Aug 14 Grid Classic adds Barbourville players to South roster
Barboursville special report notes halfback Don Mellert from Dunbar guard Ray Kryzak of Charleston and tackle Ed Biffle of Barboursville added to the South for the 21st North-South game at Laidley Field Charleston on Saturday night Aug. 14. South totals rise to 14 selected. North has 13. Ticket details include $3 stands $2 bleachers plus 10 cents mailing fee.
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Clarksburg
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Parkersburg
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Lumberport
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Masontown
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Ernie Favored Over Kilgore in Miami Title Clash
Ernie Durando a 2 to 1 favorite to defeat Billy Kilgore in a 10 round main event at the Miami Beach Auditorium. CBS telecast at 9 p.m. EST. Winner may get a nontitle bout with Bobo Olson July 7 in San Francisco. Olson seeks tuneup ahead of Aug. 14 title defense. Neither fighter ranks in the top 10 middleweights. Durando boasts 27 knockouts. he predicts a five round KO, Kilgore aims for a decision.
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Pinecrest Teams Victorious Again
Pinecrest A edged Beaver 8-0 at Ballard Stadium in the Inter City Softball League as Fitzy Fitzpatrick struck out 10 over seven innings and Lewis McManus added a three run triple and 3 runs scored. Pinecrest B defeated Sports Center 10-7 before Sports Center beat Pinecrest A 8-0, keeping Pinecrest A a half game behind Pinecrest B in the standings.
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Landy Fails To Break Four Minute Mile In Stockholm
Australian miler John Landy failed to beat Roger Bannister's four minute mark in rain soaked conditions at Olympic Stadium Stockholm clocking 4 01 6 for the mile. He called for more races on his Scandinavian tour and noted the tracks were better than Australian grass tracks. His next attempt is set for June 11 at Helsinki Olympic Stadium.
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Helsinki
Wyoming freshman catcher a native of the state
University of Wyoming baseball notes Bill Wilson, second string catcher, is virtually a foreigner on the squad as the lone Wyoming native. Nine players come from Chicago with others from Massachusetts, Wisconsin, Michigan, Colorado, Missouri and California. Wilson and another senior will be the seniors this year, ending his stint with the team.
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Second Division Nines Hold NY In Check In Sports
Yankees struggle against second division clubs while Cleveland and Chicago fare better. Indians dominate lower teams with a 21-4 record, White Sox excel vs bottom clubs, Dodgers edge Pirates in NL. Stray notes include Don Stover headed to West Virginia and Sonny Phillips pursuing officiating work.
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Photos Win 3rd Straight in BBL
King Photos won its third straight Babe Ruth league game last night, rallying in the bottom of the seventh to beat Police 3 to 2. The win followed Caffee's edge over Black Knight 7 to 5 in the opener.
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Cubs and Reds win in Pineville Little League action
In Pineville last night the Cubs topped the Giants 12 to 3 while the Reds defeated the Yankees 9 to 3. Webb led the Cubs with three hits and Blaine Cook added two as Britton and Venters limited the Giants to five knocks. Brownings contributed a single and homer for the winners who used two pitchers to keep the Yanks to six hits. In other youth league play, King’s edged Police 3 to 2 behind timely hits by Tony Mollish, with Farrow and Crews matching two-hitters in a pitchers’ duel.
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Cubs
Giants
Reds
Yankees
Webb
Blaine Cook
Britton
Venters
Yanks
Redlegs
Browning
Woodrow Wilson
Tony Mollish
King’s
Police
Farrow
Rick Crews
Mollish
Simmons
Billy Farrar
Black Knight
Jan Riffe
Caffee
Don Highlander
Danny Williams
Knights
Kermit Meadows
Kiser
Police Kings
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Martin
Farrar
Parker
Solanko
Amvets Triumph in First Little League Win Over East Park
Amvets edged East Park 14 to 7 in a 13-hit attack with seven runs in both the second and third innings. Pres Payne announced Merchant's Grocery joining the league with a first game set for June 12. Amvets next face G Street Thursday. notable note on Athletics rookie Bob Trice who also homered and doubled in Ottawa last season.
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Don Stover
Pax High
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Sonny” Phillips
Pineville High School
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Mullens
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Merchant's Grocery
G Street
Bob Trice
Athletics
Ottawa
Minor League Schedule Roundup June to July
The schedule lists games between Senators Orioles Braves Cubs from June 10 to July 30. Matchups include Cubs Senators Orioles Braves and repeated crossovers with dates noted throughout the period. Key clashes feature Senators vs Orioles and Cubs vs Braves across multiple weeks.
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Cubs
Tigers Take Over Lead In American Little League
The Tigers surged to the top with an 8-5 win over the Yankees to move to 3-1, while the Red Sox beat the Indians 5-4 in the opener. Trevison doubled twice and drove in three as Mullens hit a homer for New York. Schedule changes delayed one game to Sunday July 27.
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Giants Win Big to Seize Babe Ruth Lead in Mullens
Mullens Giants moved into sole first place in the Babe Ruth league by blanking the Red Sox 16 to 0. Cardinals beat Indians 14 to 4 in a game cut short by the 10-run rule. Giants totaled 15 hits led by Simpson and Robertson driving in seven runs. Cook added the only extra-base hit.
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