Glaser Haworth Score Upset in Public Courts
In Kanawha Valley Public Courts, Joe Spessard and Helen Haworth defeat Tom Woodruff and Terry Tierney in three sets 3-6 7-5 6-3. The event features multiple upsets as Britt McJunkin and partners beat top seeds, with play continuing today at 4 p.m. and rain plans noted by officials.
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Danny Wells
Joe
Jim Patty Glaser
Helen Haworth Spessard
Tom Woodruff
Terry Tierney
Kanawha Valley
Britt
Tom McJunkin
Eric
Scott Gordos
Patty Baisden
David
Don Ashcraft
Martha Thornhill
Watt
Jim Quarles
Fred Powell
Gorsetman
Baisden-Thornhill
Sue Syeoons
Sia Corn
Britt McJunkin
Joann
Steve Parsons
Johnie Gannon
Parsons
McJunkin
Mien
Spessard
Scott Gorwomen
Don
Mike Kissel
Lillianette Hopson
Hary Gannon
Erilt McJunkin
Eric Gordon
Scott Gordon
Heresa Casto
Claire Magnus
Jane Balhatchet
Lynn Magnus
Jennie Gannon
Bernie Stovall
Atty Glaser
Helen Haworth
Patty Janden
Andrew Payne
Jotn Payne
D. Kirklayes
Joe Byrne
Scatty Malcolm
Jack Lynn
Norman Parsons Sr
Norman Parsons Jr
Nick Linn
Ed Walld
Hal White
Philin_ Abrams
Joann Gannon
Jennie Gannong
Carel Ann Ketler
Ashcraft
Fred Gorsetman
Oe Spessard
Jim Spessard
Tarry Tierney
A. K. White
E. Graham
Ray Crouser
Jim Kelly
Craig Wolverton
Joe Abraham
D. Howard Noearman
David Stons
Moyer
Parsons-McClure
A. Allen-Bird
Pyle-Balhatchet
D. Colley
Pruett Westland d. Ashcraft
Haworth
Malcolm d. Caplan
Borstein
Talbott-Kallam
D. Oehrig
Oehrig
Broglio Hurls Cardinals Into Tie for First Place
Ernie Broglio pitched five strong innings allowing only five hits as St. Louis beat New York 8 to 1. The win moved the Cardinals into a tie for the National League lead with San Francisco, with Broglio improving to eight wins against two losses.
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Broglio
Cardinals
ST. Louis
Ernie Broglio
New York
New York Mets
Phils Top Reds On Two Homers
Roy Sievers delivered a three run homer followed by Demeter s homer as the Philadelphia Phillies defeated Cincinnati 4 to 2. The back to back shots came off Reds starter Tsitouris in the sixth. Ryne Duren earned the win with Baldschun and Dalrymple closing. Tsitouris took the loss as Worthington pitched for Cincinnati.
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Cincinnati
Roy Sievers
Don Demeter
Philadelphia
Sievers
Demeter
Reds
John Meitouris
Tsitouris
Ryne Duren
Jack J. Paldschun
Duren
Baldschun
Dalrymple
Worthington
Edwards
w—Duren
L-Tsitouris
Washburn Optioned By Cardinals Amid Shoulder Ailment
St Louis Cardinals optioned injured pitcher Ray Washburn to Tulsa in the Texas League and recalled catcher Moe Thacker from Atlanta. Washburn, 23, left last Friday's game versus Pittsburgh after facing one batter, with a shoulder strain restricting work. He started last May 29, lasted 3 innings before exiting with the injury. The pitcher had signed for 50,000 and joined a streak of five wins, though Tulsa has lost three straight with a 5.08 ERA this season.
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ST. Louis
St. Louis Cardinals
Ray Washburn
Tulsa
Moe Thacker
Atlanta
Washburn
Pittsburgh
W Ho
Selection of Sports Sites by Southern Conference Directors
Virginia Beach Va. opening day of the Southern Conference athletic directors summer meeting reports site selections for minor tournaments. Cross Country at Virginia Tech on Nov 18 indoor track at VMI Feb 11 wrestling at Davidson March 6 7 golf tennis and outdoor track to be set later. Basketball tournament awarded to Charlotte NC Feb 27-29-30.
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Virginia Beach
Southern Conference
Virginia Tech
VMI
Ifle
Ft. Lee
Tenative
Davidson
Charotte
N.C
Dupas Wins Unanimous Decision To Retain Junior Title
Ralph Dupas led early and retained the world junior middleweight championship with a unanimous decision over Denny Moyer in Baltimore. Dupas weighed 150 pounds with Moyer at 154, and judges scored 70-66 and 69-68 twice, confirming the defending champion’s victory.
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Baltimore
Ralph Dupas
Denny Moyer
Dupas
Moyer
New Orleans
Civic Center
Mayer
Portland
Ore
Benny Goldstein
Eddie Leonard
Jimmy Jones
Hurler McCormick Stops Bosox, 7-2
Boston was stopped 7-2 as Mike McCormick hit a home run and led a Baltimore lineup reshuffle to end the Red Sox six game win streak. Wilbur Wood took the loss in the fifth inning while Joe Gaines delivered a key three run homer for the Orioles.
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Boston
Mike McCormick
Baltimore
Glasgow
McCormick
San Francisco
Red Sox
Pwainn
Aparicio
Schilling
Adair
Mojins
Robinson
Virze
Klif
Smith Rf
Matzore
Gaines Wilf
Earley P Og Orsing
VO Stuart
Te Brown
Clinton
Brossoud
Snyder
Timor Ce
McCorm'k
Lamabe
Ft. Baltimore
Eamets
Wood
Robblnzon
Orsino
Brown
Wood Valentine
Mekiniey
Firlak
Rica
Elmira Triumphs 11-3 Behind Knowles and Barth
Elmira pitcher Harold Knowles shut down Binghamton for the fourth time as Phil Barth homered against the Triplets, fueling an 11-3 win. The page also lists numerous local softball results and a Baltimore game note with McCormick’s complete game victory and line details.
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Elmira
Harold Knowles
Binghamton
Phil Barth
John Sims Garrido Lead Charleston to 2-1 Win
Charleston beat Springfield Giants 2-1 at Watt Powell Park behind Duke Sims homer Augie Garrido triple and Tommy John pitching. John earned his sixth win. Cepeda and Garrido drove in the decisive run in the fifth as Charleston improves to 11-2 at home and widens lead over the Giants.
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A. L. Wardman
Indians
Duke Sims
Augie Garrido
Tommy John
Springfield Giants
Watt Powell Park
Johnny Lipon
Tribe
Giants
Sims
John
Garrido
Celestino Cepeda
Phe Slim
Indians Win Sixth In Row 1-0 Over Washington
Cleveland edged Washington 1-0 as Dick Howser reached on a throwing error in the eighth and Willie Kirkland scored on a balk by Jim Duckworth. Jack Kralick earned his sixth straight win for the Indians, who moved within three games of the Yankees in the AL standings.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Indians
Washington
Senators
Jim Duckworth
Duckworth
Jack Kraliek
Dick Howser
Howser
Tito Francona
Willie Kirkland
Jack Kralick
Indians
Ee Minoso
Talpasukes
Kirkland
oRey
Colter Tb
Arcue
Buckworth
Kralick
Houston
Bruce
Chicago
Ells Washington
Philadelahia
Cincinnati
Portevrland
Alvis
Kit
Ghabon
Whitfield
York
Yuitley
St. Louia
Cisco
Sanford
Traliek
Sile-Duckworth
Upiaherly
Pistera
Tapingar
Hurley
Bowlers of the Year Named by New York Writers Assn
Don Carter of St Louis and Marion Ladewig of Grand Rapids Michigan receive Bowler of the Year honors from the New York Writers Association marking a repeat pairing. Al Barlick returns after quitting Sunday as an umpire. Robert Olinto Clinton Richardson dies at 51 in Sumter South Carolina. Manny Jimenez recalled by Kansas City Athletics from Portland. Green Bay Packers sign Boyd Dowler and Ron Gassert. Roy Emerson faces trouble with the Australian Lawn Tennis Association over expense details.
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Don Carter
St. Louis
Marion Ladewig
Grand Rapids
Mich
New York Writers Assn
AL Barlick
Robertolinton
Clint Richardson
New York Yankee
Bobby Richardson
Sumter
S.C
Kansas City Athletics
John Dominates Pitching As Indians Edge Giants
John held the Giants scoreless through seven, allowing seven walks all season and fanning four. Frank Johnson’s line single briefly threatened, but John retired the side then. Carlson and Carl Shelen allowed five hits combined as Charleston won, improving to seven of 12 against the Giants.
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Charleston
Indians
Seres
Binghamton
Steve Bailey
George Denyer
Don Schaeffer
York
Art Siefert
Steve Hargan
Frank Smith
Antolio Martinez
Tony Attanasio
Tommie Agee
Weathermankind
Springfield
Pope
Lanier
Ofichelberger
Erickson
Phifer
O Johnson If
Pawlow Cf
McClain Ct
Sommers
Arruda B
Carisan P
Coreya
Shelen P
Charleston AB
Habi Erase Cf
Boa Curry
Chance
Go O Sims c
Cardenas
Cepeda Db
Gorrido Rt
Ernatdee
MacCorklohn Bn
MacCorkle Ave
Carton
Sommara
Pringfield
Ate
McClain
Garride
Sims
Cepeda
S—sommers
Carlson
Shelen
John
Sabtoney
Jahon
Frank Johnson
Jim McClain
Denny Sommers
Frank Corey
Don Pope
Carl Shelen
Giants
Lipon Crew
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Watt Powell Annex
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Judy Pyle
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Joe Spéssard
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Whity Lyking
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