Senators Rally To Split Night Double With Omaha
Charleston Senators defeat Omaha 4-3 in the second game after an overtime loss 1-0 in the opener. Harry Byrd earned the win with relief from Bob Miller and Bob Tiefenauer. Jim Robertson hit his first homer of the season. Charleson's other key moments came in the eighth inning rally and late defensive plays.
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Bob Miller
Bob Tiefenauer
Jim Robertson
Senators
Gene Host
Omaha
Tom Cheney
Cardinals
Cheney
Host
Charleston
Chenny
Dick Schofield
Charley ‘Lau
Schofield
Tom Alston
Danny Sebell
Charley Peete
Nelson Burbrink
Chick King
King
Ed McGhee
Bill Stewart
Reno Bertoia
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McGhee
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Scores and schedule from American Association games
Tuesday results show Omaha 1 Charleston 3 and Omaha 0 4 Charleston. Minneapolis 6 Indianapolis 1 9 Louisville 3 Denver 2. Wichita 14 St Paul 4. Wednesday schedule lists Charleston at Omaha Paul at Wichita Minneapolis at Indianapolis Denver at Louisville with partial local time notes.
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Charleston
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Louisville
Denver
Wichita
St. Paul
L. Pet
Indianapol
Ad Charleston
Indians Rally Past Red Sox 9-7 Behind Wertz and Smith
Cleveland tops Boston 9-7 as Vic Wertz belts a 16th homer and Al Smith adds a homer and three RBIs. Bob Lemon earned the win, aided by Don Messic later, snapping Cleveland’s six game skid and tying Boston for third place in the standings.
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Vic Wertz
al Smith
Cleveland Indians
Boston Red Sox
Bob Lemon
Don Messi
Indians
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Homer
Smith
Ike Delock
Bost
Vernon
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Geenert
Jensen
Rosen
Busby
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Lepeia
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St Marks Leads Church Tennis League Play Weekend
St Marks Methodist Church leads the 1)team Junior Girls Tennis League run by the Charleston Church Recreation Assn as it enters week four this Saturday at Watt Powell Annex. St Marks has won 15 straight matches while First Presbyterian Aces St Agnes and Village Chapel vie for first. The summer league is led by Bill Warner with William Griffith as secretary. Sponsors include Mrs. Louise Booker and representatives from First Presbyterian St Agnes Village Chapel Church of God Humphreys Methodist Baptist Temple Christ Methodist and Bream Presbyterian. Standings show St Marks First Presby Lassies and St Agnes in the top positions.
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Methodist Church
Charleston Church Recreation Assn
Watt Powell ‘Annex
Sc. Marks
First Presbyterian Aces
St. Agnes
Village Chapel
Bill Warner
Church’ Association
William Griffith
Louise Booker
First Presbyterian
Pat Conner
Elmer Dodson
Don Shaver
Church of God
H. Gresham
Humphreys
Methodist
Betty Anderson
Baptist Temple
Dick Walther
Christ
Jack Lawhorne
Bream Presbyterian
Agnes
Taylor Sets Lessons For Young Golfers At Berry Hills
Pro Jae Taylor will give lessons to Berry Hills youths each Wednesday from 11 to 12 noon starting today. The program targets boys and girls aged 10 through 13 and aims to develop basic golf skills among local junior members.
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Berry Hills Golf
Jae Taylor
Jessons
Berry Hills
Teenage Golfers to Compete Friday at Edgewood
Teen-age golfers will spotlight Friday at Edgewood Country Club for the second annual Juniors Golf Tournament sponsored by the Kanawha Valley Golf Association. Players 14 to 15 years old enter Class A for 18 holes, while younger players up to 12 compete in Class B for nine holes. Entries to Edgewood Golf Pro Buster Caudill by calling 93-3821. entry fee 60 cents.
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Edgewood Country Club
Kanawha’ Valley Golf “Assa
Edgewood Golf Pro Buster-Caudill
Stevers Sparks Nats Past A's In 10-5 Victory
Roy Stevers hit two homers and a single in three at bats to power Washington past the faltering Kansas City Athletics 10-5 in Kansas City. The Nationals built an early lead and held on as Stevers drove in runs and showcased key hits.
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Roy Stevers
Washington
Kansas City‘ Athletics Tonight
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Barbe
Sanliago
Crimsen
Haglon
Gorman
Themazon
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Lack of Facilities Hinders Promotion of Local Tennis
The Kanawha Valley Tennis Association, now in its third year, is expanding facilities and programs in Charleston but struggle to promote public court tennis. Four adult, three men's, and one business girls leagues exist, yet inadequate courts hinder growth. Existing courts at Watt Powell Annex and Legion Field plus Kanawha City Hoff by Horace Mann PTA serve many, but dense areas lack play spaces. Fully equipped courts cost 2000 to 2500 dollars each, and recreation budgets are tight. Local civic groups and clubs are urged to contact Association officials to cooperate on new courts. The association runs 33 teams and serves over 350 players across major plants, business and church groups.
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Charleston
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Legion Field
North Charleston
Kanawha City
Horace. Mann Pta
Bull-Warner
DuPont
Julius C. Knight
Carbide
Henry King
United Tues
Bond Weber
C&p. Telephone Co
Jim Thomas
United Carbon
Seorge Sklar
Westvaen
Phil Effre
Bruton and Aaron Lead Braves Win Over Pirates
Milwaukee Braves beat Pittsburgh 5 3 for fourth straight win moving to third place. Billy Bruton and Hank Aaron drove in two runs each. Lew Burdette earned win with seven hits allowed through eight innings before successively finishing. Bob Friend pitched seven innings for Pittsburgh, allowing four runs.
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Hank Aaron
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Kravitz
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Baseball Schedule Highlights From Early Week Card
WHNNEswaya schedules show National League matchups including St Louis Brooklyn at 4 4, Magile 1 0, Seaman Chicago at New York Kaiser 1 0, Hearn 3 6, Fowler 6, Simmons 2 5. American League features Baltimore at Biveca Polk Keegan 4, Washington at Kansas Gillnights Wies ler 23, New York at Detroit Bucks 8 3, Hoeft 2 3, Cromek 5 3, Boston at Cleveland Porterfield 2 6, Score 6 3.
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Fowler
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Softball Loop Nears End of First Half
The Charleston Softball League nears half completion with Appalachian leading 4 1 and Park Pontiac at 4 2. Tonight Appalachian vs 73rd AC&W at 6 15 p m followed by Elk Merchants vs Rays Market at 7 15 p m. Friday Appalachian faces Ray's Market then Park Pontiac meets Third AC WW at 5 p m.
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Elk Merchants
Rays Market
Ray's Market
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Raeburn Judy
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Park Pontine
Local Little League Scores And Leading Hitters
In South Charleston Pony League play, Ray's Market defeated Market team with Robertson and Strigle contributing multiple hits including a Robertson home run. Lions and Gibson led offense for their squads. White's Garage and Chuck Hinder posted two hits each. Strigle fanned nine with two walks, while Neriuan struck out eight.
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Ferry Beet
Ray's
Common
Gibson
Burgess
Robertson
Ray
Lions
Rattox
Ays P
White
GON
Elks
Strigle
Skeens
Anweles
BO Paul Bennett
Jay Mitchaux
Bens Ronsoi
Kaleht
Anseles
Dave Fercell
Wilmme
Neriuan
Kanawha Valley League Basketball Notes
Fragmented recap lists teams and players including Canawha Valley League members. Mentions Kanawha Valley League season, players Mowers, Lankem, Hadden, and Withers with incomplete statistics and unclear game details.
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Siasonville
Lankem Sna Hadden
Raageom
Ant Dedlare
Leadie Nisture
Bissenvite
Bridees
Harvey Kuenn Denied Induction Again in Draft
Milwaukee report says Detroit Tigers captain and shortstop Harvey Kuenn is physically unfit for service, with knee condition causing repeated rejections. Re-examination ordered. classified 4F. Tiger lefty Billy Hoeft had a non-physical exam, results pending a week.
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Harvey Kuenn
Detroit Tigers
Kuenn
Wisconsin
Billy Hoeft
Dickson pitches first shutout as Cardinals top Dodgers 6-0
At Ebbets Field in Brooklyn on June 19, Dickson, age 48, became the majors oldest starter to throw a shutout, limiting the Dodgers to four singles and three walks while Musial, Dark, and teammates power the Cardinals to a 6-0 victory.
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Dickson
Brooklyn Dodgers
St. Louis Cardinals
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St. Lewis
Stan Musial
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Don Hessent
Roebuck
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Ennis' late homer powers Phillies past Reds 4-2
Philadelphia Phillies score four runs in the eighth inning to defeat the Cincinnati Redlegs 4-2 at Cannia Al Ru Uk. Del Ennis hits a two run homer and breaks the club record with his 244th career home run, surpassing Chuck Klein’s 243. Klippstein worked seven innings of solid ball for Cincinnati, while Ennis and the Phillies offense delivered the decisive late surge.
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Pierce Posts 10th Victory
Chicago pitcher Billy Pierce earned his 10th win of the season as the White Sox beat Baltimore 5 2 in Chicago June 19. Larry Doby and Minnie Minoso homered for the White Sox while Minoso and Doby drove in runs for Baltimore.
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Joe Torpey Named Syracuse Skipper
Third baseman Joe Torpey today was appointed playing manager of the Syracuse Eastern League team. He had been acting manager since Gietin McQuillen was released last week. The team stays in Albany while playing a series at Schenectady.
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Joe Torpey
Syracuse
Torpey
Gietin’ McQuillen
Schenectady
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