Marlins sweep doubleheader from Rochester Wings at Watt Powell Park
In a Sunday doubleheader at Watt Powell Park, the Charleston Marlins defeated the Rochester Red Wings 8-5 in game one and completed a sweep with a nightcap win. Joe Morgan and Julio Goray Sadowski sparked offense in the opener, while Ray Washburn tossed a four hitter to seal the second game's victory as Morgan extended hitting streaks to 19 games in franchise action.
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Essegian Powers Indians in Doubleheader Sweep
Chuck Essegian claimed both games for the league leading Cleveland Indians as they swept Kansas City 7-3 and 4-3. He hit a two run homer in the seventh and a three run blast in the eighth after pinch running for Jim Piersall in the fifth. Dick Stigman pitched four innings of one hit relief to win the opener in his first appearance this year.
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Duke Dominates Western Michigan In NCAA Baseball Action
Duke topples Western Michigan 15-3 behind strong hitting and clocked fielding as Howser leads with power. Kirkland and Temple add key RBI while Pitchers Held and Phillips combine for solid relief to seal the win.
Heavy Scoring In Legion Ball Brightens Sunday Action
Area American Legion games produced high run totals as South Charleston crushed Whitesville 14 to 2 and St. Albans defeated Dunbar 13 to 3 while Charleston routed Fayetteville 9 to 3. Key hitters included Schoonover Hawkins Smith Turner with two hits apiece and Kessinger adding a three run homer for South Charleston. Dunbar vs Charleston scheduled Tuesday at Cabell Field.
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Isiderowf Victor Wins Sunnehanna Amateur Golf Title
Siderowf Victor of New Britain Connecticut won the Sunnehanna amateur golf championship Sunday with a four round total of 280 two over par. He finished one stroke ahead of James Dolan of Leicester Massachusetts and Macnee Siderowf finished just behind in third.
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Tigers win 11th inning comeback over Senators in marathon twin bill
Detroit defeats Washington 7-6 after Steve Boros singles with bases loaded in the 11th. Earlier, the Senators won the opener 7-4 as rookie Joe McCain held Detroit to four runs. Norm Cash hit three homers in the doubleheader, Kaline added two, and Cash belted milestones.
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Meadowbrook Qualifying Scores Rise for Tourney
Weare club manager Kirk reports soaring Meadowbrook qualifying scores as rainy weather kept grounds crews from mowing. Dick Vaughan leads with 78 while 21 members have qualified and nine more seek spots today. Open to Kanawha Valley males 18 plus. non members qualify today. entry aims for 40+.
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Sinclair nets first ace at Kapowha via seven iron
Robert M. Sinclair made his first hole in one Sunday at Kapowha Country Club. He holed a seven iron shot on the 120 yard 10th hole while playing with Ross Parker Bill Covert and Fred McClure.
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