Billy Talbert Named Davis Cup Captain For 1952 Round
Se Eh te Se Eh te reports Billy Talbert, 33, is appointed captain of the U S Davis Cup team for the first round against Japan in Cincinnati late July. Talbert becomes possibly the youngest Cup captain, a non-playing role avoided, and he may lead the team toward winning the trophy from Australia next winter.
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Dairymen Battle for Second in Industrial League
Sprague and Blossom Dairy are tied for second in the Industrial Softball League after a 6:30 p.m. game at WWHS diamond. Mine Supply leads at 5-1 while Dairymen and Sprague sit at 4-1. Beaver (1-3) vs Whitby (1-4) closes the night.
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Jack Ritter
Ronny Fink
Buddy Williams
Minntes Duncan Carron
Jack Lilly
Bill Wilbur
Allen
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Lilly
E Worley
Meadows
Fragile
Miles
Spielman
Lynch
Falkenstein
Suet Atenay
Wise
J. Lilly
Joseph Benintende
Bank Rob- Leeron
Kansas City
Lum
Jack
Zip) West
Fink
Williams
Jack Rui Rikter
Vinstein
New York
Hodge
D. Lilly
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Heavy sentences loom for college basketball bribery case
Three fixers in a major college basketball bribery scandal face possible prison terms from eight to 15 years and heavy fines when sentenced by General Sessions Judge Saul S Streit on July 2. They pleaded guilty yesterday to bribery and conspiracy for offering bribes to players at Kentucky and Bradley universities.
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Bradley
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iKubs Debut Sunday as All-Star Game Set July 11
Kopperston joins Raleigh County Baseball League as eighth team inarg and Wyoming County Kubs host Montevideo Armadas in their first league game. The Kubs also play Black Diamond League nights while All-Star game slated for Mullens July 11 with Southern and Northern squads picked June 23.
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Slab Fork
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Montroal
Dick Roberts
Police Chalk 3rd Intermediate Win
The Fraternal Order of Police beat Harry's Men's Shop 2-1 in Beckley Moose Intermediate League at WWHS. Rose struck out 14 in a five hitter. Huffman allowed four walks in a two-run seventh inning. Police extend lead with three straight wins, Harry's slump to cellar.
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Turpin Wins 2nd European Crown in Knockout Victory
Randy Turpin added Don Cockell to his collection by stopping him in 11 rounds last night. The win secured Cockell’s British national and British Empire titles, giving Turpin the English and European middleweight crowns and a step toward a world championship shot.
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Randy Turpin
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Don Cockell
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Little League Clinic Set At Beckley Today
Baseball clinic led by Wilford Squib Wilson arrives in Beckley at the new Little League park on the 1921 By-Pass. Local managers, players, and parents urged to attend. other leagues invited as Wilson shares coaching insights. Rain delays threaten tomorrow’s night openers and lighting work continues at the field.
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Gion
Wilford “Squib” Wilson
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Burger Beats Hitchcock 2 and 1 in Spring Tourney Final
Jack Burger pitched and putted sharply to defeat E. C. Hitchcock 2 and 4 in the Black Knight Country Club Spring Tournament final. Burger carried Haas Tailoring Co. to the championship with a 39-36-75 scoring line and steady finishing toward victory.
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Hitchcock
Jack Burger
Haas Tailoring Co
E. C. Hitchcock
Black Knight Country Club
Sam Snead and Mangrum vie for Open crown in Texas heat
Sam Snead ties a course record with 64 in a Open tuneup in Dallas as Lloyd Mangrum pursues victory in the 32nd National Open Championship. The field includes Ben Hogan and Murphy, LaMotta fights linger as boxing events mix with golf coverage.
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Jr. Dallas
Sam Snead
Lloyd Mangrum
Ben Hogan
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Mangrum
Detroit
w—It
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Daddy Nets
Murphy
Jake LaMotta
Joey Maxim
Aspion
LaMotta
Northwood
Hogan
Jake
San Diego
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LaMatta
King
Murphy Edgar Laprade
New York Rangers
Ery
Championship Boxing Roundup From Newark and London
In Newark Jimmy Champagne defeated Tex Gonzalez by knockout. In London Randy Turpin stopped Don Cockell to win the British National and British Empire light heavyweight titles.
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Philadelphia
Tex Gonzalez
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London
Randy Turpin
Don Cockell
Morgantown Exhibition by Patty Berg
Patty Berg gave a golfing clinic and exhibition at Morgantown Country Club. Berg, a top money winner and AP outstanding woman athlete of the year, drew crowds and showcased her professional skill.
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