Rookie Ties Record Inning Four Batter Strikeout Feat
Pete Richert tied a major league record by fanning four batters in one inning as the Dodgers beat the Reds. Richert also struck out six straight in the Dodgers' second straight win. Jose Pagan drove in four for San Francisco in an 8-4 win over Milwaukee. Dean Stone pitched three hitter to lift the Colt .45s to 2-0 over Chicago.
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Baseball Standings and Schedule Mention Incomplete Form
National League and American League standings are mixed with partial records and postponed games. Baltimore Colts sign veteran linebacker Marv Matuszak for 1962, 22nd signing of the year.
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Broyles Resigns Coaching Duties at University High
Morgantown reports Randy Broyles, a former all state player from Beckley, resigns as head coach of University High School football and basketball to pursue a doctorate in education. Richard Ryan named football coach for next year. basketball coach position not filled yet.
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Reds Open Series Against Giants
Cincinnati manager Fred Hutchinson plans to start southpaw Jim OToole against the San Francisco Giants who lead the league, as the Reds recover from Thursday night errors. Los Angeles Dodgers pounded Cincinnati 11 7 after a seven run fifth inning, with Pete Richert tying ML rookie strikeout record. Wally Post and Jerry Lynch homered late, but the Reds’ pitching woes continue as walks fuel big innings and a 4 0 lead evaporates.
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Fish Conditions Declared Very Poor Across West Virginia
Upbeat weekend plans by Mountain State anglers were dampened as the State Natural Resources Department labeled fishing conditions very poor. Rainy weather left streams statewide high and muddy or milky, with notes on several rivers and reservoirs including the Ohio River Middle Island Creek Fishing Creek Sutton Reservoir Elk River Blue Stone Reservoir and New River showing varying highs and muddy or milky clarity.
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WVU Reschedules Three Athletic Contests Due to Rain
In Morgantown three WVU athletic events were postponed because of rain. The WVU Fairmont State baseball game moves to May 7, the tennis match with Wheeling College postpones to April 27, and the Ohio University golf match shifts from Friday to April 23.
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Maris’ fame won’t fix his brother complex says chum
A schoolboy chum says Roger Maris will remain ill equipped for life after baseball and that fame cannot fix his supposed brother complex. The remark reflects a local reaction to the Yankee slugger’s rise and public image.
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Oceana and Ben Dunman Finals in Wyoming Grade Tourney
Oceana faces Ben Dunman in the Class B championship tonight at Pineville. In Class A, Maben and Baileysville play for the title after Thursday's semifinals where Maben beat Road Branch 32 24 and Baileysville edged Pineville 46 45. Baileysville led late with three players in double figures, Bailey and Draft each scoring 17.
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R&D Ties Coles For Industrial League Lead
In a tight race Rose and Quesenberry helped R&D tie Coles Cabinet for the Industrial League lead at 11-4 with a decisive 510 series from Dean Howey and Rose's 3013 pinfall. Cabinetmakers countered with John Thompson's 507 as Beckley Insulations moved into third through strong showings from Basile Lilly and John Steele.
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Carl's Sunoco Dominates in Sy Lanes All-Star Run
Carl's Sunoco swept Beckley Insurance in three games to lead the Sy Lanes All-Star pack by three games. Sunoco’s Steve Galati rolled 210 235 626 while Dennis ae oene matched, and Olin Marshall posted 200 541 for Insurance as Homeseekers Land also won two games keeping the tie among three teams.
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Indians Open 1962 Season With Senators in Cleveland
Barry Latman tops spotlight as Cleveland Indians host Washington Senators in home opener amid showers. Veterans Dick Donovan and rookie Ron Taylor also shined in Boston and in extra innings, with new outfield and infield adds including Ty Cline Tito Francona and Chuck Essegian enhancing the lineup as Jimmy Piersall returns to Cleveland as an opponent.
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McGaha to decide on McDowell for Senators clash
Dykes guides the team as McGaha weighs quick choice for Saturday with teenager McDowell under consideration. The 19 year old bonus rookie, 13 10 with Salt Lake last season, was injured in his only start as an Indian late last year. McGaha seeks clarity if McDowell is ready for the majors or needs more minor league seasoning.
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