Public Courts Tournament Entries Near Friday Deadline
Two days remain to enter the Second Annual Kenawha County Public Courts Tennis Tournament co sponsored by Tennis Inc and The Gazette. Play starts Saturday at Watt Powell Annex courts with rounds through next week. Entries in men and women singles and senior singles must be in by 5 p.m. Friday. doubles by Sunday afternoon. Entry is $1 per player per class with coupon. Tournament aims to include average players and excludes top regional players from past two years. Mail or drop entries at The Gazette. checks payable to Tennis Inc.
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Wynn breaks losing skein with 3 1 win
White Sox pitcher Early Wynn ends a five game slide with a two hit 3 1 victory over the Baltimore Orioles. Wynn allowed only one hit through seven and struck out seven as he earned his 274th major league win becoming the active leader in wins.
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Baltimore Orioles
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Dawes McCaskill Thomas Lead Decota Bulldogs Hit Parade
Leading hitters include Dawes McCaskill and Thomas with one percent hit each. Decota and Daniels combined for a 33 and a triple. Burke had two hits while Dawes pitched a two hitter and struck out.
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Putnem County
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Joe McClain
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Bowsfield Shuts Out Indians 1-0 in Cleveland
Cleveland Indians fall 1-0 to Washington’s Bowsfield who allowed five hits. Piersall triple and Kuenn single produced the deciding run in the first inning as Bowsfield notches his third win.
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Ted Bowsfield
Washington Enators
Cleveland Indians
Jim Piersall
Harvey Kuenn
Washington Cleveland
Bertola
Temple
Gardner
Piersall
Allison
Kuenn
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Romero
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Bowsfield
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Two K V League Tilts Set For Marmet Field Doubleheader
Northern Division leader Bob Bender faces Marmet in a Kanawha Valley League doubleheader at Marmet Field. Moore Pontiac meets Galley Restaurant to start the evening at 6 30 p.m. with the Martinez Bob Bender nightcap at 8 p.m.
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Bob Bender
Marmet
Moore Pontiac
Marmet Field
Northern Divisi
Spencer
SC. Charleston
Guthrig
Pack Lumber
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Hurricane
Herbert Hurls A's To 3d Straight Win
Ray Herbert finally won for Kansas City after a two month winless stretch as the A's topped the Boston Red Sox 2 1. The Sox were shut out until the ninth when Willie Tasby singled and scored on Frank Malzone's double after two outs.
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Kansas City
Ray Herbert
Kansas City A’s
Boston Red Sox
Herbert
Sox
Willie Tasby
Vic Wertz
Tasby
Frank Malzone
Schaive Night Highlighted by Rainout in Senators Twin Bill
The Charleston Senators trailed 20 in the top of the second when rain halted the seven inning opener against the St. Paul Saints at Watt Powell Park. Tonight a twin bill resumes with John Schaive Night featuring a Topps Gum Co. watch award for player of the month in the American Association. Schaive led voting by eight writers with a .303 average, 29 RBIs, 22 runs, and 52 hits.
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Watt Powell Park
Charleston Senators
St. Paul Saints
Senators
John Schaive
del Wilber
American Association
Berger
Pirates Top Cardinals 5-0 Behind Bob Friend Shutout
Bob Friend pitched a complete game shutout for the Pittsburgh Pirates, scattering eight hits as they defeated the St Louis Cardinals 5 to 0 on Wednesday night. The win improves Pittsburgh's stance in the standings with strong defensive play and timely hitting.
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Bob Friend
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Virdon
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Dascoll Secory
Crawford
Braves Beat Giants To Extend Streak In Milwaukee
The Milwaukee Braves defeated the San Francisco Giants 7-4 to extend their winning streak to six games. Ed Sadowski scored on a fated first-inning run and Whitey Herzog contributed key plays as Milwaukee topped San Francisco in a midweek contest.
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Ed Sadowski
Waukee Braves
Santas
Francisco
Johnny Anto
Tonelli
Whitey Herzog
Jerry
Lumpe
Danny Kravitz
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Athletics
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Aaron
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Sam Snead Emphasizes Elbows In Swing Control
Sam Snead urges golfers to keep elbows and forearms close during the swing to maintain control and produce solid shots. He notes the danger of letting arms separate and offers his booklet The Swing: Step by Step for a dime with self addressed envelope to this newspaper.
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Sam Snead
Peachy Kellmeyer Advances To Middle States Semifinals
Fern Lee Kellmeyer of Charleston West Virginia defeated Nina Voster of Wilmington Delaware 6 3 6 1 to reach the semifinals of the Middle States Girls 18 and under Grass Court Tennis Championship played in Haverford Pennsylvania on Wednesday.
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Fern Lee
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Charleston
W. Va
Nina Voster
Wilmington
Hadley and Maris power Yankees past Tigers in Detroit
Kent Hadley slugged two homers and Roger Maris hit his 20th of the season as the New York Yankees defeated the Detroit Tigers 7 to 3 before 30 394 fans. Hadley drove in three with his second and third round trippers while Maris added a homer to pace the New York attack.
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Kent Hadley
Roger Maris
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Hadley
Bill Skowron
Maris
Hank Aguirre
Ditmar
Bolling
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Chrisley
Wise
Foyrack
Doc Aquirre
Bruce
Mibo
Foytack
Berberet
New York
Pia
Bayer
Richardson
Cash
Fernandez
Mantle
Colaglio
L.apex
Colavite
Kaline
Berra
Association Standings From Wednesday’s Rain Delays
Wednesday games affected by rain led to split results as St Paul at Charleston was postponed. Denver beat Indianapolis 8 to 1, Louisville defeated Houston 7 to 6, and Dallas Fort Worth tied Minneapolis 3 to 3.
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St. Paul
Dallas-Ft. Worth
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Indianapolis
Houston
Louisville
Dallas-Fi. Worth
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Minneapote
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To Change Is to Live Growth Essay in July Reader's Digest
The piece argues that changing with age means growth and resilience. It urges developing flexibility and embracing change as a chance to grow. Readers are guided to start reading at page 14f to prepare for this shift.
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