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Grafton Sentinel

Location

Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1954

Page

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Moon Steals Four Bases In 9-4 Cubs Win

Moon swiped four bases as Milwaukee beat Chicago 9-4 while the Giants routed the Pirates 21-4 and the White Sox edged Cleveland 452. Kell and Cavarretta battled lineup fit, Pierce won his third, and Detroit and Boston won to stay close in standings.

George Kell Phil Cavarretta Nesther Chicago Indians White Sox Clevelands Bob Lemnan Cass Michaels Ferris Fain Kell Cavarretta Lemon Fain Nellie Fox Michaels Sherm Lollar Billy Pierce Yankees Washington Detroit Baltimore Red Sox Giants Pirates Milwaukee Warren Fane Carinals Wally Moon Ford Mickey Mantie Hank Bauer Rooie al Klaine Bill Tuttle

Yesterday's Baseball Results Summary Across Leagues

Ball team results feature Boston, New York, Detroit, Cleveland, Chicago, Milwaukee, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh, and Philadelphia. Key lines show scores, pitchers, and outcomes including dominant performances by New York and Cincinnati, with several games postponed by rain at Brooklyn. Pitchers McDermott, Marlowe, Pierce, Spahn, and Purkey noted for victories. Martin and Klippstein charged with losses.

United PR American League Boston Phila Nixon White Gia Teay Coleman Moss Courtney Hoeft Herbert Marlowe House Cleveland Chicago Lemon Hegan Pierce Trucks Lollar Pitts N.Y Purkey LaPalme Thies Heiki Hepard Antonelli Katt Milw Spahn Crandall Wehmeier Smith Seminick Klippstein Brosnan Willis Lown Cooper Haddix Rive Brooklyn Rain

WVU Nine Tallies Batting Hurling Honors For Year

WVU honors year end list shows Charley McKown leading in batting with a .388 average across 19 games and Lou Schaper posting a 5-1 record with an ERA of 1.34 over 40 1 3 innings. John Bakker hit .450 in 13 games and Freddy Wyant .405 in nine as top hitters while Jim Heise struck out 62 in 157 2 3 innings.

Morgantown West Virginia University Charley McKown Lou Schaper WVU McKown Wayne Schaper Pittsburgh Virginia Tech Mrown John Bakker Desersian Freddy Wyant Weston Jim Heise

All South Team Names 4 WVU Men

Four Virginia Tech champions lead a 14 member All Southern Conference baseball team chosen by the Conference Sportswriters Association executive Mickey Furfari announced today. West Virginia University and Richmond each place two on the squad, while George Washington Washington & Lee Virginia Military Institute andWilliam and Mary share one berth each. Schaper and McKown anchored WVU pitching while McKown was honored for solid performance in both pitching and defense.

Morgantown Virginia Tech Mickey Furfari George Washington West Virginia University Richmond Washington & Lee Virginia Military William& Mary West Virginia Schaper Schaper McKown Charcers Mc McKown

Indians Houtteman Beats Turley In Hard Luck Duel

In an American League pitcher duel Art Houtteman of the Indians outpitched Bullet Bob Turley of the Orioles. Houtteman drove in the winning run as Turley, despite eight shutout innings and a 1-0 lead, took the loss in the 12th. Rosen homered late to tie and doom Turley, who remains 4-4 on the season while Houtteman improves to 2-2, a sign he may be shaking the hard luck curse.

Art Houtteman Indians Bullet Bob Turley Baltimore Orioles Houtteman Turley Baltimore Bullet Bob al Rosen Big War Club Rosen Cue Club B & O Shops Kelley’s Blueville Kelley's B&o W. Wheatley and Rosier L. Smith and Norris Wheatley Smith

Stranahan Surges to Fourth Round at British Amateur

Frank Stranahan of Toledo coasted to the fourth round by defeating Dr. Henderson 4 and 3 in Gullane Scotland. Bill Campbell rallied to beat John Mill First American threat Strafaci beat Minty Miller 3 and 1. Campbell, Stranahan and Strafaci advance as De Bendern eliminates Bob Sweeney 4 and 3.

Gullane Scotland Frank Stranahan R. J. Henderson England Bill Campbell John Mill Frank Strafaci Garden City America Stranban Campbell Minty Miller Capt Malcolm Stokes Tulsa Okla Peter .Toogood Australia Stranahan Toledo Mill Huntington W. Va Joe Carr Ireland Archie Frazer Bob Sweeney Palm Beach Fla John de Bendern de Bendern Elites Cup Club Soo Merchants Inned Seviers Blueville Ind B&o Shops Kemey's Newer Sevier's Sunoco Parkvnew

Youth League Tourney Set in Clarksburg Regionals Aug 4

Clarksburg hosts the Region 2 Babe Ruth League tournament on August 4 bringing teams from West Virginia six other states and D C to compete for the regional crown. The Clarksburg league is the defending champion and players aged 13 to 16 are eligible. Utah coal output for 1953 rose to about 6.39 million tons, up 0.25 million from 1952, totaling 223.202 million tons.

Clarksburg Utah

Major League Standings and Tuesday results

National and American League standings show the Dodgers and Giants leading in the NL with New York and Cleveland atop totals. Tuesday results include New York sweeping Pittsburgh 21 to 4 and Milwaukee defeating Cincinnati 3 to 1, with Philadelphia versus Brooklyn postponed by rain and several night games listed for Thursday’s schedule.

American Association Indianapolis Louisville Minneapolis St. Paul I Kansas City Toledo Columbus Charleston Kansas City Milwaukee Brooklyn New York St. Louis Cincinnati Philadelphia Chicago Pittsburgh Phila Law Gomez Roberts Newcombe Conley Valentine Detroit Baltimore Washington Boston Cleveland Garcia Keegan Larsen Deweit Zaverink Lopat Porterfield Kiely Ditmar Portocartere

Davis Stops Monro at 131 in New Haven Card

United Press reports Teddy Davis of Hartford KO’d George Monroe at 130 in New Haven with a fifth round stoppage. Toledo bout saw Pat Lowery KO Allan A in 148. The 1953 Japan rubber products export rose twenty percent, led by tires and toys.

United Press New Haven Conn Teddy Red Top

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