Yanks Rollo on Stengel Roomed for Manager of Year
A WV Sportswriters event at the Greenbrier highlights golf tournament antics. Wills carried the first prize with a Benrus watch while scores and shenanigans by scribes are recounted, noting honest reporters Brown and Lewis who did not play.
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Bombers Top A's 6 2 Stretch Lead To Five Games
The New York Yankees defeated the Philadelphia Athletics 6 to 2 to extend their lead over the A's to five games. Connie Mack’s team dropped five games behind as Casey Stengel’s squad continued its strong stretch. Reynolds earned a key win while Nank Bauer delivered a two run homer to break a 1 1 tie and maintain the Yankees’ momentum. Cleveland moved within a game and a half by routing Chicago 8 2 as Hob Lemon won his 9th. Boston routed Washington 8 3 while Detroit snapped a five game skid with a 9 1 win over St Louis. Brooklyn beat Houston 3 2 to stay two games up in the NL, and Pittsburgh’s six game win streak continued with a 2 0 win over St Louis. Lefty Dave Koslo hit his first two major league homers as the Giants pounded Philadelphia 11 3. Cincinnati edged Chicago 7 6 on Ted Kluszewski’s last inning single. June 24.
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Turner and Shires to Play in North South Game
Plans for the 16th annual North South Football Game in Charleston on Friday night progress as Pat Shires of Hinton and Turner of Beckley join the South roster. Harold Mays leaves football for baseball, leaving 14 players on South depth chart including Nick Rahal and Jim Turner. North roster features 13 players with Ed Norman and Jim Peyton among others. Dusty Loop rained out and Industrial League games rescheduled for tonight. Hob Pry Tyuski and Al Mastrangeli named to College Football All Star squad to face Philadelphia Kusters on August 12.
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A's Send Pitchers To Welch Farm For Farm Assignments
The Philadelphia Athletics signed two young pitchers and a shortstop and dispatched them to farm clubs. Ewen Linnell Wryden, 22, from Waterford Connecticut, was contracted to Lincoln Nebraska and optioned to Portsmouth Ohio. Ralph Edward McCray, a right handed pitcher from Saltville Virginia, was sent to Welch Farm in Welch West Virginia. George Pastors, a shortstop from Connellsville Pennsylvania, was sent to Tarboro South Carolina.
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Salem announces seven game grid schedule for fall
Salem College announces a seven game football slate opening September 24 and ending Armistice Day. The schedule lists games at West Virginia Bethany Shepherd Steubenville Glenville and Fairmont with night atmospheres and travel notes.
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Complex Major League Box Scores Include Orioles and Dodgers Matchups
In a sprawling box score, Reese, Hodges, and Kell drive Brooklyn and St Louis clashes. Spahn, Embree, and Papal split pitching duties as Detroit and St Louis combine for a high scoring day across multiple games.
City Loop Softball Meet Sets Saturday Schedule
A short meeting of the city Softball League board and team managers is called for 1 pm at The Raleigh Register offices to rearrange the league schedule after Harry's Men's Shop forfeited remaining games. Tonight two games are on tap: Winecrest vs Eagles Club, and Universal vs Besoto. Moose leads Appalachian by six and a half games as playoff races heat up.
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Maben Knocks Moose Out of SFL Lead in Rain Shortened Game
Maben defeated Moose 10-5 to move into a tie for second and stand a half game behind Wyco in the City Softball League standings. Alva Richmond hit a three run homer as Maben piled up nine earned runs off Jack Duncan in the big fourth inning while rain halted Kidd's Grill Stephenson early.
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Seven men added to Conservation staff in West Virginia
The Conservation Commission expanded its forestry and wildlife programs adding nine forestry graduates from West Virginia University as farm foresters. Four voters became assistant managers of game management while four more filled misc roles. Names include Marvin Reed of Davis and James J. Bivens Crawley Tilden Norris Salem O. O. Neely Rupert Donald Lynch Clarksburg Richard Moore Martinton John Hardesty Terra Alta Hobart Woodrum Bellepoint along with new game management assistants Edgar Willach Berkeley Springs Francis Berdek Mentor Adrian Louis Alderson Charles Severence East Lansing and Sturgis McKeever Frankford as leader with James D. McCormick Los Angeles as assistant leader for mammal survey. Gardner Orton Morgantown hired as surveyor in engineering. Matt Wisenhunt Idabell Oklahoma as assistant deer study leader. A Mormon monument at Salt Lake City notes prayers ending the grasshopper scourge.
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Meyer Strikes Gold in Golden State
Akron Ohio origin note explains Akron named for highest point in state. Meyer strikes gold in California as a feature about search for gold in the Golden State and regional lore.
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Californians Fuel Pirates Eight-Man California Lineup
Eight Pirates players from California power a rapid climb from the NL cellar to sixth, led by hitters Kiner Restelli and Westlake and pitcher Bonham in a five-game win streak. The group has 41 homers and 25 doubles while Chico-born Lombardi also stars on the mound.
Jimmy Creed Fails Track Record in $25,000 Derby
Westbury N Y Jimmy Creed narrowly misses the Roosevelt Raceway track mark while winning the $25 000 National Pacing Derby He completes two laps in 2 02 earning a total of 97 734 including last night 11 250 The victory tops the money list among active pacers narrowly missing Direct Express pace records from 1947
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Keatley's Puts 6 0 City Junior League Record On the Line
Keatley's meets Jaycees at 5 p.m. as WWHL standings show Keatley's 6 0 record leading the league with Central Grocery and Jaycees close behind. Yesterday's Central Grocery game was rained out and rescheduled for July 28.
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