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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1965

Page

9

Arman Fletcher Wins Elks Golf Tourney By 4 Strokes

Arman Fletcher of Princeton and Roanoke Virginia defended his West Virginia Elks golf championship with a 214 total over 54 holes. Fred Sanders of Bluefield finished four strokes back at 218 to take second, with Noble Holt of Charleston and Cotton White of Beckley tied for third after the initial rounds.

Arman Fletcher Princeton Roanoke West Virginia Elks Fred Sanders Bluefield Fletcher Noble Holt Charleston Cotton White Beckley Fletch Holt White Sanders Jack Wade Bob Wolfe Steve Ulaki Andy Clark Steve Dennis Fairmont Bob Weatherby Princeton Elks Country Club Jess McLaughlin Jim Chatfield Rod Kessling W. Havens Huntington Bill Dodrill R. D. Hampden C. Belcher M. Bastian Belcher Chris Walkup George Gay Clarence Bowling John McDowell Tony Misiti Paul Carter Bob Crowder M. R. Thompson R. F. Wilson Larry O'Dell Joe Thorn Steve Alaki Becka Clark Tae Farmont Jim Cha Jim Hager Tuck Brown Russ Fields Elwin Aliff J. Johnson J. R. Burns J. Heas Roy Hatfield Keesling Underwood D. L. Fiihey Paul Vene Venari Bob Akers Bill Skeens Bus Hall Rex, Dotson Russ Arnold Mike Lonosky John Hamric Hebler Jim Meadows M. Hess Bob Ae Charlie Steele Ver- Cox Tom Cunningham Dick Copeland C. P. Taylor Jim Brown J. A. Thompson Mike Hess Bob Glover Rai DePaulo Ken Ellis O. J, Mbert Oris Barton Ken Thieman Pat West D. Parrish J. Herrerah J. O'Dell C. C. Elmore Jr Charlie Welke Bill Price L. Honaker A. Leonard Harry Lynch Walter Burton Jim Doug Lucas Jim Sprouse James Mackie Lou Coury George Rutledge H. T. Eye Cape Martin Emberton A. J. Martin

Twins Rally Past Yankees in 7-4 Sweep at Bat Day

Zoilo Versalles delivered a two run double and Harmon Killebrew crushed a ninth inning two run homer as the Twins rallied to beat the Yankees 7-4 and complete a doubleheader sweep before a 71,245 crowd the largest in four years. Versalles and Hall sparked an early surge while Downing allowed eight hits.

NEW York Zoilo Versalles Minnesota Harmon Killebrew Twins New York Yankees Yankees Yankee Stadium Detroit Killebrew Versalles Bobby Tiefenauer Jimmy Hall Joe Nossek al Downing Downing Bob Allison Earl Battey Hall Nossek Ray Barker Dave Boswell Dick Stigman Boswell Elston Howard Rich Rollins Howard Tiefenauer Knuckler Sandy Valdespino Hal Reniff Pedro Ramos

White Sox edge Red Sox 4 3 in 10th after Ward homer

Pete Ward hit a game tying homer in the eighth and connected for a 10th inning winner as Chicago beat Boston 4 3 in the first game of a doubleheader. Radatz took the loss. Fisher earned the win to improve to 8 1. The second game was postponed by rain.

Chicago Pete Ward Chicago White Sox Boston Ward Dick Radatz Eddie Fisher Radatz White Sox Bill Skowron Ron Hansen Skowron Hansen Dave Nichol Son Rico Petrocelli Dennis Bennett Chica Abr Abrh Schilling Cater Malzone Robinson Yastr Ski Weis Mantilla If Martin Horton Ib Thomas Nigl Tillman Liss Bennett Berry Green Cf Peters Buford Fisher Nicholson Petrocelli Conigliaro R—Petrocelli Sb—Thomas Robinson Bennett Els Radatz L Fisher W

Orioles rout Senators 13-2 as Bunker wins again

Norm Siebern drove in three runs with a homer and two doubles and Wally Bunker tossed a five hitter, lifting Baltimore to a 13-2 victory over Washington. The Orioles pulled away with an eight-run eighth inning after Siebern boosted a 5-2 lead with a sixth inning homer.

Baltimore Norm Siebern Wally Bunker Baltimore Orioles Washington Siebern Howie Koplitz Mike McCormick Orioles Bunker Frank Howard Snyder Goaie King Beane Kandt Robins Bielberf Zimmer Blair Till Br’kman Orsino Hamlin Adair Koplitz Brumley Phaee Kirkl E—Zimmer Auelogien WR Howard SO Koplitz McCormick Duren Ridzik Duren

Jazy Aims to Meet Clarke With Winter Mile Record Quest

Mile record holder Michel Jazy of France postpones a vacation to chase Ron Clarke of Australia who recently set records in 5,000 meters and the three miles. Jazy plans races in Helsinki Berne and Cologne in late June and early July hoping to collide with Clarke.

Paris Michel Jazy France Ron Clarke Australia Jazy Rennes Peter Snell Los Angeles Clarke Hel Sinki Berne Cologne

NBC to Televise Open Playoff for U S Open

In St Louis AP reports the final holes of Monday's 18 hole playoff between Gary Player and Kel Nagle for the U S Open Golf Championship will be telecast by NBC from 4 to 5 p m EST.

ST. Louis Gary Player Kel Nagle NBC

Eight golfers reach quarterfinals in Governor's Cup Handicap

In the Bluefield Country Club Governor's Cup Handicap, eight players advance to the quarterfinals: Fred Thrasher Buddy Evans Fred Blue Earl Yeager Jerry Jones Dan Wells Bruce Walk and Tom Cook. Second-round results include Thrasher over Steve McGuire Evans over Paoliello Blue over McGhee Yeager over Heinbach Jones over Bowman Wells over Jones Walk over Rogers and Cook over Joyce. Third round set for June 22–28 with matchups Thrasher vs Evans Blue vs Yeager Jones vs Wells Walk vs Cook. Fourth round June 29–July 5, finals July 10.

Bluefield Country Club Fred Thrasher Buddy Evans Fred Blue Earl Yeager Jerry Jones Dan Wells Bruce Walk Tom Cook Thrasher Steve McGuire Dick Paoliello Jack McGhee Bill Heinbach Bill Bowman

Lou Carnesecca to Coach St Johns Redmen Next Season

Lou Carnesecca will coach the St Johns Redmen next season with Joe Lapchick as his assistant at the New York university. The announcement confirms leadership changes for the basketball program and names key figures involved.

Lou Carnesecca Joe Lapchick St. John's N.Y.) University Redmen

A's and Tigers split doubleheader in Detroit

Kansas City beat Detroit 2-1 in the nightcap as Rollie Sheldon allowed four hits and Ed Charles hit a ninth inning homer. Detroit won the opener 12-8 with Al Kaline driving in four runs including his 1,000th career RBI.

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Indians Sweep Angels, extend win streak to nine games

Cleveland Indians earned a doubleheader sweep over the Los Angeles Angels 5-0 and 3-1 as Sam McDowell pitched a two-hitter and Lee Stange a five-hitter. Rocky Colavito and Max Alvis homered, with Colavito saving a run and Alvis hitting a key homer in the eighth. The Cardinals beat the Braves 6-4 behind Phil Gagliano and Lou Brock, while Colavito contributed in the sixth. McDowell improved to 8-3 in the opener as Cleveland posted its fourth shutout in five games.

Cleveland Sam McDowell Lee Stange Cleveland Indians Los Angeles Angels Stange Willie Smith Angels Indians Rocky Colavito Max Alvis Colavito al Spangler Bob Lee Dean Chance Milwaukee St. Louis Cardinals Braves Phil Gagliano Lou Brock Alvis Barry Latman Fred Whitfield Jim Fregosi McDowell Los Ones Cente Cardenalle Brown Davalillo Fregosi Adcock Clinton Schaal Wagner Hinton Rodgers Azcue Knoop Gonzalez Tee Brock M'dow Pati Frank Bolling Los Angeles Brock Eddie _F—Fregosi Cardenal Dpos Angeles Cleve Mathews Angeles ST. Louis Lopez Gagliano Alouss Lopez L Cline Atewood Jones McBride Roger Aaron White Torre Ec Hen la Buchek Maxvill Oliver Uecker Pearten Howser Gotay Davalilio Cf Fischer Lil Khi’eh W Smith Dela Hoz Menke Power Whitfield Ib Alou Bolling Smi den Colavite LeMast Ib SO Fischer Chance Niekro Keller Latman Osinski O'Dell Nad Chance Stenge oOo wPr Woodeshick

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