Akron Yankees Edge Beckley In Protest Decision At Park
Akron Yankees defeated Beckley Miners 6 to 3 in Beckley in a Middle Atlantic league opener protested by Beckley management after umpire Wally Gerber ruled a balk during the fourth. Del Savio drove in runs, Masek held Akron to two hits over 5 2 3 innings, and Beckt?ley added three tallies in the wild fourth. The crowd of about 500 watched the two teams conclude a three game series with a double header at R M I Park.
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California Duo Eliminates China in Davis Cup Clash
Donald Budge and Gene Mako beat Guy Cheng and Sin Kie Kho in straight sets 7-5 6-2 6-1 to knock China out and send the United States to the American zone finals against Mexico. Earlier Bryan Grant Jr. joined the U S lineup. two singles matches remain tomorrow but do not affect the series result.
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Zanesville Greys Top Huntington Red Birds In Home Run Spree
The Zanesville Greys defeated the Huntington Red Birds 8 to 3 as Henrich and McIntyre each hit two homers for Zanesville while Zimmerman homered for Huntington. Zanesville scored three runs in the first and three in the eighth inning.
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White Sox Triumph Behind Quiet Hurling Hit Parade
The Chicago White Sox defeated Boston 13 to 1 as Silent John Whitehead pitched two hit ball for his fifth win. Dahlgren led Boston with a homer and a run batted in, while Whitehead subdued the Red Sox lineup except for Dahlgren. The six run outburst capped by three late runs sealed the victory.
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International League scores reported by Associated Press
Buffalo defeated Baltimore 5 to 4 while Newark routed Toronto 10 to 1 and 6 to 4 in a double game note. Syracuse outscored Rochester 14 to 8 and Montreas beat Albany 9 to 1 in the day’s standings.
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New Rings For Marble Shoots On Saturday at Beckley
The Raleigh Register reports the second annual Marbles Tournament with championship matches on May 25 at Beckley. Rings built behind Central school will replace Woodrow Wilson field. Ted Cook, 14, won the Junior High playoff and earned a trip to Ocean City New Jersey for the national playoff. the runner up visits Ross Irle’s camp.
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Sam Loiurco
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Charles O'Roark
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Thurman Radford
Robert Delp
Steve Manko
Lee Wilson
Howard Lesley
Bill Davis
Virgil Placidi
Bill Swimm
Mike Sutyak
Frank Cillispie
Frank Palmer
Kyle Hookes
Deniy Mooney
Junior Osborne
Billy Dotson
Mackie Luttrell
Clell Thompson
James Vaughn
Clovis Hatcher
West Virginia Falls to St Vincent in 10-6 Heartbreaker
St Vincent's baseball team handed West Virginia a 10 to 6 defeat in Morgantown as five Mountaineer errors and seven first inning runs set the tone. Shortstop Stewart led WVU with four hits including two triples and a double in five at bats while Hudak of St Vincent endured six walks and two hit batsmen amid a pair of fielding errors by WVU.
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Southern Association Baseball Scores Report
Atlanta beat Memphis 9 to 7 in ten innings while Chattanooga and Birmingham finished tied 4 to 4 after eight innings due to rain. New Orleans defeated Nashville 11 to 1 and Knoxville edged Little Rock 9 to 5.
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Baseball and basketball scores from major leagues
National League results show Chicago 13 Boston 3 and St. Louis 15 Philadelphia 6 with Pittsburgh 4 New York 0. National League games today include Pittsburgh at New York and St Louis at Philadelphia. Middle Atlantic League scores list Portsmouth 4 Dayton 0 and Zanesville 8 Huntington 3 with Akron 6 Beckley 3.
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County League Promises Fans Feature Games Across Raleigh Circuit
Sixteen teams clash in Raleigh county baseball today with doubleheaders at Lillybrook Mullens Glen White Edwight Tams Cranberry Crab Orchard Woodbay Sinclair Blue Jay Raleigh Mabscott and Pemberton. First games start at 1 30 pm with second games after. standout Lillybrook Scarbro undefeated in A league set to clash as Glen Rogers and Tams also meet.
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Local Golfers Defeat Black Knight In Lopsided Match
White Oak golfers defeated Beckley based Black Knight 31 to 14 at Fayette County links. Holly Vaughn and E M Tutwiler Jr led White Oak with a 24 42 win over C B Sweet and S B Andrews. Numerous one sided pairings followed with White Oak taking most head to head bouts.
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G. W. Bair
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College Track Scores Ledger From AP Roundup
The Associated Press reports college track results across teams with Michigan defeating Ohio State 69 to 57 and Indiana beating Northwestern 78 to 53. Oberlin posted 90 over Wooster 41. Grove City won 78 with Clarion 28. North Carolina led Navy 72 to 4 in another event.
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Detroit Loses To Washington In Ten Inning Collapse
Detroit Tigers fall to Washington 10 to 7 in twelve innings after Jo Jo White’s ninth inning steal of home tied the game. Russell gets win for Washington as Tigers use four pitchers. Hank Greenberg hits his 3rd homer, driving in Walker and Gehringer.
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Browns Triumph Over Athletics In Narrow Win
The St. Louis Browns defeated the Philadelphia Athletics 4 to 1 behind Jack Knott’s second start of the season. Knott allowed one run while striking out three, and the Browns broke the game open with three runs in the fifth aided by a misplay on Melillo’s grounder and a fumble by Warstler. Burns drove in two runs, and Strange, Knott, and Burnett contributed RBIs for St. Louis. The Athletics stranded seven, while Philadelphia pitcher Marcu m absorbed the loss. Time 1:48.
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Charleston School Is Winner Of Track Meet
Charleston High School’s Mountain Lions swept the sectional meet at Laidley Field with 91 points followed by Huntington 48 and East Bank 47. Merlyn Condit set a state discus record at 126 feet 10.5 inches and Rutherford added a javelin mark of 172 feet 9.5 inches as Huntington and Charleston advanced athletes to the state contest in Morgantown.
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Chicago Cubs wallop Red Sox for 18 hits in 14-7 win
Lefty Larry French earned his first victory of the season as the Cubs bombed a Boston pitching quintet for 18 hits. Chicago built a 13-4 lead, then survived a three-run Boston burst before Charley Root shut the door.
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College Baseball Scores From Around The Region
Navy defeated Georgetown 5 to 3 while Capital beat Marietta 9 to 5. Harvard beat Pennsylvania 17 to 6 and Holy Cross edged Dartmouth 6 to 5. Wooster topped Oberlin 7 to 6, Wash State 8, Washington College 8 when called at end of ninth. Fordham 10, Boston College 7. St Vincent 10, West Virginia 6. Milwaukee 5, Toledo 4. Other games postponed due to rain.
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