Indiana Adopts Dickens Side Saddle T Formation Football
Indiana coaches and players embrace Phil Dickens’s versatile offense adopting Tennessee single wing concepts nicknamed the side saddle T. The system blends multiple wing plays with speed driven by Neyland disciples and adds flexibility beyond the pure single wing, aiming to improve Hoosier football after a string of Big Ten losses.
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Beckley Youth Baseball Roundup Highlights Mixed Results
Beckley area leagues posted mixed results with notable performances. Harry Fragile hit a first pitch homer for the Little League Dodgers in a 10 9 win over the Reds. Pat Fragile produced the early homer for Beckley’s squad as the Cardinals edged the Giants 3 2. Post 70 beat Home Insurance 9 3 in Warren Williams Junior Baseball, while Rotary remained undefeated with a 10 7 win in Mullens.
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National Title League Stars Practice Today
National Little League AIL Stars coach Orford Thompson plans first team meeting at Elks Stadium at 2 p.m. today ahead of area tournament opener versus Hinton's Little League Stars on July date. Frank Baker's American squad held first practice Monday. Billy Reid of the Red Sox out with a broken arm. replacement decision set after managers meet with President M. B. Cat Curtis. Also reports from boxing: Frankie Ippolit defeats Tommy Salem in New York. Billy Hester stops Ramon Fuentes in Sydney. Cleveland Williams stops J D Wild Man Marshall in Texas.
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West Virginia Sports Roundup Includes Golf and Coaching Moves
Mrs. Ed Adkins of Holden leads a Miners Little League team with three sons on board. Billy Campbell, Huntington, seeks Virginia Carolinas matches and Walker Cup duties, exempt from U S Amateur qualifying. Paul Biechoff named assistant coach at Beaver High School. Former Morris Harvey players return to coaching at Van and Teays Valley. Press Radio Day set for WVU camp. Joyce Ann Rodgers wins Parkersburg Fish Derby. Julius Pollock returns to Wheeling for summer golf. Tom Atwell to direct Bluefield YMCA camp starting July 29.
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Pinecrest Triumphs in Final Tilt Ahead of Wed Tourney
Pinecrest won 7 to 4 at Ballard Stadium over Frank's Plumbing in the Intercity Softball League finale. Fitzpatrick pitched well for Pinecrest, with timely hitting in the fifth inning sealing the victory. The win improves Pinecrest to 10-9, strengthening its third place behind Rodriguez Qilers as the double elimination tournament is set to begin Wednesday.
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All Star selection to end fan voting after 1957 says Sporting News
The Sporting News reports official meetings indicate fan voting for the MLB All Star Game will end after 1957. Frick and others oppose the system citing sentiment and favoritism. A substitute plan may return managers or other methods to pick players.
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Semi-Pro Baseball Tourney Sees Two Eliminated in Ripley Games
Six teams remain from an eight entry field in the State Semi-Pro Baseball Tournament at Ripley as Cedar Grove and Sissonville advance with shutout and three-run wins. New Martinsville and Ashland exit after losses. Lacy's Hardware of Charleston and Spencer first-round losers also move on.
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