Came Incognito Moriarty Flipped When Reds Signed O'Toole
The profile of the Cincinnati Reds during their World Series emergence centers on James O'Toole, signed for 65,000 by Paul Florence and a Rhineland agent, after Moriarty fought the move. It notes Fred Hutchinson praising Robinson and Pinson, Eddie Kasko's MVP nod with glasses, De Witt as GM, and a roster of colorful Reds past and present.
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NEA
Mickey Mantle
Roger Maris
Yankees
Babe Ruth
Reds
Fred Hutchinson
James Jerome O’toole
Whitey Ford
Moriarty
O'Toole
Frank Robinson
Robinson
Vada Pinson
Redlegs
Robby
Don Drysdale
Pinson
Stengel Targets Retired Managers for Mets staff
NEW YORK UPI Casey Stengel vows to surround the New York Mets with retired major league managers to build a winner. He names Cookie Lavagetto and Sally Hemus as his first coaches in a press conference. He hints at adding more hires while focusing on developing stars and boosting attendance at the Polo Grounds.
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UPI
Casey Stengel
New York Mets
New York Yankees
Mets
Stengel
Cookie Lavagetto
Minnesota Twins
Sally Hemus
St. Louis Cardinals
Oe Case
Ball Park
Lavagetto
Cookie
Pacific Coast
Billy Martin
Martin
Charlie Dressen
Dressen
Hemus
Casey
Florida
Cardinals
Polo Grounds
Willie) Mays
Lewis To Take Over OB Duties In Beckley Game
Freddie Lewis will replace quarterback Bobby Short for Beckley Junior High in the Mount Hope game Thursday night designated Dad's Night. Short misses the game with a bad cold as Ward Bradley moves to Lewis's spot for the Mustang Colts game while Bill Stone and Roy Rogers anchor the backfield. Coach Ross Irle praised Short as the key in the Eaglets attack after a 33 0 rout of Logan, noting Beckley’s junior team has posted strong early wins and invites dads to watch from the bench.
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Freddie Lewis
Bobby Short
Beckley Junior High
Mount Hope
Ward Bradley
Lewis
Mustang
Bill Stone
Roy Rogers
Ross Irle
Monay
Short
Eaglets
Blue Eaglets
Irle
Beckley
Logan
Globester Arrives in Washington After World Tour
On October 4, 1945 the Army Air Transport Command's Globester completed its first weekly round the world flight and touched down in Washington DC. The inaugural trip took six days and signals a future expansion to enhance research on fish migration over dams.
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Army Air Transport Command
S “Globester
Washington, D. C
Horoscope by Sign for 1961 Field Enterprises
The page presents a 1961 horoscope with each zodiac sign given date ranges and brief guidance. Aries through Pisces offer advice on behavior at work and with others, noting emotional patience, tact, and advice to avoid conflict. The source ends with attribution to Field Enterprises.
Officials To Meet In Mullens Tonight
The Black Diamond officials association holds its regular weekly meeting tonight at 7 p.m. at the Moose Lodge to discuss football play situations with game callers. Pros Lewis DAntoni urges more coaches to attend. Berles victory in the Coaching Club American Oaks gave jockey Eric Guerin his third stake win with Next Move in 1850 and Grecian Queen in 1953.
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Black Diamond Officials Association
Moose Lodge
Lewis D’antoni
Berle
Eric Guerin
Sportsmen Grab 2 From Bankers In Mullens' Play
In Mullens Monday action, Sportsmen beat Bank of Mullens twice in the Major League. Harold Crawford led with a 223 high game and 603 series, while Jack Frank added a 515. E K Via posted 585 and 216 for the Bankers. Wikes Jewelry split with Welch Recreation as Paul Miano rolled a 581 series and 248 game. Merlin Campbell contributed 533 and 202 for the losers.
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Reoples Bank of
Merlin Campbell
Mullens Moose
Pryors Firestone
Fred Conner
Carl Clifford
L. Reed
Golf Titans to Play Philippines in Manila Matches
Gary Player and Arnold Palmer, top U.S. tour money winners, set to arrive Nov 15 for three 18 hole matches against Philippines stars Ben Arda and Celestino Tugot, with games scheduled Nov 17 18 and 19 during their world tour stop in Manila.
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Dunedin
Fla
UPI
Jay Hebert
Gene Littler
Billy Maxwell
Golf
Hebert
Gary Player
South Africa
Arnold Palmer
Latrobe
Attendance Drops 5.1 Percent in Major League Baseball
Attendance across the National and American Leagues fell 5.1 percent this year despite Roger Maris chasing Babe Ruth’s home run record and a tight pennant race. Total attendance reached 18,894,518, down 1,016,971. NL fell 18.2 percent to 8,731,502, the league’s lowest since 1956, while the expanded AL totaled 10,163,016, up slightly from 1960’s 9,226,526. The Reds led NL gains, Yankees and Tigers led AL improvements with their best totals in decades.
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Roger Maris
Babe Ruth
Cincinnati Reds
New York Yankees
Detroit Tigers
Yankees
Tigers
Kansas Signs Marr As Oklahoma Texas Scout
Clifton Marr known as Runt Marr has signed with the Kansas City Athletics as a scout covering the Oklahoma and Texas area. Marr brings 51 years in baseball experience, scouting for the Cleveland Indians the past two years and previously serving 18 years on the St. Louis Cardinals staff.
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Kansas City, Mo
UPI
Kansas City Athletics
Clifton
Runt) Marr
Oklahoma - Texas
Marr
Cleveland Indians
St. Louis Cardinals
Death notices for Ida Booth Nichols and others in Beckley
Ida Booth Nichols 82 of Beckley died Sunday. Funeral 2 p.m. Tuesday at Calfee Chapel with Rev. C E Walker and Rev Jim Franklin. burial Sunset Memorial Park. grandsons as pallbearers. Linnie Stoumile 54 of Stanaford died Saturday. service Mt Vernon Baptist Church Stam ford. burial Pierce Cemetery Fayetteville. body at Ritchie Johnson Funeral Parlor until one hour before service. Orpha Blanche Persinger 50 of Blue Jay died Oct 1. service Oct 4 Blue Jay Methodist Church. burial Blue Jay Cemetery. body at Rose Quesenberry Funeral Chapel until moved to church. Florists ad and classifieds.
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Nichols Nichols
Ida Booth
Beckley
Calfee Funeral Home
Calfee Chapel
C. E. Walker
Jim Franklin
Sunset Memorial Park
Stoumile Stoumile
Linnie
Stanaford
Mt. Vernon Baptist Church
Stamford
H. E. Davis
Pierce Cemetery
Fayetteville
Ritchie and Johnson Funeral Parlor, Inc
Sereres
Persinger Persinger
Orpha Blanche
Blue Jay
Blue Jay Methodist Church
Virgil Cook
Paul Stewart
Rose and Quesenberry
Kanawha Street
Rose & Quesenberry Funeral Chapel
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Electrical Electronic Instrument Assembly
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Pikeview Drive
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Takin Hollow
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Maynor
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S. Fayette
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Raleigh Ro
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Fayette
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South Kanawha St
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Jeffrey
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Grandview Road
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Jack McGuigan
Johnstown Rd
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Vance Drive
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R. C. Egnor
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