South Grid Rosters Highlight Local Stars In All-Star Classic
Huntington Central’s Gary Watson and Barboursville’s Gary Bunn head West Virginia’s South roster. The North-South game at Laidley Field Aug. 15 includes players from Huntington, Logan, Charleston and more, with Watson amid top backfield and end contenders.
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Logan
Nin Bee
Gary Bunn
Barstate
Starsboursville
Jose Lopez
Thiry
Lewis Webb
Beckley
Buzz
Rowsey
Charleston
Ken Bardiname
Jof Ravenswood
Ed Sommers
Jof Poin
Pleasant
Tommy Owen
iCharles
Laidley Field
Reading
West Virginia
Raleigh Register
Herb Royer
South
Geerrs Watson
Huntington
Bob Summers
Jack Watkins
Parkersburg
Underdonk
Moundsville
Ship Beckley
Denny Williams
Follansbee
Gary
Bunn
Dick Ware
Barboursville
Johnny Heiner
Te McRd
Fred Wyant
Wesston
Gilbert
Punky) Goodwin
Nike Beto
Clarksburg
Inie Pellicatti
John Zak
Harry Ends
Bill Bingham
Ga-Ciccarelli
Scotty
Dan Hastings
Tie Westfall
Grantsville
Major League Box Scores From National League at York ABM
Box score style summary with player lines shows St Louis and Boston lineups and scoring details across multiple innings. Jethroe Bell Mantle and LaPalme appear among batters. pitchers Friend and Johnson noted. Team totals, RBIs and errors listed with runs indicated for St Louis and Boston squads.
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Truman Mine Supply tops Beckley Auto for ninth win
Truman Mine Supply beat Beckley Auto 12-0 behind Frenchy Merritt and Duncan in a 3 hit shutout as Merritt improved to 9-0 with Be Royal. Catron moved Duncan into sole second by Sprague loss. Lilly earned his fourth win in the nightcap. standings show Truman 9-1, Duncan-Catrin 7-3, Sprague 6-4 amid idle night.
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Truman Mine Supply
Beckley ‘Auto
Frenchy Merritt
Duncan
Catron
Sprague
WWHS
Merritt
Bill
Jeep
Lily
Lilly
Denny Davis
Jack Bostic
Truman Mine
Duncan Catrin
First Baptist
Blossom Dairy
Whitby
Beckles Auto
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Cleveland
Woods
DiMaggio
Gaston Bed
Rene Egg Brown
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Rosie
Goodman
Berton
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Red Sox Catcher Bangs 5th Homer In 12-6 Victory
Boston catcher Sammy White led a 12 run outburst with his fifth homer and three hits as the Red Sox defeated the Detroit Tigers 12 to 6. Eddie Mathews added his 12th homer to spark Pittsburgh and St. Louis tied in another lineup. Bob Nieman drove in three for the Yankees in a 14-10 win over St. Louis as Washington beat Chicago 6-1. The day featured rookie standouts and a long, rain-affected schedule across MLB.
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Joe Reichler
AFP
Sammy White
Eddie Mathews
Bob Nieman
White
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Red Sox
Detroit Tigers
Sammy Strucker
Mathews
Bos
Pittsburgh
Pirates
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Yankees
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Washington
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Sox
Jweser
Jimmy Bride
Brideweser
Billy Martin
Sean DeLock
Ander
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Ted Gray
Billy Hoek
Hal Whitegles
Tiger
Tis
Browns
Joe Collins
Yan! Rizzuto
Phil
Senators
White ‘Sox
Joe Haynes
Shea
Early Baseball Standings and Tonight's Prolific Schedule
Standings from the Associated Press show the Brooklyn and New York teams near the top of the National League, with St. Louis Cincinnati and Philadelphia trailing. Tonight's doubleheaders feature St. Louis at Brooklyn, Cincinnati at New York, Chicago at Philadelphia, and Pittsburgh at Boston, with several rain–delayed games noted.
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Chicago
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Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Boston
Pittsburgh
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Meyer
Dickon
Wilson
Reynolds
Pillette
Detroit
Henry
Trucks
Cleveland
Shantz
Wynn
Washington
Martera
Dobson
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Musial and Rosen Share Batting Pace in Juicy Race
In a tight batting race, Stan Musial of the St. Louis Cardinals leads the National League with a .339 average, pursuing a sixth batting title and third straight. Al Rosen of the Cleveland Indians tops the American League at .336, while Jackie Robinson sits second in the NL at .335 and Dom DiMaggio trails in the AL with .336. Baumholtz, injured, sits at .321 in the NL chase.
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Stan Musial
al Rosen
Musial
St.Louis Cardinals
Whitney Lockman
New York Giants
Cardinal
Brooklyn
Jackie Robinson
Lockman
Rosen
Boston
Dom DiMaggio
Cleveland
DiMaggio
George Kell
Ferris Fain
Philadelphia Athletics
Frank Baumholtz
PGA Semifinals Set With Four Pros In Play
Hamilton, Kroll, Turnesa and Harbert reach the PGA Championship semifinals. Ted Kroll to face Jimmy Turnesa and Bob Hamilton to meet Chick Harbert after dramatic 46 hole and sudden death wins. Middlecoff and Haas fall as Turnesa and Harbert advance.
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Hamilton
Kroll
Turnesa
Harbert
Bob Hamilton
Ted Kroll
Big Spring Golf Club
Todny Kroll
Jimmy Turaesa
Ramilton
Chick Harbert
Chalk Best ERA Leads NL As Simmons Faces Raffensberger
Simmons Curt of the Phillies tops NL earned run average with 2.16 over 75 innings, edging Cincinnati’s Ken Raffensberger at 2.16 with 104 frames. Garcia of Cleveland leads AL at 1.56 while Reynolds of the Yankees and Shantz of the Phillies pace nearby.
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Simmons
Reds
Mike Garcia
Cleveland
Allie
Reynolds
New York Yankee
Garcia
Raynolds
De‘trait
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Bob Rush
Raffensberger
Bob
Bobby Shantz
Rew Inalds
Philadelphia
Reds and Cubs Rout Opponents in Pineville Little League
In Pineville Little League action the Reds beat the Giants 9 to 4 with Collins collecting four RBIs via doubles in the first two innings. The Cubs shut out the Yankees 10 to 0 as both starters pitched the full game. Adams, Beverly and Beavers opposed Collins, Bailey, and Pace in the Reds Giants game, while Connelly and Miller opposed Dixon and Chaffin in the Cubs Yankees game.
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Giants
Collins
Yankees
Adams
Beverly
Beavers
Bailey
Pace
John Connelly
Miller
Dixon
Chaffin
Sugar Ray Robinson Favored After Fight Postponement
Sugar Ray Robinson moved to favorite at 7 to 5 for the Light Heavyweight title bout against Joey Maxim after a weather delay pushed the Yankee Stadium showdown to Wednesday. Weigh-ins showed Robinson near 160 pounds and Maxim around 174, with Robinson optimistic about the weight and readiness while Maxim faced the challenge of maintaining form after the postponement.
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New York U
Sugar Ray Robinson
Joey Maxim
Yankee Stadium
Maxim
Jess
Robinson
Joey
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