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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1951

Page

4

Jackie Price and His Snakes Entertains in Watt Powell Park

Charleston report details Jackie Price charging $300 per show while touring with his snakes Indigo and seven feet long. Uproar on trains and at Watt Powell Park accompanies his act as fans and officials recount baseball chaos and a charity dinner with Adolph Rupp as keynote speaker in Lewisburg.

Charleston A. L. Hardman Kie Price Price Jackie Cleveland Indians Los Angeles San Diego Florida Lou Boudreau Cleveland Bill Veeck Bill Boudreau Watt Powell Park Adolph Rupp University of Kentucky Wildcats United Carbon Lewisburg Rupp Kentucky

Sedgman Routs Flam in London Tennis Event

Australia’s Frank Sedgman defeated Herb Flam in straight sets 6-3 6-2 in the London championships singles semi final. Sedgman and Ken McGregor won the doubles, while Nancy Chaffee and Shirley Fry advanced to finals in the women’s singles. Sedgman, top seed at Wimbledon, faces Eric Sturgess in tomorrow’s final after a dominant display.

Sedgman London Australia Tennis Aces America Wimbledon Frank Sedgman Herb Flam Beverly Hills Calif Ken McGregor Gardnar Mulloy Dick Savitt Flam Nancy Chaffee Venura Shirley Fry Akron Miss Chaffee Margaret Osborne DuPont U. S Wilmington Del Miss Fry Kay Tuckey Eric Sturgess South Africa Sturgess Mervin Rose

Net Tourney Opens Today at Kanawha Valley Club

The first annual City tennis tournament begins today at Kanawha Valley Tennis Club in South Ruffner with full men’s and women’s singles draws. Matches include Bob Owens vs Bunky Harber and Margaret Moore vs Dally Drumheller plus numerous pairings with listed start times.

Kanawha Valley Tennis Club South Ruffner Bob Owens Bunky Harber Ead Keith Rose Ned Harry Bannerot Paul Kincaid Allyn Griffiths Palmer Bannerot Dick Drumheller Asa Manesa Bivenson Phil DuPont Gilles Snyder Bob Bradley Bill Dawns Rueben Ward Dr. Lite Frank Black, Jr Hugh Thompson Ned Chitton Fred Relmger Dudderar C. B. Atheroe Bert Wolfe Ivor Hodursky Preston Bert Smart Margaret Moore Dally Drumheller Cecelia Des

Two-Hitters Lead Junior League Showdowns

In Kanawha Junior Baseball League action Charles Jones of Cunningham's and Derry Jewett of Charles Young each pitched two-hitters to guide their teams to wins. Cunningham's routed O. L. O. 73-2 at Legion Field while Charles Young edged Legion Indians 4-3 at Watt Powell annex. In Forest Hills N Y June 22 the eight top seeds reached the National Professional Tennis roundup second round as Welby Van Horn endured a five-set test.

Charles Jones Cunningham's Derry Jewett Charles Young Kanawha Legion Field Jones Legion Indians Watt Powell Annex Holstein Cinengham Joie Donovan Cobb LeBien Young Leelon Dewett Mo Riley Morgan Forest Hills Welby van Horn Los Angeles

Chandler and Jackson Win Local Tennis Tourney

John Davis Chandler repeated a yesterday as junior champion in the Junior Center Tennis tournament at Kanawha Tennis Club beating Allyn Griffiths 6 3 6 2 5 3 in the final. Bill Jackson defeated Lee Bivens 4 6 6 3 6 3 in the boys division. Both champions advance to the Middle Atlantic Tournament in Richmond Virginia. Local winners receive gold medals and runners up silver medals. Thirty six qualifying sections have been established for the USGA Amateur Championship.

John Davis Chandler Allyn Griffiths Kanawha Bill Jackson Lee Bivens Chandler Jackson Richmond

Stephens Two-Run Homer Dooms Gumpert in Sox Win

Boston defeats Chicago 6-5 as Vern Stephens hits his 16th homer after Ted Williams and Billy Goodman rally the Red Sox. Gumpert loses after seven-game scoreless streak. Parnell, Kinder provide bullpen support. DiMaggio returns from funeral to spark early offense. crowd 35,045.

Oston Gumpert St. Louis Browns Luis Alorna Mel Parnell Red Sox Chisox Ellis Kinder White Sox Parnell Bob Dillinger Nelly Fox Orestes Minoso Kinder Don Lenhardt Jim Busby Minoso Eddie Robinson Busby Robinson Chico Carrasquel Carrasquel Williams Dom DiMaggio San Francisco Boston Johnny Pesky DiMaggio Billy Goodman Bobby Doerr Clyde Vollmer Les Moss Doerr Fox Chicago Mast Baker Patot Gumpere Unk & E Brautt Rathlatt Stewart Rot Roger al Willams Goodman Stephens RBI Vallmer Moss Willismns Minasa Lee- Busby Pusky Hr—Minasa Sb—Diil- Inger Gondman S—Coadman Doerr Pesky Goodmean Lett Aloma Rotblatt Hooaloma Kine Parnell T—Mcgowan Donochick Hurley Soar

Yankees' Allie Reynolds Shuts Out Cleveland 6-0

Allie Reynolds pitched his second straight shutout for the New York Yankees, defeating the Cleveland Indians 6-0 as Bob Feller took his second loss of the season. Jercy Coleman drove in half the runs and Yogi Berra hit his 11th homer, snapping Feller’s six game win streak. Reynolds, who shut out Detroit the prior Sunday, was dominant throughout.

Yankees Allie Reynolds Cleveland New York New York Yankees Cleveland Indians Bob Feiler Jercy Coleman Yanks Yosi Berra Feller Boston Reynolds Detroit

Ump Pay Row Hangs Over Central League

Central League president Thomas J Halligan says umpires and scorers will work as scheduled despite dues arrears except in Saginaw and Dayton. He reports Dayton paid in full, Saginaw the lone nonpayer, with a day or five to resolve. Other clubs promised payment by Monday as the season proceeds.

A. L. Hardman Gazette Thomas J. Halligan Saginaw Halligan the Gazette Dayton League Jack Howie Frank Susor Sulligan Charleston Tom Mercy The Flint Journal Morey Flint Steve Byseo Busco Charleston Thursd George Maines Joe Grady Maines Grady

Underwood Defeats Martinia In Lightweight Title TKO

In a pro boxing card at the American Legion Armory Underwood retained the lightweight title with a fifth round TKO over Reggie Martinia at 2 12. Underwood dominated from the start opening a cut and inflicting a blinded eye injury by the fourth round. Cassidy stopped Joe Gaines in the second round, Betts stopped Roth in 5th round, and Edwards won a six round decision over Wooten.

American Legion Armory Jess Underwood Reggie Martinia Underwood Martinia Reggie Bill Cassidy Joe Gaines Noel Humphries Frank Betts Pen Lester Charley Roth Tommy Edwards Dunbar Clarence ‘Snider’ Wooten Edwards

Zernial's Homers Spark A's 5-2 Win Over Browns

Gus Zernial powered Philadelphia to a 5-2 victory over St. Louis with three first pitch homers from Al Widmer. The outfielder's two round trippers came on first pitches, delivering the decisive runs for the A's.

Zernial Browns Philadelphia Gus Zernial Philadelphia A St. Louis al Widmer Si. Bonis Widmar Ane Batt Relloce Wand Asti Philadelphia Zernislit

Fishing Prospects Good in State Counties Report

State conservation commission stream report indicates good to clear fishing in many counties including Doddridge Randolph Taylor Tucker Upshur Brooke Ohio Marion Marshall Wetzel Mingo Wayne Clay Webster Pocahontas Nicholas Berkeley. Little Kanawha River in Wood muddy while small streams are clear. Wyoming streams mostly clear and normal except Guyan and Clear Fork rivers, others run high and milky or muddy.

State Conservation Commission Doddrige Randolph Taylor Tucker Upshur Brooke Ohio Marion Marshall Wetzel Mingo Wayne Clay, Webster Pocahontas Nicholas Berkeley Wyoming County Guyan Clear Fork

Braves rally past Cardinals on Jethroe's ninth inning double

In St Louis on June 22 Sam Jethroe delivered a two out two run double in the ninth to lift the Boston Braves to an 8-7 win over the Cardinals before 9,311. Karl Torgeson and Willard Marshall homered for Boston as they answered St Louis' early three run burst.

Targus Hamler Willard Marshall Sid Gordon Singling Beyian T & Ae Suerkouythe Cooper Mund Ben Poholsky Ty Tan Rye Rosan Lapggsel Mare Tigers Washington Detroit Washington Senators Ted Gray Hal White F Sanford George Kell Dick Khoski Washingtons Gray White Bonford Consunes Sanford

Zimmerman Hedrick Win Meet Today in City Wide Golf

Hedrick and Zimmerman advanced to the 36 hole semi finals at Meadowbrook in The Gazette's City Wide Golf Tournament. Hedrick upset veteran John Spence 2 and 1 while Zimmerman defeated Red Nicolet 4 and 3 as both players finished under par.

Ed Peters Gazette Arc Hedrick Elmer Zimmerman Meadowbrook Hedrick John Spence Spence Zimmerman L. H Nicolet Dormie Zimmie Cooly Wissee Nicovet Feven Hale Yecees Herdick Iscee Sma Eeaves Eo Hedrick Zinnerman Mices Wonnel Kenneth Harlessding Marc Mednick L. Wb Red Nicolet Jim Chattieh Diex Fourche Kennie Harlest Gay Carper Joe Rugel D. Bui Kyle Marv Guyer de Wayne Florence Newt Margolis D. Stith Tom Stallings D. Charles Roberts Skidmore Ed Mauna R. D. Hallorain D. Sable Tonays Chatheld Guyer Bowen Margolis Va Stollings Halloran

Harless Leads Comeback Over Carper In City Wide Quarterfinals

Chatfield, the defending champ, beat Dick Foutche to reach the Meadow Brook semi finals with 36 holes to play. Ken Harless, a 21 year old newcomer, defeated Carper as he fought back from early deficits to advance in the other half of the bracket.

Darrell Harless Gazette Jim Chatfield Ken Harless Meadow Brook Golf Club Chatfield Dick Foutche Foutche Chafield Chat Sperry

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