All Day Long Your Telephone Is a Full Time Help
An ad extols the telephone as a ready helper for any task and notes that local calls cost less with more calls. It highlights West Virginia as a place where unlimited local calls are available without extra charges.
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Reds Moving Ahead Can Anybody Doubt Hutchinson Dykes Will Be Managers Of Year
United Press International notes that Fred Hutchinson Reds and Jimmy Dykes Indians are strong contenders of the year. The Reds widened their NL lead with a Philadelphia doubleheader sweep while the Indians closed in on the AL lead with a split with Baltimore. Freese had seven hits for Cincinnati and Nunn/O'Toole pitched well. Nieman drove in the deciding run for Cleveland. The day also featured Giants over Cubs and Braves over Dodgers, with Yankees, Red Sox, Angels, White Sox winning as part of a packed slate.
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23 Homers In Sunday's IL Games Highlight Triple by Gonder
International League sluggers soured the Fourth with 23 homers Sunday led by Richmond's Jesse Gonder on loan from the Yankees. Gonder hit two in the opener and one in the second game as Richmond split with Rochester 4-3 and 12-3. Syracuse beat Columbus 6-5 after a 6-4 loss. Charleston downed Buffalo 4-2. Toronto and CMTC split in Ashburn with the Leafs winning game one 7-4 and losing game two 11-3.
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Baseball Leaders And Sluggers Of The Era
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After Disastrous Trip Schultz Brings Marlins Home
Charleston West Virginia UPI reports manager Joe Schultz brought the Charleston Marlins home after a six of seven road trip dip that toppled them from the International League lead. Toronto swept the series, Buffalo aided by a 11-10 loss and a 4-2 win for Charleston, with John Glenn hitting a two run homer. Willard Schmidt struggled on the mound, while Bob Tiefenauer and Ron Plaza provided key moments as Charleston split a doubleheader with Buffalo.
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Noble Opens Sunday's Soap Box Derby Event
Gary Noble of Beckley the previous year's winner opened the Charleston race by riding the first car down the track. Beckley entries failed to win as hard luck struck. Wetzel Smith of Beaver broke steering and jumped the curb but was not injured. Beckley teammates Billy Foster and Roger Carpenter were also defeated, and Gary Smith of Beaver exited in the first heat.
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Civitan Loop Banquet Highlights League Honors
Civitan Bowling League members enjoyed a Moose Club banquet with a steak dinner and trophy presentation led by President I D Christian. Top awards went to Lions team members James Kessinger Alfreds Edgell Marietta Roberts and Amerigo Cappelari for the season crown. Individual trophies went to John Gorman Nellie Kessinger Millie Christian and Herbert Gunnoe with booby prizes to Theo Harvey Rosemary Cappelari Christian and Chester Roberts. The group discussed next year’s league format.
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Foyt wins Langhorne 100 mile race in disputed lead
A. J. Foyt Jr., 26, from Houston, claimed the Langhorne 100 mile national championship after official scorers showed him second most the race. He says he led from lap 44 and pulled away, with Parnelli Jones second and Eddie Sachs third. Jim Hurtubise led early before car trouble. Other finishers included Roger McCluskey and Dick Rathman.
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Whitesville Legion To Play Kanawha Nine
Whitesville faces Kanawha after a 10 5 home win over American Legion Post 149 Sunday. Pitcher Roger White struck out 10 in relief, Dunbar hit a two run homer, and J M Clay Cooper and Weikle added RBI total six. Whitesville leads 7 1 before Fayetteville rally, then blanked visitors last four innings.
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