Dodgers Edge Phillies on Hodges Three Run Homer
Don Newcombe limited the league leading Phillies to seven hits as the Dodgers earned a 3-2 win in Philadelphia. Gil Hodges slugged his 30th homer and Andy Seminick hit his 24th for the Phils. Newcombe improved to 19-10 while Robin Roberts fell to 19-10 in a duel marked by homer power.
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Philadelphia
Don Newcombe
Dodgers
Brooklyn
Philadelphia Phillies
Phils
Gil Hodges
Andy Seminick
Newcombe
Robin Roberts
Roberts
Jim Konstanty
Ace Adams
New York Giants
William H. White
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Big Ed Walsh
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Waitkus
Brown
Ashburn
Reese
Snider
Ennis
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Caballero
Miksis
Qjones
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Whairiner
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E.brown
RBI
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Cox
Robinson
Jones
Gallat
Walthus
Hoberts
Konstant Newcombe
SO Roberts
Konstanty
W—Newcombe
U— Dascoll
Jordan
Goetz
Cards Split Twin Bill with Cubs
The Chicago Cubs defeated the St. Louis Cardinals 2 to 0 on four hits by Red Munger and Ted Wilks, then Howie Pollei shut them out 2 to 0 in the second game of a doubleheader before 22,030 fans. Jackson, Lowrey, Jeffcoat, Ward, Diering and Minner contributed but the Cubs won the first game while Pollei blanked St Louis in the nightcap. Munger pitched six innings with Wilks finishing.
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Chicago
Chicago Cubs
St. Louis Cardinals
Red Munger
Ted Wilks
Howie Pollei
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al Jackson
Lowrey
Jeffcoal
Ward Ib
Hic Musial
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Howerth
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Col Cox
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Lawrey
D. Rice
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Jeffcoat
Patko
Schoendienst
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Terwilliger
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Wilks
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Ed Porky Oliver Leads KC Open in 54-Hole Stand
Ed Porky Oliver, a rotund Seattle golfer, led the Kansas City Open after 54 holes with a 202 total. He shot 67 in the latest round, one behind rival Lloyd Mangrum who posted 66, as Mangrum closed the gap to one. Jack Burke Jr. stood runner-up at 204, Tommy Bolt moved to fourth with 207, and Dutch Harrison held fifth at 208 while Sam Snead was ninth at 213.
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Kansas City
Porky" Oliver
Seattle
Lloyd Mangrum
Chicago
Oliver
Mangrum
Porky
Jack Burke, JR
White Plains
N. Y
Tommy Bolt
Durham
N. C
Hayworth
Okla
Philly A's slug Senators in 16 run sixth
The Philadelphia Athletics exploded for 12 runs in the sixth inning to defeat Washington 16-5. Joe Astroth matched a modern major league mark by driving in six runs with a grand slam and a single as Paul Lehner homered with a man aboard. The A's collected 7 hits in the inning, sending 16 to bat, aided by six walks issued to Moreno Harris Bearden and others.
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Senators
Washington
Philadelphia Athletics
Joe Astroth
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Paul Lehner
Julio Moreno
Mickey Harris
Gene Bearden
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Wyse
Anstroth
Moreno
Harris
Bearden
Singteon
Kellerers
Pha
Astroth
Lehner
Suder
Wash
Noreno
Colts Redbirds Meet For ACL Crown Today
Colts seek first ACL title in Coal City after a 6-1 win over Amigo Redbirds. Charley Bul Simmons starred on the mound as the Colts aim to clinch the best-of-three series in a 1 p.m. opener with a possible second game. Managers and players are set for the decisive day at Amigo field.
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Coal Civy
Coat City, Colts
Hic
Raleigh County
Amigo Redbirds
COLTS
Redbirds
Charley Bul Simmons
Amigo
Virgil
Snooks” Keaton
Simmons
Herbert McCray
Moody Waddell
Albert “Crip
Buford
Tudor
Jim Pauley
Retic
Coal City
Slab ‘Fork
Eccles Admirals
Jae Teneil Hess
Pete Syro
Erskine Underwood
Georgia Knocks Off Maryland 27 7 in Sunny Athens Upset
In Athens Georgia toppled Maryland 27 to 7 as nine Bulldogs seized control late in the game. Maryland struck first with fast pitches and a split T offense but Len Davis fumbled, recovered by Lukie Brunson, sparking a Georgia rally. Johnny Scarbath led Maryland’s early attack while Georgia’s defense tightened and teammates Langley and others chased down plays.
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Giants of
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Maryland
Bulldogs
SEC
Len Davis
Davis
Lukie Brunson
Johnny Scarbath
Terrapins
Ray Krouse
Elmer Wingate
Bob Shemouski
Ed Modzelewski
Dec
Langley
Scholastic Trap Mill Scores Across West Virginia And East
A long list of high school and college results across West Virginia and neighboring states. Notable scores include Huntington Central 27 over Ceredo Kenova U Bullis Prep 45 12, and Richwood 33 Lookout 14 with Charleston Catholic 38 Clarksburg St Marys & duPont 38. College matches show Morehead State 51 Marshall 6 and West Virginia State 41 Virginia Union 0 among many others.
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Byrd-Priderman
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Mt. Hope
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Huntington Central
Ceredo
Kenova
U. Bullis Prep
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Industrial
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Lookout
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Ansted
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West Chester
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Lock Have 'Pa
Salem
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Teachers College
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Rochester
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Slippery Rock
Westminister
Kulztown State
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Edinboro
Rhode Island
Bates
Bowling Green
Rider
Shippensburg
Mt St. Mary's
Fotomac State
Baltimore
City College
Davis and Elkins
Bethany
Cavaliers Rally as Sophomores Spark Victory over GWU
In Charlottesville Virginia, the University of Virginia Cavaliers, missing co-captains Papuma and Weir, relied on sophomores Harold Hoak and Gerald Furst plus elder end Gene Schroeder to beat George Washington University 19 to 0. Schroeder’s interception and Barkley’s quarterback role fueled a 73 yard opening drive culminating in Hoak’s 27 yard score. Furst added a 15 yard touchdown later, with extra points missed.
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University of Virginia
Gene Schroeder
Cavaliers
George Washington University
Scott Stadium
Johnny Papuma
Rob Weir
Harold Hoak
Gerald Furst
Schroeder
Hoak
Andy Davis
Furst
Passaic
XN. J
Rufus Barkley
Jimmy Lesane
Yale Crushes Connecticut 25 to 0 in 1930 Opening Game
Yale romped over Connecticut 25 to 0 before 24 000 fans in Holyoke Massachusetts as back Seras Senay led with two long touchdowns and 63 yard run. Yale also featured Stu Tisdale Brad Quackenbush and Alan Hethers in a strong ground and air attack. Connecticut was rated higher but managed little offense.
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UAVEN
Senay
Husky
Poind
Holyoke
Mass
Loace
Yale
University of Connecticut
Seras
Connecticut
Stu Tisdale
Brad Quackenbush
Hawk
Alan Hethers
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Tisdale
Trap Bill Wins Cruireer Match
Whisesville High School crushed Clear Fork High School 21 to 0 at Lions Park last night. No further details were available at press time.
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Cruireer
Whitesville Juniors Dominate Seth in 25-6 Victory
Whitesville Junior High rolled to a 25-6 win over Seth Tast height 2A. Bobby Anderson sparked the offense with a 27 yard run and a 65 yard pass to Ernie Hragg. Anderson added a 27 yard TD run in the third. Jarrell produced a seven yard end around for a fourth score. Seth’s Keffer scored in the final two seconds after McCormick set up the drive with a 65 yard dash.
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Seth
Whitesville
Seth Tast
Bobby Anderson
Flying Eagles
Ernie Hragg
Anderson
Jarrell
Whitesville Jr
Jarrell LE McCormick
Salem Beats Wesleyan 7-6 In Tight Conference Fight
Salem edges Wesleyan 7-6 after scoring 45 yards into the third period and converting the extra point. Frank Lopez punched in from the eight for Salem and Swisher added the point. Wesleyan had tied late in the second after Guy Wiley’s pass to Gene Spadaro covered 10 yards.
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Buckhannon
Salem
Speriod
West Virginia Wesleyan
Frank Lopez
Swisher
Wesleyan
Bobcats
Guy Wiley
Gene Spadaro
Summersville Ansted Battle to Scoreless Tie
Ansted and Summersville played to a scoreless tie as both teams failed to win their first game. Each side threatened once, with Summersville near the Ansted 15 yard line in the second quarter when a Browning reception bounced off the receiver. Ansted totaled 164 rushing yards while Summersville had 174. both clubs fumbled four times. Next week Ansted hosts Gauley Bridge while Summersville welcomes Webster Springs.
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Ansted
Summersville
Seay
Browning
Gauley Bridge
Webster Springs
Ansted Pas
Hister LE Neal
Christian
Lege
Simms
McCutchion
Taylor Skaggs
RG Sebert
Hart RT Blankenship
Browning B. Legg
Seay Parsons
Andy Thomas
McMinlan i Peters
Furman Falls To Washington And Lee 27 6
Washington and Lee upset Furman 27 to 6 in a Southern Conference clash at Lexington. Despite eight fumbles by W and L the Generals showcased a stout second half, overcoming a 6-6 halftime tie to seal the win before about 4,000 fans. Furman committed several miscues and failed to mount a late reply.
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Associated Press
Lexington
Furman University
Washington and Lee
Generals
Furman
Late Score Clinches Fairmont State Victory Over Glenville
Fairmont State secured a 13 7 State Collegiate Conference football win over Glenville as a 97 yard fourth quarter drive set up a late score by Charlie Francis who carried in from three yards with about three minutes left.
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Grantsville
Fairmont State
Glenville
Charlie Francis
Jackston Mwe
Stratton Nips Kimball 21-13 in Home Debut
Stratton High School Bulldogs remained undefeated in their home debut at Cain Memorial Stadium beating Kimball Terrors 21 to 13. Led by Captain John Christian and running by George Brown, Stratton built a first half lead before Kimball’s Melvin McAllister sparked a late rally. Stratton’s defense and precision kicking by Edward Wright helped secure the victory in front of local fans.
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Kimball
Tom Evans
Stratton High School
Cain Memorial Stadium
Sul- Dogs
Cary
Logan
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Sam Adams
Charles Miller
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LE Theodore Gwynn
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Archie Thomas
Edward Abrams
Se — Kimball
Panthers Top Lincoln 26-0 for Second Win
The Byrd Prillerman Panthers defeated Lincoln of Jinton 26-0 marking their second straight win. Prillerman scored the opening TD with Hughes adding a 29 yard run. Austin added a 25 yard score in the second period as Amigo led 18-0 at half. Panthers held Lincoln to one first down and outgained them heavily, dominating with 140 yards penalized on Amigo.
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Byrd-Prillerman Panthers
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Jinton
Amigo
Prillerman
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Earl Hughes
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Crockett
Gore
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Wright
D E Wins in Last Minutes by Point
Davis and Elkins College beat Bethany 26 25 with a fourth quarter drive. Andy Gussie threw a 20 yard TD to Nat Underwood as Lloyd Hughes added two extra points for the difference. Bethany failed on three earlier attempts.
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Bethany
Andy Gussie
Nat Underwood
Davis and Elkins College
Lloyd Hughes
Dar Aitemese
Davis and Elkins
Riffe
Underwood
Orrison
Hughes
Murphy
Staples
Taibi
Altemese
Hilltoppers Defeat Lock Haven 26-0 in West Liberty Debut
West Liberty teams down Lock Haven 26 to 0 at New Martinsville in the Hilltoppers first game of the series. Healy scored on a two yard run after a punt block, Gerard connected on a 32 yard pass to Tuccio for a third period TD, Garden and Blumling added scores in the final stanza.
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NEW Martinsville
West Liberty
Lock Haven
Hilltoppers
St. Francis
Henry Healy
Pete Tuccio
Jag Gerard
Zeres Nelson Garden
Bob Blumling
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Healy
Gerard
Garden
Blumling
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Bullis Prep Rolls Over GMS Cadets 45 to 12
In Lewisburg Greenbrier Military School fell 45 to 12 to Bullis Prep of Washington, D C. The Cadets scored two long TD runs, while Joe Zimmerman returned a kickoff 80 yards in the third period and Tom Coyne added a 80 yard score in the fourth after a Greg Bradley reception.
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Lewisburg
Greenbrier Military School
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Tom Coyne
Greg Bradley
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