Dark Day in Pappy Lewis Career at WVU Football
On January 16 1960 Elvis Stahr WVU president announced the board would reappoint Pappy Lewis on a tentative basis while signaling his fate. The move left Lewis crushed and he resigned on April 20 with Gene Corum expected to take over as head coach of the Mountaineers.
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Indians edge Pioneers 3-0 in nightcap to split twin bill
Hermas Starette pitched 5 1/3 clean innings to earn his fifth win, allowing three hits and one walk with six strikeouts as West Virginia beat Charleston 3-0 after a 3-3 tie in the opener. Dave Seemann hit a second homer for the Indians and Keith Williams and Hector Cardenas ended hitless as Seaman struggled.
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Detroit swimmer Mary Margaret Revell, 24, failed a roundtrip crossing attempt of the Gibraltar Strait due to rough seas near Algeciras Spain. She had been in the water about four hours when the schedule ended and was hospitalized. she plans to try again June 18.
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Gentile Delivers for Orioles in 7 4 Victory over Red Sox
Jim Gentile fueled Baltimore with three hits including a homer and a sacrifice fly as the Orioles beat the Red Sox 7 to 4 in Boston. Brooks Robinson added a homer and a double. Hoyt Wilhelm finished the win in relief of starter Steve Barber while Boston catcher Charlie Lau and other teammates contributed runs and defensive plays in the uneven contest.
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Rich Bonus Boys Lead All America Baseball Team
Dan Schneider of Arizona and Toro Fletcher of Illinois head the All America baseball team selected by the American Association of College Baseball Coaches. The first team infield includes Tom Brown of Texas Mary, Tom Moore of Florida, and Ernie Fazio of Santa Clara. Outfielders are Larry Thomas of Ohio University Archie Moore of Springfield Mass and Larry Nichols of Auburn. Catcher is Buddy Teagle of Florida State. Both pitchers are 19 year old sophomore left handers.
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Green's Hit Gives Twins 5-4 Triumph
A chaotic game ends with the Twins edging the Los Angeles Angels 5-4 as Jim Kaat earns his sixth decision of the season. Belinsky and Chance mix walks and hit miscues while Angles’ offense struggles to capitalize.
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