Tigers cling to AL lead as Indians win twice
Detroit still tops the American League with a two game edge after sweeping Minnesota 10-4 and 9-3. Cleveland, winning six in a row, beat Los Angeles twice to stay within striking distance. Oakland and New York also won, while giants and Reds closed in on NL leader Dodgers with a 4-2 Giants victory. Frank Lary and Jim Perry earned wins for Detroit and Cleveland’s Woodie Held led early hitting.
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Marlins Open Home Series in Charleston Welcome
Charleston Marlins, atop the International League, host Syracuse Tuesday at Watt Powell Park marking the team’s official Charleston welcome after moving from San Juan Puerto Rico. The club, two games ahead, just took two of three from Columbus and won Sunday 7-5 in a see-saw contest.
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10 High Schools To Compete In Golf Tourney
A record field of 95 players from 20 West Virginia high schools will contest the state scholastic golf tournament in Parkersburg. Defending champion Huntington High Parkersburg Weirton and Logan are among the favorites in the one day event at the Parkersburg Country Club course. Other entrants include Triadelphia Fairmont West Chapmanville Madison Sistersville Moundsville South Charleston Buckhannon Morgantown Huntington East Bridgeport Charleston Man Huntington Marshall Williamstown and St Albans.
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28 Olympian's Funeral Rites Set For Today
Funeral services were to be held in St Marys West Virginia today for Donald S Guinn 58 a member of the 1928 United Olympic team Guinn an official of the Sterling Oil Division of Quaker State Oil Corp for 23 years died Saturday after a brief illness A Pitt graduate he held both Pitt and West Virginia high school hammer throw records The event is no longer held on the scholastic level in the Mountain State.
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Beckley Baseball Coaches Praised After State Tourney Run
Fans question late decisions, but coach Wiseman and Warden are lauded for guiding Beckley to a strong state tournament showing. The piece credits errors, not coaching, for the loss and notes Wiseman and Warden’s first year tandem success across basketball and baseball. It also highlights Earl Francis returning to the Pirates and a July Phillies tryout camp in Charleston.
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Faulk Wins Western Open Golf In Nashville
Mary Lena Faulk of Sea Island Ga captured the Western Open by six strokes at Nashville earning $1313. Betsy Rawls trailed by six in second for $1012. Mickey Wright placed third at 298 and $800 while Louise Suggs was fourth at 299 and $637. Polly Riley won amateur honors with $21.
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Blum wins three at Garden State Park and feature
Jockey Walt Blum a 27 year old Brooklyn native won the first three races at Garden State Park in Camden New Jersey on Thursday. He captured the $65.00 daily double and then won the feature race aboard No Dance.
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