Arrows Fall as Senators Crush Arrows in 11-3 Loss
1,112 fans attend a Charleston Senators 11 3 victory over the Arrows at home after a 16 hit barrage by Senators pitchers. The crowd marked the largest local attendance since opening.
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Charleston 16 Hit Attack Beats Flint 11 to 5
A firework night at the park brought a wild game as Charleston exploded with 16 hits to defeat Flint 11 to 5. Pfeifer and Brown led a late surge after a two-run first inning, with Reggio and Loomis contributing key hits.
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Raschi’s 12th Win Beats Red Sox 2-1 in 3-Hit Classic
Vic Raschi pitched a three hitter to move to 12-4 as the Yankees edged the Red Sox 2-1. Joe DiMaggio drove in the decisive run with an eighth inning double scoring Phil Rizzuto, while Yogi Berra threw out Maury McDermott at first to end a threat in the fifth. The Yankees totaled seven hits with Hank Bauer and Gil McDougald supporting the rally that tied the game.
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Chisox Wallop Browns For 10-3 Victory
Chicago White Sox surged to a 10-3 win over the St. Louis Browns led by Orestes Minoso with a 3 for 4 effort boosting his average to .387 Howard Judson pitched a full game as Chicago built an early eight run surge and widened its hold on first in the American League.
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Cunningham's and OLO win in Kana West junior loop
In Kana wha Junior League action Cunningham's rolled Parkette 13 4 at Legion Field as Smithers and Donovan with C Jones and J Jones combined for a one hit effort. OLO defeated Gazette 8 5 at the Gun Club Kanawha City with Blankenship and Horner delivering key at bats and Hicks doubling for Gazette. The Indians vs John Brawley game was not reported.
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Larsen Reaches Wimbledon Quarterfinals in Tight Win
Artful Art Larsen of California outplayed Torsten Johannsson 6-3 7-5 to reach the All England quarter finals as Australia’s Sedgman McGregor and South Africa’s Sturgess also advance. American women seed Beverly Baker upsets Althea Gibson in straight sets while top seeds Brough and DuPont win their third round matches.
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Raleigh Youth Cups National Miles Tourney winner crowned
A 13-year-old underdog from Fairdale Raleigh County West Virginia won the 1951 boys marble championship at Asbury Park before 3000 spectators. Shirley Windy Allen defeated favorite Bob Kupchak in the best of 13 with a 7 3 lead. The tournament featured past PGA champions including Snead Ferrier and Ghezzi as rounds continued toward the 36 hole final.
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Virginia West Virginia Match Sets Golf Qualifying Schedule
Bill Campbell leads into the third annual 18 hole match between Virginia and West Virginia with men and women qualifiers and a 36 hole men schedule at Greentrier. The event features a 32 man championship flight, 6,317 yard course, and finals on July 4 with key players listed including Tutwiler and Reed among others.
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Cubs and Cardinals settle in 8-8 tie after nine innings
The Cubs and Cardinals finished tied 8-8 when called after nine innings to permit Chicago to catch a train to Cincinnati. St Louis built a 9-6 late lead and Chicago rallied briefly. Players Rush Melly Klippstein Burgess Pohoj Boyer contributed for Chicago while Hermansill made the late pitching stop.
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A's Narrow Gap With Twins After Twin Victory
PHILADELPHIA June 29 The A's closed within a half game of sixth place Washington by sweeping the Senators 3-2 and 11-3. Eddie Joost and Gus Zernial powered the first win with home runs while a seven-run seventh inning carried the nightcap. Joost homered again in the second game along with Lou Klein. Zernial hit his 17th of the season. Washington's Porterfield took the losses.
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Columbia Wins in Brazil in first series game
Columbia University baseball team defeated the State All-Star club 6 to 0 in the opening game of a series played in Sao Paulo and Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, on June 29. The New York school took control early and secured the shutout behind strong pitching and timely hitting.
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Kanawha Valley Tennis Club semi finals and finals today
Tournament action continues with men's singles semi finals Buck Atherton vs Dick Drumheller and Ivor Boiarsky vs Hugh Thompson. Women reach finals Dolly Drum heller versus Rosemary Allebach while Rose Allebach wins her semi. Mixed doubles saw Lutz pairings win 6-4 8-2 before Maness injury halted play. Finals at 1 36. Admission twenty five cents. Bring lunch.
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