Two Backs Named For North Squad in 17th North South Game
Triadelphia High School backs Bill Behrens and Bob Korn were named to the North squad for the 17th annual North-South football game in Charleston August 18. Head North Coach Emil Dupke announced the nominations, with more selections to follow. The Bay-area event is co-sponsored by 20 West Virginia newspapers, including The Raleigh Register.
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Bengals Grab Off Top Spot as Lipon Goes on Hit Spree
Tigers surge to first place as Johnny Lipon leads with a .335 average and hitting streak. Kell Evers and Wertz also heat up, lifting Detroit over Washington 11-8 in a seven straight win, while Yankees fall as Indians blast two pitchers 16-2. Others include Simmons, Lindell, and Verban late drama in Chicago and St. Louis.
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Prenter Cops Slugfest Over Marfork Juniors
Prenter defeated Marfork 18 to 10 in a Big Coal River Junior League slugfest. Pitcher Cummings earned the win for Prenter with strong hitting from Hubbard Sutphin and King. Art Mahan, Villanova baseball coach and former Philadelphia Phillies standout, is noted in the report.
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Baseball and Lacrosse Results From The Nationals
National League standings and results show St Louis 25 16 and Brooklyn 16 18 leading. Yesterday New York beat Pittsburgh 10 4. St Louis edged Philadelphia 5 4. Lacrosse notes Baltimore many details include All America goalie Clements from Washington and Lee. Kelly trophy to be presented Friday night at Maryland.
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Unknowns May Surprise Hogan Snead in Open
The 50th National Open at Merion hosts 165 players with veterans Sam Snead Ben Hogan and Jimmy Demaret predicting an outsider could win. Gene Sarazen Craig Wood expect a tough course and a surprise winner as top young pros Jack Burke Jr Dick Mayer contend with amateurs Frank Stranahan Bill Campbell Dale Morey plus withdrawals Ellsworth Vines replaced by Ally Grant and Richard L Perk.
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Grays Face Layland In First Game Of Year At Cranberry
Cranberry Grays host Layland Yanks Saturday at 2 p.m. in the season opener. The contest marks Grays first game of the year and takes place at Cranberry.
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Baseball Leaders and Standings From Fragmented Box Score
Stray data lists Reynolds of New York 38 strikeouts and Byrne of New York 5 1 earned runs. Musial of St Louis 385 batting average and Jethroe of Boston 36 runs highlight a sparse box. Sauer of Chicago 3% RBIs and Slaughter of St Louis with 57 hits appear alongside odd entries for Gordon Boston 11 home runs and Robinson Brooklyn 1% doubles.
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