Snider Seizes NL Slugging Title and More
Duke Snider of Brooklyn led the National League in slugging with a .593 mark and topped the league in walks with 99, including a NL record 26 intentional passes. Joe Adcock and Henry Aaron also posted top totals in batting averages and home runs, with Willie Mays and Frank Robinson among the leading sluggers.
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Custom Built In Kitchen Suite With Appliances
Complete Building Contractors offers free estimates for a custom built in kitchen including range oven and refrigerator. Underwood Lumber Co Shady Spring provides materials and services for project planning and installation.
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Mountaineers Hope for AP Poll Rise After WVU Clash
West Virginia University aims to climb in the AP basketball poll with a win over North Carolina State in Morgantown. The piece notes WVU sits around eighth and could move up to fifth or sixth as other top teams stumble, while detailing regional college basketball chatter and related coaching and player notes.
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Lions Face Uncertain Future With Buddy Parker
Detroit struggles over whether Buddy Parker will return as head coach in 1957 after a closed board meeting and confusing press briefing. Parker’s one year contract expires December 1 and questions linger about his desire to stay, Lions’ willingness to meet terms, and the motive behind his decision to avoid renewal.
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Yogi Berra Seeks No-Windup Pitchers For 1957
Yogi Berra and Whitey Ford signed 1957 Yankee contracts as Berra predicts more no-windup pitchers joining Don Larsen and Bob Turley. Ford rejects the idea, saying no-windups suit only big throwers. Berra, 31, is the top Yankee earner after DiMaggio, with a 1955 highlight of .298 average, 30 homers and 105 RBIs.
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Wrestling Clinic Slated Saturday At Armory
A high school wrestling clinic is set for Saturday at 10 AM at the National Guard Armory. Coach Steve Harrick of WVU will lead demonstrations for Beckley and neighboring schools including Hinton Shoco Shady Spring Sophia and Beckley. Freshman Ernie Gray and Junior Russ Shannon will help showcase holds. Afterward, Harrick will show Southern Conference tournament films at Woodrow Wilson Auditorium. Vic Peelish notes the Woodrow Wilson season opens January 5 with Parkersburg. Beckley grapplers plan a return match with the Big Reds and about five other dual meets before regionals in February.
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Fuentes Upsets Former Champ Gavilan in Narrow Decision
Ramon Fuentes, a 31 year old ex gravedigger from Los Angeles, defeated former world welterweight champion Kid Gavilan of Cuba by a split decision in 10 rounds at Olympic Auditorium. Judges Frank Van, Tommy Hart favored Fuentes 96-95, Mushy Callahan had Gavilan 98-92. Gavilan weighed 152 1/2, Fuentes 153 1/2.
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Lovellette 33 Leads Lakers Rally To Narrow Royals Lead
Clyde Lovellette scored 33 as the Minneapolis Lakers rallied to a 103 103 tie with the Rochester Royals in Albany New York. The Lakers improved to 13 13 while the Royals remained atop the Western Division as Rochester closed strong before a late Lakers surge. Twyman led Rochester with 24 points and the game featured a nip and tuck finish. Florence S C Clarence Hinnant 165 Washington DC knocked out Richard Kelly 161 Florence 6
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Perfect Wyoming 5s Clash and Openers Across County
Unbeaten Wyoming County squads meet tonight as Beckley opens at home vs Stoco Indians and Mt Hope travels to Hinton. Tonight’s slate includes Glen Rogers at Pineville and Gilbert at Baileysville with several area schools contesting nonleaguers and early season showings. The district hoop scene features Valley teams aiming for early wins and coastal tourneys.
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