Woman Golfer Miss Long Eyes Return to Amateur Links
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS W Va AP Miss Berri Long hopes to rejoin the summer golf wars at The Greenbrier for the Women's Amateur three day event during the Fourth of July holiday. The Huntington star has been ill and sat out last year yet is near peak form. Expect a duel with defending champion Mrs Nancy Carroll and veteran Mrs Stumpp, key figures in a decade of WV women’s golf dominance.
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White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Berri Long
Greenbrier
Miss. Long
Huntington
Nancy Eeee Carroll
West Virginia
Miss Long
Stumpp
Miss Carol
Cage Coach Wins Third Straight Class A Titles
Las Cruces coach Lou Henson has led his school to three consecutive Class A basketball titles over three seasons. His teams amassed 79 wins and 89 losses, finishing the recent season with a championship run.
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Las Cruces
N. M
Lou Henson
Orioles Edge Red Sox 3-1 on Adair Hansen Homers
Jerry Adair and Ron Hansen hit homers for Baltimore as Jack Fisher pitched a five hitter to beat Boston 3-1. Hansen drove in a run with a fourth inning single, Adair followed, and Dick Williams Adair and Hansen added two hits apiece for the Orioles while Vic Wertz kept Boston’s bats alive with two singles.
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Ron Hansen
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Faulk Snatches Western Lead In Golf Open
Mary Lena Faulk of Sea Island Georgia shot 8 under par to seize the lead in the Women's Western Open at Belle Meade Country Club Nashville. Her 54 hole total 217 is three strokes better than Betsy Rawls as Faulk sets a course rec ord. Final round scheduled Sunday with Wright and Smith tied behind.
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Nashville, Tenn
Mary Lena Faulk
Sea Island
Betsy Rawls
Miss Rawls
Spartanburg
S. C
Miss Faulk
Mickey, Wright
Dallas
Tex
Marilynn Smith
French Lick
Ind
Polly Riley
Fort Worth
Belle Meade Country Club
Orange Opens Season Against Oregon State
Syracuse coach Ben Schwartzwalder calls the opener a tough road trip as the Orange travel 3000 miles to face Oregon State in a night game, opening the season against a strong single wing opponent.
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Orange
Oregon State
Syracuse
N. Y
Ben Schwartzwalder
Top Horse Trainer Started At Bottom
Hallandale Florida AP says Frank Merrill Jr. nation’s leading trainer in 1955 1958 and 1960 began by galloping horses in Canada He bought his first horse for 300 trained him in spare time Merrill saddled 143 winners last year He is a Brantford native.
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Hallandale
Fla
Frank Merrill Jr
Canada
Merrill
Brantford
Major League Tie to Charleston Minor League Folds
The piece discusses Bill MacDonald and his Charleston Marlins and argues the survival of the high minor leagues depends on support from higher ups. It warns that without adequate help the independent minor league system may fail and the game itself could wobble.
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Bill MacDonald
Charleston
Marlins
MacDonald
Clemente and Hoak Hit Home Runs in Pirates Win
In Philadelphia Pittsburgh beat the Phillies 5 to 1 as Roberto Clemente hit his seventh homer and Don Hoak added a solo shot. Left-hander averted trouble with five strikeouts and Elroy Face closed the game with a one-hit stint. Art Mahaffey took the loss for Philadelphia.
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Bobby Making
Anson Atention Shantz
Elroy Face
Art Mahaffey
Phillies
Roberto Clemente
Pirates
Don Hoak
Burgess
Bill Mazeroski
Philadelpraia
Malkmus
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Neeman
Ante
Amaro
D. Green
KC Rookie Shuts Out Senators 8-0
Rookie Norman Bass pitched a six hit shutout as the Kansas City Athletics defeated the Washington Senators 8 to 0. The win, first shutout of the year for KC, left the A’s within a half game of the Senators and featured 11 hits including two doubles by Heywood Sullivan and Norm Siebern, a Hank Bauer triple, and a Dick Howser double.
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Norman Bass
Kansas City Athletics
Washington Senators
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Senators
A's
Heywood Sullivan
Norm Siebern
Hank Bauer
Dick Howser
Woodeshick
Bauer
Joe Pignatano
Sullivan
Siebern
John Klippstein
Reno Bertoia
Braves end skid with 9 3 win over Cardinals
Milwaukee, AP The Braves snap a four game skid by scoring a 9 3 win against the St Louis Cardinals behind Bob Buhl’s third win. Hitting surge produced 12 hits including three homers with Frank Bolling Frank Thomas and Eddie Mathews driving in multiple runs. Cardinals' Larry Jackson Al Cicotte and Bob Miller were touched for most of the damage.
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Milwaukee Braves
St. Louis Cardinals
Bob Buhl
Braves
Larry Jackson
al Cicotte
Bob Miller
Jackson
Frank Bolling
Homer
Carl Warwick
Los Angeles
Aaron
Adcock
Warwick
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Lillis
Cicotte
Miller
St. Lewis
St. Louis
Grammas
Thomas
Bolling
Mathews
Ana
Cunningham
Ucraw
Vargo
Musial Says Baseball Feels Like Love Not Work
Stan Musial, 40, of the St. Louis Cardinals, says baseball never felt like work. He explains that if it ever felt like work, he might not feel the same about the game. He adds that wearing the uniform evokes a hard to describe challenge in his heart.
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ST. Louis
Stan Musial
St. Louis Cardinals
Denver Ice Champs Set 1960-61 Record
University of Denver hockey, NCAA champions the last two years, piled up a 30 1 1 mark in the 1960 61 season as a new record that collegiate teams may be challenged to beat.
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Denver Ice Champs
Denver
University of Denver
Horsemen May Buy Grounds
A group of horsemen in Tazewell county propose to purchase the county owned Fairgrounds to establish a training stable and exhibition facility. The vacant property has produced little income since a failed cooperative market and the Hereford Breeders Association auction uses the sale pavilion. Proponents say the move would boost local prosperity and free public funds for other needs.
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Tazewell
County Lexpense
Hereford Breeders Association
Walker Cooper Hit Nine Grand Slams Across Five NL Teams
Catcher Walker Cooper hit nine grand slams for five National League teams in a long career. He connected four times for the Giants, two for the Cubs, and once each for the Cardinals Reds and Braves.
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Walker Cooper
Giants
Cubs
Cardinals
Reds
Braves
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