Strand Beats VFW 5-2 to Move Up in Little League Standings
Garry Livengood pitched six strong innings as Strand defeated VFW 5-2, moving into sole possession of second place. Strand scored in each of the first four frames, aided by doubles from Blair Courtney and Charles Morgan, and a late rally off Moran. VFW ace struck by timely Strand hits, with remaining runs provided by a sequence of infield outs and singles. Next up, VFW visits the Elks at 5:30 on Thursday, both clubs 2-3 and tied for third.
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Strand
Garry Livengood
VFW
Livengood
Gail Mike
Vets
Blair Courtney
Charles Morgan
Johnny ‘Robinson
Charlie
Moran
Stollenfels
Carl Rutherford
Lonnie Lough
Angle
Courtney
Morah
Robinson
Lough
Rutherford
Trickett
Reed
Elks
AB Rhe
Stolenfels
Dunham
Homkaie
Lambert
Navy bans short shorts for base spouses and daughters
Rear Adm. Crawford banned certain attire at the Charleston naval base, forbidding short shorts worn by Navy wives and daughters. He reportedly said he did not mind pedal pushers, slacks, or Bermuda shorts, but objected to the so called short shorts.
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C. Crawford
Navy
Charleston
Sink or Swim Sale Ends in Store Flood Loss
The Clifton Simpson Furniture Store in WACC Texas ran a much publicized sink or swim sale last week. A heavy rain caused water to accumulate, the roof collapsed and flooded the store, causing an estimated loss.
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Wacc
Tex
Clifton- Simpson Furniture Store
Good Big Man Moore Set To Face Olson In Polo Grounds Fight
Archie Moore a 38 year old light heavyweight, touted 12-5 favorite to beat Carl Bobo Olson at the Polo Grounds in a nationally televised 15 round bout. If Moore or Olson wins big, a September shot at Rocky Marciano’s heavyweight title looms. TV presentation on ABC at 10 p.m. EDT could draw 25,000 fans and $250,000 gate.
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New York
Archie Moore
Carl Bobo Olson
Polo Grounds
Rocky Mutelano
Jim Norris
Weather Bureau
ABC Network
Grafton
Moore
San Diego
Calif
Olson
San Francisco
Rocky Marciano
Self
Moore Olson Title Fight Tale From Tape
The tale of the tape for Archie Moore and Carl Olson lists Moore at 5 10 175 pounds and Olson at 169 pounds with measurements for reach chest and other body parts. The bout pits light heavyweight champion Moore against middleweight king Olson in a headline showdown.
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New York
Archie Moore
Carl
Bobo) Olson
Jarchie Moore Bobo Olson
South Vows Classic Grid Battle Roster for Aug 13 at Laidley Field
South Charleston's Alex Hawkins and Bill McClure of Stonewall Jackson lead as top backs named to the South squad for the 22nd North-South Football game at Laidley Field Charleston. Coach Sammy Le Rose assembles 18 of 25 players with McClure at 178 pounds and Hawkins at 165.
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ST. Albans
West Virginia
Bill McClue
Charleston
Stonewall Jackson
Alex Hawkins
South Charleston
Fight Results Across U S Cities From United Press
United Press reports boxing results in Wilmington Miami Beach Detroit and Chicago. Charley Cummings defeated Reggie Martina in Wilmington. Kenny Lane beat Larry Boardman in Miami Beach. Pat Lowry outpointed Bob Rossi in Detroit. Virgil Akins stopped Billy Suddeth in Chicago.
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Del
Charley Cummings
Philadelphia
Reggie Martina
Country Cats
Mexico
Miami Beach
Fla
Kenny Lane
Muskegon
Mich
Larry Boardman
Marlboro
Conn
Detroit
Pat Lowry
Toledo
Ohio
Bob Rossi
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Chicago
Virgil Akins
St. Louis
Billy Suddeth
Topeka
Kans
Major League Baseball scores and standings mix notes
Baseball results from multiple leagues include Brooklyn and New York games with detailed box elements. Standings show NL, AL teams such as Chicago, Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia, St. Louis, Pittsburgh and Milwaukee, with cited pitchers, runs batted in and win loss records. Local item notes wildlife bounty claims in McIntosh County and coyotes and foxes turn-ins.
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Landrith
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Milwaukee
New York AB
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Duncan Selected New Head WVU's Athletic Group
WVU President Irvin Stewart named Dean Ray Q. Duncan as chairman of the university Athletic Council. Duncan succeeds Clyde Colson. Two new council members were announced: Dr. Charles Watkins and Leon Z. Seltzer, replacing Cropp and Wells. Barbara Jo Cunningham was elected student member for the next school year. Terms for Cropp and Wells expire soon. Holdover and other members include Dr. C. C. Pohimen, J. Ray Fredlock, Sirianni, Tackles, Raines, Wilt, Hilton, Rodesky, Greathouse, and Hutton.
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West Virginia University
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Ray Q. Duncan
School of Physical Education and
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Clyde Colson
College of Law
Charles & Watkins
Oak Hill
Hosmer H. Cropp
Clarksburg
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Duncar
Colson
Cropp
Wells
Barbara Jo Cunningham
Ravenswood
Daniel R. Oliker
Diiigan
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