Behrman To Hurl For Senators In Key Plate
Behrman, ex Brooklyn Dodger, will start for the Charleston Senators against the Louisville Colonels at Watt Powell Park. Colonels send 18 year old bonus rookie Frank Baumann, who won his first pro start 5-0 over Columbus after signing for a reported 125000 bonus. Dominick Dallesandro and Babe Barna among hitters dealing with illness. Barna 11 homers this season.
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the Gazette
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Louisville Colonels
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Watt Powell Park
Gare Lime
Is & P
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Louis- U ~ Yville
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Stan Rojek
Bill Houtz
Indianapolis
Charleston
Skipper Hemsley
Russ Kerns
Hemsley
Rojek
Mike Vuakmire
Vakmire
Leo Righetti
Fred
Civil court showdown rocks minor league baseball
The Charleston Gazette reports a Toledo injunction blocks part of the American Association season. Legal maneuvering threatens transfers and realignments across baseball from Charleston to the majors, with Association president Bruce Dudley seeking expert guidance amid ongoing court actions and uncertain future games.
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Esterday
Charleston
Louisville
American Association
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Toledo Clib
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Eton
Palmer House
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Ohio City
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Charleston Hall Club
George M. Trautman
National Association
the Minors
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Pacific Coast
Rollie Hemsley
Menendez
Charrleston
Colonels
American ‘Association
Indians' Reserves Weak Says Rosen in Cleveland
Cleveland third baseman Al Rosen said the Indians’ reserve strength is weak and injuries to Luke Easter Boone and Dale have hurt the lineup. He noted fans and experts predicted a pennant but warned teams would falter without key players and compared injuries to those facing the Yankees.
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Cleveland
al Rosen
Indians
Js Herace
Luke Easter
Boone
Dale
Cleveland News
Yankees
Joe Collins
Phil Rizzuto
Gena Woodring
Larry Doby
Mickey Mantle
Yogi Berra
Jim Hogan
Stock Car Racing Opens New Winfield Track Sunday
Stock car racing returns to Winfield with a one third mile track at Routes 17 and 34 intersection operated by Winfield Speedway Inc. Time trials start 1 30 p m and regular events at 2 p m. Competitors include Capital City Stock Car Assoc drivers and others racing for honors with winners expected after 1 30 to 2 miles speed estimate. Also notes Was team double headers with Huntington Elks Club and Charlife Glass Co. at Clarksburg and Huntington fields.
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Winfield Speedway, Inc
Capital City
Stock Car Assoc
Eeetina
Way
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Huntington
Phillies Fire Eddie Sawyer as Steve O'Neill Takes Reins
The Phillies dismissed manager Eddie Sawyer after a 6 0 win over the Giants and installed Steve O'Neill as his replacement. Sawyer will stay in the organization in a scouting role for owner Bob Carpenter.
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Eddie Sawyer
O'Neill
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Phillies
Steve O'Neill
Sawyer
Shibe Park
New York Giants
George Fletcher
Bob Carpenter
Louisville-Chanteton Wickets Postponed Game Tickets Open
Reservations for Friday nights Louisville at Chanteton will be honored tonight at Watt Powell Park and City Hall lobby. Unreserved seats available. no limit. Park capacity up to 6 000 with standing room for 2 000. Buds of the Senators have improved, and lineup changes noted for Sundays double header.
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Louisville
Chanel
Ton
Lee Milligan
Milligan
Fuiday
Watt Powell Park
City Hall
Joe Bonham
Dan's Softball Team Defeats State Champs
The Dan's Girls softball team defeated last year's state champions the Huntington Owens-Illinois ballers 4 to 1 yesterday. Slaymaker Gardner and Joseph led the attack with Slaymaker pitching a two hit game. Teams interested should contact Dan Miller at 37-858 or write him at 206 Goshorn Street in Charles.
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Gardner
Joseph
Dan
Fox
Dan Miller
Goshorn Street
Charles
From Korea to Olympics in Helsinki trip ends in Sydney
Rough notes show Capt. Claude Smeal of the Australian Army transitioning from the Korean front to the Helsinki Olympic scene. Mentions Bannon, Jette Quinet, and Carbide Junior League players with unclear dates and scattered names. The fragmentary text references Sydney events dated late June and July with several misprints.
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Sydney
Australia
Claude Smeal
Angels
Bannon
Jette
Helsinki
Auz
Jete Quinet
Gleason
Snider
Browning Wins First Round in PGA Tourney at Logan
Defending champion Sims Browning led medal honors with 31 34 05 to reach match play after a 5 under par round. He defeated Ben Weichman 5 and 4, earning a quarterfinal date with Don Spears who beat Clem Weichman 7 3. Rut Coffey birdied 17 to eliminate Gary Nixon and Jeck Hart advanced by downing George Hoffer.
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Ben Weichman
Man
Browning
Logan Country Club
Clem Weichman
Eliair
Don Spears
Huntington
Rut Coffey
Moundsville
Gary Nixon
White Sulphur Springs
Goolfer
Association
Jeck Hart
Parkersburg
Browning-Spears
Hart
Foy Scartz
Vanne-Zanick
George Hoffer
Hunting- Bart-Wards
Eight seeds win as heat hinders Wimbledon action
Top seeds push through in 90 degree heat as eight men reach Wimbledon quarterfinals. Sedgman defeats Candy 6-1 6-0 while Drobny and Seixas post strong wins. Sturgess and Rose advance in a day packed with high pace serves and dramatic points.
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England
Britain
Frank Sedgman
Australia
Don Candy
Candy
Ave
Eric Sturgess
Newcomer Sets One Round Course in National Open Lead
Pim Marilynn Smith, a newcomer to the women’s golf tour, set a new one round National Open record of 87 at Aula Golf Club and moved to second place behind Louise Suggs. Suggs led with 139 after a 36 hole total as heat and humidity affected play.
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Vss
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Gaith
Betty Jameson
Rawle Boy
MacKinhon Heverly Hanson
Acre
Dorothy Germain Porter
Benny Randolph
Petes
Marlene Sauer
Betty Bush
Mary Ann Downey
feMre
Harrison Fiippini
Betty Ries
M Geen
Betty Mivindanoft
Betty Dood
Bratton Hurt Hand Forces Saxton Bout Postponement
Johnny Bratton injured his right hand postponing the welterweight bout with Johnny Saxton scheduled for Chicago Stadium on July 2. The International Boxing Club said the July 2 show will be moved to Washington D C with Del Mangang and Gene Smith as the main attractions.
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Johnny Saxton
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Washington, D. C
West Point Player Captures Third Army Tennis Singles Title
Maj Len V Heyes of West Point won the men's singles championship at the Army tennis meet for the third straight year, defeating Alan Wilson of Camp Kilmer 2 1 6 6 1 6 2 in a four set final at West Point.
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West Point
N. Y
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Fel
Alan Wilson
Camp Kilmer
N.Y
Atherton Aims for Third Title in City Tennis Finals
Buck Atherton, top seed, meets Hugh Thompson in the 18th City Tennis Tournament singles final at 2 p.m. at Kanawha Valley Tennis Club. Bea Lutz and Margaret Given face Margaret Monks and Nancy Anderson for the women's doubles crown. Semifinals paced afternoon play with Buck Atherton and Dice Crime Aeller in the doubles field.
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Margaret’ Given
Margaret Monks
Nancy Anderson
Reaultie Bride Given
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Hugh Thomp
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