Wikle wins Beckley 100 Yard Dash in 10.2 at regional
Walter Wikle of Beckley wins the 100 yard dash in 10.2 seconds at the 24th Annual Regional Track Meet. He is second in regional scoring and is favored to place top two at the State Meet in Charleston. Brookie Watkins of Oak Hill finished second while Bob Vermillion of Beckley Palmer of Princeton and Daniels of Marsh Fork trailed.
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23rd BK Spring Tourney Moves to Second Round Matches
The 3rd annual Spring Tournament at Black Knight Country Club enters second round play with defending champion Harry Ellis and other top contenders still active. Ellis defeated Tom Troittino 3 and 2 after Troittino’s ace on the 6th hole. Dr E B Wray and E M Payne III also advanced, with Payne beating Dan Hall 4 and 2. Second round pairings include Teubert versus White and Salango versus Ellis among others, plus multiple two and one outcomes in the second flight and third flight divisions.
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Palmer Wins Oklahoma City Open as Golfers Head for Arkansas
Arnold Palmer of Ligonier Pa wins the Oklahoma City Open with a 13 under par 273 at Twin Hills, earning $3,300 and boosting year total to $7,379. Bob Goalby of Belleville Ill finishes two strokes back after a final round 67, taking $2,300. Palmer will miss Hot Springs Oven Memphis and Louisville events to rest and plans to qualify for the National Open at Winged Foot in June.
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Boxing Results From Various Cities Reported By AP
The Associated Press list reports multiple bouts with winners and scores: Victor Zalazar 160 outpointed Willie Greaves 163 in New York. Willie Greene 157 stopped Charley Davis 164 in Providence. Warren Lester 174 defeated Young Beau Jack 171 in Baltimore. Alphonse Halimi 119 stopped Al Asuncion 119 in Paris. Yvon Turenne 158 knocked out Jobo Jones 167 in Montreal. Eddie Woods 145 stopped Nivalve 138 1 2 in Philadelphia. Jose Toloco Lopez 121 ou t rounted Kid 12 in Tijuana.
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Tigers Sweep 2 From Mullens
Princeton Tigers won both ends of a doubleheader against Mullens Rebels. In game one Princeton edged Mullens 2 to 1 with Woods and Mallory driving in runs, while in game two Princeton tallied seven runs to Mullens’ one as Walls earned the win.
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Clear Fork Panthers Beat Sherman 12-2 in Monday Game
Clear Fork Panthers defeated Sherman 12-2 as Fitzwater earned the win with a seven inning no-hitter bid broken by three late hits. Vanney powered the offense with a third inning grand slam, while Woods and Williams added extra support. Hubbard started for Seth, Hawkey two wins for Fitzwater in a lop-sided junior league matchup.
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Larkers Bunt Pushes Dodgers To 11-10 Victory
Dodgers rally from deficits to beat Phillies 11-10 on Norm Larker bunt in the ninth. Don Demeter started the inning with a double, bases loaded after two walks and a sacrifice. Gene Freese homered for the Phillies in the eighth. Dodgers gain their third straight one-run win.
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St Paul Breaks Slump With Win Over Charleston
St Paul beat Charleston 6 to 4 ending a seven game skid in a game highlighted by Jim Koranda and Bob Dolan delivering the go ahead run in the eighth. Dolan drove in the final run on Lozada’s sacrifice fly as Don Lee pitched for the Senators and Bob Darnell for St Paul.
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Pappas Hurls Four-Hitter For 4th Win
Orioles closer Pappas pitched a four hitter to beat the Washington Senators 7-3, his 20th birthday on Monday night. Lees secured the save as Baltimore moved within one-half game of second place Chicago and within 1 1/2 of Cleveland. Triandos hit a two run shot and Nieman added a homer as Washington dropped to a tie for fourth.
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National League Matchups Highlight Opening Series
Milwaukee faces Chicago with Bur dette facing Anderson as Cincinnati visits St Louis with Lawrence opposing Blaylock. Philadelphia travels to Los Angeles while Conley meets Koufax in the San Francisco Pittsburgh game as Law battles Antonelli.
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Giants Struggle Against Lew Burdette In Long Dry Run
Milwaukee ace Lew Burdette has dominated the Giants since September 16, 1954, handing them 12 defeats while the club watchers note Cleveland New York Detroit Chicago Kansas City matchups on today’s baseball card.
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Major League Boxscores Major League Boxscores
Box scores show Philadelphia and Los Angeles game details with RBI outputs and pitching lines. Notable players include Bouchee Demeter and Roseboro with multiple RBIs, plus Larkin and Gilliam in the other game. The Pittsburgh San Francisco contest features Kluszewski Skinner Stuart Mays Brandt and Spencer with key hits and runs batted in.
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Coalfield Conference Officials Meet Tonight
Coalfield Conference football and basketball officials will meet tonight at 7 30 p m in the Valley Bell Dairy. Officers will be elected for the coming season and all members are urged to attend, with coaches also asked to join to resolve schedule difficulties.
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Paul Waner Drives 131 RBIs for Pirates in 1927
Paul Waner set peak RBI mark for the Pittsburgh Pirates by driving in 131 runs during the 1927 season, establishing a club single season record that year. The feat underscored Waner's hitting prowess and place among top sluggers of the era.
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