Red Sox halt Indians 4-2 behind Monbouquette gem
Monbouquette worked into the eighth for Boston allowing two hits and nine strikeouts as Cleveland mustered only two safeties. Gene Green hit a sixth inning homer for the Indians while Moanbouquette moved to 3 7 with the win. Frank Malzone added a solo shot and Pete Runnels drove in a pair as Boston built a 4 0 lead before Cleveland’s late rally.
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Gene Green
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New York Giant
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Red Sox
Frank Malzone
Boston
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Jim Pagliar
Minu
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Hardy
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Gary Bell
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Runge
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Carpenter Keeps Ka nawha Valley Title Hopes Alive
Nell Carpenter advances to the Ka nawha Valley Women's golf semifinals after defeating Ann Bird 6 and 5 at Edgewood. Helen Tattersall slips past Ruby Huffman 1 up in a tense opener, as the field heads into rest day.
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Carpenter
Kanawha Valley
Ann Bird
Edgewood
Mrs. Carpenter
Helen Tattersall
Ruby Huffman
Bertha Harter
Sis Thayer
Lucy Crichton
Nel Carpenter
Priscilla Payne
Toni Clay
Judy Alexander
Helen Evans
Betty Lowman
Lorena VandeLinde
R. Bailey
Ann Conley
Betty Dean
Edith McClure
Ethel Johnson
B. Anderson
Olivia Singleton
Ruth Bonham
Billie Swyne
Gloria Anderson
Mary Crises
Leota Morris
Dottie Stone
Audrey Hopkins
Maxne Lily
Nancy Payne
E. Shinn
Dottie Drumheller
Robson
Goughnour
Jane Cox
Florence Peck
Mary McJunkin
Nancy Wells
Gloria Smith
Jane McCabe
Joyce Barickman
Morris
Andey Hopkins
R. Bonham Va
G. Anderson
Anderson
L. VandeLinde
Ann Gird
Helen Tattergall
Nell Carpenter
B. Goughnour
Florance Peck
J. Alexander
H. Evans
Getty Dean
Meadowbrook Golfers Tie and Daylong Tournament Results
A four way tie for first in a ladies day putting at Meadowbrook features Missie Brown Evelyn Harris Bernice Wade and J Sophie Lieberman. Other events include class winners at Southmoor Berry Hills Kanawha Club and Edgewood golfers in match play.
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Meadowbrook
Missie Brown
Evelyn Harris
Bernice Wade
Berry Hills Country Club
Kanawha Country Club
William Bock
Garrett Surface
Hugh Bosely
Dave Stephenson
Carpenter
Priscilla Payne
Mrs. Tattersall
Sis Thayer
Mrs. Payne
Edgewood
Tattersall
Thayer
Berry Hills
Lucy Crichton
Payne
Toni Clay
Track Holds Open House at Charles Town Race Track
Charles Town Race Track will host an open house on Wednesday with free admission for all. General manager Louis Pondfield says the no charge day honors fans for boosting attendance during the 36 day meet, which is about 15 percent above last summer. Door prizes will be awarded.
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Charles Town
Charles’ Town
Louis Pondfield
Presby and St Marks Triumph in Close Tennis Matches
Five matches in the Charleston Church Recreation Association league produced two tight 3-2 wins. First Presby defeated Village Chapel and St. Marks Methodist girls beat Bream Presby, both by 3-2 margins.
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Watt Powell Annex
First Presby
Village Chapel
Bream Presby
St. Marks Methodist
St. Marks
Nai Jacob
Bob Pediey
Fred Gerschman
Davie Fantaine
Ronnie Wells
Pedey
Andy Gersten
Pedicy
Dave Haque
Bills Skegoske
Merby Martin
Art Frameter
Andy McClung
Skip Joccer
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Hague
McChurg-Frampton
St. Marks A
Dene Hedrick
G. Charlcte Wa
Wick
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Begiss Gilliard
Rosemary Ward
Mertha Wick
Det’ Shorea
Hedrick Gilliland
Ward
Gree
Vilage Chapel
S'nzi Jace
Dove Heone
Rory Marts
Jerry Carp
Asser
Ronnie Welk
Cagle
Merrion Sapiro
Maretton
Pontiac Falls to Martin & Tabor in Elk-Kanawha League
Pontiac suffered its first loss in 11 games as Martin & Tabor beat the league leaders 3-1. Gravely Steel defeated Post Office 8-3, Sanders beat Motor Car 6-2, Motor Car blanked Post Office 1-0, Pontiac routed Quality Market 11-0 behind Parsons' one-hitter, and Sanders shut out the U S Marines 1-0.
Engineers Triumph in City League Championship
Youngs wins as Engineers beat Youngs 7 1 and claim first hall championship with a 7 1 mark. Mullins and Raymond lead hitting with multiple hits each while Gandee racks up 10 strikeouts. Ganges and Wes t contribute 2 3 and 2 4 respectively as other players fill the box score.
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Rhodes Holland
Meiners
Giths
Pappang Meridith
iLeading
Mullins
Raymond
Tod
Boy Youngs
Gandee
McVey
Holmer
Jett
Blair
Quick
Himes
Youngs
Ganges
Tyler
West
Engineers
Young
Zopp Named Head Coach at Rainelle High School
Robert Zopp was named head football coach at Rainelle High School, succeeding Jim Hamrick who left for a coaching job at Clendenin. Zopp previously coached Meadow Bridge High School, whose team won the state Class A championship in 1937.
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Rainelle
W. Va
Robert Zopp
Rainelle High School
Jim Hamrick
Hamrick
Clendenin
Zopp
Meadow Bridge
Indianapolis and Omaha Sports League Results Fragment
Fragmentary OCR lists multiple city matchups and scores across regions including Indianapolis Omaha Oklahoma City Texas Dallas Austin Amarillo San Antonio El Paso Albuquerque Pacific Coast Seattle Portland Hawaii Vancouver Spokane San Diego Salt Lake City with scattered results and postponed games.
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Okla
Indianapolis
Louisville
Denver
Omaha
Alahoma City
Texas
el Paso
Dallas
Austin
Albuque
Amarillo
San Antonio
Tulsa
Albuquerque
Pacific Coast
Williamsport York clash as standings shift in tight Eastern League
Eastern League results show Charleston beating York 1 0 Elmira 4 3 Williamsport 4 3 Binghamton 9 Springfield 12 21 games highlight Williamsport and York matchup. Wednesday schedule lists Charleston at York Springfield at Binghamton. Standings show York and Williamsport near .500 with Charleston and Elmira contending.
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Charleston
York
Williamsport
Elmira
Springfield
Binghamton
Ugar Binghamton
Mets Rally Past Braves 6-5 In Seven-Game Slide Breaker
New York Mets toppled the Atlanta Braves 6-5 as Gene Woodling and Joe Christopher homered and Roger Craig tossed a near no-hitter. The win ends a seven-game losing streak with 3,862 in attendance. Woodling's first Mets homer came in the sixth off Jack Curtis after a bases-loaded rally in the fifth.
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New York Mets
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Mets
Braves
Frank 'Thomas
Marv Throneberry
Charlie Neal
Thomas
Cliff Cook
Neal
Woodling
Jack Curtis
Ron Pichelin
Acee
Cincinnatia
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Piura Eis Bahenhar
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New York
Cnn
Pittsourga
Pittsburgh
Melia
Eheston
Skinner
Catenas
Francis
Mathews
Virden
Clemente
H.aaron
Maloney
Agron
Hodges
Bolling
Ackman
Rueseiner
Oggess
Landes
Smith
St. Albans
Curtis
Poe
Adcock
Fort Uecker
Sth
Iillwapkee
Milwakee
New
Oress
McMillan
Jones
Pher
Indians sweep split doubleheader with resilient late rally
Charleston edged York 4 1 in the suspended opener and lost 5 4 in the nightcap at Memorial Stadium. Teague drove in the decisive run in the fourth inning of the opener, while York held a 5 3 lead late in the second game before Charleston tied it and added a late insurance run.
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Memorial’ Stadium
Fred Krase
Jose
York
I Villar
Tommy John
Teague
Roses
Erase
Joe Teague
Jerry Webb
Chris Cardenas
Webb
Steve Jankowski
Moder
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Mike Page
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Jankowski
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Ol Ggach
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Gig Joney
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Lynch
Blasne
Cincinnati Reds
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Dp-Jones
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Lamin
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Sion
Jacoleman
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Olive Inch
Marshall
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Zarley Leads Houston in NC Golf Qualifier
Kermit Zarley, 20, Houston junior, captured medalist honors in the National Collegiate Golf Tournament with a 36 hole total of 140 at Duke course. He followed a 68 in the first round with a 73 in round two to finish two under par. John Lotz, Dick Dion, and Charles Layton trailed at 143. Layton shot 70, one of only two sub par rounds. Zeb Herndon had the first hole in one for Handley in a separate league game.
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Durham
N.C
Kermit Zarley
Houston
Zarley
Cougars
I Zarley
Duke
James Gabrielson
Dion
Pete Byer
Harry Hoffer
Marshall University
Huntington
W. Va
Byer
Hoffer
Local Jaycee Netters Win State Tennis Tournament
Wheeling hosts the Junior Chamber of Commerce state tennis event with four Charleston players remaining after Tuesday results. Semi finals Wednesday feature Thornhill vs Childers and Hanna vs Gwinn in the 18 and under class, while Cerutti and Warner meet in the 14 and under. Earlier wins included Thornhill over Yoak and Childers over Jefferson.
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Wheeling
Chamber of Commerce
Charleston
Tom Thornhill
Bob Childers
Huntington
Tom Hanna
Dave Gwinn
John Cerutti
Doug Warner
Parkersburg
Bob Pruett
Preston Harring
Princeton
Don Yoak
Gary Jefferson
Joe Spessand
Jeorge Rason
Phillip Taylor
Preston Herring
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