Senators Top Millers in 5-2 Victory at Watt Powell Park
Charleston Senators defeated the Minneapolis Millers 5-2 at Watt Powell Park to sweep the series 3-1. Lou Limmer and Reno Bertoia hit home runs, with Eddie McGhee adding two doubles and Stewart a triple as Frank Skaff’s club slugged nine hits off three Millers pitchers. Host earned the win for Charleston, while Phil Paine took the loss for Minneapolis.
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A. L. Hardman
the Gazette
Charleston Senators
Lou Limmer
Reno Bertoia
Minneapolis Millers
Watt Powell Park
Hamere Tha
Senators
Stewart
Eddie McGhee
Minneapolis
Charleston
Millers
Eddie Stanky
Walt Powell Park
Frank Skaff
Gene Host
Gil Coan
Eddie Bressoyd
Skall
Bob Tiefenauer
Host
Phil Paine
Limmer
McGhee
Walt Strenli
Paine
Strenli
Mel Held
Zertoia
Mel
Curt Bradford
Big Fellow
Leé Tate
Boo Lennon
Rapp
Tiefenauer
Bill Taylor
Tate
Dean
Bressoud
Bertoia
Minneafolis Arrhor Tate
Tntaly
Charlestys
Satford
Malmberg
Bertols
Poess
Tretinguer
Taftale
Pale
Jenkins
RBI
Hepp
Bertoin
Streud
Caum
Bertola
Har- Virgil
Trapp
Gerry Morrissey
Lee Tate
Bob Lennon
Walt Streulix
Stanky
Patchnson
Gazette
Ferrell
Senator Notes: Byrd Opens Series Against Omaha Cardinals
Senator pitcher Harry Byrd 1-2 faces Tom Cheney 3-3 of Omaha in the 8 p m opener of a four game series at Watt Powell Park. Attendance for the season at the park reaches 58 301 through 25 home openings, with Buffalo's attendance also higher than last season. Kenny Skaff, five year old son of manager Frank Skaff, joins Charleston in a new uniform and riverside locale.
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Harry Byrd
Chicago White Sox
Senators
Omaha Cardinals
Byrd
Tom Cheney
Omaha
Cheney
Hilltran Lyons
Watt Powell Park
Buffalo
Lyons
Charleston
Frank Skaff
Kenneth
Kenny) Skaff
Skaff
Baltimore
Kenny
Spring Hill
Giants Rally to Beat Braves 5-3 in Milwaukee
New York rips Milwaukee 5-3 as Whitey Lockman drives in the fourth run in a big seventh inning. Antonelli relieves to earn his fifth win, while Spahn takes the loss after an early 3-0 lead. Phillips and Gomez pitch for the Braves, with Red Murff finishing.
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Milwaukee
Fourraun
Warren Spsha
New York Giants
Milwaukee Braves
Johnny Antonelli
Braves
Whitey Lockman
Giants
Spahn
New York
Red Murff
Loghman
Taylor Phillips
Antonelli
Ruben Gomez
Dee
Bob Thomson
Danny O'Connell
Willie Mays
Foster Castleman
Bill White
Daryl Spencer
Lockman
Abhay
Logan
Mueller
Meys
Aaron
Bruton
Patko
Adcock
Gorioz
Torre Tho
Murif P
Goa
Tanly
Gemez
Torre
Burtt
Ain Mays
Gustieman
White
Spencer
Agron
Thomson
Crandall
RBS
Castleman
Spain
O'Connell
Ileman
Whiwell
Leli
Ae Wankee If
Spebn
Murti
Phillips
Real
Gomex
Antonell
Littler Takes Round Robin to Capture Title
Gene Littler of Singing Hills California won the Round Robin Golf Tournament worth 15 000 finishing 90 holes at 344 a plus 55 in the round robin. Ted Kroll 3437 71 finished second and Don Finsterwald 51 27 earned third while Sam Snead slipped back. Littler earned over 30000 in prize money with top awards totaling 5000 3000 and 1500 for the top spots.
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Gene Littler
Singing Hills
Calif
Littler
Ted Kroll
Art
Wall
Krull
Wyka
Pyl
Don Finsterwald
Bedford
Heights
Ohio
Bulle
Wykagyl
National Ametetr
Chamn*i Pion
San Antonio
Sam Snead
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Jack Burke
Doug Ford
Hills
Ted Krol
Fl. Lauderdale
Fyn
Bedford Heighis
Houston
Tex
Oss
Bly Maxwell
Dieden
Texas
TPMT
ARES
Tommy Bell
Pater Thomson
Australia
L W
Apple Valley
Mike Sovehak
Grossinger
Manopac
N.Y
Breensburg
San Francisco
Henry Coton
Bugland E
Kraft
Finsterwatd
Burke
Maxwell
Belt
Tuoman
Snead
Souchak
Ford
Rosburg
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Charley Kress
Charley
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Jim
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Gene
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