Princeton Elks course hosts West Virginia Open note
The article reports on the Princeton Elks Country Club hosting the West Virginia Elks Golf tournament with Rocky Schorr directing and Harold Volkin as tournament chairman. It notes Jon Thorn and Joe Thorn among participants, Carl- Vennari, Cotton White, Clarence Elmore and Bob Walls, plus prospects for Princeton to host in 1966. It mentions Bluefield’s Fincastle course development and potential WV Open site, and WHIS TV coverage of the US Open rounds.
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Princeton Elks Country Club
Mercer Club
Princeton
West Virginia
State Elks
Rocky Schorr
Links
Rocky
Harold Volkin
Volkin
Elks
Joe Thorn
Joe
Max Wilson
St. Louis Cardinal
Rod
Bones McKinney
Wake Forest
W.V.U
Paul Vennari
Beckley
Tony Colabro
BSC
Vennari
Cotton White
Cotton
Mercer Mountain
Clarence C. Elmore
Clarence
Bro. Elmore
State Warehouse
Bob Walls
Bob
Bluefield
Fincastle
Whis-Tv
St. Louis
Arnie Palmer
Ken Venturi
Gary Country Club
Louise Adkins
Merrill Budnick
Northfork
Bud
The Duck Hunters Poem by Jim Dalton’s Outdoor
A satirical poem on duck hunters in Wyoming County mocks their harsh conditions and risk taking. It contrasts rugged hunting tales with a wife’s warning about running the country and questions the folly of wasting health, money, and time for the sport.
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Jack Lamunga
Wyoming County
Jack
Writers Start Hutch Fund to Honor Fred Hutchinson
The Fred Hutchinson Foundation is formed by baseball writers and radio television announcers to honor the late Cincinnati Reds manager. An annual $1,000 scholarship will fund medical studies for a deserving student chosen by Hutchinson's brother Dr William Hutchinson of Swedish Hospital Seattle.
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Cincinnati
Fred Hutchinson
Hutchinson
Cincinnati Reds
Reds
Hutch
Detroit Tigers
St. Louis Cardinals
Joe McGuff
Baseball Writers Association
Bob Prince
Pittsburgh Pirates
Tresh And Pepitone Shine In Yankees Victory Over Twins
New York catcher Bobby Richardson opened the scoring with a double as Tom Tresh drove in a run and later scored. Joe Pepitone hit his seventh homer as the Yankees built a 4-0 lead before Minnesota tallied three in the eighth, with Pete Ramos holding on after Ford left in that frame.
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NEW York
Whitey Ford
Pete Ramos
New York Yankees
Minnesota Twins
Tom Tresh
Joe Pepitone
Twins
Yanks
Bobby Richardson
Tresh
Roger Maris
Elston Howard
Pepitone
Howard
Minnesota
Frank Kostro
Zoilo Versalles
Clete Boyer
Rich Rollins
Ford
Mickey Mantle
Rollins
Tony Oliva
Harmon Killebrew
Oliva
Ramos
Don Mincher
Killebrew
Minn
Ab Abrh Bie
Rich’son
Maris
Mantle
Mincher
Mosc
It’o
Batte
Boyer
Kindall
Linz Ss
Kostro
Grant
Ramos P
V'ld
Pine
Hall
Newave
Richardson
Linz
Rereaso Grant L
Leis Klippstein Worth
Ton Seeeeeee Bord
Mes Sama
Maryland Loses 3 Grid Players for 1965 Season
Maryland head coach Tom Nugent announced that leading ground gainer Tom Hickey and two other players will not return for the 1965 season due to academic failure. Hickey rushed for 804 yards last year and was a key ACC scorer, while Curtis Hotze and Tony Bisbane also depart.
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College Park
Indians edge Angels 1-0 as Whitfield delivers run
Fred Whitfield's bases loaded single in the ninth inning scores Vic Davalillo and gives the Cleveland Indians a 1-0 win over the Los Angeles Angels. Ralph Terry and Fred Newman pitched well. Terry earned the win while Newman took the tough loss. Davalillo led off the deciding frame with a single, and after a sacrifice and walk, Whitfield's single to center produced the game's only run.
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Cleveland
Fred Whitfield
Vic Davalillo
Cleveland Indians
Los Angeles Angels
Ralph Terry
Terry
Angels
Fred Newman
Newman
Indians
Davalillo
Rocky Colavito
Jim Fregosi
Davalilo
Leon Wagner
Bob Lee
Whitfield
Lee
Willie Smith
Smith
Joe Adcock
Dick Howser
Los Angeles
Cardenal
Waever
Adcock
Clinton
Sims
Rodgers
Tustow
Pranno Schaal
Knoop
Territer
Tota
Tun
E—Schaal
Los
An Angeles
W. Smith
S—Newman
Howser
Gonzalez
Alvis
Wees
Ormee
Terry W
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Chris Martin
Jim Dalton
Writers Start
Hutch Fund
Maryland
Tribe
Terry Victor
Armstrong
Wdis
Fha
American Wood Window Institute
Borg-Warner
Lavan
Lowe’s
China
LOWE
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Thorn ST
Lowe's
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