Giants Clinch 14-2 Win Over Tigers In Babe Ruth Game
Giants dominate Tigers 14-2 as Terry Keener fires a two hit complete game and Jack Burdett leads with five straight hits. Don Brady Teddy Garrett Barry Williams and Jimmy Lord pitch for Tigers in a losing effort while Don Phelps Bus Jaco Ron Heaster and others contribute for the Giants. Darkness halted play after six innings with Giants ahead and Babe Ruth league play continuing.
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Jimmy Smith
Teddy Garrett
Barry Williams
Jimmy Lord
Jack Burde
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Jaco
Fowell
Johns
Wayne Lawler
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Williams
Lord
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North selects 14 players for 22nd North South game
Clarksburg picks back Bob Hart and Virgini Summers field as North rosters swell to 14. Coach Jack Moore of Clarksburg Victory High names Hart and Summers field among backs for the Aug 13 Charleston Laidley Field classic. South selections by Coach Sammy LeRose rise to 14 as well with backs Maddox, Southern, Trout and Hess among others. tackles include Plybon, Eggers, Hawkins, Gardner. centers Reeser and Little. guard Wells Cronewall. more North players named including Shr, Kershner, Smith, Fairbanks, Langfellow, Ivett. tackles Gaydos Costelac Raines Wilt Hillon. guard Great House.
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Charleston
Laidley Field
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Washington Irving
Virgin Summerfield
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Clarksburg Victory High School
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West Virginia
Grafton Sentinel
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Barboursville
Norman Southern
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Big Creek
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South Charleston
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John Bowles
Bluefield
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Tony Tallarico
Man
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Huntington Central
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BU Wells
Cronewall Jackson
Paul Shr
Sistersvile
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Martinsburg
Harold K. Smith
Parkersburg
Terry Fairbanks
Parsons
Dick Langfellow
Spencer
Don Ivet
Cowen
Bob Gaydos
Bob Costelac
Shinnston
Roland E. Raines
Keyser
Ronald Wilt
Morgantown
Sam Hillon
Clarksbure Victory
Charles Great House
Major League Baseball: Harshman, Turley, and RP in HR spree
Baltimore and Detroit games feature Mantle and Skowron homers, while Boston and Milwaukee clash with Crandall and Burdette delivering. Chicago hosts New York in a high scoring affair as Williams and Hoffmann drive runs, and St Louis meets Brooklyn with late fireworks.
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Turley
Mantle
Skowron
Baltimore
Detroit
Pillette
Schallock
Moore
Palica
Smith
Gargler
Wilson
Abrams
Boston
Kansas City
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White
R. Shantz
Sain
W. Shantz
WP. Sain
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New York
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Monzant
Giel
Wilhelm
Grissom
Katt
Westrum
Hoffman
Mueller
Baker
Miksis
Speake
Ltn
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
Burdette
Crandall
Dickson
Seminick
Smalley
Bruton
St.Louis
Brooklyn
Poholsky
Lawrence
Moford
Tiefenauer
Schultz
LaPalme
Haddix
Sarni
Podree Labine
Campanella
Lbine
Csby
Musial
Ith
Hodges
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Staley
Fowler
Nuxhall
Freeman
Ridzik
Bur Eess
Wade
Law
Peterson
Bell
Post
Results By United Press College Scores St Paul Versus Louisville
American Association results show St Paul defeating Louisville 3 to 0. Indianapolis beat Minneapolis 6 to 3 over 14 innings.
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United Press American Association
St. Paul
Louisville
Indianapolis
Minenapolis
Mantle Remains Star as He Grows Into Yankee Role
The Oklahoma Kid moved from as a teen prospect to a steady power hitter for the New York Yankees. At 23, Mantle leads the league in homers and RBIs, anchors a top run-producing club, and hints at a lasting super star arc despite past knee worries. His brothers also pursues baseball with the Yanks in mind for future outfield depth.
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Oklahoma
Yankee
Joe DiMaggio
Kansas City
Mickey
Mick
New York
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Mantle Brothers
Yanks
Mantles
Co Ed And Marine Swimmers Fail In Strait of Juan de Fuca Bid
Victoria BC—Co ed swimmer Pat Russell and U S Marine Bert Thom were overwhelmed by frigid 47 degree water after eight miles as they attempted to conquer the 18 mile Strait of Juan de Fuca between Vancouver Island and Port Angeles. Russell was hospitalized with exhaustion and shock. Thom was withdrawn six miles from his goal.
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B. C
Pat Russell
Husky United States
Bert Thomas
Juan de Fuca
Berg
Port Angeles
Wash
University of British Columbia
Thomas
U.S
Hoppy Strait
Leaders Dominate Baseball Stat Leaders from United Press
United Press highlights include Ashburn and Mueller among batting leaders with high averages, Snider and Campanella powering home runs for Dodgers, Kaline and Mantle among top run producers, and notable pitching marks by Newcombe and Ford. Names span Tigers, Dodgers, Yankees, Giants, Cubs, Redlegs, and Athletics with a snapshot of 1950s season stats.
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Pet
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Mueller
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Smith
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Gilliam
Amoros
Pitchina
Newcombe
Jeffcoat
Cal
Arroyo
Cardinals
Ford
Wynn
Carr Discovers Rare 190 Penney After Early Purchase
Charles A. Carr recently bought a rare 190 penney for 12 dollars. Soon after, while checking a batch of coins, he found a 1909 penney, a surprising secondary find in his collection.
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Pierre
D. Wm
Charles A. Carr
McDermott Stars As Cleveland Tops New York In Gripping Tilt
United Press reports a 13 to 1 Cleveland win over New York behind strong pitching by McDermott and late bullpen support. Vernon homered twice for Cleveland and Hegan and Foiles contributed tosses from the mound.
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Cleveland
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FitzGerald
Lemon
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Hegan
Foiles
Lemion
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Ith
Sievers
New York
Konstanty
Wilt And Spadafore Picked By East For Monongahela Valley Bowl Tilt
Wilt of Morgantown High and John Spadafore of Shinnston were named to the East team for the Monongahela Valley Senior Bowl in Morgantown area. Wilt, a 200 pound tackle, and Spadafore, 165 pounds, join eight other players as Morgantown and surrounding schools contribute to the all star gridiron classic.
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Spadafore
Monongah
Ron Wilt
Morgantown High
John Spadafore
Shinnston
Gimm- Feltz
Larksburg
Feltz
Joe Micnack
Johiians
Morgantown
Don Walsh Wilt
Ron Aise
Tracy
Roadsfore
John
West Virginia
Frankie Spadafore
Conrad Leads 4 Up At Halfway In British Amateur Final
In St Ames England P Lt Joe Conrad of San Antonio held a four hole edge at the halfway point of the 36 hole British Amateur final against England’s Alan Slater. The 25 year old Air Force officer, playing his first Brit event, weathered heavy rain and wind to extend his lead with key wins on holes 11 14 15 and 16 before lunch.
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England
Joe Conrad
San Antonio
Cex
Alan Slater
Conrad
Air Force
Britain
Slater
Hosey
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