Fletcher Extends Lead in West Virginia Elks Tourney
Rain and wind increased scores in the second round at Princeton as defending champion Arman Fletcher built a six stroke edge over rivals. Clark of Princeton sits runner up after rounds of 69 and 74 for 144. Moulton and Gruver trail in a crowded field with 146 and more.
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West Virginia Elks Golf Tourney Final Flight Scores
Final 18 holes results from the Princeton Elks Club Elks Golf Tournament listing championship and eight flight leaders with names and scores. Notable tallies include Les Fowlkes 148 and Russell Morris 148 in championship, and Gene Miller 159 among others in lower flights.
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Palmer Leads Open as Nicklaus Ris es with 69 in Third Round
Arnold Palmer shot a 70 for 207 to hold a three stroke edge over Bill Casper while Jack Nicklaus fired a 69 to climb to 211 and four back in the 66th National Open at Olympic Club. Casper faded with a 73 to 210 as Marr and Rodgers chased at 213.
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Fellowship of Christian Athletes Meeting Planned in Princeton
Bears quarterback Billy Wade will speak at the Fellowship of Christian Athletes event in Princeton at the Baptist Church on Sunday July 3. Wade, a Vanderbilt alum and former All-Southeastern Conference star, holds multiple MVP honors and senior bowls, reflecting a high-profile sports figure headlining the community religious gathering.
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Five-Team Appalachian League Opens Season Friday
The Appalachian League starts its 1955 season with five clubs Salem Covington Bluefield Johnson City and Marion. New managers Budd 전문가 Petersn and Joe Altobelli debut for Marion and Bluefield while long-time skipper Rae Slider leads Covington and George Detore Salem Rod Baver Johns City. President Rey DeVault notes Wytheville could not join due to armed services losses.
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Exhibition Game Set Today At Bowen Field
Bluefield Orioles face a Saltville semi pro club in an exhibition at Bowen Field Bluefield at 2 30 p m The Baby Birds start the 66 Appy season with a Friday doubleheader under scouts Vern Hoschelt and Ray Scarborough New manager Joe Altobelli 33 arrives Monday to take head duties after playing for Cleveland and Minnesota in the majors Altobelli led Rochester to a 20 homer season in 1964 and has a strong leadership and instructional rep Admission is 25 cents per person.
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Pi Tubby Currence Pi Tubby Currence
A clipped verse about a cocktail lounge named Stubby's Pashon Pome with a dim daytime scene and half-lit customers. The whimsical piece reads like a local non-sensical poem fragment from a periodical.
Union Official Admits Marital Trouble Seeks Advice
A veteran union official, who handled thousands of grievances and negotiated many contracts, confides to a fellow unionist about his marital problems. The adviser bluntly says the wife is in the right, provoking the outraged reaction of the first union man who cannot accept a labor ally siding with management.
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Conscience and Complaints in a Wry Voice
A slice of satirical musings on conscience, retirement worries, and campus egos. A sharp quip about those who blame luck for failures and those who avoid facing the music.
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