Moose Come From Behind To Trim VFW 5 3
The Moose rallied with a five run fourth inning to defeat the VFW 5 to 3, improving to 5 wins with two defeats and remaining in first place. Billy Whitescarver debuted on the mound, holding the Vets to ten base blows as Joe Gianakos and Sonny Tucker contributed in the early offense. The Vets led 2 0 before Moose hitters broke through, scoring in the fourth to seize the lead and add insurance. Johnny Robinson was hit by a pitch and another run scored in the fifth for the VFW. Next action is Saturday at 5 30 when the VFW meet the Elks, followed by a July 4 double header with all four clubs.
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Gianako
Gianakos
Haislup
Cox
Hamilton
Barcus
McDaniel
White Scarver
Smith
Whitescarver
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Ing
The
Elks
West Virginia Senior Bowl picks Philippi and St. Marys players
The West squad, coached by Joe Nichael, announced Bobby Gover of Philippi and John Mazzie of St. Marys for the first Monongahela Valley Senior Bowl in Clarksburg on July 29. Feltz names 16 for the East, with 25 total players yet to be chosen. Reserve tickets cost 2.50, available through MV Bowl Game, Inc. in Clarksburg, WV.
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Milford
Joe Nichael
Bobby Gover
Philippi
John Magzie
St. Mary's
Clarksburg
Michael
Jimmy Feltz
Monongaha
Hite Stadium
Bobby
Tri-Valley
Feltz
Tckets
Inc
P.O
W.va
June Graduate Of Elkins High Named To North South Football Competition
Martha Lou Caplinger Miss Elkins Inter Mountain is one of 21 co sponsoring newspapers representatives for the North South Football Game. She will arrive in Charleston August 11 for NS Style Show and festivities before the August 13 game at Ley Ley Field. Caplinger, May graduate of Elkins High School, earned National Honor Society honors, led Student Council and GAA as treasurer, sang in the choir, was homecoming queen, and served as a May Day princess. She attended Girls State at Acksolve Mil last summer and belongs to the Children of the American Revolution. She is active in Youth Fellowship at Davis Memorial Presbyterian Church Elkins and sings in the church Chancel Choir.
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Elkins
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Martha Lou
Charleston
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Acksolve, Mil
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Fiduciary Notice of Estate Administrations Settlement
Notice before the commissioner of accounts for settlement for two estates. James R. Taylor is administrator of Evelyn C. Taylor deceased and Frank L. Kunst is administrator of Lulun E. Shroyer deceased. Dated July 1 1955. Richard B. Bord Commissioner of Accounts.
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Evelyn C. Taylor
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Civen
Richard B. Bord
Arhounts TW
Marciano May Sign For Fray In Possible Yankee Stadium Bout
New York promoter Kim Norris aims to pair Rocky Marciano with Archie Moore for a heavyweight title fight possibly at Yankee Stadium on September 20. Norris said talks with both camps progressed with no hitches after Thursday meetings and a final decision depended on Al Weill’s approval. Moore and manager Charley Johnston are reported as ready.
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Rocky Marciano
Archie Moore
Yankee Stadium
Norris
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al Weill
Moore
Mananger
Charley Johnston
Brittin names Wightman Cup team candidates
England is set to announce its Wightman Cup squad with Angela Mortimer Angela Buston Pat Ward and Shirley Bloomer among the expected selections for the contemporary tennis fixture at Wimbledon.
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Wimbledon
Eng
Angela Mortimer
Angela Buston
Pat Ward
Shirley Bloomer
Britiin
Sports Sputterings and Notes From The Season
Sports notes and quirky tidbits from various leagues and figures. Mentions Bill Rigney career link, Freddy Bujack’s bowling earnings, Archie Moore debates, Joe HeapND Notre Dame All Stars, Penn State coaches trips to Finland, and the 1953 white shark record. Includes references to Yankees pennant chances and Skywriters touring.
RESULTS From National and American Leagues baseball scores
National League 11 innings New York 5 Milwaukee 7 Chicago 4 Milwaukee 7 New York 5. American League Detroit 4 Chicago 3 Boston 1 Washington 3. Pitchers listed with records and relievers, multiple games reported.
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Snead Holsher Running Third For B C Title
Vancouver report on the British Columbia Open golf tournament shows Bob Rosburg carding a 67 for a 36 hole total of 132 and a three stroke lead over Don Finsterwald. Mike Souchak sits third at 138, with Sam Snead tied for fourth at 137 and Bud Holscher also at 137. Other leaders and round notes follow as the field narrows in the third round.
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Stanford
Shaughnessy Heights
Don Finsterwald
Bedford Heights
Ohio
Mike Souchak
Durham
N. C
Sam Snead
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
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Bud Holscher
Apple Valley
Calif
Tommy Bolt
Houston
Tex
Ken Towns
Fort Lewis
Wash
Mike Fetchile
Yonkers
Marty Furgol
Lemont
Julius Boros
Mid Pines
Hole-In-One Tie Startles Golfer in Knoxville
In Knoxville Tennessee Fred Smith made a short putt and two golf balls dropped into the cup. Karl Helis teed off 225 yards behind Smith and scored a hole in one on the par four hole.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Fred Smith
Karl Helis
Smith
Crocker Leads Women's Open in Wichita
Faye Crocker of Montevideo Uruguay led the second round of the $7,500 Women’s National Open in Wichita with a 87-17-73 two over par. Louise Cuges, former champion, trailed by five strokes in fifth. Jackie Yates, 19, top Intercollegiate champion from Honolulu, stood second after day one.
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Faye Crocker
Montivideo
Uruguay
Mrs Crocker
Rover
Louise ¢Uges
Jackie Yates
Hipnolulu
Trabert hopeful in Wimbledon final against Nielsen
Tony Trabert pursues a pledge from over a year ago as he faces Kurt Nielsen of Denmark in the men's singles final at Wimbledon.
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England
Tony Trabert
Kurt Nielsen
Denmark
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