Mullens Legion Opens 1958 Baseball Season Against Kimball
Mullens American Legion Post 100 starts its 1958 baseball season tonight at 8 p.m. vs Kimball in Area 3 defense of the crown. Last year’s champions return key players Jack and Bill Perry Wayne Reed Ralph Burger Jim McCtain with promising rookies from Babe Ruth League led by Billy Stump Butch Hensley Steve Thompson.
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Ralph
Kimball Post
Post 32 Captures Junior Loop Opener In 12-2 Win
Lefty Lee Fuqua allowed two hits as Home Insurance defeated defending champion Duncan Carton 12-2 to open the Warren Williams Junior Baseball League season. Post 32 also beat Post 70 5-2 as wild pitching helped fuel the early wins at WWHS field with Thompson's Drugs and Schiff's Shoes debuting tonight.
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Duncan Catron
Warren Williams
Post 32
Post 70
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Duncan Carton
June Matheny
Walker
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Beckley Youth Baseball and Softball Schedule Cards
Today's listings show Beckley Little League Cubs versus Braves and Orioles versus Athletics. Also Babe Ruth King Photo faces Eric's, Kealley's meets Black Knight, Warren Williams plays Junior Thompson, Schift's Home Insurance versus Post 22, Greenbrier Prep Hinton at Smoot, Rainelle at Meadow Bridge, Slab Fork Babe Ruth, Keystone-Times versus Slab Fork Mullens American Legion, Kimball at Mullens 7 30, Yotercity Softball Raleigh Glass against Trading Post, L and B versus Flats.
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Boxing results and scheduled games from American Association
Results show Charleston 4 Omaha 2 in ten innings and Denver 9 Louisville 5 while Minneapolis 4 St Paul 3 and Wichita 3 Indianapolis 7. Tomorrow’s games list Charleston at Omaha Louisville at Denver and Minneapolis at Wichita St Paul at Indianapolis. Also London’s Dave Charnley outpoints Joey Lopes in Sacramento and Rocky Randell knocks out Ray Jiojas in Houston Fort Worth and Port Arthur bouts.
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12 Year Old Wins All-Gauge Skeet Title in Kentucky Open
Roselle Wisconsin native Bobby Shuley, age 12, claimed the all-gauge skeet championship at the Kentucky Open bluegrass event by shooting 250 straight targets. He outshone top adult shooters, with his father Al Shuley proud as the match tested young talent across a 14 hour course.
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Ra leigh County League to Resume Play This Year
The Raleigh County Baseball League reforms after six teams including Coal City Amigo Stamford Mullens American Legion Post 106 Smokehouse Beckley and Oceana Merchants approve a 1958 schedule starting this Sunday. The season runs through August 17 with a Shaughnessy playoff and meetings held at Beckley Newspaper Corp Library Cranberry.
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Amigo
Stamford
Mullens American Legion Post 106
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Oceana Merchants
Shaughnessy
Beckley Newspaper Corp
Cranberry
Umpires Sought for Raleigh County Baseball League
Officials seek volunteers to officiate in the Raleigh County Baseball League and contact Johnny Stewart at The Raleigh Register before Saturday evening. An Umpires Association is hoped to be formed within two weeks.
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Raleigh County Baseball League
Johnny Stewart
Raleigh Register
Openers Set For Six Team League This Summer
Six teams announced readiness to play this weekend and a two week schedule draft was released. Amigo Mullens Oceana Merchants Coal City Stanaford Smokehouse of Beckley will host 2 pm doubleheaders starting June 15 with midweek and Saturday night games sought. Umpire association plans discussed and August play considered. Rosters due June 21 with a $25 forfeit and 25 player limit.
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Amigo
Cecil Lacy
Mullens American Legion
Bob Forren
Cate Holley
Oceana Merchants
Bobby “Wheel” Thomas
Coal City
John Cheetham
Stanaford
Patsy Fragile
Smokehouse of
Beckley
Mullens
Harry Lewin Field
Maltens Legion
Johnny Stewart
Raleigh Register
Mallens Legion
Stamford
Smokehouse of Beckley
Harry's
Oceana
Kopperston
Virgil's Best Delivers 4-2 Victory for Senators in Omaha
Virgil drove in the deciding run with a homer in extras as Charleston rallied for a 4-2 win over Omaha. Delsing opened the extra frame with a single and advanced to scoring position, while George Spencer earned his fifth win in six decisions. Omaha briefly led 2-1 late before Charleston tied it in the ninth. Herb Moford seeks his sixth straight victory next.
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Reid Jack Upset Defending Crown In Amateur Play
Reid Jack of Scotland fell 3 and 2 to Jack Penrose of Miami in the British Amateur Golf Championship third round at St. Andrews. Penrose became the first American to reach the fourth round as McHale and Franck were eliminated. Robert Roos Jr. of San Francisco ousted W. B. Thompson of England to face Penrose next. The day featured two 18 hole rounds under clear skies as the field narrowed to 16.
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Miami
Fla
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Penrose
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Philadelphia
Air Force Pvt
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Newton
N.J
Robert Roos Jr
San Francisco
Thompson
England
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Ben
Hanson
Franck
Tim Holland
Rockville Centre
N.Y
U.S
Tuseday
Chavez Ravine Stadium Vote Nears Victory Margin
Dodgers lead in a tight Chavez Ravine stadium referendum with 90,924 votes counted, 47,471 for yes and 43,453 for no. Proposition B would swap Chavez Ravine property for Wrigley Field, fund a new 62,000 seat stadium, a 1.2 acre recreation area, and related city and county improvements totaling several millions.
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Chavez Ravine
Dodger
Walter O'Malley
Patrick McGee
O'Malley
Ravina
Fairmont Falcons Arrive in Texas for Intercollegiate Meet
Fairmont State College's baseball team arrived in Alpine Texas to represent West Virginia in an intercollegiate double elimination tournament running through Saturday. The Falcons held a 9-2 WVIC record and 10-3 overall after a late win over West Virginia University.
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Tex
Fairmont State College
West Virginia
Falcons
Youthful Fullmer Debuts on TV Against Miceli in Utah
Jay Fullmer 21, making his television and big time debut, challenges veteran Joe Miceli 29, in a one round bout in West Jordan Utah. Miceli weighs about 149 to 150 pounds, Fullmer about 142, with national ABC TV coverage at 7 p.m. MST. Miceli seeks another TV payday after beating Ike Williams and Bud Smith. Fullmer aims to extend his 13-0 pro record beyond one round.
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Major League Leaders in American and National Leagues
Baseball leaders list the top batters, runners, RBIs, hits, doubles, triples, home runs, and steals in the American and National Leagues, with players from Kansas City, Chicago, San Francisco, and Boston leading in several categories. Pitching leaders include win–loss records and strikeouts across multiple teams.
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Milwaukee
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