West Virginia players stretch minor league week victories and batting bursts
Dave Vineyard of Newton and Roy Kuhl of Marmot headline West Virginia figures in the minors. Vineyard posted two Rochester wins and cut his ERA to 3.60 while striking out 19 in 18 innings. Kuhl hit for a .313 average with eight hits in 20 at bats. The report notes additional strong showings by Pierson, Jones, Francis, Teeters, Swayne, Backus, Tokas, Procopio, DeMoss and others, detailing gains and slumps across various leagues and teams.
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West
Dave
Rochester
Kuhl
Vineyard
Kamersn
Burlington
Carolina League
Charleston
Cleveland
Jones
Dnhn Teeters
Wheeling
Knoxville
Tommy Swayne
Gary
Tri-City
Northwest
Wendell Backus
Meadow Bridge
Tampa
Jim Percerall
Osage
Chattanooga
Francis
T Elmira
Williamsport
S.C
Gerald Smith
South Charleston
Army
Dubuque
Midwest
Reading
York
Frank DeMoss
Motiongah
Tiniren
Fort Worth
Wol Pet
Walter O'Neil
Willamson
Springfield
Elmira
Grant ‘Town
Columbus
Caarle
the Southern
Joe Sparks
Melygek
Tacoma
Pacific Coast
Williams
Moatam
Paulo Popovich
Flemington
Salt Lake
Barker
RBI
J.am
Procogio
DeMoss
Sight York
Four AAU marks fall at New Brunswick NA meet
Veteran hammer thrower Mel Allen wins with 220-53. Bob Hayes and Fred Hansen headline U S sprint stars while Olympic trials loom. The two day AAU meet doubles as Olympic Trials qualifying as top performers set meet records and heads for Tokyo competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Brunswick
Eve — Pobs
Mel Ei
Ken
Connally
Culver City
Glone
Tokyo
Bob Schul
Bob Hayes
Dayton
U.S
Ronjing
Zinn
Fred Hansen
Pot
Urday
West Virginia
Hansen
Tork
Olympie Teigns
Mike Larrabee
Ereize
California
Russia
Roebhie Brightwell
Leading junior girls start net play at Charleston
National City Team Tournament opens at Charleston Tennis Club with seven city teams including North Miami Beach, Middletown, Louisville and St Paul. Debutants Debbie Simmons, Chris Koutras, Toni Barone, Pam Goels and Connie Capoz are among top contenders as players vie for team points in singles and doubles through Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skip Johnson
Winser
Charleston Tennis Club
North Miami Beach
Charleston
Lima
Springfield
Ohio
Debbie Simmons
Louisville
Chris Koutras
Toni Barone
Pam Goels
Connie Capoz
Middletown
Mary Davis
St. Paul
Tennis Inc
The
Tennis Club
Harry Moore
Hugh Tompson
Thompson
Mt. Paul
Morin Aimeach
Paul Tannies
Davis and Crase Lead Indians Slump Amid Slams at Watt Towell Park
Big Bill Davis and veteran Frankie Crase slugged two homers each as the Indians lost 7 to 8 to Springfield at Watt Towell Park. Frank DeCastris and Hector Cardenas added solo shots, while Jim McClain made a sensational running catch in center. Springfield used a late rally and a long homer by Krase to edge the Indians and extend their winless streak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Davis
Minnesota Gopher
Freddie Kkrase
Watt Towell Park
Indians
Springfield
Ron
Eliza Pioneers
George Culver
Charleston
Elmira
Twin Bill
Jim McClain
Fred Krase
Krase
Sinner
Derry Kelly Slares On Edmonson Bell In Ninth Inning
Derry Kelly sent Edmonson’s ball to the wall, Sommers drove it home as the five eighth inning runs accompanied by a Dan Markowski triple and Edmonson’s sacrifice fly. Bob Miller faded in the seventh then walked to load the bases before being pulled by Manager Bob Nieman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somae Ae Oe
Giants
Frank Johnson
Indians
Oyes
Salou
Charleston
Watt Powell Park
Davis
Larry Edmonson
Sommers
Dock
Heemandes
Springfield
Ken Bracey
Jerry Bulty Jison
Tom Kelley
John Parker
Frank Kashela
Parker
Krase
Kelly
Martiinez
Jarmsot
Secont
Tadlans
Martine
Derry Kelly
Edmonson
Ike
Bob Miller
Dan Markowski
We Cigirth
Datmmy Blanco
Miller
Dick Pawlow
Jim McClain
Bob Nieman
Giants Take Over National Lead In baseball shift
The San Francisco Giants swept a four game series from the Los Angeles Dodgers to capture first place in the National League by two percentage points, while the Phillies shut out the Cardinals 5-0 before dropping the nightcap. Harvey Kuenn Willie Mays and Orlando Cepeda sparked the eighth inning for the Giants in the opener. Frank Toward made a one handed grab to seal the victory.
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Baltimore Orioles
Washington Senators
Baltimore
New York Yankees
Detroit Tigers
Yankees
Tom Tresh
Tigers
Gates
Brown
Yanks
Tisllie Sheldon
Joe Sparma
Tiger
Mickey Lolich
Tresh
Hector Lopez
Phil Ling
Mickey Mantle
Senators
Dick Radatz
Boston
Cleveland
Felex Mantilin
Frank Malzane
Lenn Wagner
Indians
Bob Chance
Harman Rillebrew
Bob Allison
Minnesota Twins
Chicago
White Sox
Zulio Versalles
Rich Rollins
Killebraw
Allison
Diego Segui
Kansas City
Los Angeles Angels
Angels
SAN Francisco Giants
Los Angeles Dodgers
Philadelphia Phils
Phils
St. Louis Cards
Giants
Harvey Kuenn
Willie Mays
Orlando Cepeda
Frank Toward
Bill White
Phillie
Tennis Schedule and Baseball Results Mixed Confusion
Fragmented sports brief reports mixed scores from baseball and boxing, naming players like Jim Maloney Leo Cardenas and Steve Boros. The text includes misread lines about Houston Cubs Mets and a boxing result involving Norio Jones, with several garbled pairings and dates.
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Hlardman
By A. L. Hardman
Teeters
Ruhl
Pete Gongala
McMechen
Thayvenport
Indi
Palms
Biel Sill
Maininiog
Buddy Barker
Martinsburg
Pactfind
Homerond Fowe
Jim Tokas
Wellsburg
Davenport
Awit
Stim Procopia
St. Marys
St. Cloud
Leila
Pierson
Miller Wilts
Sun
Frank DeCastris
Hector Cardenas
Ravi
Art Siefect
Johnson
Culver
Kushets
Kelley
Payton
Mecate
Tareedghnen
Mansinets Te Sinner A
Ponalver
Hayden
Hayden Gn Er Raaneta
Kenily
Cardenss Wy Savis
Hari Fuel
Ander
maNier
Viben Kalley
Speinyticts Iy
Gharisatan
Whartians
Icld
Reliey
Bitches
Wwe
Teilers
Ilbiamsport Blair
Nichols
Smhanon
Nason
Tareaux
Swonova
Philadelphia
Kanawha
Susan Hevdt
Margery’ Post
Ellen Ruben
Benise Berger
Christy Reeves
Susan Strimel
Flora Carter
IL Prien
Psonmiil “Galant
Sentois
Switzerland of America
Oriole
Yankee
Tony Cloninger
Chris Short
Phil
Cincinnati
Pittburgh
Bob Friend
John Tsitouris
Jaime
Ue Oponer
Pete Roses
Roonie Jones
N. L
Narlsawary
Aaron
Rico Carly
Kayo
Serer
Hace Qwaniss
Soma
Diane Uaris
Celebrity
Vna
Rane
Dodson Tire
Wigley Ave
Maccorkle WE
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