Red Sox Tighten Lead In Babe Ruth League Giants
Red Sox strengthen first place in the Babe Ruth League with a 22 to 3 rout of the Giants. Pitcher Jim Tucker earned his fourth win, allowing five hits over seven innings while Giants batters struggled with control. Giants scored in the third and seventh as Sox built a large lead, aided by nine runs in the third and five in the fourth. Box scores list Tucker, Sheets, Ringler, Shriver, Posey, Jackson, Trickett, Milinovich, Withers and Utt contributing at the plate. The two clubs meet again tonight at 6 and the Sox play the Cubs Wednesday at 5.
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Terry Keener
Leonard Phelps
Jim McCue
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Sheets
Posey
Jim Powell
Ronnie Heater
Junioor Martin
Burdett
Martin
Keener
Cubs
Tucker
Ringler
Shriver
Jackson
Trickett
Milinovich
Withers
Utt
Major League Baseball LP Trucks Chicago vs Boston
Major League Baseball standings update shows eight to five for the Trucks at Chicago in the second game where Boston wins eight to one. Keegan suffers the loss while Consuegra Harshman and Martin share pitching duties for Boston.
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Boston
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Consuegra
Harshman
Martin
Lollar
Moss
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White
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State's Sports Experts Frolic at West Virginias Meeting
West Virginia sportswriters and casters hold joint and separate meetings to elect officers and plan a golf tournament named for the late Legs Hawley. The event week features the Legs Hawley Memorial Tournament at White and Greenbrier courses with amateur meets.
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Miami U Books Mountaineers for Nov 1956
Morgantown West Virginia University announced a football game with Miami in 1956 to be played at the Orange Bowl on Friday night November 23. It will be the second meeting after Miami won 21 13 in 1942. The Hurricanes join Texas as WVU 1956 opponents with the 1955 schedule already full.
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Coaches Start www Workshop at West Virginia University
A five day football workshop as part of WVU six week coaching school opened in Morgantown with guest Murray Warmath of Minnesota and host Art Lewis. The session focuses on the split-T offense and runs through Friday as later weeks cover basketball and track.
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Art Lewis
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Giants Struggle As Dodgers Soar In National League
The New York Giants, World Series champions, slide under .500 while Brooklyn leads the NL with a blistering pace. Managers face rumors of Leo Durocher switching to St Louis. pitching woes from Antonelli Gomez Maglie and Hearn. weak relief corps. hitters striking out. Willie Mays’s power diminished. injuries and fielding errors add to a disappointing season.
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Qianta
Weekend Sports Highlights Across Global Meets
Inglewood Californ ia saw Deter mine win the Inglewood Handicap at Hollywood Park. Arnie Sowell of Pittsburgh clocked an unofficial 880-yard world record 1 47.6 in the AAU meet. Tulane’s Jose Aguero defeated Bill Quillian in Chapel Hill to win NCAA singles. Paper Tiger captured the Edgemere Handicap at Aqueduct in a blanket finish. Purdue’s Joe Campbell and Rice’s John Garbett reached the final round of NCAA golf in Knoxville. Tony Trabert and Budge Patty moved to Wimbledon quarterfinals. Patty Berg won her fifth Western Open in Madison. Cary Middlecoff won the Western Open in Portland, Don Kinserwald and Dave Douglas posted 283s. Caviechi won the European heavyweight title in Bologna. Gerhardt + Neuhaus mentioned in result notes.
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Eddie Beach Resigns From Talcott High Coaching Post
Former West Virginia University basketball star Eddie Beach resigns as Talcott High School coach to take the head coaching job at Union High School in New Jersey. Beach, a 1950 WVU graduate, coached Talcott for two years as Union enrolls about 2,400 students versus Talcott's 250.
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Local Names List From Patchy OCR Fragment
Fragmentary OCR shows a string of personal names and places including Fairmont West Virginia, Grantsville West Virginia, and multiple Woodyard and Wood family references. No coherent event or story present to establish a clear news item or action.
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