Haid Sutphin Named To Play With South In North South Game
Kanawha County backs Junior Haid of Charleston Catholic and Dick Sutphin of East Bank were selected to join the South in the 18th annual North South football game in Charleston. Head coach Bill Moore announced the 14-player roster. Tickets go on sale with reserved seats $2 and special box seats $3, limit six per applicant.
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Junior Haid
Charleston Catholic
Dick Sutphin
East Bank
Charleston
Frisco
Aay
Bill Moore
Collina High School
West Virginia
the Gazette
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Giants Rally Past Cubs for 10 4 Victory
The New York Giants overcame a five run first inning deficit to beat the Chicago Cubs 10 to 4. Don Mueller had four hits and Monte Irvin hit his tenth homer as Sheldon Jones earned his first win of the season.
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Giants
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Monte Irvin
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Joe Hatten
Johnny Klippstein
Bob Schultz
Schultz
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Gil Hodges
Brooklyn Dodgers
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Andy Patko
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Ruth
Chatfield Wins City-Wide Golf Title For Third Straight
Jim Chatfield captured his third consecutive City-Wide golf title at Meadow Brook, defeating Elmer Zimmerman 2 up in the final. Despite a late move by Zimmerman with birdies on 16 and 18, Chatfield sealed the match with a clutch birdie on 15 and par finish.
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Zimmerman
Darrell Harless
Gazette
Meadow Brook
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Jim Chatfield
Jim
Chitfield
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Shatfield
Safeway
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Frank French
Mike Koenig
Musial Drives Winning Run as Cardinals Edge Braves
Stan Musial doubled to tie the game in the ninth and scored the winning run in the 14th inning on Nippy Jones’s infield single, giving the St. Louis Cardinals a 6-5 victory over the Boston Braves in a 14 inning after-dusk affair observed before about 20,300 fans. Musial also homered in the eighth, and Westlake was walked before Musial’s 14th inning dash.
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Nippy Jones
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Nicholson's Homer Sends Phils to Split in Twinbill
Bill Nicholson hit a two run homer in the ninth to break a 2 2 tie and give Philadelphia a split with Cincinnati 3 1 in game one as Kenny Raffensberger notches his seventh win. In game two Philadelphia cruised to a 4 3 victory.
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Philadelphia Phillies
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Kenny Raffensberger
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Willie Jones
Tommy Brown
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Purity Maid Eyes First, Diamond at Legion Field
Purity Maid seeks first in the West Side Division with a 6 o clock showdown against The Diamond at Legion Field. Tag Galyean faces Londeree at Little League Field as the second game also starts at 6.
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Diamond
Legion Field
Little League Field
Tag Galyean
Londeree's
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Senators Notch Fighth Straight
Charleston Senators beat Grand Rapids Jets 4 3 at Watt Powell Park to extend their winning streak to eight games and pull within striking distance in the Central League. Zeiser earned his third straight victory, while Charleston built an early 2 0 lead and weathered a ninth inning rally. A crowd of 1 894 saw the win and the halfway attendance figure reach 57 292.
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the Gazette
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Jim Refter
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Berkhardt
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Twilight League Report From Cred and Reed Games
fragmented OCR summary notes Twilight League action at Cred and Reed locations with mentions of players Lavertider Bays McCormick Fisher Bowles LeBleu plus cycle shop references and partial scores 0-4 1-4.
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