Dodgers cruise past Reds for sixth straight win
In New York on June 11, the Brooklyn Dodgers beat the Cincinnati Reds 11 to 3 as Roy Campanella hit two home runs and Don Newcombe earned his third win with nine strikeouts. The defeat dropped Cincinnati further behind in the standings and widened the Dodgers lead in the National League. The Yankees overwhelmed the Indians 12 to 8, cementing their five game edge in the American League while Detroit fell to Washington 9 to 8.
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York
Brooklyn Dodgers
Cincinnati Reds
Chicage
Bouton
Dodgers
Braves
Hart
St. Louis Cardinals
Philadelphia Phils
Ken Raffensberger
Roy Campanella
Pee Wee Reese
Don Newcombe
Jimmy Broadworth
Danny Litwhiler
Reds
Walt
Dubiel
Emil Rush
Cub
Rhander
Cubs
Vern Brickford
Emil ‘Verban
Herman Reich
Phil Cavarretta
George Munger
Phillies
Hank Borony
Marty Marion
Nippy Jones
Riddle
Giants
Elmer Riddle
Hank Behrman
Bobhy Thomson
Will Marshall
Bob Feller
Lin
Yankees
Tribe
Indians
Allie Reynolds
Joe Page
Joe Gordon
Gordon
Tigers
Clyde Vollmer
Fred Hutchinson
Gil Coan
Ed Stewart
Washington
Dizzy Trout
Senators
Philadelphia Athletics
St. Louis Browns
St. Louis
Boston Red Sox
Chicago White Sox
Log Cabin Chess Club to Play in Charleston
The Log Cabin Chess Club from West Orange New Jersey travels to Charleston for games on Friday and Saturday August 26 and 27 against Charleston and Carbide teams with a Huntington match possible. The club will tour Canada Mexico and the United States this summer. Bob Jamison will edit the West Virginia Chess Bulletin succeeding Gene Collett. Six contests in the Charleston Chips Club summer event yielded two wins by Phil Rubin over Harry Sweeney while Dave Bowen CHS star beat Ches Ray. Edwin Faust leads with 4 points Rubin moves into second with 3.5 points.
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Log Cabin Chess Club
West Orange
N. J
Charleston
Charleston and Carbide
Huntington
Log Cabin
Canada
Mexico
USA
Bob Jamison
W. Va. Chess Bulletin
Gene Collett
Bulletin
State Chess Association
Krot C
Charleston Chips Club
Phil Rubin
Harry Sweeney
Ray McNemee
Dave Bowen
CHS Star
Ches Ray
Edwin Faust
Phi Rubin
Interstate Amateur Tourney Shapes Up in Virginias
The interstate golf match between Virginia and West Virginia amateurs aims for June 30 at White Sulphur Springs with 18-hole foursomes and two-man teams. West Virginia’s Fred Banneret will captain the squad, with plans for 11 or 22 players and a potential home-and-home format next year at Hot Springs and the Greenbrier.
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Associated Press
Atile
Virginia
West Virginia
White Sulphur Springs
Fred G. Bannerat
Charleston
Bannerat
John Battle
Charlonessville
Virginia Amateur Golf Assoc
Old Dominion
Hot Springs
West
Buannerot
Charleston State
Ed M. Tutwiler, Jr
Moont Hope
Billy Campbell
Huntington
Tom Bloch
Wheeling
Jack Hoblitzell
Parkersburg
Paul Bennett
Martinsburg
Jack Peck
Logan
S. P. Davis
Banneret
Bill Battle
J. J. Herlihy
Helly Reed
Ray Tincher
Charles Stewart Wins Dunbar Feature Race Action
Charles Stewart driving his Mid get No 21 led the 2 lap feature at the Dunbar quarter mile track before a record crowd. Speedy Estep won both the Australian Pursuit and Helmet Dash in his D-d car from Charles ton. Heats were led by Keith Berthesat Carl Parsons O B Cottrell Troy Brown Red Lanham and Dec Folden in the fourth heat.
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Charles Stewart
Dunbar
Estep
Persuit
Charleston
Keith Berthesat
Carl Parsons
O. B. Cottrell
Troy Brown
Stewart
Red Lanham
Dec Folden
Old Timers to Play The Rendezvous Club Match
The Rendezvous club hosts the Old Timers in a 4 memory game at Magazine field this afternoon at 4 p m. Cochrané will pitch for the veterans while Swifty Wingo handles the other side. A party at the Rendezvous club house will follow the game for both teams.
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Rendezvous Club
Magazine Field
Cochrané
Swifty Wingo
Dan's Play Twin Bill On Reynolds Diamond
Dan Millers softball team seeks its second and third wins of the season after a 4 1 victory over Rendezvous. They face Farmer's Market at North Charleston at 2 30 pm and Preston Harman Uoleoma will pitch. Call 39 7856 to arrange games within 50 miles of Charleston.
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Rendezvous
Dan Miller
Si Sne
Reynolds
Farmer's Market
North Charleston
Pean
Dan
Preston
Harman
Uoleoma
Donom
Charleston
Miller
Canot Captures Belmont Derby In A Half Length Thriller
Capot, ridden by Ted Atkinson for Greentree, edged Calumet Farm's Ponder by a half length to win the Belmont Stakes. Palestini was third as Capot covered the one and a half mile fast track in 2 30 1 3, earning $60,900 to raise his career total to $273,685.
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Belmont
Greentree Stables
Ted Atkinson
Belmont Pack
Ponder
Calumet Farm
Steve Brooks
Trails Capot
Palestinian
Eddie Arcard
Canot
John Chanaler
New York
Greentree Stable
Palestini
Atkinson
Seventh Post
Capat
Fower Massjaor Mievers
Eben H. ‘Ellison, Jr
Y Sun’ Bahram
Greentree
Khousat Ponder
Menon-Piquet
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the Fitzytraier
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