Fairness in Baseball Scoring and Rule Trolls
In Muskegon a late relief appearance led to a loss for Patrick amid a controversial scoring call. The writer argues the rule is unfair since McCarthy created the jam, while a league president once altered a decision in a similar case. Also notes Nebel’s rulebook knowledge and IRA Regatta coaches, with West Virginia claiming the Ohio River.
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Jimmy
Muskegon
Tom McCarthy
Dayton
Sir
McCarthy
Emil Patrick
Patrick
Nick Samela
Samela
Ernie White
Charledton
American Association
Gleason
Ernie
White
League
Senators
Saginaw
Bert Niehoff
Niehoff
Joe McCarthy
Yanks
Red Sox
Carlton Nebel
Watt Powell Park
Nebe
Cone
IRA
Marietta
University of Ashington
Ohio River
Ohio
West Virginia
North South Football rosters add Grantsville stars
ARKERSBURG June 3 Grantsville stars Richard Stump and Harry Knotts were added to the North roster for the 18th annual North South Football game in Charleston on Aug 17. North coach Jimmy Scott announced selections along with eight players previously chosen, while South coach Bill Moore named six. Tickets go on sale at North South Headquarters with reserved seats at 2 and box seats at 3. mailing charges apply.
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Arkersburg
Richard Stump
Grantsville
Charleston
Jimmy Scott
Parkersburg
Stump
Wayne Underwood
Calhoun High School
Eeleven
Harry Knotts
Scott
North
Mickey Rich
Weirton
Tom Newbrough
Fairmont West
Shockey van Horn
Weston
Ross White
Clarksburg
Washington Irving
Jim Bryan
Joe Pipettes
Bill Moore
Oak Hill
South
Paul Phipps
Hinton
Bob Parsons
Stonewall Jackson
Erskine Jenkins
Milton
Bob Goughnour
Danny Williams
DuPont
Robert Burruss
Look Out
the Gazette
West Virginia
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Baseball's Big Six Players Lead The Major Leagues
A compact AP summary lists top batsmen and home run leaders across the National and American Leagues. Key figures include Robinson of the Dodgers, Musial of the Cardinals, Fox of the White Sox, DiMaggio of the Red Sox, and Ashburn of the Phillies, with runs batted in and runs, plus notable home run totals. The data reflects season standings not including last night’s games.
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Les Mos
Red Sox
Chicago
Hoa
Fox
Stewart
Williams
Min’so
Stephens
Robins
Hatfield
GilZarllle
Drapo
O/Dillinger Ib
Deerr
Busby Cf
Moss
lCarryl As
Nixon
Tikigrbes
Parnell
Gumpert
Evans Pt
Wright
Ith
Boston
SNR
Doerr
Minosa
Dillinger
Busby
Carrasquel
Niarhas
RBI
DiMaggio
Zerillo
Robinson
iBusey
Se—Fox
Niarhos
S—Nixon
Pesky
Par- Imell
Stobba
So—Parnell
Ho—Nixon
Evans
Athi
Stebbs
lBalk
Gumppert
Eget Nien
Ur-Bteyens
Summers
Grieve
Duffy
Associated Press
Muslal
Cardinals
Hall to Fight Layne in Riverside Stadium Card
Henry Hall of New Orleans was signed to meet Hex Layne of Ogden Utah in a 10 round main event at Riverside Stadium on June 19 opening card in Kansas City.
Al Lilly Named Head Coach At Green Bank High
Green Bank High School says Al Lilly former Elizabeth coach is named head coach succeeding Harold Mosser who moves to Summersville. Superintendent Erle Clutter and Green Bank Alumni Assoc president John H. McCutcheon announce. Lilly assumes duties immediately.
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Green Bank
al Lilly
Elizabeth
Green Bank High School
Erle Clutter
Pocahontas County
Lilly
Harold Mosser
Summersville
Clutter
John H. McCutcheon
Green Bank Alumni Assoc
Buckeyes Protest River Race Claim on Ohio Side
Reading fragment shows a dispute over a river race on the Ohio side with demands for acknowledgment or removal. The terse notes mention Buckeyes and a controversial claim, signaling local tension around the event and its location.
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Ohio
Buckeyes
Dodgers Beat Cardinals 3 2 On Campanella's Ninth Inning Hit
Brooklyn Dodgers rally in the eighth and ninth innings to edge the St Louis Cardinals 3 to 2. Roy Campanella delivered the winning hit in the ninth after Carl Furnillo started the rally with a walk. Gil Hodges hit his 14th homer, Stan Musial and Red Schoendienst produced early runs for the Cardinals, with Stan Rojek and Billy Johnson keying late scoring. The Dodgers stretch their winning streak to four and extend their league lead to four games over the Cards.
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Chicago White Sox
Boston Red Sox
Red Sox
Randy Gumpert
White Sox
New York Yankees
Yankees
Cleveland Indians
Boston
Willard Nixon
Gumpert
Nixon
Mel Farnell
Parnell
Jim Busby
Bill Evans
Chuck Stubbs
Bostons
St. Louis Browns
Dom DiMaggio
Booklyn
Roy Campanella
Carl Furnilo
Brooklyn Dodgers
St. Louis Cardinals
Dodgers
Brooks
St. Louis
George Munger
Stan Rojek
Billy Johnson
Gil Hodges
Brooklyn
Joe Hatten
Red Schoendienst
Stan Musial
Johnson
Schoen
Dienst
Jones
Enos Slaughter
Rojek
Slaughter
Clyde King
Hatten
del Rice
Pollet
Chuck Diering
Rice
Johnaptt
Ol Hodges
le Jones
Purilo
Mieght
Rojek Sa
Diering
Oring
Munger
Gaizuvertan Pooet Folles
King
Tih
St. Louisa
Munsger
Polleti
Fisking
So—Munger
Ho—Munger
Pollet Tin
Erskine
U— Stewart
Gore
Conlan
Robb
Brion beats Gardner in ten round heavyweight bout
Cesar Brion, an Argentine heavyweight, outpointed Jack Gardner before about 50 000 fans at White City Stadium. Both men bled heavily as Gardner, outweighed 210 to 192 pounds, faded after a hard ten rounds. The undercard featured Don Cackell in a scheduled ten rounder.
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Muskegon Clippers
Vaalley Fishing Club
Frank S. Mullen
Nec
Broad St. Anan
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el Producto
Puritanos
Snorick Taylor
Bouquet
Chisox
Grantsville Stars
Stump, Knotts
Jim Scott
WVU
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John Strycula
Pat Creegan
West Virginia University
Green Bank High
Weoqule
Wesr
Legion Field
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3Éth Street
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Tenter
Joe
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Watt Powell
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General Tires
Park Tire Company
Your General Tire Dealer
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Jack Gardner
Kalmee
Washington
Laidley
Tommy Hitchcock
Polo Immortal
U. S
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Tommy
Pampas
United States
Americas
National Distillers Products Corporation
New York
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