Mountaineers Schedule 1957 58 Opponents List
WVU announces the 1957-58 basketball schedule with Canisius Duke Detroit Virginia Kentucky and more. The card shows dates against VMI Furman Richmond George Washington Pitt Villanova and Duke among others with several games marked as x key conference and invitational events.
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Morgantown
Canisius
Carolina
Minnesota
Kentucky
Duke
Detroit
WVU
Virginia
University
VMI
Furman
Robert N
Brown
Logan
Fayetteville
Lexington
Richmond
Villanova
Philadelphia
George Washington
Pitt
Redlegs defeat Cardinals as Gross earns eighth straight win
Pitching by Don Gross secures a six hit shutout relief win over St Louis. Wally Post leads Cincinnati with three RBIs on three hits including his fifth homer while Cincinnati builds a two game NL lead. Game details list 62 final with Post, Musial and Crowe among top contributors.
Southpaw Stops Cards For Fourth Win This Season
Don Gross the Cincinnati lefthander wins again as the Redlegs beat the St. Louis Cardinals 6-2 to move two games up on Milwaukee in the National League. Wally Post drives in three runs, Don Hoak adds a two run single, and a five run third inning props Cincinnati to victory. The Cardinals fall to sixth as Fred Hutchinson reshuffles the lineup. Gross allows only one homer and two singles through eight innings before Tom Acker closes.
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ED Wilks
Associated Press
Don Gross
Cincinnati
The
Redlegs
Philadelphia
Gross
St. Louis Cardinals
Milwaukee
Wally Post
Don Hoak
Cards
Cardinals
Fred Hutchinson
Ken Boyer
Bobby Gene Smith
Eddie Kasko
St. Louis
Stan Musial
Tom Acker
Chicago White Sox
Cleveland
Indians
New York Yankees
Brooklyn
Ajiler
Washington
Yankee Stadium
Baltimore
Detroit
Kansas City
Chicago
New York
Pittsburgh
Regional high school baseball finals and semi finals
Weirton blanked Benwood Union 9 0 setting up a final with Triadelphia Harrisville defeated Walton 6 2 to face Ripley in the other regional final Buckhannon beat Kingwood 3 0 Martinsburg hosts Ek Garden Saturday Clear Fork faces Williamsburg today Greenville defeated Mullens 7 2 Welch edged Princeton 12 10 in eight innings East Bank beat Madison 2 0 Logan won 4 2 over Williamson
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Weirton
Benwood Union
Triadelphia
Harrisville
Walton
Ripley
Buckhannon
Kingwood
Marthinsburg
Ek Garden
Greenville
Mullens
Welch
Princeton
East Bank
Madison
Logan
Williamson
Baseball League Leaders From American and National Circuits
The data lists top performers in both leagues with leaders in batting, runs, hits, doubles, triples, homers, stolen bases, pitching and strikeouts. Notable names include Williams of Boston and Aaron of Milwaukee leading in multiple categories, with teams such as Washington Chicago Cincinnati Brooklyn St. Louis New York Philadelphia and Philadelphia represented across the stats.
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Williams
Boston
Sievers
Washington
Simp
Kansas City
Plaiks
Simpson
Landis
Chicago
Trucks
Pierce
Major League Standings and Tonight’s St. Louis Cincinnati Game
Standings note a schedule update with last night Cincinnati 6 St. Louis 2. Tonight St. Louis visits Cincinnati at 8:00 after a day with four afternoon games including New York at Brooklyn and Pittsburgh at Philadelphia plus Milwaukee at Chicago.
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St. Louis
Cincinnati
Lawrence
New York
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
Chicago
Regional finals set in two classifications at Lewin Field and Bluefield
Clear Fork faces Williamsburg at Lewin Field for Region 5 title as Mullens loses to Greenville 7-2 and Princeton falls to Welch in Region 6 semis. Greenville, 15-1, beat Mullens behind Parker’s pitching while Clear Fork and Raleigh County champ Gauley Bridge advanced. Stover and Goodman were penciled to duel on the mound.
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Clear Fork
Williamsburg
Lewin Field
Bluefield
Greenville
Welch
Coalfield
Princeton
Raleigh
Jonty
Sherman High School
Seth
Panthers
Gauley Bridge
Meadow Bridge
Paul Stover
Gauley
al Goodman
Williamsurg
Freddy Parker
Malcomb Cook
Parker
Rebels
McClain
Ronnie Cook
Kelley
Gene Harvey
McNeer
Dowdy
Jim Pence
Tigers
Mann
Teddy Belcher
Greenville Bats
Harvey
Pence
Malcolm Cook
Butch’’ Hensley
Ted Belcher
Babe Ruth Schedule List Of Team Matchups
A long list of upcoming games from May through July featuring teams Harry's Eric's King Photo Silver Brand Black Knight Bays Buick Keatley's Modern Bays Buck and others. Dates span May 2 to July 11 with repeated pairings and several rounds noted as Second Round.
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Silver Brand
Eric’s
King Photo
Black Knight
Modern
Keatley’s
Bays Buck
Eric's
Keatley's
Bays Buick
Harry’s
Erics
lEre's
Silver
Black
Knight
Ia Owling
SCO
Pay Ballard
Jordan
Emons
Cook
Handicap
Owlerettes
Gloria
Sweeney
Beckley Ind. Av. Todd Mg
Blind
Juneau-Catron
Aja Looney
Ers
Jean Lily
The
Demons
Dennis Taylor
Rolling Ames
Yk Alfen Ral. Co. Ee
Wyant F. Torrica
L. Torrica
Ballard
Eart
Swesney
Zuchick Mogreh
Duncan-Catron Smith
Merchants League
Raleigh Wyoming
Duncan Catron
Il Bol Wheeler Plumbing
Coca Cola
Cut Throats Step Cleaners
D. Fazid
Mtr. Sales
Richmond Cleaners VW
R. Miller
Ind
Igh
J. Shumate
S. Mullins
J. Fazio
Harrington
Taylor
Wheeler Plumbing
Petals
Manning
Rimmer
Kidd
Tal
Duncan-Calron
Grubb
Ballard's
Ng Raleigh Co. Bank
Raleigh Wyomi
Moroseheart
Blossom Dairy
Erly Ir Oram
Beckley Ind. Sav. Br
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Crewey-Dale
Raleigh Motor Sales
Weeney Hawley
Looney-Halash
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RK. Robinette
Calihan & Clay
R. Robinette
M. Calihan
Spokane bout: Carter beat McDonald in ten rounds
In Spokane Jimmy Carter, aged 14 from New York, outpointed Buddy McDonald, age 138 pounds, from Edmonton, in ten rounds. In Los Angeles Lulu Perez, 134 pounds from Brooklyn, knocked out Julian Velasquez, 133 pounds from Los Angeles, in five rounds. American Association scores show Charleston 4 Denver 3, Indianapolis 5 Minneapolis 4, Omaha 4 Louisville 9 Wichita 8 St. Paul 6.
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Spokane
Jimmy Carter
New York
Buddy McDonald
Edmonton
Alta
Los Angeles
Lulu Perez
Brooklyn
Julian Velasquez
American Association
Charleston
Denver
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Omaha
Louisville
Wichita
St. Paul
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