Linden Meade Leads Open With 63 At Kanawha Club
Linden Meade shot a five under par 63 to lead the West Virginia Open after the first round at Kanawha Country Club. Sam Snead fired 67, as both were among five players under par. Meade, a former Marshall golfer, led by two, with Quent in Stewart and Don Stickney close behind.
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Bob Smith Jr
Staly
Linden Meade
Kanawha Country Club
Sam Snead
Evar
Meade
Snead
Marshall University
Quentin Stewart
Don Stickney
Columbus
Ohio
Stewart
Stickney
Huntington
Bill Campbell
Ed Tutwiler
Tutwiler
Mel Carpenter
Edgewood
George Hoffer
Carpenter
Spencer
Benny Varda
First Round Scores Highlight Wide West Virginia Names
A dense list of first round scores and players across many towns including Charleston White Sulphur Huntington Huntington Beckley Clarksburg and Morgantown. Notable names include Sam Snead Quentin Blewart Billy Capps Don Stieeney Ed Tutwiler Joe Taylor and Tom Nichols with assorted hometowns and venues in the Charleston Huntington and nearby areas. The fragmentary item compiles player names affiliations and scores from a golf event.
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Linden Meade
Sam_ Snead
Tom Nichols
Charleston
Tokelson
Chuckolumbus
Billy Capps
Beckley
Cooke
P.M. Donald Jr
Huntington
Dan Spears
Columbus
George Volosin
Fairmont
Drexel Meadeix
Logan
Ed Tutwiler
Bil Castleman
Joe Taylor
Wilson Niel
Cleveland
Kenny Harless
John Fletcher
Glarksburg
Glen Thompson
Gene Thompson
Bluefield
AT Atkins
Ashland
Bob Johnson
Sid Gillis
Bill Starkspurg
French Toney
Arnold Browning
Harry Haffer
Hurricanes
Pete Byer
Dick Shephard
David Frame
Jackson
Ohio
Adolph Popp
Oak Hill
L. B
Valiey
W. G. Clark
Billy
Kelley Reed
Charles Dave Daniels
Colubus
Homer Shreves
Sistersville
Kenny Karl
Henry McCoy
Roy Long
Ker Bower
Charles Stewart
Andy Brawley
Ed Hally
Waverly
Dave Smith
Parkersburg
Bob Wolfe
al Schwabe
Loren Parrish
Claude Runyon
Tex Lankford
Lee Wright
Ceredo
Joe Starcher
Spencer
Gene Shreves
Delpair
Wis
Newt Margolis
Sout Zelenak
Jerry Knox
Russ
Frank
Heke
Box Thaxton
Charles’ Jar
Harry Miller
Jack’ Fairaix
Mike Good
Hunington
Gene Byard
George Medley
Dick Tucci
Weston
Barney Thompson
Hinton
Bill Solomon
Morgantown
Bw, Hh, “Anderson, White Sulphurz Dan Weaver, Madison: Fred McClure
L. D
Pitchford
H. Gibson
Steubenville
Gene Kerstings
Clarksburg
Jerry Jackson
Charles Biter
Art Rogers
Lolancia
Alaridas
Marry Green
Frad Byard
St—Ary Burris
H. H. Mil
Sim. B. Clover
H. Kesstar
Adison
Lynn
Billy Campbell
Reggie Spencer
Lynn Turkelson
Tom Nicals
Lara Parish
Halley
Ken Bowen
Henry M&coy
Kenny Kart
Dave Daniels
Billy Reec
W. O. Clark
Jack Nelson
Bud Harrald
Simms Browning
Roy Shreves
Dave Frome
Dick Shepard
Bill Hoffer
Gillis
Wilson Mobley
George Valocin
Pete Sonakd
Dry Bil Capps
Chuck Smith
Sir Carpenter
Agany Varda
Oueatin Siawart
Linden Nga
Toe Turcher, Jr
Garay
Don Stickney
Sam Snead
Hagerstown
Hedgesville
Notre Dame
Shinnston
Unions
West Milford
Metz Man of Moment As DuPont Wins First
Metz fired a touchdown pass and scored twice as DuPont High defeated Cedar Grove 27 8 for its first win. The Panthers surged to a 20 point second quarter lead with Metz scoring on a 10 yard run and a 21 yard run while Cedar Grove, missing three backs, struggled with four fumbles and only 18 first half yards. Cedar Grove rallied late and added a safety and a 7 yard score but DuPont fielded the stronger game, intercepting a pass and holding the Trailblazers to 117 net yards.
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Gary Metz
DuPont High School
Cedar ‘Grove
Metz
Panthers
Trailblazers
Ray Lyons
du Pont
Bob Allport
I J
Cedar Grove
Ioming
Metz Metz
DuPont
Cam Fout
Bob Alley
Larry Bowe
Harvey Woodson
Ceci Johnson
DuPont Babes Tx
Gedar Grove
Allport
Woodson
End Zung
Johnsony
Highlanders
St. Albans
Dawson
Red Dragons
Bill Craige
Dick Whitman
East
Jerry Phillips
Larry Hicks
Whitman
Dragons
Daniels
E. B
T. D
Pioneers
Larry Payne
Bille
Doug Dailey
Roy Williams
Charleston
East's Late TD Drives East Past St Albans 20 14
East Highs rally past St Albans in a 20 14 comeback win as Dawson guides the drive with 103 passing yards and a late TD run. St Albans led 14 7 before Huntington and Rich Jackson fueled the Highlanders late surge. The Red Dragons fall to 4 3 while East improves to 5 2 in a bruising Friday night showdown.
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Huntington
Dawson
Red Dragons
Rich Jackson
Actoss
Hind
Joe Dawson
St. Al'Dawson
St. Albans
Highlanders
St Anbe
Ted Huntington
Sa—Craiga
Whitman
E Jackson
E—Phillips
Sa—Whitman
Hicks
Iwhitman
E—Dawson
Phillips
Fragmented OCR sports schedule with many names
A garbled list of race times and participants appears, listing Tex Lankford Jack Freemani aa Radcliffe Gen Spears and many others. The text resembles a chaotic event timetable with multiple names, times, and partial initials, lacking clear structure.
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Tex Lankford
Jack
Gene Kersting
R. H. Gibsor
Fred Fectures
Comedtey
William Solomon
L. B
Jack Baris
Ue Miller
Bap Thaxton
Rannie Allen
Fred Byard
Barney Semplag
Mike Good
Drew Houvouras
Gere Byard
Newton Margolis
Kelly Reed
Ray Tincher
Frank Feck
Doe Holland
Ross Remary
Carl G
Tom Malina
Ares Fyler
Ralph Pennington
Rey
Wally Havens
Iitchford
Day McClure
Sidney G
Elli
Gon Meals
Russell
Kerry Knox
Former Bantam Champion Williams Dies at 72
Baltimore obituary reports Johny Gutenke known as Kid Williams, world bantamweight champion from 1914 to 1917, died at home at age 72. An Austrian immigrant’s son, he rose from East Baltimore newsboy to world champion after defeating Johny Coulon in Los Angeles in July 1914.
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Baltimore
Johny. Gutenke
Kid Williams
East
Johny Coulon
Los Angeles
State scholastic scores and pro basketball note
A long list of high school football scores from West Virginia and nearby states as well as a pro basketball note. Highlights include South Charleston 18 Parkersburg 14 and Tom Hoover signing with the New York Knicks after being drafted by Syracuse Nats.
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Charleston
Parkersburg
South Charleston
Barboursville
DuPont
Cedar Grove
Huntington East
St. Albans
East Bank
Stonewall
Poca
Dunbar
Walton
Gassaway
Romney
Petersburg
Keyser
Oakland
Ridgeley
W. Va
Deaf
Davis Mountaineer
Franklin
Weirton
Wheeling
New Martinsville
Shadyside
Ohio
Paden City
Woodsfield
NEW York
Tom Hoover
Villanova
New York Knicks
National Basketball Association
Syracuse Nats
Syracuse
Philadeliphia
ICHS Holds Off Reds Stays in Title Race
Charleston High School’s Mountain Lions eked out an 18-14 win at Stadium Field over Parkersburg, aided by a 70 yard fourth quarter drive and a late Big Reds drive that fell short when Bob Allman dropped a potential TD pass. Parkersburg’s Rhodes led rushing. Charleston’s Stewart and Isaac contributed key runs. final score kept Charleston in playoff contention.
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Daisy Wels
Parkersburg
Charlesston High School
Mountain Lions
Gamkly
Big Reds
Stadium Field
Big
Tom Black
Bob Allman
Allman
Russ Parsons
Altman
Charleston
Lions
Weirton
Black
Bob
Bruce Young
Witte Farley
Parckersburg
Bob Linckcome
Stewart
Hairston
Issac
Bill Kupfner
Mountain Lion
Ipharieston
Par—Virden
Rain Black
Kupty
Chs—Young
Jumbit
Chis Isaac
Parrhode
Cieupiner
Chs—Stewart
Daniels Sparkplug Leads East Bank Past Stonewall Jackson 28 7
Quarterback Teddy Daniels sparked East Bank to a four touchdown surge in the second half, turning a 7 0 halftime deficit into a 28 7 victory over Stonewall Jackson. Daniels had a 90 yard punt return for a score, two passing touchdowns, and another rushing score, as East Bank improved to 6 1 and Stonewall fell to 4 2 1.
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Bob Fretwell
Steff
Teddy Daniels
East Bank
Pioneers
Stonewall Jackson
Tittle Daniels
Gens
Stonewall
Nineames
Daniels
Calvert Field
Garland Barnhart
Philip Lyles
George Feazell
Furgol and Taylor win Two Ball Golf title in playoff
Ed Furgol of Westmoreland Country Club and Joe Taylor of Charleston won an 18 hole playoff by four strokes at Churchill Valley to capture the pro Two Ball Golf title. The duo posted 67 in the final playoff, defeating Al Besselink and Pat Schwab who shot 71. The victory paid $2,000 to the winning pair.
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Berry Hills
Joe Taylor
Pittsburgh
Charleston
Kanawha
Taylor
Ed Furgol
Linden Mead
Drexel
Logan
Snead
Westmoreland Country Club
W. Va
Churchill Valley Country Club
Furgol
al Besselink
Philadelphia
Pat. Schwab
Wilmington
Del
Leetie
Schwab
Carnevale Released by Portland PCL Club
Port land Oregon AP reports Danny Carnevale longtime field manager of the Portland Pacific Coast League team has been released. The move ends his tenure with the club amid ongoing roster changes and organizational shakeups.
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Portland
Ore
Danny Carnevale
Portland Pacific Coast League
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