Layland and Hinton Move Up in Raleigh County Standings
Coal City Amigo Layland and Hinton swept Raleigh County League doubleheaders. Layland defeated Marfork 7-2 and 26-2 to rise from fourth to third. Hinton beat Sophia Slab Fork 9-2 and 4-2 to tie for fourth. Coal City and the Armcos also won, keeping the Colts on an 14th and 15th straight win streak. Marfork dropped to sixth.
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Coal City
Amigo
Layland
Hinton
Raleigh
Montreal
Armcos
Amigo Redbirds
Redbirds
Joe Wyce
Stamford
Eugene
Leach
Stanaford
Colts
Lloyd Booth
Dick Sellards
George Todorovich
Marfork
Bob Harmon
Jay Anderson
Bud Thompson
Bill Garten
Jess Parker
Parker
Billy Comer
Dick Gunnoe
Johnny Stewart
Sophia SF
Raleigh County
Ross Hutchens
Sam Stone
Stone
Leroy Greer
Pete Pegram
Buster Mills
Hutchens
Johnny Bryant
Fire Eaters
Rush Reed
Stewart
Leland Byrd
Gunnoe
Bryant
Byrd
Ross
Shorty Harrah
Bob Freeman
Willie Seco
Phil Fitzpatrick
Okey Mills
Mills
Hank Rogar
Harrah
John Cheetham
Rogar
Don Schaffrath
Delane McGraw
Scotty Cuthbert
Harry Ballard
Ballard
Bob Thomas
Bob Cerrito
Booth
Talmadge Cheetham
Bobby Bowers
McGraw
Lewis Waddell
Bowers
Jimmy Salters
Montroal Club
Cotton White
Maynard Daniels
Jerome May
How They Stand and Team Scoring Highlights
Marfork and Layland games feature tight RBI plays as Todorovich and Sellards lead with multiple RBIs. Amigo, Montcoal, and Coal City squads post wins with solid pitching from Truell and Leach, while Hinton, Shawver, and Chandler contribute key hits in tight그러
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R — Turner
Anderson
Fitzpatrick
Trump
Gilkeson
D. Sellards
L. Lion
E — D. Dillon
Harmon
A — Turner
Todorovich
G. White
Brage
Dillon
D. Dillon
RBI
Crouch
B. Thompson
SF — Todorovich
Turner
L. Dillon
Marfork
Layland
BB — Todorovich
SO — Todorovich
White
W — Todorovich
L — D. Sellards
Bragg
Shawver
Montcoal Amigo
Massey
Gogus
Beckelh
Jarrell
Cassell
Maynor
Romine
Truell
J. Maynor
Montrval
Amigo
R — Beckelheimer
Chandler
Worthington
K. Salters
E — Phillips
A — Phillips
W — Truell
L — Daniels
U — Underwood
Lilly
Gibson
Montcoal
Nunley
Cassel
Wyce
H. Maynor
Coal City Stanfords
D. McGrrf
Harrah
L. Wddil
Cuthbert
Ballard
A — L. Waddell
Mills
Rogar
Leach
Cook
Cernuto
Schaffrath
E — Leach
Cheetham
Hagg
D. McGraw
Thomas
Lett
Coal City
Stanford
SO — Leach
Schaffrathh
Withrow
Porter
Stanaford
Booth
T. Cheetham
Bluefield Beats Beckley Tennis Club in 8-4 Victory
Bluefield Tennis Club defeated Beckley at Ewart Avenue courts 8 to 4. Beckley won two singles but Bluefield won four doubles. Singles results: Gillespie beat Richardson 6-2 7-5. Sarver beat Hancock 6-3 6-4. Feutchenberger beat Klein 6-1 6-2. Jones beat Wein 6-3 6-2. Ed Jones beat Ragland 6-3 7-5.
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Bluefield
Beckley Tennis Club
Ewart Avenue
Mercer Countians
Hogan Tip Helps Tommy Bolt Win St Paul Open
Tommy Bolt won the $15,000 St Paul Open in Minnesota finishing 19 under par at 269 to take $2,400. He benefited from Ben Hogan’s driving tip and steady play, overcoming a three-stroke deficit and a late slide by Jerry Barber who finished two back at 271. Fred Hawkins and Arnold Palmer tied for third at 273.
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St.paul
Minn
Tommy Bolt
Ben Hogan
Jerry Barber
Los Angeles
Bolt
Barber
Tiny Jerry
Fred Hawkins
St. Andrews
Arnold Palmer
Latrobe
Hogan
Texas
Fort Worth
Ben
Tennis Results From Bluefield and Beckley Meet
Bluefield players B Warden and Lloyd Feutchenberger posted wins in singles over Ragland and Hayes respectively while partnerships of Richard with Sarver and Ned Ragland Jr with Allen Wein also triumphed. Beckley teams led by E Jones and W Feutchenberger defeated Gillespie with Klein and I Wein with Higgins overcame Feutchenberger and Jones in a three set match.
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B. Warden
Lloyd Feutchenberger
Bluefield
Tom Hayes
Richard and Sarver
Ragland
Hancock
Ned Ragland Jr
Allen Wein
Beckley
Jason
Warden
E. Jones
W. Feutchenberger
Gillespie
Klein
I. Wein
Higgins
L. Feutchenbergr
G. Jones
Raleigh County Open Entry Blank
A letter to Tony Massinople of the Black Knight C C Golf Committee enclosing five dollars to enter the Raleigh County Open Golf Tournament from July 26 to 31. The form notes the fee covers entry and greens fees for 54 holes and that the tournament is open to male golfers with Raleigh County residence.
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Tony Massinople
Black Knight C. C. Golf Committee
P. O. Box
Beckley, W. Va
Raleigh County
White Oak Wins 3-Way Tourney at Oak Hill
White Oak Country Club captured the fourth annual three way golf match at Oak Hill, beating Hawks Nest CC 250 to 247 1 2, with Black Knight of Beckley third at 149 1 2. Harry Ellis of Beckley shot 71 to lead medal scoring while Hawk Nest’s B J Haley posted 72 and Dr C E Watkins led White Oak with 171 %. The next event will be at Black Knight.
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White Oak Country Club
Hawks Nest CC
Hawks Nest
White Oak
Harry Ellis
B. J. Haley
C. E. Watkins
Ray Canper
Carl Lee Kennedy
Rex Allen
E. M. Payne III
Americans win Swedish meet sweeping five titles
Americans dominated the Swedish International Tournament at Bastad with five titles. Hamilton Richardson of Baton Rouge defeated Mervyn Rose to win the men's singles, Dorie Hart of Coral Gables captured the women's singles, Hart won the women's doubles with Lilli Christine Engdahl, and teamed with Vic Seixas to win the mixed doubles. Richardson and Seixas also won the men's doubles.
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Baton Rouge, la
Dorie Hart
Coral Gables
Fla
Richardson
Australia
Mervyn Rose
Mike Hart
Switzerland
Ruth Kauffman
Vic Seixas
Sweden
Alva Bjorck
Margareta Bonstom
Seixas
Enrique Morea
Argentina
Milly Vagn-Nielsen
Denmark
Nat Keystoner To Get Knife
Washington Senators second baseman Pete Runnels will undergo an appendectomy tomorrow. He is expected to miss two or three weeks after the operation. Runnels has been ill since Saturday and Sunday. A replacement will be called up from the Chattanooga farm club. The Senators also contend with Eddie Yost’s 20 game absence and Maury McDermott’s sore elbow limiting him to two of the last 25 games. Bob Porterfield is a doubtful starter after a back wrenched in practice.
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Runnels
Chattanooga
Senators
Eddie Yost
Maury McDermott
Bob Porterfield
DeMarco Faces Dupas Tonight in New Orleans
Former lightweight champion Paddy DeMarco meets New Orleans youngster Dupas for a 10 rounder in New Orleans as promoter Blaise D Antoni aims for about $30 000 with a no television no radio show. Dupas has fought back into the top contender spot after six losses with five avenged in a busy career.
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Paddy DeMarco
Ralph Dupas
New Orleans
DeMarco
France
Serafin Ferrer
Libby Manzo
Dupas
Blaise D'Antoni
Tony Johnson
Tony Anthony
New York
St. Nicholas Arena
Dumont
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Jack Sarver
Clarence Hancock
Billy Feutchenberger
Bill Klein
Goodman Jones
Isadore Wein
Ed Jones
Ned Ragland
Connie Higgins
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Ham Richard
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Hubert Hanson
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