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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1961

Page

9

Verdict delayed on eighth team in Appalachian League

The Appalachian League delaying admission of an eighth team at Harlan Kentucky after two major league clubs could not finalize a rookie roster plan. George Fanning of Bluefield says the New York Yankees want a team at Harlan but lack a full roster. Chicago White Sox may partner to split players. Decision expected in days. league already added Meddiesboro Kentucky as the seventh team.

Harlan George Fanning Bluefield Appalachian Chauncey DeVault DeVault Fanning New York Yankees Yankees Chicago White Sox White Sox Bill Veeck Chicago Sox Veeck Hank Greenberg A. ©. Allyn Jr Kentucky City

Carry Back Trainer Encouraged by Improvement

Oceanport New Jersey AP Jack Price trainer of Carry Back spoke Tuesday about the horse's improving condition after an infected ankle and hoped to have the Kentucky Derby and Preakness winner back on the track for exercise by Monday. See OSee on the left front ankle.

Oceanport, N.J Jack Price Osee

Orioles Sign Pitching Prospect Howie Stethers for Bonus Over 30000

The Baltimore Orioles announce the signing of Howie Stethers a 19 year old left handed pitcher from Syracuse N Y for a bonus exceeding 30000. He will report to Baltimore's Bluefield W V rookie club in the Appalachian League Stethers a top prospect with a fastball and a higher pace than Steve Barber at signing. He starred at Syracuse University and previously played for Federal Storage of Washington in AAABA where he won 3 games including an 80 inning no hitter and was named MVP.

Baltimore Baltimore Orioles Howie Stethers Syracuse N. Y Orioles Stethers New York Yankees Pittsburgh Pirates Minnesota Twins Bluefield W. Va Oriole Harry Dalton Steve Barber Syracuse University Staunton Federal Storage Washington, D. C Johnstown Leone

Redlegs Top Braves 7 3 to Stay Lead as Freese Homers

New York AP Elston Howard keeps hitting despite no homers as Ralph Houk adjusts batting order. Howard, catcher for the Yankees, batted well in a doubleheader with Minnesota and stressed his aim to stay at the plate, even with limited at bats.

Redlegs Braves Freese NEW York Elston Howard New York Yankees Ralph Houk Ellie Minnesota Houk Howard Roy Hamey Yankee General Ralph

Reds Top Braves 7-3 Behind Freese's 10th Homer

Cincinnatiistol Reds beat Milwaukee 7-3 to maintain first in the National League led by Gene Freese who belted his 10th homer with Jerry Lynch aboard in the third. Bob Purkey earned the win as Milwaukee bullpen faltered, while Carl Willey was knocked out after Freese gave the Reds a lead they would not surrender.

Cincinnati Cincinnati Reds Gene Freese Milwaukee Braves Freese Jerry Lynch Reds Milwaukee Bob Purkey Cincy Vada Pinson Braves Roy McMillan RBI Carl Willey Chi Chi Olivo Moe Drabowsky Che Ce Rhbi Mathews Aaron Adcock Raymond dChacon Brosnan McMahon Caecaees

Snead Leads US Open Qualifier Charge in Detroit

Slammin Sammy Snead fired 68 70 for two day 138 to lead Michigan sectional. Davey Hill and Walter Burkemo posted solid scores while Ed Tutwiler Jr. qualified in Washington DC. West Virginia pair Mike Krak and Joe Taylor also earned spots, joining Snead for the Open field.

Detroit Sammy Snead Davey Hill Michigan Denver Walter Burkemo Franklin Washington, D.C Ed Tutwiler Jr Charleston W.va Tutwiler West Virginia Snead West

East Bank All Star Tincher Signs Marshall Grant

Larry Tincher a 6 1 all state guard from East Bank signed a grant in aid to attend Marshall University. Coach Jule Rivlin noted Tincher was among the state lead scorers last winter and he also excels in baseball.

Huntington Larry Tincher East Bank Marshall University Big Green Jule Rivlin Tincher

Evans Named WVU Player Named Camp Director

WVU quarterback Dale Evans, a Thomas resident, was appointed summer recreation director of the West Virginia Forestry Camp for Boys at Davis. The announcement came from Public Institutions Commissioner Joseph Hodgson.

Charleston Dale Evans West Virginia University West Virginia Davis Public Institutions Joseph Hodgson Evans Thomas

Revealing Shorts Are Not For Cricket Comment Sparks Debate

British girl cricket players were advised that wearing revealing tennis shorts at practices or matches is not cricket. Netta Rheinberg, editor of the Women's Cricket Association journal, criticized players for showing flimsy shorts and lacking consideration for fielders.

London Netta Rheinberg Women’s Cricket Association

Ford’s 8th Win Boosts Yanks Over Twins 7-2

Roger Maris drove in four runs and hit his 16th homer as the New York Yankees beat Minnesota 7-2 to stretch the Twins’ losing streak to 12. Whitey Ford won his eighth despite two losses, with Billy Gardner and Jim Lemon contributing key hits in the eighth inning. Cal Griffith called Lavagetto home for a vacation before the game and Cash Mele managed after Mele was ejected in the second inning.

NEW York Roger Maris New York Yankees Minnesota Twins Cal Griffith Cookie Lavagetto Cash Sam Mele Mele Ron Henry Ed Lopat Billy Gardner Jim Lemon Whitey Ford Ford Henry Gardner Lemon Luis Arroyo Zoilo Versalles Yanks Hector Lopez Bobby Richardson Ken Boyer Jack Kralick Maris Ed Palmquist Tony Kubek Yankees Versalres Martin Mantle Tuttle Skowron Vaidioo Sadowski Arroyo aValo cLemon Valdmelso Oth Palmquist Versalles Mar- Skowron Boyer Loper R ER Erlick Berry Linsal

All Star Clubs Adopt 25 Man Rosters For First Game

Baseball returns to 25 man squads for the July 11 All Star game in San Francisco with 8 starters elected by players coaches and managers. Managers Rich ards and Murtaugh will choose the rest of the rosters for the two games with 2 man rosters for the second game in Boston July 31.

New York San Francisco Boston Charley Segar Frank Slocum Paul Richards Baltimore Danny Murtaugh Pittsburgh NBC

Dodgers and Athletics Lead One-Run Records in Tight Games

New York AP report shows Dodgers and Athletics posting the best one run records. Sandy Koufax and other Dodgers stars delivered several one run complete games. Pirates Reds Giants Phils also feature strong one run results in a tight season through Monday games. Runners up Cleveland and Baltimore trail KC in American League standings with several teams close behind.

NEW York Los Angeles Dodgers Kansas City Athletics Dedgars Docun Doneiens Athletics Sandy Koufax Dodger Jefty Roger Craig Johnny Podres Stan Williams Dick Farrell Larry Sherry Ron Perranoski Pitidburgs Pirates Cincinnati San Francisco Chicago Milwaukee Philadelphia St. Louis

Bruins Name Phil Watson Coach for 1961-62 Season

BOTON AP reports Phil Watson was chosen as coach of the Boston Bruins for the 1961-62 NHL season. Watson, a former New York Rangers player and coach, succeeds Milt Schmidt.

Boton Phil Watson Boston Bruins National Hockey League New York Rangers Milt

Parkersburg Wins State Golf Title In Nine Hole Playoff

Parkersburg defeated Huntington 155 to 180 in a nine hole playoff after both teams tied 323 in regulation to claim the state high school golf crown. Jerry Abbott earned medalist honors after a playoff with Charleston and Parkersburg’s Sam Flanagan.

Parkersburg Huntington Charleston Parkersburgh Jerry Abbott Chapmanville William Field Sam Flanagan Big Reds Huntington's Express Morgantown Moundsville Triadelphia Sistersville Buckhannon St. Albans Bridgeport Man and Weirton Fairmont

River and Bluestone Reservoirs Meet Stream Conditions

River normal and Bluestone Reservoir normal and clear with 2.4 gates open. New River gauge at Hinton reads 2.2 feet.

Prem Name Normal Bluestone Hinton

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