Head Managers Play Radiomen in Charity Softball Night
Beckley Little League and Babe Ruth Leagues managers clash with Radio Station All Stars in a 7:45 pm charity game at Elks Stadium to aid the Red Cross. Proceeds support the chapter and bloodmobile. admission 50 cents adults 10 cents children.
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Beckley Little
Bale Ruth
All Stars
Elks Stadium
Beckley Little League
Red Cross
Morehouse
Robert Brown
Raleigh
George Springer
Springer
Babe Ruthers
Gene Larrick
L. C. Mollohan
BRL
Eber Bragg
Jim Harvey
Patsy Fragile
Clayton Howery
Tony Giampalo
Eddie Hedrick
Frank Hancock
Woody
Thurman
Irv Mahoney
Woody” Bales
Tom McQuade
Bus
Keaton
Eddie McGinnis
Frank Fragile
Tom Cumbow
Homer Price
John Paul Kent
Mollohan
Sports Center
Keatley’s
Brown
Virginia Cooper
Gene Lusk
McGinnis
Indians Triumph to Perk Up Second Straight Win
The LL Indians defeated the Red Sox 6-2 at Elks Stadium to extend their streak to two straight in the second round. Vernon Cox scattered four hits with 11 strikeouts, while the Indians scored four runs in the fourth inning. In the other game, the Yankees blanked the Tigers 16-0 behind strong hitting and pitching as Furrow, Sparks, Steele, and Welsh led the offense and Welsh earned the win.
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Indians
Red Sox
Elks Stadium
Vernon Cox
Yankees
Tigers
Steele
White
Tyson
Mlens
Wadon
Sparks
Crews
Phipps
Rose
Splman
Bibb
Colmn
Fnesco
Qibry
Furrow
Mitchell
Mullens
Welsh
Highlander
Coleman
E — Mitchell
Meadows
Window
Mize
Whitt
Rbi
Welch
L. Cox
Smith
Grey
Wims
Hwry
V. Cox
Lilly
Davies
Taylor
Hacock
Thrnly
J. Cox
Weikle
Wolker
Ison
Inson
Totels
R — Edwards
Setliff
E — Thornley
Hancock
Underwood
Williams
Cornell Second in Intercollegiate Rowing Regatta
ITHACA N Y Cornell University will not claim victory in the Intercollegiate Rowing Association regatta Cornell finished second after Navy coxswain Kennington was ruled ineligible. Cornell Athletic Director Robert J Kane said they were glad to place second to a great Navy crew.
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Ithaca
N. Y
U. S. Naval Academy
William A. Kennington
Cornell University
Intercollegiate Rowing Association
Cornell
Robert J. Kane
Navy
B's and Eric's Win In Inter-City Softball League
Eddie Pence and Leslie Cox pitched for Pinecrest B and Eric's Jewelry in Ballard Stadium leading their teams to 7-0 and 7-1 victories. Pence allowed three baserunners, Cox limited the offense to one run on five hits as Lacek and Kidd combined for five hits. Tonight Appalachian plays Sports Center in the opener and Beaver faces Pinecrest A in the nightcap.
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Eddie Pence
Leslie Cox
Ballard Stadium
Pinecrest B
Eric
Pence
Sports Center
Cox
Mike Lacek
J. D. Kidd
Appalachian
Beaver
Pinecrest
Tanner
Heath
Rizzi
Turner
Stoe
Polk
Kidd
Rehr
Lacek
Alley
R—Tanner
J. Stone
E. Stone
J. Richmond
E—Freeman
L. Richmond
H. Richmond
RBI
Freeman
S—E. Stone
Nenneri and
Abhoa Abhoa
Scott
Smith c
Groself
Welch
Ormady
Bower Ib
Frmr
Thos
Cicereli
O'Neal
Baer
Shuck
McMas
Miller
Ence
R—B
Ormandy
J. Farmer
R. Scott
E—Cicarelli
Farmer
Rogar
McManus
B. Scott
Jack Thomas
Bower
Cicarelli
Modern Keatleys win in pitchers duel in Beckley Be B Ruth league
Keatley s edged Modern 3 1 in the American division opener as Gilbert struck out 8 over six innings and Hurt fanned 10 while allowing four hits Beautiful offense came late for Modern with three runs in the sixth, lifting them to a 5 2 record while Keatley s fell to 5 3 Calfees stopped Police 6 1 in opening contest with Furrow Me drows Meadows and Farrar contributing for the winners Keatley s and Modern both feature strong pitching and late scoring bursts in a tense night slate
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Keatley's
Beckley
Sportsmen
Calfee's
Police
King
Caffee
Keatley
Hutman
Gilbert
Paulto
Vermin
Dennis
Bales
James Cf
Pippin
Setliff If
Fink
Kesler
Moncada
Harrah
Vermillion
Orioles Wallop Cubs in Minor League Hitfest at Elks Stadium
The Orioles routed the Cubs 21 to 12 in a high scoring minor league game at Elks Stadium last night. Both clubs plated runs in every inning as Davis, Hill, Stewart, and Ramesh contributed for the Orioles and Cubs hitters responded throughout the contest.
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Orioles
Cubs
Elks Stadium
Davis & Hill
Stewart
Ramesh
Pitcher Jim Wilson Leads Braves To 7 0 Shutout Of Cubs
Pitching star Jim Wilson of Milwaukee won his fifth straight decision and his third shutout as the Braves defeated Chicago 7-0. At bat Mickey Mantle of the Yankees had four hits including a triple, fueling New York's 14-5 rout of Boston.
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Associated Press
Jim Wilson
Milwaukee Braves
Chicago
Mickey Mantle
New York Yankees
New York
Boston
Drobny and Patty Clash in England Net Semis Today
Wimbledon semifinals feature Budge Patty of the United States versus Jaroslav Drobny of Egypt in a veteran duel. Their recent five matches have all gone to five sets totaling 298 games, including a marathon 4 hour 20 minute encounter here last year.
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Drobny
Patty
England
Wimbledon
America
Budge
Egypt
Jaroslav Drobny
Los Angeles
Brown Gets Athletic Directorship at WVU
WVU named Robert N. Brown its new athletic director succeeding Roy Hawley who died March 20. Brown takes the post July 1 after four years as Mountaineer basketball coach with a 72–31 record, and previously coached at Elkins and Tygarts Valley high schools. Former Mountaineer star Fred Schaus is favored as Brown’s basketball successor.
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Morgantown
Robert N
Hawley
Brown
Mountaineer
Fred Schaus
Schaus
WVU
Elkins
Tygarts Valley
West Virginia
Elizabeth Poling
Robert
Homer McCoy Resigns Milton Gridiron Post
Homer McCoy resigns as Milton High School head football coach citing daily commute from Huntington. He asks the board of education to reassign him as a teacher in Huntington. McCoy, 49, a Logan native and Marshall College graduate, has taught in Herndon Ohio and Huntington.
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Milton
W. Va
Homer
Kid) McCoy
Board of Education
Huntington
McCoy
Logan
Clin C. Nutter
Marshall College
Herndon
Windsor
Ohio
Huntington Vinson
Fights Postponed After Rain Delays Atterbury Match
In Atterbury Connecticut Teddy Davis known as Red Top and Irish Pat Mallane were scheduled to clash last night but rain forced postponement to Wednesday. Neither fighter's camp reported injuries and promoters expect a strong turnout for the rescheduled bout.
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Associated Press
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