US Girls Trail 2-1 In Wightman Cup Opener
The United States trailed Britain 2-1 after day one at Wimbledon in the Wightman Cup. Ann Haydon Jones and Virginia Wade won the doubles 7-5 6-2, edging Billie Jean King and Janie Albert as King struggled with service. Jones then beat Nancy Richey 2-6 6-4 6-3, and King beat Wade 6-2 6-3. The Americans must take three of four Saturday matches to retain the trophy.
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Wimbledon
England
United States
Britain
Ann Haydon Jones
Virginia Wade
Billie Jean Moffit King
Long Beach
Calif
Janie Albert
Pebble Beach
Jones
Nancy Richey
Dallas
Tex
King
Miss Wade
Arbitration Bid Fails In Feud Over Track Sanctions
TERRE HAUTE Ind AP a local arbitration failed in the dispute between the Field Federation and the AAU over sanctioning a national track meet. Theodore W Kheel head of a five man panel said the latest development would be discussed at the next New York meeting. AAU officials Schwartz Markle and federation leaders Werner McClure Cooper argued over sanction terms involving unattached athletes including Jim Ryan of Kansas.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Redhot
Field Federation
AAU
New York
Theodore W. Kheel
National Collegiate Athletic Association
USTFF
Hubert H. Humphrey
Kheel
Fred Schwartz
Paul Markle
Federation
Chic Werner
Schwartz
Markle
Werner
Don Hull
Hull
NCAA
United States
Bill McClure
Abilene Christian
Carl Cooper
University of Arizona
Jim Ryan
University of Kansas
Jayhawk
Fish kill reported in Kanawha River institute area
The Natural Resources Department said 2000 to 5000 fish including shad carp and catfish were killed in the Kanawha River north of Charleston in the Institute area. Cause unknown and efforts were under way to remove dead fish to prevent a health hazard.
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Charileston
Kanawha River
Institute
Natural Resources Department
Department
Falcons Sign QB Dennis Claridge
The Atlanta Falcons signed quarterback Dennis Claridge, confirmed by The Associated Press.
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Associated Press
Atlanta Flacons
Dennis Claridge
Baseball Briefs From The Coast Aiding Roster Moves
The Philadelphia Phillies removed pitcher Roger Craig from the disabled list and traded Gary Wagner to San Diego in the Pacific Coast League. California Angels placed Fred Newman on the disabled list with shoulder trouble, ruling him out at least 15 days and planning to add another pitcher by Sunday. Mets promoted Dick Rutzek from Jacksonville and sold Gordon Richardson to the same club. Dodgers signed pitcher Charlie Hough of Hialeah High School for a bonus reportedly above 18 000. Astros signed their No 1 free agent Pitcher Wayne Twitchell of Portland, Ore for a substantial bonus.
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Whitey
New York Yankee
Whitey Ford
Yankee Stadium
Ford
Sidney Gaynor
Philadelphia Phillies
Roger Craig
Gary Wagner
San Diego
Craig
California Angeles
Fred Newman
Newman
Angels
Dodgers
Los Angeles Dodgers
Charlie Hough
Hialeah High School
Miami
Charlie
Richard
Red Sox
Houston Astros
Wayne Twitchell
Portland
Ore
Ryun Shatters World Half-Mile Record at National Meet
Jim Ryun of Kansas, a 19 year old freshman, clocked 1 44.9 to break the world half mile record at the U S Track and Field Federation national meet. Von Ruden finished second in 1 47.9 as Lowell Paul and Charles Christmas also beat the federation mark.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Jim Ryun
University of Kansas
U.S
Ryun
Indiana State University
Ryan
von Ruden
Lowell Paul
Jayhawk Track Club
Charles Christmas
Abilene Christian
Oregon State
Morgan Groth
Groth
Mets Buy Shaw From Giants in Straight Purchase
The New York Mets acquired right handed pitcher Bob Shaw from the San Francisco Giants in a straight purchase not disclosed, with manager Wes Westrum naming him a regular starter. Shaw, 32, has split season starts and relief roles, with a 1-4 record and a 6.19 ERA in 13 games for the Giants. He previously pitched for the Tigers White Sox Athletics and Braves, with a notable 1959 season of 18-6 for Chicago and a 1959 World Series showing one win and one loss.
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NEW York
New York Mets
Bob Shaw
San Francisco Giants
Wes Westrum
Met
Shaw
Giants
Detroit Tigers
Chicago White Sox
Kansas City Athletics
Milwaukee Braves
White Sox
Marking Time Eyes Mother Goose Title Challenge
Marking Time runs as the 21 entry in the Mother Goose at Aqueduct, chasing the second leg of the Triple Crown after recent Acorn win. Moccasin targets the race but is not entered due to a injury. The 1 1/8 mile event features nine entries with a $87,675 purse and a $25,000 bonus for sweeping all three Triple races.
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NEW York
Aqueduct
Moccasin
Clairborne Farm
Miss
Bill Shoemaker
NFL Expands to 16 Teams by 1967 Amid City Pitches
The NFL plans a 16 club era by 1967 with Phoenix Boston Houston and New Orleans among leading challenger cities. Cincinnati also cited as a strong 1967 contender while the AFL awaits 1968 expansion plans.
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New York
Phoenix
Boston
Houston
NFL
Washington
New Orleans
Cincinnati
American Football League
Pearson Wins 100-Mile Race in Tennessee
In Maryville Tom Pistone led early before mechanical failure on lap 90, handing the NASCAR 1000 mile Grand National event to David Pearson. Pearson, from Spartanburg, powered a 1965 Dodge to win by three laps over Buck Baker with Paul Lewis third. Pistone had held pole before departing.
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Maryville
Pistone
Pearson
Elmo Langley
Doug Cooper
John Sears
James Hylton
Blackie Watts
Buddy Baker
Neal Castles
Yankees Eye Record Five Switch Hitters on Roster
The New York Yankees may set a team record with five switch hitters including Mickey Mantle Tom Tresh Horace Clark Roy White and Dick Schofield as potential lineup options.
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Associated Press
New York Yankees
Mickey Mantle
Tom Tresh
Horace Clark
Roy White
Dick Schofield
Local Service Advertisements and Contractors Listing
A compact page lists services including AVIS Rent-A-Car licensee Plymouth for travel or hauling, rug cleaning and upholstery by Taylor Rug & Upholstery Cleaners on Princeton Avenue, and contractors offering topsoil work roofing painting and general repairs with phone numbers 327-8901 325-7719 and 325-6074.
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AVIS
Plymouth
Taylor Rug
Princeton Avenue
Santor
Honaker and Woods
Help Wanted Listings From Bluefield Area Classifieds
Multiple job ads in Bluefield Princeton and surrounding area include positions for hostess and waitress in Farmville Virginia. mine inspector in Grundy Virginia Pikeville area. sales manager for a new company. auto mechanic and first class auto mechanics. investigator in Richlands and Roanoke. office manager trainee with B J Employment Service. auto body and paint man. mechanic for automatic transmissions and front end. general sales opportunities. babysitter. short order cook. clerk typist. waitresses. and curb and counter workers.
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T. A. Jones
Mercer Motor Company
Princeton
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Pride’s Profile
Cheri Moya
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Bud Adams
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Hofheinz
Patriots
Bluefield
Virginia
Bagewood
Sisson’s Inc
Dial
Ramsey Paint Co
Commerce Street
Blank
Citiens Coal & Supply Co
Linotype
HAM Motors Inc
Parkersburg
W. Va
Brier
Botts
North Main Street
Farmville
Roanoke Memorial Hospital
Roanoke, Virginia
Bland Street
Roy Easter
Grundy
Pikeville
Kentucky
Mr. Church
Matz Hotel
R. Keesee and Company
Bluefield Avenue
Tom
Haun Motors Inc
Richlands
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Roanoke
B & J Employment Service
Coal and Coke
Bill
Andy Clark Ford
Opportunity Unlimited
Wickham Avenue
West Virginia
Oakvale Road
Peco Daily Telegraph
James Layton
Kollege
West
Bluefield Princeton
West Vic
Fincastle Country Club
Bluefeee
B & J Employment Service 311
Coal & Coke Building
Community Savings and Loan CO
W. Vo
W. L. Cahill
A.C
Pinehill Kennels
van Dyke Kennels
Rt. 2
Wayne Lester
Rt. 3
Sandlick
Roland’s Feed Store
Ye - Princeton
Sylvia Akers
Hall Ridge
Firestone
W Peters & Company
United Inches
J. P. Frye
Southern Automotive Supply
Delco
Acme Paints
U. S. Royal Tires
Mercer St
le Mill
New Holland
Anderson
Tri State
Brushkfork
Skyway Theater
Brown’s
General Electric
Locust Street
Emerson
Murphy
Larry Helms Appliance Center
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Wurlitzer
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Cox
T.V
A. Caius
CLARK
Raleigh ST
Clarks
Kammers
McCulloch
Ss & den
White's
Train St
Gravely Tractor Sales
Mercer Street
Tish Bantpment Co
Port Road
Baldwin and Wurlitzer
AN Piano & Organ CO
Army and Navy
Volkswagen
Mission Black Top
BUICK
Oldsmobile
Volkswagens
Chevrolet
Rfnovator
Princeton Rd
Cemter Street
Blake Street
Viele
Corvair
Corvair Pe
Falcon
Galaxie
Bland ST
Bluefield, W. Va
Freeman
Rambler
Mercury
Lincoln
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