Strand Dominates VFW 20-0 In Monday matchup
The Strand routed the VFW 20-0 with a six run first inning and continued the barrage each frame. Lonnie Lough led with a homer and two singles, Carl Rutherford and Bill Goodwin added two hits apiece as Strand totaled twelve hits while Bill Goodwin yielded only two hits in a one sided pitching win. Only two VFW batters reached base against Goodwin, Rusty Stafford drew two walks, and Joe Tucker and Johnny Robinson were the only Vets to solve the Strand ace. The Little League schedule follows with the VFW set to play again Monday night at 6:30.
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Gough
Strand
VFW
Lonnie Lough
Kenny Furlow
Bil Goodwin
Mike Harrison
The
Vets
Butch Kuhn
Bill Goodwin
Bills
Carl Rutherford
Davis
Phillip Reed
Joe Tucker
Johnny Robinson
Goodwin
Rusty Stafford
Bob Friend Shuts Out Cards in 11 Innings
Pirates keep second place as Bob Friend blanks the St Louis Cardinals for 11 innings in a tense afternoon. Leathernecks and Bluebelles games provide scattered notes with regional league standings and scattered box details.
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Pirates
Pittsburgh
J. O'Brien
Skinner Roberts
Cole
Freese
Virdon
Ef Walls
Rf Long
Thomas
O'Brien
Clemente
Groats
Foiles
Friend
St. Louis
iGree
Dickson
Lona
RBI
Long
Blasingame
Bes Moon
Boyer
Hatton
Moon
Hat
Magnificent Is Word For Floyd And Hurricane
Floyd Patterson of Brooklyn won a split decision over Tom Jackson in New York in a hard fought bout that featured Patterson’s sharp punching and Jackson’s endurance. Patterson fractured his right hand but will be sidelined six weeks, promoter Jim Norris planned a September Patterson vs Moore title shot. 11,255 fans paid $66,098.
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Floyd Patterson
Brooklyn
Tommy
Hurricane) Jackson
Far Rockaway
N. Y
Patterson
Jackson
Alexander Schiff
Jim Norris
Moore
Paterson
Floyd
Bigger Jackson
Harry Kessler
Harold Barnes
Bert Grant
United Press
Trump
West Virginia Opens Black Bass Season Today
The West Virginia black bass season opens statewide at sunrise June 9 with most streams open year round in the western half and peak crowds in the Eastern Panhandle. New River and Greenbrier River stay open year round, creel limits vary, and frog season also starts with a 10 frog daily bag limit through June 23.
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West Virginia
Panhandle
South
Powmac
Cacapon
Elk
Buckhannon
New River
Greenbrier River
West Fork River
Bear Rock Lakes
Kentucky
Tomorrow's Games Across Major Leagues
A slate includes Detroit at Washington City at Baltimore Cleveland at New York Chicago at Boston New York at Milwaukee Philadelphia at Chicago Pittsburgh at St Louis. Two games are listed with two games denoted.
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Chicago
Rogovin
Owen
Meyer
Pittsbwygs
St. Louis
Law
Mizell
Detroit
Washington
Manges City
Baltimore
Veland
New York
Boston
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
Night Baseball Scores From Detroit to Brooklyn
Night scores show Detroit blanking Washington 7 to 0 and Cleveland routing New York 9 to 0. Chicago tied Philadelphia 4 to 4 in another night game. New York beat Milwaukee 7 to 2 while Kansas City and Baltimore had a 3 to 3 draw. Louis G pitched 1 inning for Chicago Philadelphia in a partial listing.
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Washington
Cleveland
New York
Burton
Chicago
Baltmore
Kansas City
Phiadelphia
Canvinnal
Brooklyn
Louis G
Milwaukee
State Stars Top Bluegrass Five in WV All Star Clash
Howard Hurt led West Virginia all-stars with 26 points and strong rebounding as WV defeated Kentucky 107 to 90. Kelley Coleman of Kentucky scored 24 as WV held the Wildcats' top scorer, while other WV teammates contributed to the win.
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Williamson
Howard Hurt
Beckley
West Virginia
Kentucky
Hurt
Kelley Coleman
Vivitt
Donius
Berer
Virginia
Nashua to Race Four Or Five Times Before Stud
New York trainer Sunny Jim Fitzsimmons says Nashua will likely race four or five times this year before retirement to stud. The four year old colt's next start, if all goes well, is the Suburban handicap at Belmont Park on July 4, after which plans will continue. The announcement came after a call with Leslie B. Combs II of Lexington head of the Nashua syndicate that bought the horse last December for 1,251,200 dollars.
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New
York
Sandy Jim Fitzsimmons
Nashua
Belmont Park
Fitzsimmons
Leslie B. Combs
Lexington
Old Heroes Snead And Hogan Favored In U S Open
Two veteran golfers Ben Hogan and Sam Snead headed a blue ribbon field as the 56th U S Open golf championship prepared to open at Oak Hill. Hogan seeks a fifth title, Snead aiming for his first, in a three day event over a 6902 yard par 70 layout. NBC to televise final four holes on Saturday June 16 from 4 to 6 p.m. EDT.
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Rochester
Ben Hogan
Sam Snead
Hlnt
Fairway
Hogan
Oak Hill Country
Clu
Andy Snead
Jack Fleck
Ed Furgol
Anyony
N. Y
NBC
Infant Granted Fishing License By Footprint
Indianapolis authorities issued a fishing and hunting license by having two week old Alfred Eubanks Jr sign with his footprint. The unique method was the only feasible option due to the baby's age and legal constraints. Breta' game officials approved the arrangement acknowledging the infant's guardianship and preserving ongoing hunting and fishing rights.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Alfred Eubanks Jr
Eubanks
Reading money winner total reaches 1 102 865
A money winner tally amounts to a total of 1 102 865 dollars. The figure appears in a summary of winnings. No additional context is provided in the fragment.
Thoroughbreds Sold at Belmont Park for 192 100
Forty eight thoroughbreds, most in training, sold at Belmont Park on Friday for 192 100 dollars. Trainer Hugh Fontaine, agent, bought five for 38 600 dollars, including Kentucky Derby winner Needles.
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New York
Belmont Park
Hugh Fontaine
Needles
State Open Golf Dates Change for West Virginia Open
Charleston WV July 30 update moves the West Virginia Open to July 31 through August 2 at White Sulphur Springs with a three day medal play format and practice rounds. The redate avoids conflicts with sectional qualifying at Huntington Guyan Country Club and the national Amateur event set for September 15 at Lakewood.
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Charleston
Clifford Caudill
Edgewood’ Country Club
Absa
White Sulphur Sprite
Caudill
Racer Dies in Greensboro Crash
A dock car driver, Harold R. Dickey Ber, died Friday night after his midget racer failed to navigate a curve and crashed through a wooden fence. The accident occurred in Greensboro North Carolina as the vehicle struck a one foot wooden barrier.
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Greensboro
N.C
Ls Roing
Harold R
Dickey) Ber
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