Ferrell Burdette Battle Three Hours In Tennis Fight
Three hour opening round at Watt Powell Annex for the Kanawha Valley Public Courts Tennis Tournament saw George Ferrell overcome an early loss to defeat Jack Burdette 6 3, 6 2 in the men singles. Top seed Chuck Moyers beat Alex Crawford 6 4 7 5 and Mike Kissel blanked Thorn Oehrig 6 0 6 0 as the event continues with late entries accepted until 6 p m.
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Denay Wells
George Ferrell
Jack Burdette
Kanawha Valley
Watt Powell Annex
Ferrell
Chuck Moyers
Alex Crawford
Mike Kissel
Thorn Oehrig
Gazelle
Jim Dent
Dent
Mike Calkers
N. C. Parsons Jr
Howard McNeal
Arch Hungins
A. Pole
Connally
Dan Duncan
Charles H. Redd
Robert Leadbetter
Dave Hullman
Jim Fulks
David Burdette
Fred Edmonds
Sonny Fox
Les Thelbert
D. Warren Woomer
Joe Allen
John Sims
Jay Abraham
Bob Gietz
Tommy Dilger
Andrew Borstein
Dick Holsten
Phillip Abrams
Rod Moore
Auburn Cooper
Erle Gordon
Red Bird
James Kelly
Martin Kasmin
Jack Westmnnddy
Joe Byrne
Jerry Lindenberg
Mike Stewer
Jim Seessard
Howard Nearman
Ray Dodson
Mike Preston
Don Steele
Dick Faber
Murray Abrams
William Hoffman
Jim Neill
Jim McJunkin
Parker White
Ray Hubbard
Rick Elsen
Raymond Crouser
Carroll Miller
Mike Kisiela
Thora Gehrig
Jim Payne
Tom” Persinger
Dean Miller
D. Jim
Quarles
Craig Welverton
Richard Walter
Tom Scalt
Tom McJunkins
Joe Spessards
Tommy Gilger
Jeff Stiles
Britt McJunkin
Randy Morrison
Terry Tierney
Ralph Holmes
Scott Gordon
Eric Gordon
H. E. Lykins
Harry Smith
Tammy Woodruff
Tom Hanna
Jim Spessard
Dick Garrett
Don Sterne
Sam Smith
Murry Abrams
Bob Stemple
Jim Neil
Larry Martin
N.C. Parsons Jr
Arch Hudggins
Robbie Balhatchet
Eddie Ray
Ihe Smith
Dilger-Stiles
Wei
Dick Sasten
Randy Harrison
Terry -Ti Iz ‘ Moore
F. Ly
Jones Panekins
Annaslien Aeps
Wian-Rason
Vine Wane J Ate Smith
Jim Stephens
Las Theibert
Joe Alien
Daniels
Joe Abraham
Steve Parsons
Jim
Jim Itily
Don Lawrights
Doug Jones Wins Bout in Booed Ten Round Decision
Teaneck New Jersey crowd boos as Doug Jones defeats Billy Daniels in a 10 round decision under New Jersey rules. Referee Paul Cavalier scored 3-4 in Jones favor amid 4,000 fans who paid $25,119 at Teaneck Armory.
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Doug Jones
Cassius Clay
Billy Daniels
Jeyes
Teaneck Armory
New Jersey
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Jones
Maxwell Best Carries Chisox To 3 2 Victory Over A's
Charley Maxwell hit a leadoff homer in the ninth to give the Chicago White Sox a 3-2 win over Kansas City. It was Maxwell’s first homer of the season and nudged the Sox one game ahead of the second-place Yankees, who beat Detroit. The A’s had a scoreless duel until the late swing.
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Charley Max- 1Well
Chicago White Sox
Kansas City
Maxwell
White
Battey’s Blast Breaks Up Duel in Twins Victory
Karl Battey hit a solo homer in the seventh inning to back Minnesota’s Dick Stigman and defeat Los Angeles 3-2. Battey’s 12th home run of the year, one more than last season, fueled the Twins into third in the A L standings as Osinski won on the mound.
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Karl Battey
Minnesota
Dick Stigman
Los Angeles
Dan Oginski
Twins
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Boston
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York Hands 4 1 Loss to Reading
Reading defeats York 4 1 at Municipal Stadium as seven hits drive the Red Sox past the White Roses before a rain delay halts play. York falls to 24-7 while Reading sits at 24-18 with Kieln George Edwards contributing to the win. Gernert, Williams and Glannintr provide late offense for Reading.
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York
White Roses
Reading Red Sox
Municipal Stadium
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Ape
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Guinden
Franklin
Peteocelli
Randall
Russia
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George
Edwards
Fuller
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Guilagon
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Hreb
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Modrell
Gialiello
Oisen
Tata Neon
Yanks Erupt Whip Tigers By 4 2 In Ninth Inning Rally
New York Yankees defeat Detroit Tigers 4 to 2 as Joe Pepitone and Clete Boyer hit seventh inning home runs after Don Messi blanked the Yanks for six innings. The win narrows the gap to leaders Chicago and Kansas City remains in play.
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NEW York
New York Yankees
Don Messi
Joe Pepitone
Clete Boyer
Detroit
Tigers
Yankees
Chicago
Kansas City
Messi
Roger Maris
Harry Brighi
Yanks
Baseball scores and standings from a day of games
National League and American League results highlight Bruins style standings with New York Boston Baltimore Cleveland and Detroit posting varied results. The report notes games, hit counts, and player performances along with a dense standings snapshot.
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Boston
Baltimore
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Los Angeles
Washington
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Detroit
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Exhibition tennis and baseball notes from Boston to Charleston
Dick Stuart leads the Red Sox in a 5-1 win while junior Davis Cup players from the United States and Canada visit Evanston and Charleston for eight game singles and doubles exhibitions. Matches are public at Watt Powell Annex and Charleston Tennis Club with players housed as guests.
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United States
Davis Pickens
Tuscaloosa
Dave Power
Evanston
David Sander
Charleston
The
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David Brown
Watt Powell
Boston
Dick Stuart
Jim Altman
John Powless
Cincinnati
Whalfoot Drive
Roman Mejias
Dick Radatz
Wisconsin
Jim Buck
Red Sox
Gress
Annex
Los Angeles
Baltimore
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Watt Powell Annex
John Santrack
Jom Williams
Charleston Tennis Club
Santrack
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West Virginia
Snider hits 400th homer as Mets rout Reds
Duke Snider became the ninth major leaguer to reach 400 homers with a two run shot in the first. Ron Hunt collected four hits for New York, including a single a double and a triple as the Mets defeated Cincinnati 10-3 to snap a 11-game road drought. Carl Willey earned the win in relief with eight strikeouts over seven innings.
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Duke Sniser
New York Mets
Mets
Ron Hunt
New York
Carl Willey
Roger Craig
Willey
Snider
Hunt
Reds
Bob Purkey
Flood Singles Win Rocks Cardinals to NL Lead
St Louis Cardinals tie the game in the seventh when Curt Flood singles off the pitcher's glove and scores the go ahead run. The 5-2 victory over Pittsburgh Friday night puts the Cardinals in the National League lead ahead of Los Angeles and San Francisco, pending other games.
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Curt Flood
St Louis Cardinals
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Cardinals
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San Francisco
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Ray Washburn
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Spahn Fires Three-Hit Shutout as Braves Top Phils 3-0
Warren Spahn pitched a brilliant three hitter for his 57th career shutout beating Philadelphia 3-0. Hank Aaron drove in all three Milwaukee runs while Culp took the loss after lasting eight innings with two hits allowed.
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King's Belts Sink Indians in Opening Game of Doubleheader
Washington Senators beat Cleveland 5-2 as Jim King homered twice and Tom Cheney earned his sixth win. Ron Kline escaped a bases loaded jam in the eighth, securing the win and snapping Cleveland's seven-game streak. Whitfield and Kindall homered for Cleveland. Latman took the loss. Separately, Buckner Clay and Mrs. B. C. Payne won the twilight mixed no-ball tournament at Edgewood Country Club with 18 teams competing.
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Paynes
Edgewood Country Club
Buckner Clay
B. c. Payne
Top Players Set for U S Lawn Tennis Squad
Ed Torville Jr. of St. Petersburg ranks among the top ten and is the son of the president of the U S Lawn Tennis Assn. Other high ranked players, including John, are slated to perform on the squad.
Harkness Signs 12 000 Pact With Knicks
New York Knicks sign Loyola All American Jerry Harkness to a 12000 dollar contract in a brief hold-out. The left handed guard will join training camp at Upsala College East Orange New Jersey for the final day of pre season workouts. Harkness holds Loyola career and season scoring records and averaged 21.6 points in 81 games. Knick coach Ed Donovan expresses surprise at the second round selection and expects his contribution.
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Jerry Harkness
Loyola
New York Knicks
National Basketball Association
Knicks
Harkness
Upsala College
East Orange
N.J
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Cincinnati
Knick
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