Practical fishing and tackle products for anglers and boats
A roundup of gear and tips from the tackle industry. Real Grasshop pers and crickets preserved in plastic by Actual Lure Co. offer insect bait at 50 cents. Advice on reel maintenance from Airex Corp. suggests cleaning spools and applying oil and grease. Little Scout portable smoke house, West Bend Twin outboard, Nadco folding golf carts, and Min-O-Life bucket for minnows are priced from 2.50 to 340 dollars.
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Real McCoy
Actual
Lure Co., Inc
Delight Corp
Redge Purnell
Airex Corp
New York
N. Y
Parnell
Reuland Electric Co
Litte Scout
West Bend Aluminum Co
Nadco Sporting Goods Co
Nadco
Frabill Mig. Co
NL 12 Year Olds Practice Tonight Headlines
Weather dampens the Lit Ge League trial at Elks Stadium as National League 12 year olds train from 5 to 7 pm. About 75 players aged 11 and 12 struggled in catching flies and batting on mudded fields after Sunday’s rain. Tonight’s schedule features National 12 year olds with more tryouts planned for American and National groups through the week.
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Elks Stadium
Huntington High Wins 13th Straight In No-Hitter
Huntington High School Pony Express remained undefeated with a 10-1 victory over Buffalo of Wayne. Righthander Bobby Kruthoffer pitched a no-hitter, fanning 13 and walking none, marking Huntington’s third no-hitter of the season as the Bisons’ lone run was unearned.
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Huntington
Pony Express
Bobby Kruthoffer
Buffalo
Wayne
Bisons
Kruthoffer
IBC Monopoly Trial Heats Up in New York
Government presents documents alleging the International Boxing Club bribed Joe Louis with 150000 to retire and sign four top challengers to exclusive contracts. Evidence traces IBC operations to restrain competition, naming James D. Norris and Arthur M. Wirtz, and cites payments to Lesnevich Savold Charles and Walcott as part of the alleged scheme.
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New York
International Boxing Club
Joe Louis
Dhamn
IBC
Asst
U. S
Louis
SBC
Gus Lesnevich
Lee Savold
Ezzard Charles
Jersey Joe Walcott
Jim Norris
Mike Jacobs
Madison Square Garden
Sylvester J. Ryan
Federal District Court
Ien Corp
James D. Norris
Arthur M. Wirtz
Justice Department
Bobo's Manager Testifies Today In Calif. Probe
A Sid Flaherty, manager of Carl Olson, testifies in the California Boxing investigation. James Cox says Benny Ford, a San Francisco matchmaker, will be called with Flaherty. Promoters and owners linked to California Boxing Enterprises face scrutiny over fight promotion and gate payments.
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Oakland
Calif
Sid Flaherty
Carl “Bobo” Olson
San Francisco
California
James Cox
Goodwin J. Knight
Benny Ford
California Boxing Enterprises, Inc
Flaherty
Johnny Mumrin
CBE
Richmond
Munro
Jim Norris
International Boxing Club
New York
Truman Gibson
IBC
Olson
Cox
Jimmy Murray
Babe McCoy
Los Angeles
McCoy
Jackie King
Fred A. Pearl
Sacramento
Murray
King
Maurice Harper
al Wilson
Ray Arcel
Pearl
Arce
Indians, Bobcats, and Larks win high school baseball contests
Oceana and Hinton defeated Tri-County rivals in a slate of baseball games. Norm Siebern, 22, a St. Louis native then in American League plans, was highlighted as a promising Yankee rookie. he had prior seasons in McAlester Joplin and Birmingham before military service. In the day’s action Oceana beat Logan 7-5 at Logan to move to 4-0, while Hinton crushed Meadow Bridge 21-1 at Hinton, with Crawford throwing 10 strikeouts for the Bobcats and Jackie Topping homering twice to spark the big win.
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AP News
St. Petersburg
Norm Siebern
New York Yankees
St. Louis
Yankee
Elston Howard
Siebern
Logan Wildcats
Logan
Hinton
Bobcats
Meadow Bridge
Delphrey
Oceana
Indians
Man High
Bob Morris
Jim Hamrick
Wildcats
Mattes
Crawford
Bragg
Barnette
Glen Bennett
Ronnie Stenner
Jackie Topping
Topping
Harold Bailey
Lowe
Burket
Shelton
Stone
Miller
Cook
Bradley
Stwart
Black
Piphry
Kenyon
Brown
Mowry
Smith
Kelly
Adams
Goins
Whitt
Payne
Burkett
Hardock
Bradley Black
E — Payne
Lowe Maynard
Goins Black
Pelphrey
Brown Black
Burkett Adams
Kele
W — Burkett
L — Black
Hinton Meadow Bridge
Abrhe
Abrhe Clark
Elkins
Gonzales
Clay
North Meadow Bridge
RBI
Maddy
Wiseman
Bennett
Stennett
Wilson
Wilson. HR — Topping
Sac
Clark
Link
Morris
SO — Crawford
W — Crawford
L—Morris
U—Brown
Adkins
Basham
Hinton Nines Defeat WVU In Six Three Victory At Home
Wesleyan tops Mountaineers 6 to 3 in seven innings as Elmer Houdashelt and Larry Cas combine for runs. Carl Norman’s wild pitch helps Weslayan score in the seventh. WVU suffers seventh loss to eight wins. Raymond Rabbits and Ronnie LaNeve pace WVU offense with timely hits.
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Buckhannon P
Elmer Houdashelt
Larry Cassell
Carl Norman
West Virginia Wesleyan
West Virginia University
WVU
Wesleyan
Morgantown
West Virginia
Rod Shafer
Charley McKown
Mountaineers
Vic
Jack
Charley Higgins
State PGA Pot Doubled at Morgantown Course
The State PGA Golf Tournament set for July 27 29 at Lakeview Country Club near Morgantown is expected to offer a purse near $2 000. PGA President Clifford Caudill of Charleston Edgewood Country Club announced the date over the weekend saying the purse would be about twice last year’s PGA prize.
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Charleston
Lakeview Country Club
Morgantown
PGA
Clifford Caudill
Edgewood Country Club
Gavilan Faces Waterman in Rematch as Underdog
London crowd awaits 10 round welterweight clash between Gavilan and Peter Waterman. Waterman, 21, a 4-5 favorite, seeks revenge after a controversial February decision. Gavilan aims to counter with bolo punch while Waterman plans long range boxing. 18,000 spectators expected. Cockell vs Bygraves in heavyweight tuneups precede British title bout.
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London
Kid Gavilan
Peter Waterman
Waterman
Gavilan
Ben Green
Andrew Smythe
Reed
Don Cockell
Joe Bygraves
Cockell
Gardner
Sanders shoots 66 to lead North South Am Qualifiers
Doug Sanders top qualifier with 66 at Pinehurst North and South Amateur. The 23-year-old Miami resident and former Chicago champion set a record low stroke play qualifying score in a field of 135. Notable contenders include Hillman Robbins with 70 and several regional players advancing in the 7,000-yard course event. Sanders faces Keely Grice in the opening match with other blocks featuring Strafaci, Smith, Merrins, Chapman, Hyndman and Welsh among qualifiers.
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Pinehurst
N.C
Doug Sanders
Cedartown
Plastic Products Company
Miami
Fla
Sanders
Pinehurst Country Club
Keely Grice
Charlotte
Frank Strafaci
Garden City
N.Y
Dave Smith
Gastonia
Eddie Merrins
Meridian
Miss
Dick Champman
Bill Hyndman
Abington
Alex Welsh
Rockford
Robbins
Jack Lumpkin
Athens
Joe Conrad
Bill Campbell
Huntington
W.va
Billy Joe Patton
Morganton
N. C
Don Bisplinghoff
Orlando
Campbell
Patton
Bisplinghoff
Wayne Jackson
Hampton
William Alexander
Hopewell
George Fulton Jr
Roanoke
Aulick Burke
Bristol
Harry McCready
Portsmouth
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Huntington High
Associated Press
Tex Gonzalez
East Orange
N.J
Niagara Falls
Elorde
Philippines
Cleo
L. Eppa Rixey
Phillies
Reds
Richard W. Marquard
New York Giants
Hubbell
Edgar Summers
Detroit
Grover Cleveland
Pete) Alexander
Milwaukee
Chicago
The
IBC of
Illinois
Madison Square Gard
Bobo
Oceana and
Larse
Mounties
Weslayan
Norman
Heise
John Bakker
Houdashelt
Cassell
Echo Spring
Kentucky
Kentucky Straight Bourbon
Echo Spring Distilling CO
Louisville, KY
Cocksure
Oxford
Penn
Oxford University
England
Ian Boyd
Assa
Alan Gordon
Derek Johnson
Donald Gorrie
Boyd
William C. Marland
Program For Industrial Development
West Coast
U.S. Senate
Marland
U. S. Senator Club
Langley Aeronautical Laboratory
Virginia
NACA
Beckley Post-Herald
Raleigh
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