Giants Tie Major League Home Run Record In Rally
New York Giants explode for seven homers including a late barrage by Danning Demaree Whitehead Salvo and Moore to rout the Reds 17 3 at home. The blast ties the major league mark for homers in one inning and pairs with Moore and Ott solos to equal the single game record. Yankees slump with a 6 2 loss to Detroit. Dodgers top Pirates 5 2 as Phillies edge Cubs 9 8 in a thriller. Cardinals beat Bees 5 3 in ten. Indians rally to beat Red Sox 8 7. White Sox top Athletics 7 4. Senators crush Browns 10 7.
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Bill White
Associated Press
New York Giants
Cincinnati Reds
Harry Danning
Frank Demaree
Burgess Whitehead
Manuel Salvo
Joe Moore
Moore
Mel Ott
Giants
Yankees
Yanks
Detroit Tigers
Buck Newsom
Tommy Bridges
Bombers
Pirates
Freddie Fitzsimmons
Dodgers
Art Whitney
George Scharein
Phillies
Cubs
Boston
Eddie Miller
Cardinals
Bees
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Cleveland Indians
Red Sox
Bill Dietrich
White Sox
Athletics
Washington Senators
St. Louis Browns
Major League Standings and Results Roundup
National League results include St Louis defeating Boston 5 to 3 and New York routing Cincinnati 17 to 3. Brooklyn beat Pittsburgh 5 to 2 as Philadelphia edged Chicago 9 to 8. American League scores have Detroit 6 over New York 2 and Cleveland 8 over Boston 7 with Chicago 7 over Philadelphia 4. Washington defeated St Louis 10 to 7. Tonight games feature Chicago at New York Pittsburgh at Boston St Louis at Brooklyn Cincinnati at Philadelphia and New York at Chicago Boston at St Louis Philadelphia at Detroit Washington at Cleveland. Konkan ere Comes Charlie at 8:00 June 11.
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St. Louis
Boston
New York
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Chicago
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
Rooklyn
Standing of the Pet
Louis
Rickey Eyes Pro Football Growth in St Louis Plan
Branch Rickey of the Cardinals hopes to field two National League football teams in St. Louis next year. The piece notes hot bets around Philadelphia, Louis box odds, and interest in earnings from fights and baseball figures, with references to Red Smith era sports chatter and Braddock Farr boxing connections.
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Eddie Briet
New York
Branch Rickey
Cardinals
St. Louis
Harry Cooper
Philly
Joe Jacobs
Louis
Galento
Ashington
Ponte Vedra Country Club
Eddie Mead
Joe Louis
Tommy Farr
London
Farr
Len Harvey
Winter Haven
Fla
Giants
Miami
Eddie Zeltner
New York Mirror
Lyn Lary
Joe Louis Daz
Baer
Nova
Joe M’carthy
Johnny Paychek
Des Moines
Joe Gould
Braddock
Lucretia edges Feterman in pitching duel 3 to 2
In a county league game Lucretia edged Feterman 3 to 2 on Feterman diamond. Wright allowed eight hits and no walks, with Rutherford and Warne handling the mound duties for Lucretia. Five extra-base hits highlighted the scoring as Lucretia led 2 0 in the third then held on for the victory.
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Lucretia
Feterman
Fettemiar
Wright
Destiny Rutherford
Warne
Fetterman
Rosier
Furlow
Davis
Moore
Cole
Hickman
Manning
Kirkpatrick
Bolyard
Withers
P. Mitter
Peters
Willis
McDaniel
Mills
Mitter
Hebi
Rutherford
Ware
Ike
Mils
Hebb
Domestic dispute ends in fatality at Welch scene
William Barnes a 29 year old Coalwood resident was struck to death during a domestic argument police said. Barnes' wife Mary 37 was arrested and jailed awaiting arraignment later in the week on a murder charge.
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Welch
William Barnes
Coalwood
C. 5
Wilson
Barnes
Mary
Fetterman Juniors Rally to Defeat Hilltop Team
Fetterman Juniors staged a late surge scoring six runs in the ninth but dropped a 9 to 8 decision to Hilltoppers in a tense First Ward game. Twelve errors spoiled the contest as Rifle, Trader, and Phillips led Fetterman while Chenoweth Slaton and Hawkins contributed for Hilltoppers.
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Fetterman Juniors
Hilltop
Feterman
Hilltoppers
Ward Diamond
Fetterman
Rifle
Trader
Phillips
Chenoweth
Slaton
Hawkins
Fights Last Night by The Associated Press
Boxing results from major cities show multiple knockouts and decisions. Notable bouts feature Paul Cortoyin from Newark stopping Jimmy Fletcher in San Francisco, Jackie Wilson stopping Henry Woods in Los Angeles, Pat Kissinger halting Joey Richards in Chicago, Jailie Kogan knocking out Tony Matteano in New York, Jackie Kid Berg defeating Tippy Larkin in Garfield, and Victor Dellicurti outpointing Tommy Roman in White Plains.
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Associated Press
Houston
Tex
Paul Cortiyn
Newark
N. J
Jimmy Fletcher
San Francis
LOS Angles
Jackie Wilson
Henry Wodls
Los Angeles
Kansas City
Kan
Pat Kissinger
Joey Richards
Chicago
New York
Jailie
Kogan
New Haven
Conn
Tony MatteHano
Garfield
Jackie
Kid” Berg
England
Tippy Larkin
White Plains
Victor Dellicurti
Tommy Roman
Inglewood
Aces Defeat Loop Leaders in Mountain State Clash
The league leading Bluefield Blues were upset by Huntington as Aces pitcher Russell Meers struck out 14 Bluegray batters in a 5-4 victory. Tolbert fanned 12 for Bluefield but issued control issues. Guinther hit a bases loaded homer powering Logan over Welch 6-5. Williamson pitched 10 innings to beat Ashland 5-4. Schedules list Sineneld at Huntington, Williamson at Ashland, Welch at Logan tonight.
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Associated Press
Bluefield Clich
Huntington
Bluegrays
Aces
Bluefield
Russell Meers
Bluegray
Tolbert
Guinther
Logan
Welch
Williamson
Ashland
Sineneld
Power golfer aces hole with double eagle at Ogiebay Park
J. E. Gene of Power Virginia treks to Wheeling on June 7 and holes out a remarkable double eagle on the seventh at Ogiebay Park golf course. He blasted a 280 yard drive followed by a 225 yard brassie for the rare par five ace, with the hole measuring 55 yards.
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Wheeling
J. E. Gene
Power
W. Va
Ogiebay Park
League Managers Plan To Hold Parley Tonight
The Taylor County Baseball league manager council will meet at 7 30 tonight at Latrobe Street Center to handle urgent problems including player eligibility. Only council members may attend. some players may testify but not enter the meeting. The move aims to prevent future difficulties by addressing issues promptly.
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Taylor County Baseball League
Latrobe Street Center
J. Bernard Dryfield
Dryfield
Aeema
Yesterday's Stars by Associated Press
Pinky Whitney of the Phillies delivered a pinch hit off Larry French that defeated Chicago 9-8. Buck Newsom of the Tigers held the Yankees to four hits as New York lost again. Bill Dietrich of the White Sox pitched and batted the Sox to a 7-4 win over the A's, homering with Tony Rensa aboard. Oscar Grimes of the Indians doubled in the ninth to score Ben Chapman as Cleveland beat Boston 7-?
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Associated
Jenkins Aims At New Salt Flats Speed Record
Salt Lake City June 7 The Racing Mormon Al Jenkins of Salt Lake City plans another 24 hour run on a 10 mile track to chase new speed marks on the salt flats He is 55 and claims exceptional fitness abstains from stimulants and tobacco He seeks to raise ten mile best to 181 11 and 24 hour best to 197 28 M P H His car uses a 12 cylinder 700 horsepower airplane motor and a timer delay awaits the regional ASA timing appointment
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Salt Lake City
Legion
al Jenkins
Utah
Latter-Day Saints Church
Jall
Salt Flats
Jenkins
George ¥. T. Huston
American Automobile Association
California
Presidents race in 1940 discussed by Birmingham
Farley and Secretary Wallace would seek delegates if Roosevelt is unavailable. Birmingham backs Farley or Wallace after Roosevelt, with Towan for Wallace. Garner question dismissed. Politicians foresee debate on the 1940 race rising before Congress adjourns, then focus shifts to states and delegate strategy for upcoming primaries and conventions.
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Farley
Wallace
Birmingham
Roosevelt
Towan
Garner
Congress
Varius States
State Police pursue brief high tension domestic incident
A police interview records Major Clark describing Miss Stevens brandishing an automatic pistol from her purse and shouting threats to officers. Franklin fired about four shots into Stevens on a curb, ending the confrontation as officers watched.
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Couvitues
Clark
Franklin
Miss Stevens
Grafton High School Beats China Potters 10 to 3
Stolzenfels pitched six strong innings to lead Grafton High over Carr China Potters 10 to 3 in Taylor county league play at Athletic Field. Grafton totaled 11 hits while Stolzenfels struck out 13 and Walters fanned 10 for Carr China.
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Sterling
Stolzenfels
Grafton High
Carr China Potters
Walters
Rand McKinney
Potters
Bearcat
Hamilton
Eawards
Graham
McKinney
Damoss
Hawkins
Henderson
Swisher
Carr Chinn
Iones
E. Shaw
E. Keener
J. Keener
Shingleton
Taner
Chee
L. Shaw
Kirby
Carr China
Jones
Keener
Philles
Moorehead
Classified Rates and Rules for The Sentinel ads
The Classified Sentinel lists rates at two cents per word for the first insertion and one cent per word for each additional insertion. Minimum charge is 45 cents with each initial and each figure counting as one word. Ads must stay within proper classification and errors should be reported immediately. The paper limits responsibility to one correct insertion.
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Sentinel
Graduation Exercises Held at Bluefield State Teachers College
A crowd of about 1,000 gathered as 37 graduates received diplomas at Bluefield State Teachers College annual commencement. Dr Luther P. from Virginia State College delivered the commencement address.
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Bluefield
Bluefield State Teachers’ College
Luther P. Sion
Virginia State College
Open Tourney Set to Begin as Guldahl Aims for Third Title
Open golfers gather at Philadelphia County course for the national open start. Ralph Guldahl, two-time champion and top bet at 6 to 1, faces a rugged layout and rising challengers like Sam Snead, Byron Nelson, and Harry Cooper. Cooper looms as main threat while others push for late-round glory as the field tackles the long hills.
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Philadelphia
Spring Mill
Ralph Guldahl
Snead
Guldahl
Detroit
Denver
Sam Snead
Byron Nelson
Henry Picard
Dick Metz
Harry Cooper
Cooper
Guld‘ahl
Dallas
Texas
Harry
Ganmécticut
Taylor County WV education board seeks bids for furniture and equipment
The Board of Education of Taylor County West Virginia invites sealed proposals for furniture and equipment to be installed at the Gratton area facilities. Bids due June 2 1989 at 8 PM local time. Plans and documents available for inspection in Gratton and Clarksburg. Deposit refunds possible if returned. bonds required for bid security and performance. Board reserves right to reject any or all bids and to waive formalities.
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Board of Education
Taylor
West Virgini
Grafton Banks
Ing and Trust Company
Bullattig
Grafton
W. Vo
Pea School
Rivewide Drive
Gratton
W. Va
County of Taylor
West Vir
Grafton Banking and Trist Company
Edward J
Paniell
Auth,ized
West Virginia
Board of Education of
West VI
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