Three More Redlegs Add to National All Stars
Manager Casey Stengel named six Yankees among AL pitchers for the July 16 All-Star Game as he completed his roster. Detroit and Chicago each placed four players. Cleveland and Kansas City two apiece. Baltimore and Washington one each.
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Hard Luck King Photo Team Faces Babe Ruth League Struggles
The King Photo team in Beckley Babe Ruth League gained a 41 win over Caffee's but still carries a 2-7 season mark after four close losses by one run despite holding late leads. The roster includes Richard Anderson John Johnson Charles Belcher Ralph Thompson Norman Underwood Mason Grimm and others.
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Promising Gal Pros Lead Homestead Four Ball Field
HOT SPRINGS Va Three top young pros will play in the second annual Homestead Women s Four Ball Tournament at the Cascades course July 12 15 Mickey Wright of San Diego Joyce Ziske of Milwaukee and Kathy Lee of Lake Worth headline the field Wright and Cornelius have each won major events this year with Cornelius setting a 72 hole world record before Marlene Bauer Hagge later eclipsed it Ziske reached the Jacksonville final nine holes before Wright passed her for runner up position in that event
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The Best Policy Cigarettes and Insurance Pairing
A customer asks Phil about cigarette costs and insurance. The clerk notes that if tobacco spending were redirected, one could fund an annual insurance program including personal liability and residence theft. The exchange emphasizes protection over cigarette expenses.
Knight and King Club Triumphs in Babe Ruth League Play
In postponed Babe Ruth League games at Lewin Field yesterday afternoon, Tie B's edged Modern 9 to 8 in eight innings while Photomen beat Caffee's 4 to 1. King's moved into a third place tie in the National division after beating Calfee. Modern and the Knights contended for third in the American half as Silver Brand and Harry's faced off. Louie Pack doubled and stole second, scoring on a catcher's error for the winning run. Billy Harsanyi and Dave Pack led the Knights with multiple hits, while Rich Hash earned the Photo win.
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Week’s minor league base umpire notes add White Sox vs Senators
Beecher Cummings announced umpire assignments for the Minor division of Little League. A Saturday game between the White Sox and Senators completes the first round of 11 games. Schedule: Monday 5:30 Bill Williams James Bland. Tuesday 5:30 Joe Coponiti Lefty Mays Rose Cottle. Thursday 5:30 Tom Bazzare Lawrence Forbes Jim Scott. Friday 5:30 Dean Thurmond Delbert Thurmond Jack Turner.
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How They Stand 15 167 5 15 wle7 5
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Klu Lawrence Nuxhall Selected By Walter Alston
Walter Alston named the 1956 National League All Star roster with a Cincinnati tilt adding three Redlegs to the starters. Dodgers and Braves players fill the bench with eight position starters, three pitchers, and nine reserves including Banks Gilian Mathews and Aaron Mays Repulski Snider as coaches Tebbetts Hutchinson.
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Coach Sees Good Showing by U. S. Olympic Squad
Los Angeles report on U S track and field team at the Coliseum shows record shattering performances as Jim Kelly praises the squad. With Australia Olympics looming, three world records fell one was equalled two American marks were shattered and a U S citizen standard set. Eight other world records fell or were tied in a strong lead up to Melbourne.
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Sprinters tie 100m mark in prelims at meet
Bobby Morrow of Abilene Christian Ira Murchison of the Army and Thane Baker of the Air Force all clocked 10.2 seconds to tie the 100 meter mark in preliminaries Morrow then won the final with Murchison and Baker following in that order Morrow later added a 20.6 second 200 meter dash to cap the performance
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Local Junior Legion Nine To Enter Playoff July 14
The Beckley American Fastest nine enters the Area 1 8 championship playoff July 14 after a bye in pairings at a Nitro meeting. Whitesville and Nitro begin two out of three series this Saturday, Fayetteville and Clay start the same day replacing Clendenin. Beckley faces the Nitro Whitesville winner, with the rubber game July 1 in Welch.
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Palmer Beats Kroll to Win Insurance City Open Playoff
Arnold Palmer of Latrobe Pa edged Ted Kroll of Fort Lauderdale in a playoff to capture the $20,000 Insurance City Open after both finished 72 holes at 274. Palmer birdied the 1st and 2nd playoff holes to seal the victory, earning $3,880 while Kroll took $2,134. six players tied for third at 275.
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Girl Bullfighter Motivates with Four Kills in Reynosa
Betta Ford, a former New York model, received applause after killing four small bulls in Reynosa Mexico yet lamented their lack of spirit. She noted stronger bulls in practice and said danger fuels bullfighting.
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Coon Dog Trials Set in Summersville
A coon dog field trial will be held Wednesday July 4 at A K Stowers farm in North Summersville. It starts at 9 a m with coon on the fog and runs through the afternoon. The Beaver Creek Coon Club sponsors the event inviting owners of water, coon and tree dogs. Food and drinks will be available with a $2.00 per dog registration. half the fee goes to prizes, the rest to the club.
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