Slumps Mount for Senator Hurlers Amid Scoring Drought
Charleston pitchers struggle as Senator hurlers post a string of shutouts and low scoring games. Gene Host pitched seven innings in a near win while the lineup failed to support him. The piece also notes football and basketball news from WVU and other regional sports, with mentions of players, coaches, and upcoming events.
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Charleston
Harry
Frord
Paul
Senators
Gene Host
Frank Skaff
Gene
Dave Rider
Y.P.1
West Virginia
Myles Trout
Big Creek
Cincinnati Reds
Birdie Tech
Betts
Joo; Nuwhall
State Cagers Beat Kentucky Despite Fourth Quarter Rally
West Virginia high school stars defeated Kentucky 107 to 90 after a third-quarter surge. Kelly Coleman of Wayland and Dan Mills of Berea led Kentucky with 24 points each, while West Virginia’s Star of Stars Howard Hurt scored 36 to claim top honors.
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Kentucky
Coleman
West Nets
Blue Grass
West Virginia
Howard Hurt
Beckley
Tate
Sud
Hert
Jim Warren
Clarks
Nury Washington Irving
Carl Johnson
Williamson
Ted
Jerry West
West Bank
Withrow
Kelly Coleman
Wayland
Dan Mills
Berea
Senators Rally Past Millers In Eight For Opener Win
Charleston's Senators erased a 3-0 lead by the Minneapolis Millers then pushed across the decisive run in the eighth on Lou Limmer's single. Marlowe earned his first win of the season, Bradford took the loss after a rough seventh.
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AL N. Wardman
The
Gazette
Charleston
Senators
Lou Limmer
Minneapolis Millers
Watt Powell Park
Wall Streuk
We An
Hal Woods
Dick Barlown
Curt Barclay
Steve Demeter
Eddie McGhee
Barclay
Demeter
Streali
Woodeshick
Bob Lennon
Noliady
Gail Harris
Jake Henkins
Willie Kirkland
Chick King
Harris
Jenkins
Woodie
Marlowe
Kirkland
Ossie Virgil
Eddie Bressoud
Bill Taylor
Bill Bradford
Miller
Bradford
Harry Malmberg
Reno Bertaia
Charley Kress
Bertaia
Limmer
Gingle
Malmberg
Virgil
Bressaud
Hitler Joe Bracchitta
Millers
Minneapolis
Konikowski
Schedule of American Association games noted
The card lists matches for the American Association with Minneapolis at Charleston, St. Paul at Louisville, Denver at Wichita, and Omaha at Indianapolis plus a 6:30 p.m. kickoff in Minneapolis versus Charleston and other pairings across the league.
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Charleston
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Louisville
Wichita
Denver
Indianapolis
Omaha
Tadas
Minneapols
LWO
Minneapolisry
Omahare
Sir Paul Shee
Wad
Klaus Double Carries Boston Past Chisox
Boston breaks a tie in the seventh on Billy Klaus's two run double to beat Chicago. Willard Nixon earns the win, aided by Don Buddin and Jim Piersall. Ted Williams shines with a run producing triple and a solid day at the plate despite chilly rain.
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Boston
Billy Klaus
Doula
Chicago
Willard Nixon
Don Buddin
Jim Piersall
Klaus
Ted Williams
Ted
Jim Rivera
Ghicaga
Ahha
Minoxo
Pietsaler
Fox
Doby
Willims
Polley
Stephens
Rivera
Young Climbs to Finals in JCC Tennis Tourney
Stefan Young won by default over Nick Nicholas and defeated Bob Davis 6-2 6-2 to reach the boys under 18 final at Walt Powell Annex. Bud Store and Jim Nutter fight for the other finalist as finals for all divisions are set for Sunday at 2 p.m. Susan Alexander and Linda Hester advanced in girls under 18.
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Stefan Young
Chamber of Commerce
Walt Powell Annex
Young
Nick Nicholas
Bob Davis
Bud Store
Jim Nutter
Susan Alexander
Linda Hester
Mils
Regutts Girke
Atreh Srs
Mary Dixon
Barbers Eraion
Mary Lou Gresham
A. Benty Anderson
Jane Hestnr
Raws Green
Karen Lilly
Patty Mebolet
Barbara Sehudad
Pal Booxer
Danas Conor
Jane Hester
Barbara Schude
Susan
Dane Staub
Jess Shea Q
Sharon Thompson
Danny Conner Sinktha
Natawe Smith
Karen Lily feCue
Mary Chanmane Ghirler Shea
Meryauille Smith
Employee League Baigsta Ang IF Sadval Oranance
An obscure report describes a local league event featuring teams including Sadval Oranance and Yomer Wale. The piece mentions a tuner named Saturn and references Radiative Datpett in connection with Leishman.
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Baigsta
Oranance
Cherame Cov
Nawatty
Sanhle Leishman
Patterson Wins Split Decision Over Jackson at Madison Square Garden
Floyd Patterson defeats Tommy Jackson by split decision in 12 rounds at Madison Square Garden. Patterson suffers a right hand fracture that could sideline him eight weeks to three months, with plans for a potential September match against Archie Moore.
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Bem Cere
Hurricane Jackson
Floyd Patterson
New York
Madison Square Garden
Patterson
Tommy
Hurricane) Jackson
Madison Square Garden, West
Harry Kessler
Jackson
Galen
Archie Moore
Rocky Marciano
Alexander Schiff
Commission
Schiff
Cus D'Amato
Raw
Cus Dinato
Reed
Margiana
Unclear Little League Recap with Mixed Team Notes
A jumbled 1994 Little League summary lists players and scores with many garbled names. Mentions include Frank Miurola Clinton Pov Tom Thornhill Dor Carter Keeser Marple and Butter tuse Phillips. The fragment references batting, pitching, and team standings across several leagues and cities, but most details are unreadable.
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Luatier Kroger Gos
Gutter Kyust
Frank Miurola
Clinton Pov
Tom Thornhill
Dor Carter
Luatiine
Keeser
Marple
Homer
Neale
Bolin
I Oort
Buttertuse
Phillins
Warwinks
Thorn
Thornhi
Walters Assigned To Augusta Club In Senator Notes
Detroit Tigers general manager Harold Ruel inspected the Charleston club during a visit to Augusta with signs of personnel changes. Outfielder Kenny Walters, leading the Senators with seven homers, was sent to Augusta in an option move while batting .259 with 23 RBIs. Talks of reshaping the Senators’ power and potential focus on Charleston pitchers were noted as Detroit eyeed farm staff moves.
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Harold
Mudily) Ruel
Detroit, Tigers
Charleston
Kenny Walters
Augusta Club
Kenny
Senators
Lin Senators
Ruel
Charleston Pilohing
Ian
Tigers
Tiger
Hilbnan Lyons
Jimmy Campbell
Detroit
Farm Ghreeter
Indians blank Yankees 9-0 as Wynn wins sixth
Cleveland beat New York 9-0 behind Early Wynn a five hitter for his sixth victory Whitey Ford took the loss as Carrasquel and Rosen drove in three runs each. Hegan loaded the bases and Wynn was walked to force in a run in the fifth.
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New York
Chico Carrasquel
al Rosenach
Cleveland Indians
Early Wynn
New York Yankees
Indians
Wynn
Rosen
Whitey Ford
Tribe
Carrasquel
RBI
Jerry Coleman
Forestter
Jim Hegan
Cleveland
Maury McDermott
Hegan
Wyn
Mickey Mantle
Joe Collins
Ed Robinson
Ford
McDerpatt
Ford J
McDérimoty
AOS
MeDermuit
Amomt
Berry
Horacack
Sinnett Triumphs in Skyline Stock Car Races
Bill Sinnett of Parkersburg dominated Skyline Raceway events winning the first heat the Australian Pursuit and the 25 lap feature trophy race after placing second in time trials He also led in several heats with strong showings from Ruel Davis Gene Comstock and Bud Davis among others.
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Skyline Raceway
Wight
Bill Sinnett
Parkersburg
Ruel Davis
Bill Stonetts Binmett
Franklin
Adkins
Gene Camsinck
C. E. Franklin
Joe Cheadler
Ll Adkins
Gene Comstock
Bill Stinnett
Riel Davis
Diene Comstock
Russell Adkins
Gene Cat Stock
Bud Davis
Au Pritce
C. BE. Franklin
Strictly Stock
Bill Hardox
Bob Carpenwen
Doug White
C. E. Settle
Bad Johnson
C. £. Smile
bin Keaton
Homer Graham
Charley West
Roy Clark
Vwelap
Fe. Sette
Bob Johnson
Fred Sykes
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