North team adds Ends and Tackles for summer football clash
FOLLANSBEE June 8. Coach Gus Winter strengthens the North squad for the 19th annual North South football game to be played near Dunbar. Center Jack Hare of Shinnston and End Jack Watkins of Parkersburg accept invites, bringing total selections to 13. final roster to 25 before training two weeks prior to the game. The North lines include Ends Bob Summers Parkersburg Bob Underdonk Moundsville Denny Williams Follansbee, Tackles Robert Lee Huff Farmington Homer Potts Chester, Guards Roland Bohrer New Martinsville Harvey McCulley Triadelphia, Center Jack Hare Shinnston. Worth-South selections list Buck Johnny Heiner Parkersburg Fred Wyant Weston Gilbert Punky Goodwin Clarksburg Mike Beta Clarksburg Dominic Pellicietti Follansbee John Zakalt Ollanshee. Coach Herb Royer Logan has 12 to date with Ends Bill Bingham Gary Dan Hastings Huntington Vinson, Tackles Jose Lopez Gary Buzz Rowsey Charleston Ken Bardin Ravenswood, Guards Tommy Owen Charleston Herb Fitzsimmons Stonewall Jackson, Backs Dale Boyd Huntington Vinson Charley McKown Wayne Dennis Bo Adkins Logan Boyce Jarrett Stonewall Jackson Whitey Estep Logan.
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Punky) Goodwin
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Stonewall Jackson
Dale Boyd
Charley McKown
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Bo) Adkins
Boyce Jarrett
Whitey Estep
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Giants Rally Past Pirates for 9-1 Victory in Pittsburgh
The New York Giants defeated the Pittsburgh Pirates 9-1 at Forbes Field. Alvin Dark opened the scoring with a homer, Bobby Elliott added a long shot, Wes Westrum and Bill Rigney drove in runs, and Jansen and D'Greco contributed RBIs as New York built an early lead and exploded for five more in the seventh.
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DeVan And Farmers Secure Third Straight Little League Wins
DeVan of the Southern League and Farmers Hardware of the Western League posted their third consecutive Little League victories yesterday. Farmers routed Lynn Goshorn 16 to 0 with Pepper Carte and Goose Reynolds homering. DeVan beat Tag Galyean 5 to 3 behind Johnny Bradford’s two doubles and a single. In Sunday’s third game, Woodrums won 7 to 4 over Londeree in the Southern League, with Hoo’ Stone earning the win and also homering.
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Goose” Reynolds
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Dodgers extend win streak with two wins at Crosley Field
Dodgers swept a doubleheader at Crosley Field, defeating the Reds 10 to 4 and 7 to 4 to stretch their run to seven straight victories. Cincinnati dropped from fourth to fifth, as Carl Furillo hit a late grand slam and Duke Snider Roy Campanella homered for the Dodgers. Frank Smith faltered in the eighth after a strong start, yielding a string of singles to Jackie Robinson.
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Cal Abrams Sold to Reds in Brooklyn Trade
The Cincinnati Reds announced the purchase of Cal Abrams from the Brooklyn Dodgers for cash and a second player to be named later. Abrams, 28, is a left fielder standing six feet tall and weighing 185 pounds. He played 67 games last season with Brooklyn, hitting three home runs and driving in 19 with a .280 average, and appeared in 19 games this season for the Dodgers, mainly as a pinch hitter, collecting two hits in 10 at bats.
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Dodgers Load Bases as Patko and Hodges Spark Early Rally
In Brooklyn a rough start for pitchers Ralph Branca and Frank Hiller gave way to a Dodgers burst. Patko and Hodges fueled a four run first inning with four walks and four singles, as the Dodgers pursue a quick edge in the opening game.
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Tien Furida
Ralph Branca
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Kanawha County Women’s Amateur Golf Starts Qualifying
Qualifying for the Kanawha County Women’s Amateur opens today at Kanawha Country Club to pick four Flight winners for Tuesday match play. Defenders like Miss Fourche and contenders Mrs Ruby Huffman Mrs V Smith and Loren Wright are viewed as threats. Smith’s 83 Friday and past titles keep her a dark horse as others chase the record and finals on Friday.
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Kanawha County
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Dea) Smith
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Smith
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Frank Hoferer
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Charlie Rotgin
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Bosox Nats Swap Ken Wood and Archie Wilson
Washington Senators traded outfielder Archie Wilson to Boston Red Sox for outfielder Ken Wood in a straight swap. President Clark Griffith said no money changed hands. Wilson, batting 228, joined the Senators on May 3 and had helped lift the club from the second division before recent slump.
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Buck Conley Ace Sinks Hole at Edgewood Country Club
Buck Conley, a 25-year golfing veteran, scored his first hole in one on the 143-yard ninth at Edgewood Country Club. He completed the round with an 80. Playing with Conley were Frank Beil Jr, Phil Ziler, and Charles E Hodges.
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LaMotta Faces Murphy in Detroit Top Battle This Week
In New York on June 8 Pi A pair of veterans Jake LaMotta and Trish Bob Murphy clash again after a July bout halted by officials Murphy scored a seventh round technical knockout. LaMotta seeks revenge in Detroit where he has recent wins and a draw plus a claim of never being knocked down. Georgie Araujo meets Li L Artur King at Madison Square Garden in a severe test with King a British Empire lightweight champion and Araujo holding a near perfect record prior to the bout.
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Trish Bob Murphy
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Gene Hairston
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