Pinecrest A tops Intercity loop in late rally win
Pinecrest A moved ahead in the Intercity Softball League last night, rallying for seven runs in the fourth inning to beat Pinecrest B. Eddie Pence pitched five solid innings, and Rogers and Caldwell supplied key hits including a double and a homer. In the nightcap, Sports Center beat the Army Engineers 8-6 to pull out of the cellar as Pinecrest B built an early 3-0 lead before Pinecrest A answered with a seven-run frame. Rogers led Pinecrest A with a double and homer, Caldwell also connected for a homer, and Lasek, Grose, Pence, and others contributed both on offense and defense.
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RBI
Appalachian
Rogers
Caldwell
Baer
Johnstown
Coal City
Fayetteville
Eddie Pence
Sports Center
Army Engineers
Johnny Rogers
Lasek
Grose
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Rogar
Oakers
Hancock
Olive Fish
Kenedy
Dobbins
M’mans
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Maddox
6-7 N. J. Cager To Enter W. V. U.
Morgantown Special report says 6-7 Paul Witting of Union New Jersey will enroll at West Virginia University this fall. He is a protege of a former Mountaineer star and comes endorsed by his high school coach Joe Duff, a 1950 WVU graduate and Mountaineer great. Witting, 18, weighs 1190 pounds on a 6-7 frame, set Union High School scoring records with 300 points last season and also played baseball.
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Morgantown
Paul Witting
Union
N. J
Mountaineer
West Virginia University
Witting
Joe Duff
West Virginia
Union High Schoo
United States Seeks Emphatic Olympic Rowing Win in Helsinki
Worcester dispatch reports on the American rowing squad selection at Lake Quinsigamond led by Tom Bolles Harvard AD. Selections include Navy ace John Kelly Jr and Rutgers pair Chuck Legg Jr Tom Price, with Washington Huskies contributing the fours. Standout Kent Mullins and crew from California and Stanford anchor a strong lineup aiming to overturn Britain’s edge in Helsinki.
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Bill King
Worcester
Mass
England
United States
Helsinki
Clifford ~Tip
Goes
American Rowing Com
Mittee
Jon Lake
Pat Costello
Walter Hoover
Detroit
Rutgers
sChuck Legg Jr
Tom Price
Stanford University
Jim Fifer
Duval Hecht
Jim S[ Bergs
Lhatswain
Fishe
University of Washington
Huskies
Conntee
Monty Aseuence
Beehyawane
Ting
Hoats
Antwerp
Navy
College of Com
John Kelly
Merce
Anothr
Philadelphia
Paul Castello
Kelley
Costello
Paris
Wale
Amsterdam
Charlie McMlvane
Ky Ebrisht
California
Washington
Golden Bears
Kelly Jr
Britain
Uruguay
Edward Risso
Mervyn Wood
Australia
Bear Mountain
Frank Havens
D. C
John Hass
Frank Krick
Tommy Horton
John Eisman
John J. Anderson
Paul Bouchmewich
Yonkers
N. Y
William Schutte
Gavilan Stops Turner in 11th to Retain Welterweight Title
Cuban Reed Gavilan remains welterweight champion after an 11th round technical knockout of 21 year old Gil Turner at Municipal Stadium. Turner, on a 31 fight win streak, was hurt in the fifth and could not recover as Gavilan pressed the attack with precise counters and hook work. Gavilan weighed 146, Turner 144.
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Jack Hand
Philadelphia
Kid Gavi-lan
Gil Turner
Reed
Turner
Municipal Stadium
al Weill
International Boxing Club
IBC
New York
Johnny Saxton
Billy Graham
Chuck Davey
Gavilan
Weill
Charley Daggett
Lou Tress
Pete Tomasco
Gil
Randy Turpin
Ray Robinson
60 Olympic Contestants En Route after Delay
Sixty United States Olympic track and field athletes left Idlewild Airport after a several hour delay due to mechanical difficulties. They will join others in Helsinki for the summer games. Earlier another group had been honored with a march up Lower Broadway to City Hall.
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New York
Dldf
Oiirack
Idlewild
Helsinki
Lower Broadway
Sarazen Tops U S Qualifiers In British Open
Gene Sarazen fired 69 to lead the opening round as the best American score in the second British Open qualifying. The field, from 266 entrants, will be cut to 100 after today’s play with match play starting tomorrow and about 155 needed to qualify. Bobby Locke and Harry Bradshaw emerge as betting favorites.
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Bobby Locke
South Africa
Bettors
Snot
Bradshaw
Beavers and Dairymen Triumph in Industrial Softball Night
In a four game slate in the Industrial Softball League, Blossom Dairy Beaver Truman Mine and Duncan Catren each won. The Dairymen crushed Sprague 15-1 at WWHS, Beaver defeated Sprague in another rout, Truman Mine edged First Baptist 6-3, and Duncan Catren routed Beckley Auto 22-10 at Beaver. Box scores from Beaver games are not available.
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Duncan Catren
Beckley Auto
Beaver
Pet
Truman Mine
Duncan-Catron
Ligi
Blossom Dairy Baptist Church
Sprague
A" Whitby
State Area 5 Legion Loop Post 70 at Gary
Intercity softball Appalachian faces Johnstown while Coal City meets Fayetteville in state league play. Industrial softball Blossom Dairy clashes with Truman Mine as Beckley Auto plays Baptist. Little League shows Reds versus Indians and Cardinals meet Tigers along with Intermediate League Silver Brand against Readlers. Black Knight opposes Petice.
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Legion Loop
Gary
Fayette District
Appalachian
Johnstown
Coal City
Fayetteville
Blossom Dairy
Truman Mine
Beckley Auto
Baptist
Little League Reds
Indians
Cards
Tigers
Silver Brand
Readlers
Black Knight
Petice
All-Star Game Notes and managerial chatter from Philadelphia
Philadelphia sources reveal Steve O'Neill as Bob Carpenter's second choice for Phillies manager after Ed Sawyer. O'Neill demanded a two year contract and Eddie Stanky is praised by Fred Saigh as a future great manager. Luke Easter may return to Cleveland if he keeps hitting. Al Lopez notes Easter's four homers in five days. Twin battery story from Fond Du Lac features Ronnie and Donnie Saatzer, 18 year old Yankee farm duo.
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Oy JU Keiubenn
Philadelphia — Baseball News
All-Star
Steve O'Neill
Eddie Sawyer
Philadelphia Phillies
Bob Carpenter
Eddie Dyer
St. Louis Cardinals
Texas
O'Neill
al Lopez
Cleveland Indians
Luke Easter
Indianapolis
American Association
Lopez
Cleveland
Fond DU Lac
Wis
Ronnie
Donnie Saatzer
Wisconsin
Donnie
New York Yankee
Pineville Cubs Top Giants in 24-5 Victory
Pineville led by Paynter and Connolly on the mound routed the Giants 24 to 5 in Little League. The win kept the Cubs one game ahead of the Yankees, who defeated the Reds 10 to 7 as Dixon went the distance for New York.
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Register
Pineville
Cubs
Giants
Yankees
Reds
Paynter
Connolly
Cub
Dixon
Yanks
Horton
Pais
Chaffin
Adams
Beavers
Balls
Miller
Capital Surplus and Capital Accounts at Bank
The document lists undivided profits and total liabilities and capital. It notes bank capital consists of common stock valued at $200,000.00, with signatures including President H. L. Crawford, Cashier M. Sloan, and directors Hat M. Scott and Charles C. Farmer.
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United States
Federal Reserve Bank
UW. Tieche
H. L. Crawford
HU. Sloan Hat
M. Scott
Charles C. Farmer
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