas Arsizg Vatale
Abaya Powers
Hearst
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Atusiat
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Amont
Summers
Henochick
Kluszewski
Mazeroski
Zernial
Boyer
Thomas
Ites Smith
Susce
Harris
Bolling
Skizas
Rebini
Ladies' PGA Begins Today and Burnside Sold to Giants
SAN FRANCISCO AP San Francisco left hander Pete Burnside who threw a three run homer in the ninth for Milwaukee in a 10-9 loss was sold to the Giants farm club at Phoenix in the Pacific Coast League. The Giants recalled 23 year old Joe Shipley from Phoenix to report tomorrow. Roy Campanella in New York said Burnside has not yet won a game and was promised a coaching job. Shipley has pitched 43 innings for Phoenix this season under Walter O Malley while recovering from injuries in a January auto accident.
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Francisco
Pete Burnside
Milwaukee
Wes Covington
Giants
Phoenix
Covington
Joe Shipley
NEW York
Roy Camp Burnside
Panella
The
Foot
Shipley
Los Angeles Dodgers
Walter O'Malley
Fairmont State Triumphs In NASL Baseball Action
Fairmont State defeats Simpson of Iowa 6 to 2 in a pitching duel led by Lyle Matlick, with George Opron driving in three runs for Fairmont. Elon of North Carolina and St Cloud of Minnesota advanced in NASL tourney. Budweiser era box scores and league notes accompany the recap.
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Tex
Elon
North Carolina
St. Cloud
Minnesota
Messe
Sisie
Nort Dakota
Fairmint Sigie
West Virginia
Indiana State
Adams
State
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Nieman
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Ward
Gag Simpson
Kenny
Del
Fairmont
Navy
As eMoye Vernon
Caidwell
Hatlick J Corv
Li Bridges
Wash
Robinson
K.C
Garnett
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Sievers
Triandos
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Jensen
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Club
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Ausial
Jashburn
Cabin Crag
Jesqte
Crowe
Rayford
Yatc
Hudnall Nurting
Lowers
Wallace
Nazemski
Cabin Creek
BO Banks
Chi
Walls
Thom
Dakota
Daniels
Banks
Thomas
Pit
Wy Ahomer
Burke
Daw
Braden
Mays
Ceceds
S.F
Spencer
O’Malley Renewed Offer as Campanella Comments at Hospital
In a hospital visit, O’Malley renewed the offer while Campanella said you can have the job any time you want it. Campanella added he is focused on getting well and going home to his family as he sits in a wheelchair with a neck brace after his accident.
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Steve Gramek
Smith
Cubert
Philander
St. Albans
Detroit Tiger
Erie
Tel
Steve
Big Creek High
School of War
Secondary Schools Activities Commission
Owls
Board of Appeals
Hillman Lyons
Watt Powell Park
Denver
O'Malley
Campanella
Ani
Kuenn Suffers Face Eye Cuts In Baltimore Game
Detroit Tigers outfielder Harvey Kuenn suffered severe facial injuries and a cut to the lower right eyelid after colliding with a seven foot wire fence while attempting to catch a home run ball off Gas Triandas at Baltimore. He was carried from the field on a stretcher but remained conscious.
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Baltimore
Harvey Kuenn
Detroit Tigers
Triandas
Kuenn
Fast keratolytic relief advertised at Cohen Drug Co
An advertisement promotes keratolytic action for athlete's foot claiming it sloughs and dissolves infected skin to expose deeper infection. It promises instant relief and urges purchase at Cohen Drug Co with quick availability and sale details.
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Cohen! Drug Co
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