Tee to Green previews WV amateur golf title at White Sulphur
The 46th West Virginia amateur golf championship at White Sulphur Springs draws near with Bill Campbell favored to win, while Jimmy Ward and others could challenge. Readers learn past champions, venues, and local figures like Ed Tutwiler, Jules Pollock Jr., Denny Shute, and WV Golf Association directors Gil Meem and Andy Clark.
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AFL plans to unveil expansion moves at Monmouth Park
The American Football League plans a staged expansion likely adding Atlanta and Philadelphia first with two more teams by 1968. AFL commissioner Joe Foss expects six of eight owners to approve, aiming for about 30 teams. NFL and NFL candidate cities pursue a 1967 or 1968 expansion, with Houston and Boston among options.
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Notice Urges Immediate Action on Government Programs
Fragmentary notice warns readers to act quickly to obtain information on government programs. It instructs contacting officials by mail for details and emphasizes not delaying.
Navy dominates Army to win lacrosse title
Navy captured its sixth straight national lacrosse crown with an 18 7 victory over Army in Annapolis. Frank Markowski assisted by Brian Lantier broke a 3 3 tie to start the rally as Navy surged to a 17 4 lead. Jim Lewis and Stewart Overton each scored three goals while Lantier added four assists.
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Williams directs WV camp as Centennial observance marks year
Morgantown AP reports Fritz Williams Recreation Director known for stardom as a sophomore led a camp held June 27 and July 17. The camp inaugurated as part of West Virginia Centennial in 1963.
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Fritz) Williams
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Mountaineer Cage Future Is Bright
West Virginia basketball enters a rebuilding era under first year coach Bucky Waters. Only one returner, Johnson, among six holdovers, with top new talent including Ron Williams and a host of promising freshmen poised to energize the Mountaineers after a 14 15 season and nine Southern Conference titles in 11 years.
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Army Captures Baseball Title at West Point
Army defeated Navy 7 to 2 to win the Eastern Intercollegiate League baseball title at West Point. Barry DeBolt pitched his ond straight decision, led by a 7 run offensive surge. Former President Eisenhower attended the 4,500 spectators. Navy 000 002 000 271 Army 300 200 00X 7 90
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Parkersburg Gridder Earns Wesleyan College Grant
Larry Rhodes, star running back for Parkersburg High School, accepted a grant in aid to attend West Virginia Wesleyan College. He repeated on the 1964 All-State team, averaged 6.1 yards per carry, and gained 698 yards for the Big Reds last season.
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