June golf tournaments set the Kanawha week
In June the Kanawha County Invitational for men and women unfolds with events from June 12 to 20 at Southmoor and Kanawha Country Clubs. The schedule includes the Kanawha invitational for women June 14 to 18 and numerous club and interclub tours, part of a nationwide National Golf Day observance.
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Wet Gazette
Sre
Southmoor
Kanawha
Pro-Am Round Sparks Talk Over Fontenechs 31
Berry Hills buzzes as Foentche's 31 dominates chatter in pro-amateur rounds. Dick Fontene’s back-nine surge featured a 20 on the cup and a standout performance on the closing holes. Ed Tutwiler Jr. shares the course record at 63, with Taylor close behind—front-nine exploits shaping the conversation.
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Portz
Berry Hills
Dick Fontche
Easuel
Remuttl
Strona
Permen
Ed Tutwiler, Jr
Taylor
Seroas
Edgewood golf lifts planned to ease eighth hole walk
Edgewood members favor a new motor driven lift from the ninth fairway to ease the long uphill climb. Lawrence Yeardley and Lee Bird spearhead the project with funds arranged for construction and associated edgewood improvements.
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Wos
Edgewood Golf
Lawrence Yeardley
Lee Bird
Buster ‘Caudill
Tompkins
Fes Naibie
Smith
Bleadows
Russ We
Sleepy Hollow Golf Club Project Moves Forward in Teays Valley
The Sleepy Hollow 18 hole golf venture in Teays Valley progresses as construction may start within 30 days. Secretary G L Magoun reports plans are advancing toward a summer 1955 opening with 50 more members needed to reach financial goals. Bill Hzells C leads the membership drive with Dr L I Hoke and J Campbell Pal as officers and a strong volunteer committee behind the effort.
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Sleepy Hollow
Teays Valley
Magoun
Bill Hzells
L. I. Hoke
Dent
G. L. Magoun
J. Campbell Palthat
Greens
Red Sox Rally Past Tigers After Daytime Loss
In a day-night doubleheader Detroit won the afternoon 6 0 while Boston shaded the night game 4 3. Leo Zaverinka tossed a three hit shutout for Boston in the nightcap, Ted Lepcio's home run and Jensen’s early homer keying Boston's 4-3 win. Dick Marlowe took the loss in relief for Detroit after a six decision record.
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Oston
Boston
Detroit
Tigers
George Zaverink
Red Sox
Leo
Kiely
Dick Marlowe
Lepcio
Ted
Sammy White
Marlowe
al Aber
Tiger
Ted Williams
Harvey Kuenn
Agganis
Milt Bolling
Bill Tuttle
Nieman
Ray Boone
Jensen
Williams
Walt Dropo
Zaverink
Bill Henry
Jsuiton Amen
Senators Edge Blues In A Confusing Baseball Play
In a Baltimore area game the Senators rally to take the lead after a disputed call. Triandos, Verdi and Garbowski feature early scoring as Detroit and Kansas City transfer momentum with key hits and defensive plays.
Fowler Slated Against Blues In Last Game
Fowler will start for the Senators in the final game of the Kansas City series at 7 30 p m tonight. The Canadian born pitcher has yet to win a game this season and has six losses but manager Joe Becker believes he can still help the club. Harry Craft will counter with Wally Burnett who allowed a rough first inning in Thursday’s game. Burnett’s record stands at 2 3.
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Do Fowler
Senators
Joe Becker
Harry Craft
Wally Burnett
Thuresday
Persley Stops Tom Maddox in Rainbo Arena Bout
Chicago lightweights Persley and Maddox clash in Rainbo Arena. Persley scores an eighth round technical knockout after a late right hand floored Maddox who could not continue. Earlier, Persley cut Maddox and Maddox used reach and left to contest the bout.
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Chicago
Arthur Persley
Tommy Maddox
Maddox
Persley
Red Cross
Baseball notes mix with league standings and injuries
The roundup covers scores from the American and National Leagues, with New York and Cleveland posting results as Cincinnati Milwaukee and Philadelphia slip into late games. It mentions Burns form and Burnette usage for the Blues, notes on Gary Coleman Kraly and Post for the Birds, Addis injury updates on a month out, and lineups including Goldsberry Menendez twin Nos. A light side note recalls Pat Patterson visiting, while Kan sas City prospects Cnofski twin join spring workouts.
American Association Saturday games results snapshot
Charleston defeated Kansas City 10 to 3 while Columbus beat Indianapolis 11 to 3 and Toledo won 3 to Bt. Paul in the noted Saturday schedule.
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Charleston
Kansas City
Columbus
Indianapolis
Paul
Toledo
Sunday’s Games Feature City Burnette at Charleston
Sunday basketball slate lists Kansas City driven by Burnette visiting Charleston led by Fowler at 7 30 p m Also on schedule Indianapolis at Columbus Minneapolis at Louisville St Paul at Toledo and two more games indicated by matchups.
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City
Burnette
Charleston
Fowler
Indianapolis
Columbus
Minneapolis
Louisville
St. Paul
Toledo
Santee Beats Whitfield In Pacific Association Meet
Wes Santee defeated Mal Whitfield in the half mile at Stockton California on June 5. Santee ran 1 58 on a track prepped with rail dust as Whitfield, the 28 yard world record holder, chased the lead in the annual Pacific AAU track and field championships.
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Calif
Wes Santee
America
Mal Whitfield
Los Angeles Athletic Club
Pacific
AAU
Rosen sidelined by fractured finger in baseball update
Al Rosen of the Cleveland Indians is sidelined a week after X rays show a broken index finger. In other scores St Paul beat Toledo 11 3 behind Moryn five for five and four RBIs with Crowe and Queen homering. A makeup softball game between Me Co. and Motor Car Supply is set for Legion Field at 11 am.
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Legion Field
Walker Leads Kanawha Golf With Net 65
Cecil Walker shot a net 65 on National Golf Day at Kanawha Country Club, posting a 76 gross with an 11 handicap. Other scores included Spencer 85-14-66 Craver 20-11-66 Grissinger 71-8-68 Sullivan 80-12-80 Cook 78-9-69. Tincher Throws No-Hitter At Caldwell Field. Magazine Independents beat Sportsmen 2-0 in Dunbar Softball League opener and 18-8 in second game. Leon McCoy homered in game two.
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Kanawha Country
T. N. Spencer
W. B. Craver
George Grissinger
F. H. Sullivan
Jess Cook
Tincher
Jim Tincher
Caldwell Field
Dunbar
Magazine Independents
Magazine
Leon McCoy
Playground Midget League Schedule Summary
The schedule lists games June 7 to June 11 featuring the I Reds versus Herr or Baoam, Sune EcDogtowit against the Cardinals at 30, Reda against Indians at 1 30 p.m. Reds versus Cardinals also at 1 30 p.m.
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Hot Columbus Edges Indians In Tight 3-2 Victory
The Columbus Red Birds defeated Indianapolis 3-2 to extend a four game win streak. Pitcher Brooks Lawrence earned his fourth straight win, improving to 5-2, despite Gale Wade’s two run homer for the Indians who led 2-1 after Mozzali’s first inning homer.
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Ohio
Columbus Red Birds
American Association
Indianapolis
the Birds
Brooks Lawrence
Gale Wade
Mo Mozzali
Mozzali
Downs
Baseball Set For Coonskin Park Season Opener
Coonskin Park hosts the Kanewhs Valley Junior League opener today at 2 p m as Branches meet Woodrum s in the first league games to be played at Coonskin Park. Director Frank A Knight Jr notes games run on weekdays and Sundays at the park, with no prior league play there.
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Coonskin
White Sox win 5-3 in 10th with errors and Vernon homer
Washington fielding miscues in the 10th inning allowed Chicago to score twice and beat the Senators 5-3. Virgil Trucks earned his seventh win after replacing Don Johnson in the ninth. Vernon's 10th inning homer capped the scoring. Fain and Batts figures cited.
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Don Johnson
Mel Hoderlein
Ferris Fain
Johnny Schmitz
George Kell
Mickey Vernon
Matt Batts
Jim Rivera
Fred Marsh
Fain
Johnny Groth
Kell
Batts
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Chicago
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Tom Wright
Ed FitzGerald
Johnson
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Carrangiel
Fox
Keil
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Blewers
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Viernon
Rbi
Fein
Foxnon
Gerald
Gerald Bunnels
Carri Groth
Runnela
Foz
Caegacual
Ain Carreston
Be—Schmits
Osi Johnson
Trucks
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HBP
Rivera
McKinley
Rong
Summers
Daa
Raschi First NL Loss As Phillies Down Cardinals 9-4
Philadelphia pitcher Vic Raschi suffered his first National League defeat, chased after seven innings as the Phillies built a 9-4 lead. Del Ennis hit his 11th homer for the Phillies amid nine hits off Raschi, while Stan Musial contributed for St. Louis with a two-run shot but lost a share of the league batting lead. Dickson earned the win with 8 strikeouts, and Ray Jablonski's three hits helped keep the Cards competitive despite the defeat.
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Raschi
Recchi
Brads
Rer
Lint Rice
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L—Rejan
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Rock Branch Leads Kanawha Baseball Standings
Kanawha Valley league action has Rock Branch atop with eight wins and one loss while Sissonville and Hurricane trail. Schedule shows Bell Lines, Dunlap-Starcher, White's Garage and Merchants among contenders as a manager meeting is planned for Wednesday.
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Army
Merchants
Lesson Field
Rock Branch
Nctting
Sissonville
Regni Renched
Sookie Place
Ieee
I &Urricane
Hell Lines
Monsanto
Seana Dunlappe
White
Chesapeake
Hurricenn
L Reed
Dunlap-Stercher
White's
Rock Brench
Dunlap-Starcherst Army
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Mansanto
Iday
Hurricane
Sisson
West Side Merchants
Dunlap-Starcher
Johnson Triumphs in Three Races at Dunbar Fairgrounds
St Albans driver H eppy Johnson won the 196 laps feature along with the first preliminary and the Australian pursuit at the Dunbar Fairgrounds. Gerry King and Harold Sergent, both of Dunbar, finished second and third in the feature. King won the second preliminary. other prelim winners included Bud Shaddock Parkersburg Ken Cavender and Jim Kuhn Charleston. Clunker races were won by Ron Miller and Charley Newcomer of South Charleston.
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Fairgrounds
Eppy Johnson
St. _Albans
Dunbar Fairgrounds
Gerry King
Harold Sergent
Dunbar
King
Bud Shaddock
Parkersburg
Ken Cavender
Jim Kuhn
Charleston
Senators Rally To Narrow Gap In Standings
Rex Jones relieved Hairston then exited in the sixth after a three run Charleston burst. Baro’s misplay, Balcena and Sleater scored, Kropf’s fly drove in, Hairston delivered a clutch three bagger, and Garbowsky, Ware contributed. Senators close to seventh and three games behind sixth place Blues.
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Rex Jones
Hairston
Ware
Baro
Schulz
Killinger
Jones
Charleston
Torpey
Balcena
Sleater
Kropf
Grays Open Indepent Baseball League With 5 0 Win
Grays blanked Winfield 5 0 in the official opening of the Independent Baseball League. P Smith earned the win and Wright took the loss. Today Nitro visits River Bend and Scott Depot faces King's Black Sox at Cabell Field at 2 pm.
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Grays
Winfield
P. Smith
Wright
Nitro
River Bend
Scott Depot
King’s
Black Sox
Cabell Field
Sports Writers Continued From Page 23
A college sports section recounts a grim incident where mourners, angry over a man’s death, hurled rocks at his headstone during a visitation, illustrating tensions around a local athlete’s passing and community reactions.
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