McKinley Tops Ulrich to Reach Wimbledon Round of 16
Defending champion Chuck McKinley surged to victory in the final five games, dropping Torben Ulrich in their Wimbledon clash. The San Antonio native improved to the last 16, while notes about Whitey Ford and Nieman bat echoes in the article reflect wider baseball commentary.
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Fred Tupper
New York Times Co
Wimbledon
England
Chuck McKinley
San Antonio
Tex
Torben Ulrich
Dane
A McKinley
Whitey Ford
Red Copenhagen
Sporting News
Bob Nieman
Harvey
Kuenn
McKinley
Whitey
Kuenni
Nieman
Kellmeyer
Charleston
Mise
York
Hantze Susman
Ales
Holmberg
Nancy Richey
South Africa
Abe Segalas
Fina
Renee Schu
Istvan Gulyas
United States
Urmen Haygerth
Margaret
Hungary
Bile Jean Moffitt
Long Beach
Calif
Hermon
David
Alex Matravell
Mazeroski Drives Pirates Past Mets in 8-1 rout
Pittsburgh built a 13-hit attack as Bill Mazeroski keyed the offense with two runs scored and productive at bats. Gibbon struggled on the mound for New York, surrendering eight runs while the Pirates cruised to an easy 8-1 victory over the Mets. The Mets’ lone run came on a sixth inning double by Clemente, while Pittsburgh’s offense overwhelmed Gibbon and Houston Colt-like pitching.
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Ford
Whitey
Baltimore
Yankees
NEW York
Jerryy
New York Mesa
Lynch
Rims
Bill Mazeroski
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Joe Gibbon
Gibbon
Boyer
Houston
Ron Hunt
Mets
ST. Louis
Ken Boyer
St. Louiois Cardinals
Evey
Hunt
Houston Colts
Bruce
Curt
Dog White
Christopher
Ting
Jack Fisher
Dick Groat
Sec
Hever Jim Owens
Bob Skinner
Roberto Houstar
St. Loui
Clemente
Will Starity
Etood
Fox
Desimer
Keiko
Clemenin
Alton
Che'pher
Hickman
Pittsby
Lal Thepanl
Sam Wale
Erdich
Savler
WVU Alumni Lead as Head College Coaches Across Nation
Article notes 16 West Virginia University alumni serving as head coaches in intercollegiate athletics, led by Floyd Schwartzwalder at Syracuse. It lists former Mountaineers who coached football, basketball, baseball, wrestling, and track at various institutions, with several named schools and positions.
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WVU
Morgantown
Marty Pushkin
Virginia Tech
West Virginia University
Floyd Schwartzwalder
Syracuse
West Virginia
Mountaineer
Bill Dole
Davidson
Dana Lough
Potomac State
Gene Corum
Lough
Leland Byrd
Glenville
Jon Duff
U. S. Naval Academy
John Fox
Glassboro
N. J
Dennie Mainieri
Dade County
Fla
al Long
Frosburg
Tredway
West Virginia Tech
Bill Douglas
Steve Harvick
Douglas
Harvick
Charles Sherwood
Central Michigan University
Jack Lowe
University of Toledo
Stan Romanoski
Pushkin
Charley Hockenberry
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