Hutchinson Upset by Reed in City-Wide Golf Opener
In the 16th annual City-Wide golf tournament at Meadow Brook sponsored by The Gazette Reed toppled veteran Kermit Hutchinson 2 and 1 in the opening round. The upset also featured Roy Blizzard who beat Andy Brawley 7 and 6 as Reed and Blizzard advanced to the round of 16 alongside Rugel, Miller, Carper, Douglas, Chatfield, and others.
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Kermit Hutchinson
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Roy Blizzard
Andy Brawley
Kanawha
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Kermit Miller
Gay Carper
Dick Douglas
Jim Chatfield
H. C. Guy
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Jim Graham
Chatfield
Earl East‘wood
Guyer
Belmont Berry
Beene Ir
Herb Britt
Gordon
Sebert Igo
Bil Tawney
Pete Cross
John Woodrum
H. Parry
Bil Holder
Henry Comer
FR. A. Huber
A. L. Bunter
W. Ketchell
Y. F. Salamare
Pete Peterson
Gene Stewart
C. K. Johnson
Max Hill
Gary Leadman
Ba Britt
Fitrhi Sam Oberlan
C. E. Roberts, Jr
W. R. Johnson
J." We Fontaing
A. C. Andrews
W. T. Delafield
Berry
John Howell
Jj Lea Hinkle, Jr
John ‘Thamar
Hari Jarvis
A. Kieter
N Ratcher
C. EB. Robotts
Faye Melo
Max Grove
Tincher
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Perest
Beree Bexy
Foo
Bunya
Bailey
Bill Tawney
John Proedrum
Huber
Pert Leadman
Sam Oberlands
RB. Johnson
Cardinals Rally Shifts pennant chase in late surge
The St Louis Cardinals surge from NL cellar to contending pace surprises many as they close gap on leaders. Analysts note strong performance against rivals and highlight looming battles with the Braves Cubs Giants and Dodgers while rostering major matchups and standings shifts.
Opening Net Matches Delayed by Rain at Edgewood Tourney
The opening round of the West Virginia Center tournament at Edgewood Country Club was postponed by rain. Tournament director Catherine Wolf said play would start at 11 a.m. today, with winners in boys and seniors divisions advancing to next week’s Mid-Atlantic regional in Richmond, Virginia.
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Catherine Wolf
Richmond
Jaycees Tie for First in Junior League Race
The Jaycees moved into a first place tie with Tom's In the City in the Junior League after a 10-2 win over Fleetwing Nine at Leston Field. Ralph Keener held Fleetwing to two singles as Jaycees pounced on 10 errors, with Williams Alesandrini and Lilly contributing multiple hits. A twin bill at Legion tonight features Tom's vs Jaycees and West Side Tigers vs Veterans of the X, with local program benefits noted.
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Leston Field
Ralph Keener
Bob Williams
Jackie Alessandrini
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Hughes
West Side Tigers
Ka- Hawka Park
Tigers
Smoky
Joe Jackson
Flash Gordon
Earley
Musial Power Drives Cardinals Support In Strong Ball Run
The article credits Stan Musial with lifting the St Louis Cardinals as Enos Slaughter heats up and tops the league. It predicts a three or four way race with the Cubs Braves and Dodgers in the pennant chase with Brooklyn still in contention. The Giants rely on batting while lacking a true pitching ace. It also notes Charleston planning a 238 by 239 foot storage garage for Kanawha county schools costing about 70000 beyond the base build and compares a Fairmont bus garage project at 165 by 110 feet with an estimated cost of 150000 to 200000.
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Kermitchigson
Jim Chatfield
Earl Eastwood
H. ©. Guyer
Belmont Berry
Kim Graham, Jr
Herb Britt
Joe Rugel
Ray Tincher
Ralph Gordon
Sebere Igo
Elmer Bimamerman
Dale Smith
C. A Puckett
EB. B. Harter
T. Gordon Murray
J. J. Herlihy
Lou Camiett
Fores
Levy
Stan Eastman
C. A. Smith
C. A. Bailey
Bill
Roy Blizzard
Andy Brawley
Kermlt Miler
Jim Blanch
Garere
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Kanawha County Board of Education
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Giants Crush Pirates 12-5 In Hit Parade At Forbes Field
New York Giants slugged 200 base hits as they routed the Pittsburgh Pirates 12 to 5. Willard Marshall Sid Gordon and Buddy Kerr each had three hits while Walker Cooper hit a three run homer in the sixth. Larry Jansen held the Pirates to six safeties including Hank Greenberg and Ralph Kiner homers accounting for all Pittsburgh runs.
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Stapps
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Willard Marshall
Sid Gordon
Buddy Kerr
Walker Cooper
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Forbes Field
Larry Jansen
Hank Greenberg
Ralph Kiner
T—Rigney
Witek
Dearheart
Mire Wo ‘Oper
Marshall
Gordon
Kerr
Major League Box Scores National League reso
Box score summary shows Brooklyn and Chicago scoring across innings with key players Hodges and Hack contributing for Brooklyn and Rigney, Witek, Gustine, and Kerr among New York players. Final tallies reflect multiple hits and runs with pitchers Hatten and Borowy noted.
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