Upset Victory Shocks Kanawha County Women Golf
Mrs. A J Lindenberg upset medalist Mrs. D H Huffman 4 and 3 in the second round at Kannock Gate. Lindenberg narrowed Huffman’s lead with a strong finish, advancing to the semi finals as other veterans, including Mrs. Wright and Mrs. Smith, also win their matches. A Scotch foursome and consolation events draw 30 participants at Meadow Brook Recreation Club with play resuming tomorrow.
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Southmoor
Kanawha County
D. H
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Kannock Gate
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Awe Mors
Wright
Dale Wade
John EK. Talman
Williamson
T. N. Spencer
Smith
Huffman
Lindberg
Helen Tattersall
William Thayer
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C. Wright
Wiliam Thayer
Hardman on Sports by A. L. Hardman
The Gazette sports editor A. L. Hardman delivers a weekly column assessing local teams, standout players, and upcoming matchups with sharp insights and timely context.
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Hardman
the Gazette
Migration slows as jobs shrink in Florida rumors fade
West Virginia coaches show less migration to Florida amid scarce openings though legislative raises for Florida teachers make the state appealing. Jerome Ruby of South Charleston denies solid plans to move, while former high school star Jim McDowell notes Florida jobs are filling fast. West Virginia State starts football with Marshall College, Morris Harvey on schedule shifts, and Charleston eyes promotions and attendance boosts at Watt Powell Park to sustain Triple A baseball.
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Jerome Ruby
South Charleston
Vero Beach
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Melbourne
Bob
Marshall College
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Herb Royer
Jackets
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Marshall
State
Morris Harvey
Fairfield Stadium
Big Green
Golden Eagles
Mate
Hillman Lyons
Charleston
Watt Powell Park
Chamber of Commerce
Lyons
Carbide
DuPont
Westvaco
Viscose
Monsanto
Senators
Red-Hot Cards Stretch Win Streak to Seven
St. Louis Cardinals beat the Philadelphia Phillies 5 to 2 at Connie Mack Stadium before 23 888 fans. Alvin Dark had a double and three singles, Hal Smith hit a homer and triple, and Stan Musial extended his consecutive games played to 22. Pitcher Murry Dickson earned his third win while Curt Simmons took the loss.
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Alvin Dark
Hal Smith
St. Louis Cardinals
Philadelphia Phillies
Connie Mack Stadium
St. Louis
Stan Musial
Musial
Pittsburgh
Gus Suhr
Little Murry Dickson
Phillies
Lefty
Curt Simmons
Gomez Beats Cubs for Eighth Win in Giants Victory
New York Giants snap a four game skid with a 5-4 win over the Chicago Cubs as Ruben Gomez becomes the NL's first pitcher to eight wins. The 29 year old righthander limits Chicago to six hits and six strikeouts after Giants erupt for three runs in the first inning on Willie Mays two run homer and Hank Sauer RBI grounder. Cubs score in fifth as Cal Neeman, Chuck Tanner, Lee Walls mix in with a bunt single leading to a run.
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Lee Walls
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Roger Craig
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Eddie Mathews
Hank Aaron
Adcock
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Gino Cimoli
the Brooks
Huntington Hockey Club Suspended and Louisville Added to IHL
Huntington W Va franchise suspended for a year at a league meeting in Fort Wayne while Louisville Ind was accepted as the sixth member of the International Hockey League. Louisville had applied three weeks earlier in Toledo. Frank Gallagher said local efforts to save Huntington’s franchise yielded no word on reinstatement.
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Millers End Senators Streak With 4-3 Victory
Minneapolis Millers beat the Charleston Senators 4-3 at Watt Powell Park to snap a five game Seattle? no, five game winning streak. Big Max Surkont started strong with a 4-0 lead before Senators rallied on Archie Wilson and Eddie Wilson homers. Bill Taylor provided the decisive two run shot in the first inning and Ed Bressoud Jim Davenport and Surkont added key hits in the second to seal the one run win.
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the Gazette
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Archie Wilson
Eddie Wilson
Surkont
Bill Taylor
Pete Vosey
Carlos Paula
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Vojey
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Taylor
Ed Bressoud
Jim Davenport
Wayne Terwilliger
Joe Presko
Little Joe
Jack Tobin
Paula
Pitching duel unfolds as Surkont shuts down club
In a tight game at Charleston against Indianapolis and other midweek matchups, Surkont delivers a masterful performance allowing a lone homer by Wilson in the second inning. Bob Thorpe, Bill Wilson, and Don Griffin contribute key hits and a sacrifice fly as Joe waits for victory.
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Bob Thorpe
Bill Wilson
Don Griffin
Taylor
Braves cruise past Reds as Thomson props Milwaukee
In Cincinnati, Fondy and Purkey spark a 7-2 Braves win with two RBIs apiece as Virdon and Freese also drive runs. In Brooklyn, Bobby Thomson hits a grand slam to power the Braves past the Dodgers 7-2, with Joe Adcock adding a homer and Ray Crone earning the win.
Triple Play Fails To Help Cincinnati
The Cincinnati Redlegs turn a first NL season triple play but fall 8-1 to the Pittsburgh Pirates. Bob Purkey limits Cincinnati to five hits as Pittsburgh cruises behind 13 hits and six for extra bases. Don Gross is tagged with the loss. Purkey earns his first victory over Cincinnati in a career split.
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