Babe Ruth Loop Hopes to Finish Tourney Tonight
A long Lewin field baseball game resumes at 6 tonight as Section Three seeks to finish a suspended tournament game between Man and Beckley American. The previous night’s action left Man leading 13 to 11 in the seventh with two Beckley runners aboard after rain halted play.
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Lewin Field
Beckley
Rickey Dennis
Bruno Della Mea
Rudd Mahoney
Dennis Leach
Man
Nabrhone Leach
Thomas
Davis
S Martin
Jones
Pyles
Se Hall
Chapman
Bailey
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Bryner
Ae Meadows
Ennis
el Ea
Mahoney
Pe Highlander
Ummers
Pri
Bree
Crewsury
Euahanteee
Martin
RBI
Shrewsbury
Della Mea
Leach
Spruce
Hal
Browning
Bales
Meadows
Della Me
Summers
Ues Keaton
Stover
Henderson
Cards and Giants in National League Tie After Saturday Twin Bill
The Cardinals beat the Giants 13 to 4 to pull even atop the NL standings while the Dodgers routed the Reds 16 to 3. Johnny Quintier homered for St Louis as Karbonit and Woode each posted three hits. The doubleheader set up a nightcap clash to break the first place tie with Dodgers meeting Reds at Elks Stadium starting at 6.
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Cardinals
Dodgers
Elke Stadium
Giants
Reds
Cards
Rede
Elks
Billy Karbonit
Karbonit
Steve Woode
Danny Ellison
McRae Cooper
Roger Minton
Phil Halloran
Hobey Shumate
Charlie Bill Irle
Woods
D. Elen
R — Woods
Christian
Quintier
D. Ellison
Massinople
Via
Ellison
Wilcox
Thios
SO — Karbonit
HO — Wilcox
D Ellison
Bareopit
We Karbonit
Area League Standings and Upcoming Matches
Summary lists standings and schedule across multiple days and matchups. Notable pairings include Beckley American against Man and Beckley National facing Man, with several campus teams like Holyfield Candy Beckley College and Post 70 appearing in multiple fixtures. Also features Cardinals Braves Giants Cubs and crossweek playups among Tuesday and Friday winners and losers.
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Cardinals
Braves
Giants
Cubs
Beckley
Red Sox
Yankees
Indians
Tigers
Dodgers
Reds
Charleston
Senators
Orioles
Harry's . S
Keatley's
Modern
Black Knight
National Coffee
King
Payne Beats Sutphin On 37th Hole For Black Knight Crown
E M Ned Payne III, a 19 year old Davidson College sophomore to be, won the Black Knight Championship at Black Knight Country Club by defeating Paris Sutphin on the 37th hole after a long rain delayed day. Payne posted 76 in both rounds and overcame Sutphin who finished 75 in the afternoon to force extra play.
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E. M
Ned” Payne Ill
Paris Sutphin
Davidson College
Sutphin
Black Knight
Black Knight Country Club
R. B. Parker
Payne
Ned” Payne III
Young Payne
Wonders Chalk 12th Victory Over Summerlee Independents
The West Virginia Wonders edged the Summerlee Independents 1 0 at Helen Ballpark to claim their 12th win. Ralph Davis allowed two hits and struck out 13 in a complete performance, while Jimmy Ross scored the game's only run on an infield out in the seventh.
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West Virginia
Helen Ballpark
Summerlee Independents
Ralph Davis
Jimmy Ross
Untitled sports box score fragment
Incomplete game line shows Red team loss to Dodgers eight to four with Huffman and Cooper leading hitters and pitchers. Notable line scores list Huffman three, Coram twelve in two, Lynch three in one and three quarters, Slater four, Slugging totals unclear.
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Davis
Abnson
Stuart
Dodgers
R — Williams
Cooper
Irle
M. Shumate
Bergines
Halloran
H. Shumate
Fink
Weidensall
Robinson
Vidovich
Ryan
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Hess
Barksdale
RBI
Fragile
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Shumate
Humate
Ber@ines
Ber
Gines
L — Reds
BR — Huffman
Lynch
Coram
Slater
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HO — Huffman
L — Huffman
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Trabert Dominates Seixas for Pennsylvania Lawn title
Tony Trabert, 24, Cincinnati resident, crushed Vic Seixas 6-1 6-2 6-3 in 53 minutes to win the Pennsylvania Lawn Tennis Championship. The victory signals strong form ahead of the U.S. Championship and Davis Cup. Louise Brough, Wimbledon champion, defeated Alan Gibson in the women's final 1-6 6-2 at Merion.
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Philadelphia
Tony Trabert
Cincinnati
Vic Seixas
U.S
Louise Brough
Beverly Hills
Calif
Merion
Alan Gibson
New York
Huntingtonian Wins Jaycees Net Crown
Jim Musell of Huntington defended his boys championship in the West Virginia Junior Chamber of Commerce tennis tournament by defeating Myron Gesner of Wheeling 6-0 6-3. In doubles Musell and Willy Grubbs of Huntington beat Stefan Young and Fred Kellmeyer of Charleston 7-5 6-2. Junior singles and doubles titles were to be decided today after rain delays.
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Huntington
Jim Musell
West Virginia
Pirates top Cubs in 12-5 rout as Thomas drives in two
Batting star Frank Thomas of the Pirates collected three hits and two RBIs while scoring twice in a 12-5 first game win over Chicago. His single in the 10th scored Jerry Lynch for Pittsburgh’s 2-1 second game victory. Pitcher Billy Pierce of the White Sox shut out Boston 4-0 on seven hits, ending 25 2/3 innings without an earned run. The Red Sox took the second game 2-1.
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Associated Press
Frank Thomas
Pittsburgh Pirates
Chicago Cubs
Jerry Lynch
Pittsburgh
Billy Pierce
Chicago White Sox
Boston
Red Sox
Weekend Fights Highlight Argentina and Mexico City Cards
In Buenos Aires the Cuban fighter Gayilan edged Cirilo Gi by points over 10 rounds at 143 1 2 pounds. In Mexico City Jose Lopez defeated Jesse Mongia by points over 10 rounds at 118 pounds. Lopez hails from Mexico, Mongia from Denver, reflecting strong regional showings.
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Associated Press
Buenos Aires
Kid Gayilan
Cuba
Cirilo Gi
Argentina
Mexico City
Jose Lopez
Mexico
Jesse Mongia
Denver
International League Scores and Standings Snapshot
Syracuse 4 5 Toronto 2 2 Richmond 6 11 Buffalo 3 3 Columbus 6 3 Rochester 2 8 Montreal 6 0 Havana 1 4. In this brief ticker style update, teams and results are listed with current innings or period scores, reflecting a running snapshot from the league standings.
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Syracuse
Toronto
Richmond
Buffalo
Columbus
Rochester
Montreal
Havana
Australians Rally Toward Davis Cup in Montreal
Australia's top tennis team advanced toward the Davis Cup final in Montreal after a surprise upset as Ronald Moreira of Brazil defeated Lew Hoad in straight sets 6-4 6-4 6-4. Ken Rosewall led Australia to a 6-2 6-2 6-3 win over Brazil’s Captain Bob Balkenburg. Canada defeated the British West Indies 3-0 to reach a weekend rematch with Australia.
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Louisville
Australia
Montreal
Lew Hoad
Ronald Moreira
Brazil
Ken Rosewall
The
Allssies
Bob Balkenburg
Canada
Japan
United States
British West Indies
Don Fontana
Peter Phillips
Lorne Main
Ian McDonald
Field of 125 tee off in Western Amateur at Olympia Fields
In Chicago 125 players contest the 55th Women’s Western Amateur at Olympia Fields. Beverly Gammon and Marjorie Lindsay are co favorites as 32 survivors enter match play. Claire Doran, who delayed title defense for marriage, leaves the field to join wedding plans.
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Chicago
Olympia Fields
Beverly Gammon
Minnesota
Marjorie Lindsay
Decatur
Claire Doran
Lakewood
Ohio
Miss Doran
Maurice Click
Baltimore
Berridge Long
Huntington
W. Va
Twin Bills Close WW Season With Four Doubleheaders
The Warren Williams Junior League wraps its regular slate at Woodrow Wilson park with four doubleheaders starting Tuesday night. Post 32 needs one win to clinch the regular season title, facing Crab Orchard Tuesday. Holyfield Candy plays Post 70 in the opener with two more appearances. No games tonight and Saturday remains open for postponements. A double elimination tournament follows, with a special trophy awarded to the winner.
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Warren Williams
Woodrow Wilson
American Legion
Legionnaires
Crab Orchard
Holyfield Candy
Post 70
Poirier Fights Back After Knockout in St Nick's Show
Gene Poirier, fresh from a knockout by Oscar Pita in St Nicholas Arena on June 20, starts anew Monday night against Danny Jo Perez at St Nick’s. Poirier, a rising rookie, aims to rebound after the fight labeled fight of the year by writers, with Perez substituting for Danish fighter Chris Christensen as New York State Athletic Commission suspends Christensen’s manager. In Coal City, Colts and Amigo Red Birds split a Raleigh County League doubleheader as rain halted other games, with Montcoal at Marfork and Hinton at Laysland futures to be rescheduled.
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Gene Poirier
Argentina
Oscar Pita
Danny Jo Perez
Poirier
Pita
St.Nicholas Arena
Niagara Falls
N.Y
St.Nick’s
Perez
Orlando Zulueta
Frankie Ryff
Chris Christensen
Denmark
New York State Athletic Commission
DuMont
Amigo Beats Coal City In Triple Play Key Game
Clint Hannah pitched Amigo to a win over Coal City as Delane McGraw, Scotty Cuthbert and Hank Rogar featured in defense. A first-game triple play came on a ball hit by Rogar after Hensley to Salters to Maynor. Stanford notched a forfeit over Sophia Slab Fork to pull within a game of fourth place shared by Hinton and Montceal.
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Clint Hannah
Amigo
Lloyd Booth
Coal City
Harey Ballard
Delane McGraw
Scotty Cuthbert
Harry Ballard
Hank Rogar
Rogar
Junior Hensley
Hensley
Johnny Salters
Maynor
Stanford
Sophia Slab Fork
Hinton
Montceal
Jameson Faulk Win Four Ball In Hot Springs Golf
Betty Jameson of San Antonio and Mary Lena Faulk of Thomasville won the $6,500 Hot Springs Women s Golf Tourney with a 72 hole total of 280 two strokes ahead of Beverly Hanson and Mickey Wright who finished second The pre tournament favorites Louise Suggs and Betty Hicks led after the final round but settled for fourth with top prize money totaling 1 450 and ninth place receiving 325
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Hot Springs, Va
Betty Jameson
San Antonio
Tex
Mary Lena Faulk
Thomasville
Hot Springs
Beverly Hanson
India
Calif
Mickey Wright
la Jolla
Louise Suggs
Sea Island
Betty Hicks
Palm Springs
Jameson - Faulk
Layland Hinton replay dates announced in this report
Coal City maintained the league lead by winning 5-1 in the opener of yesterday’s card. Amigo captured the rightcap 6-5 to stay within a game and a half. Eugene Leach pitched superbly for the Colts, fanning 10 on three hits with no walks as Amigo’s Truell allowed eight hits. Willard McGraw’s three RBI two-bagger in the third followed by a four-run second innings highlight. Amigo rallied to tie 5-5 on four and two runs and won the seventh on a squeeze play. Willie Joe Chandler scored the deciding run after a dropped fly ball by Bobby Bowers.
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Harry Ballard
Moody Waddell
Willard McGraw
McGraw
Amigo
Willie Joe Chandler
Bobby Bowers
Pinecrest 9s Clash In Intercity Softball Duel
One game tops the Intercity Softball League double elimination bracket as Pinecrest A and Pinecrest B, the only undefeated clubs, meet at 7. In the losing bracket remain Sports Center and State Lunch of Oak Hill, plus tonight's loser. Pres. George Ballard has not set the rest of the week’s schedule, likely one game per night.
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Pinecrest
Sports Center
State Lunch
Oak Hill
George Ballard
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