Stolzenfels No-Hit No-Run Game For Merchants Here
Stolzenfels pitched the only no hit no run game in the 1948 Central League season and the first for a Grafton hurler in recent history. Weston batters were kept hitless through the middle innings as Grafton beat Weston 1 to 0 at G.H.S. field.
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Randall McKinetaeu
G.H.S
America
Grafton Merchants
G.H.S. Field
Weston
Independents
Merchants
Natcherly
Chub Stolzenfels
Grafton
Stolzenfels
Husky Carr
Weson
Stolenfels
Big Boy
Stolzv
Adams
Stolvenfels
Clarkshore
Houghton
Willow Beach
Jeeps
Bucks Pay Off For Bucks By Alan Mayer
Baseball game summary shows Bucks defeating Merchants 7 to 4 with key hits by Haggerty Shields Hebb and team efforts by Stolzenfels and Houghton. Notable pitching: Stolzenfels earned the win for Jeeps, Adams the loss for Merchants. Umpires Foley McKinney Jones. Time 1 hour 45 minutes.
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BUCS
Alan Mayer
Grafton
Gerard
Weston
Stolzenfels
Adams
Set Up Ohio Valley Handicap At Wheeling Downs
The Ohio Valley handicap a six and a half furlong dash for three year olds and upward will feature on Wednesday's eight race card at Wheeling Downs Wheeling West Virginia racecourse hosts the event as part of a busy program with horse racing action scheduled for the day.
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Downs
Wheeling
Ati
Wheeling Downs
Hogan Pressure Drives Golf Star Toward Vacation
NEW YORK, Aug. 4 Ben Hogan faces mounting pressure from constant touring and bests on the summer circuit. His Denver Open win marks his sixth in a row, with a 69.57 scoring average in 63 winds, showing the toll of the tour on nerves and temper. Byron Nelson’s past retirement after similar strain is cited as precedent.
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Hugh Fullerton, Jr
New York
Aus
Ben Hogan
Ben
Hogan
Byron Nelson
Nelson
Atlantic City
Bfron
Denver
Dodgers Rise To First As Pirates, Braves Shift
Dodgers leap from last to first with a doubleheader sweep of the Cardinals 12-7 and 6-4 as Pittsburgh knocks off Boston, placing Brooklyn a game and a half ahead of the Braves. Reds top Giants 3-2 twice. Cubs and Phils split. Red Sox beat Browns in opener then lose nightcap. Yankees split with Tigers as Evers and Wakefield deliver timely Homers.
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Joe Reichler
Associated Press
Burt Shotton
Brooklyn
St. Louis Cardinals
St. Louis
Dodgers
Brooks
Pittsburgh Pirates
Boston Braves
Braves
Pittsburgh
Boston
Cincinnati
Reds
New York Giants
Leo Durocher
Danny Lit
Whiler
Sun
Augie Galan
Chicago
Cubs
Philadelphia Phils
Walter Dubiel
Phils
Bob McCall
del Ennis
Andy Pafko
Ralph Caballero
Red Sox
St. Louis Browns
Ted Williams
Birdie Tebbetts
Joe Dobson
Sox
Les Moss
Don Lund
al Zar“illa
Browns
Mickey Harris
New York Yankees
Detroit Tigers
Detroit
Tigers
Bill Johnson
Yankees
Hoot Evers
Dick Wakefield
Pittsburgh Steelers Tackle Calcagni Dies
MEADVILLE Pa Aug 30 Ralph Calcagni star tackle of the National Football League Pittsburgh Steelers died yesterday at Meadowville city hospital after an emergency appendectomy He was 26 and considered a key lineman in the Steelers lineup.
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Ralph Calcagni
Pittsburgh Steelers
Meadowville City Hospital
Calcagni
Baseball Scores and Standings From Saturday and Sunday
Highlights from the American and National Leagues with results for New York, Boston, Philadelphia, Detroit, Cleveland, St. Louis, and Chicago. Standings show Boston, New York, Cleveland, Philadelphia near the top with multiple tight races. Yesterday's stars include Jackie Robinson and Bob Lemon delivering pivotal performances.
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Associated Press
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DiMaggio
Dillinger
St. Lows
Brissie
Kramer
Unclear due to fragmented source text
A man died after emergency surgery performed about 12 hours earlier. Hospital authorities said he appeared to be reacting satisfactorily. An autopsy was held but doctors require further clinical tests to determine the exact cause of death.
Major Gage Realts Major League Leaders
Reported baseball season leaders across the majors with Williams DiMaggio Musial and Kiner topping batting and home run lists. Noted are DiMaggio 290 homers and 117 RBIs in the American League and Musial leading the National League in multiple categories. Weather and storm damage described at Charles Town Jockey Club racetrack with barn destruction from a thunderstorm.
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Associated Press
Williams
Boston
DiMaggio
New York
DiMaresio
Boudreau
Cleveland
Henrich
Stewart
Washington
Musial
St. Louis
Kiner
Pittsburgh
Ashburn
Philadelpnia
Ree Stikeouts
Brecheen
Chesnes
Charles Town
Aur
Charles Town Jockey Club
Where Your Money Went in Meadows Patteson Administration
Analysis shows salaries for officers boards and commissions appointed by the governor cost taxpayers four times higher than at the start of the Little New Deal and double what they were three years ago. The piece compares bureaucratic spending over time and highlights the growth in payroll expenses.
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Meadows-Patteson
Elkins Senators Open Grid Practice Camp
ELKINS Aug. 80 The Davis and Elkins Senators opened drills today for an eight game season set to feature all state collegiate conference foes. About 50 candidates slated to report to Coach Robert N Red Brown. Only three from 1947 squad lost to graduation, with several freshmen expected to join, including Earl Grimm and El Wood Nieman from Elkins High.
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Elkins
Davis and Elkins Senators
Robert N
Red Brown
Brown
Earl Grimm
el Wood Nieman
Elkins High
Wehrle Alleges Raw Deal After Golf Ban
Wilford Wehrle, Louisville golfer, says USGA barred him from the National Amateur Tournament after evidence they say showed he advertised Reynolds Metals on his golf bag. Wehrle denies the claim and calls the ruling unfair.
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Louisville
Wilford Wehrle
United States Golf Association
Memphis
Tenn
Usga
Reynolds Metals
Baltimore Man Wins Kingwood Tournament
Ed Finnes s of Baltimore Maryland wins the Kingwood Tri State Amateur Golf tournament finishing with a four over par 292. Berk Davis of Fairmont is six strokes back at 298 while Lynn Taylor Kingwood and George Hopkins Clarksburg tie for third with 300. Dom Scartz and Tom Prozillo from Fairmont post 301 and 302. Eva Petri Wheeling Reggie Spencer Morgantown and Vincent Martino Clarksburg finish at 305. Prozillo shoots 69 three under par in the best 18 hole score of the three day event featuring over 50 amateurs from WV Maryland and Pennsylvania.
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Aus
Ed Finness
Baltimore
Maryland
Berk Davis
Fairmont
Lynn Taylor
George Hopkins
Clarksburg
Dom Scartz
Tom Prozillo
Eva Petri
Wheeling
Reggie Spencer
Morgan
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