Krausse Hurls 6 Strong Innings In 5-1 Win
Kamiee Triplets beat the Indians 5-1 Sunday at Watt Powell Park as Lew Krausse, a 9 year old pitcher, delivered six strong innings in his mound return. The $125,000 prospect passed a test of his matching arm with flying colors.
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Senators sweep doubleheader vs Tigers in high-scoring pair
Washington opened a split season sweep by routing Detroit 21 and 54 to extend a four game winning streak. Chavarria led the attack with four of five while Krausse bested Lopez in a 43 decision. Binghamton won four of 13 against Charleston as Duke Sims avoided injury after a foul pop.
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Local rider caps blue ribbon prize at West Virginia show
Charleston rider L. L. McClung aboard Dicta earns the Governor's Challenge Trophy in the West Virginia Championship Horse Show at the Civic Center. McClung won the five gaited class after defeating 10 rivals to close the third annual event. other riders claiming titles include Jones Wilhelms Graham Hanshaw Shifler Hooker Erlenbach Shnively Boreman Schroff and Wilenn.
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Marvin Wilenn
Twins Sweep Into Second in Hunter Show Highlights
Earl Frazier rode for Beverly Crest Farm to dominate hunter classes, capturing five firsts and the green working hunters championship. Lin Yeiser of Cincinnati finished second as Frazier also rode the champion working hunter. Other winners included Sammy Wart, Diana Green, Susan Dean, and Janie Dean in various divisions.
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Palmer, Yankees lose as Orioles edge in twin bill
Orioles rally in nightcap after Bob Turley limited the streaking Yankees to six hits. In the opener Whitey Herzog and Russ Snyder led Baltimore in a high scoring game, with several players contributing to a 7-3 defeat. The New York lineup featured Robinson and Brandt at key moments as Baltimore moved within striking distance in the standings.
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Twins Rally To Doubleheader Win Over White Sox
Rich Rollins sparked the Twins with hot hitting while a trio of Minnesota pitchers anchored a doubleheader sweep over Chicago. The victory moved Minnesota into second place in the American League as Versalles and Allison homered for the Twins, with strong relief work sealing the wins.
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Redman Captures Peytona Feature At Drawdy Speedway
Herbert Redman won the 25 lap Peytona feature at Drawdy Motor Speedway with Edgar Sigmon second and Duke Dotson third. A 50 lap trophy feature is set for next Sunday June 17 amid 105 total laps announced.
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Jake Sauley
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Edegor Sigman
Bobby Deal
Carmel Mitchall
Angels Rout KC to Seize Fourth in AL Race
Los Angeles hammered Kansas City for 29 hits to take fourth place in the American League with a 14-6 victory in the first game and 6-? in the second. The box score lists key Angels hitters and pitchers including Averill, Moran, and Williamsport. Kansas City’s Tartabull and Rodgers produced offense as Los Angeles jumped in the standings.
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Edgewood Golf Tourney Yields Close Scores and Family Wins
In a father and son event at Berry Hill Chub Edgewood Country Club, Herlihy and son Reid shot 68 to win first place. Wayne Rich with Skip and Randy posted 73s, while Ed and Mark Tutwiler along with Pete and Brice Lowman ended at 74. Other matches featured Mattison shoots 67 and Kanawha Country Club day results, as Kanawha Valley Women’s Golf Association begins entry rounds.
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Gene Littler Wins Rich Jersey Event
Gene Littler wins a prestigious iGolf Classic at Upper Mont, finishing with a strong 73 to tie with Ted Ells who shot 71. Littler held the lead as challengers pushed to the end on the 7,065-yard par 72 course, securing third money and the $925,000 first prize.
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Pack Out Front In Valley League Seeks Fast Start
Pack Lumber Co leads the Kanawha Valley Baseball League with five straight wins. Henson Construction sits second after beating Danville 7 4 on Danville’s field as Jerry Smith hits two doubles and a home run. standings show Pack Lumber 5 0, Hanson 4 1, Truman 1, Danville 0 4. Leading hitters include Mensch, Jerry Smith 3 4 with two doubles, Pete Kelley 3 4 with a triple and homer, Roy Kuhl 2 2 with a double.
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Marshall Scores At Valley Track
M. D. Marshall of Sissonville won the feature race Sunday at the St. Albans Valley Raceway and captured the second heat. Other winners include Robert Smith of St. Albans in the first heat, Richard Lawson of St. Albans in the third heat, and Bob Browning of St. Albans in the Australian pursuit. Nineteen cars raced this Sunday with seven more expected for the June 17 program.
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