Giants rout Red Sox 10 1 behind Keener’s 15 strikeouts
Giants surge to a 10 1 win over Boston with six runs in the second and four in the third. Terry Keener earned his second win fanning fifteen as Joe Woods started for the Sox and Lloyd Shriver finished. Arble Mil novich and Mayle had early Sox hits. Cubs tangle Tigers next then Giants face the Pirates.
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Kim McCue
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War Memorial
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Rockne Widow Estate Probated At $50,000
The will of the late Mrs. Knute Rockne was admitted for probate in Superior Court Tuesday. The estate of the famed football coach's widow was estimated at $50,000 with most assets placed in trust for her children and grandchildren.
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Brown Elected President of Ss C Directors
Virginia Beach Va Athletic Director Red Brown of West Virginia University was named president of the Southern Conference athletic directors group at a two day meeting. Mac Pitt of Richmond was elected vice president and Tom Scott of Davidson secretary treasurer. The group representing ten conference schools discussed increasing intra conference games for title eligibility to four by 1958 and five by 1959, pending full committee vote.
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Chattaroy Star Accepts WVU Cage Scholarship
George Ritchie, a Class B all stater from Chattaroy High School, has accepted a basketball scholarship to West Virginia University. He averaged 27.8 points per game last season, scoring 585 points, and will join former Chattaroy star Jim Barnett at WVU.
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RESULTS By UNITED PRESS NATIONAL Baseball Scores Summary
National league results show Brooklyn and St Louis games with Erskine and Campanella keying a 4-12 line. Reese and Koufax noted for Dodgers mash. American League notes include Sullivan and Berra powering a 9 14 inning win. Wynn and Daley top Detroit. Multiple minor results follow across leagues with standings and rain delays.
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White Sox Fail To Top Whitey Ford In Yankee Loss
The White Sox drop to a 4-2 defeat at Yankee Stadium as Whitey Ford hurls a four hit victory for the Yankees. Ford improves to 16-3 against Chicago while Nellie Fox starts a seventh inning rally. The loss leaves Chicago trailing in the AL pennant race after a multi-team skid.
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Morgantown Youth Captures Road-e-o
James Seibert of Morgantown won the West Virginia Junior Chamber of Commerce Road-e-o, scoring 513 of 565. German G. Cowley of Fairmont took second and Charles Hundal of Ripley finished third as 31 teens competed.
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Fairmont
Charles Hundal
Ripley
Fight results Miami Beach bout ends in decision
Willie Troy of New York defeated Bobby Dykes of Miami in a 161 to 163 pounds match by a decision in Miami Beach. Dykes earns a split verdict on points over Troy as the crowd watched the lightweight bout.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Willie Troy
New York
Bobby Dykes
Miami
Sandlot Ball Tourney Opens At Ripley July 8
A record number of sandlot baseball teams have been certified in West Virginia for the 18th annual state tournament at Ripley starting July 1. The event, to qualify a team for the national tourney beginning August 17, will be directed by state commissioner Oscar Wallace Jr. of Ripley.
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National Baseball Congress
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San Francisco Cage Champs Go On Tour
The national champion University of San Francisco bears leave by plane Friday for a goodwill tour of Central and South America. All Americans Till Russell and K C Jones, plus Willie Naulls of UCLA, head the group as special guests.
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Shepard And Clements Hit Two-Run Homers To Put Pirates Ahead
In Cincinnati the Pittsburgh Pirates moved atop the NL race with two run homers by Jack Shepard and Bob Clemente. Shepard’s shot in the fifth drove Hank Foiles home. Clemente followed with his second homer of the season. Face earned the win for Pittsburgh while Nuxhall took the loss.
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Red Raiders Elect New Baseball Chief
Hamilton New York report says Guy Martin, shortstop for Colgate, led the team in batting this year and has been elected captain of the 1957 Red Raiders baseball squad. Martin from Milwaukee Wisconsin also plays quarterback on the football team.
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Red Raiders
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4-H Club Delegates Meet at 26th National Camp
Nearly 1200 4-H Club delegates from rural areas gather for a week-long 26th annual national camp. The gathering represents more than two million 4-H members among the rural youth.
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