Ford Tosses Shutout as Yankees Stay Near Lead
Whitey Ford pitched a four hit shutout to lift the New York Yankees 7 4 over the Los Angeles Angels. Pepitone belted a grand slam in the sixth after a bases loaded walk, boosting New York to a comfortable lead.
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Softball Tourney Resumes Tonight At Ballard Stadium
New River trounced Long Air dox and National Finance rolled over Ashland in the City Softball tournament opener at Ballard Stadium. Tonight two games close week play Pinecrest vs Beckley Manufacturing at 6 30 Sophia vs Stover Appliance. Teams led by Perry Bailey Cerrito Rogar Hanson. Six homers were hit in the NRL game with Larry Furrow homering twice and driving in six.
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YMCA Tourney Opens Tonight at Charleston Civic Center
The annual Sportsman YMCA basketball tournament opens with Bowling Green University facing Bert Wolfe Ford squad at 7:30 p.m. EDT. The nightcap features Tag Galyean’s team, alumni from WVU, Morris Harvey and Virginia Tech with Lakers ties, versus a Western Electric lineup of six former Dayton stars. winners meet in Saturday’s final.
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Oceana Indians, Papooses win Wyoming County track title
Oceana High and Oceana Junior High edged Mullens and Pineville in a thrilling Wyoming County track meet. Bob Sandy led Mullens with 15 points, while Danny Belcher and Gale Brown starred for Oceana in the high school and junior high divisions. Final scores: Oceana 70 over Mullens 68 and Pineville 35. junior high Oceana 55, Pineville 52, Mullens 27, Baileyville 15.
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Charleston Gazette Relays Set. Field Includes 33 High Schools
Charleston and Huntington are co favorites in the Triple A division with Mount Hope defending its Class AA title. Stonewall Jackson and Huntington East show strong AAA form as 33 area schools compete at Laidley Field after earlier rains.
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Keatley and Silver Brand Practice at Warren Williams Field
Beckley Babe Ruth teams Keatley and Silver Brand will practice Saturday at 4 p.m. at Warren Williams Field.
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PFister Sent To Mayo Clinic For elbow examination
Kan sas City Athletics pitcher Dan Pfister, sidelined with elbow trouble since early season, was sent to Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minnesota for a medical evaluation. Jets sign two New York football players for 1963 AFL season. Hula Dancer, a French-bred undefeated two year old filly owned by Mrs Gertie Widener, wins the Guineas Stake at Newmarket by a length amid a stretch rally.
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Bisons Open Large Lead With Two Wins Over Suns
Buffalo extended its Northern Division lead to five games by sweeping Jacksonville 3-2 and 5-2. Babe Birrer pitched the opener and Dick Ricketts earned the nightcap win as Buffalo moved to 11-3, riding a seven-game win streak amid other divisional results.
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