Bob Parker Named Manager of Fincastle Country Club
Bob Parker, a Virginian with 14 years at the Greenbrier as assistant general manager, is named manager of Fincastle Country Club. He previously led Edgewood Country Club in Charleston and holds a Cornell Club Management course, with past roles at Ormond Beach and Bedford Springs.
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Bills Sign Punter Paul MaGuire For 1966 Season
The Buffalo Bills sign punter Paul MaGuire to a contract for 1966. MaGuire averaged 43 yards on 80 punts last season for the team in the American Football League.
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Surging Cincy Tops Giants
Tony Perez pinch single in 10th drives in Chico Ruiz with Cardenas beating a slow roller and Perez batting for winning pitcher Billy McCool. Linzy relieved Marichal then left for pinch runner as Perez put Cincinnati ahead, ending Linzy’s 12 straight retired after a sixth inning homer by Tommy Harper.
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Baseball results with scattered scores across leagues
American League games show Detroit 1 Minnesota 0 and Chicago 2 New York 1 while Washington beats Boston 4 3. Baltimore visits California with various pitcher lines including Bertaiia and Lopez. Kansas City dominates Cleveland 7 1 and two more doubleheaders feature multiple pitchers such as Sparma Lolich and Talbot.
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Astros Edge Cardinals 3-2 in Wholesale Fielding
Houston defeats St. Louis 3-2 as Mike Cuellar earns his sixth win despite four Astros errors. Sonny Jackson hit an inside the park homer and Staub scored on wild throws aiding the rally. Cuellar allowed seven hits over eight innings with relief from Hoerner.
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Birds Win Road Duel as Mets Top Orioles in Extra Innings
Marion Mets edged Bluefield Orioles 8 7 in ten innings at Bowen Field. Bob Sabo earned the win for Marion while Dick Rhine took the loss for Baltimore as 602 spectators watched a back forth game with four doubles and a Mike Gerick triple fueling the Mets.
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Braves sweep Dodgers in day-night twin bill
Atlanta dominates Los Angeles 5-4 in the night game and 4-3 in the afternoon, led by Ken Johnson tossing a complete game and a three-run rally in the sixth. Torre and Carty homered for the Dodgers, while Wills and Parker provided early offense for Los Angeles.
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Princeton Elks Club hosts 1966 West Virginia Elks golf
The 1966 West Virginia Elks state golf tournament finished at the Princeton Elks club and may relocate next year with other clubs in consideration. Harold Volkin, longtime tournament chairman, plans a new cochairman and praises John McDowell and Fred Saunders for their help. Local golfers praise Fincastle course improvements and condition, noting water on all fairways and greens aiding play.
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Kazmierski Wins 1966 Women's Collegiate Golf Title
Joyce Kazmierski of Michigan State defeated Bobbie Jo Gabrielsen of Georgia 2 and 1 to win the 1966 Women's Collegiate Golf Championship in Columbus Ohio after a 36 hole final.
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Florida golfer wins Stanford NCAA title in esthetic show
Pudgy Bob Murphy of Florida fired a four under par 68 on Saturday to win the NCAA golf championship in Stanford California, adding the NCAA crown to his National Amateur title and completing a big weekend for the Floridian golfer.
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Terrell Jones Meet In WBA Title Bout Tuesday
Houston AP Terrell defends his WBA heavyweight title Tuesday night at Sam Houston Coliseum against challenger Doug Jones in a 15 round bout. The two fighters bring records 36-4 with 18 KOs and 29-6-1 with 19 KOs respectively as a near capacity crowd expects 10,000 fans with nationwide closed circuit showings.
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Arman Fletcher Overcomes Handicap To Reach Elks National Runner Up
Arman Fletcher, hampered by a long troubled leg and multiple operations, made a strong showing at the National Elks tournament at Southern Pines NC. He finished as runner up in a field of over 350, four behind leader Larry Dempsey after a 71 in qualifying. rain and three putts on casual water on No 11-13 dash hopes. He hopes his leg will be at full strength by next season.
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Fletcher’s Reflections On Fincastle Course Shape
Fletcher would have liked to stay and play the new Fincastle course after the Elks but needed to return to work. Discussion suggests if he had grown up on Fincastle he might have become one of the country’s top golfers.
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Church League Opens Season With Eight Teams
The Bluefield Church Softball League launches its second season with eight teams. Bramwell Presbyterian leads at 60, followed by Falls Mills Christian 4-1 and Midway Christian 4-2. Games are Tuesdays and Thursdays at 6 30 and 8 00 at City Field, with a tournament set for August 2 4.
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Hershberger and Stahl Star in A's 7 1 Victory Over Indians
Mike Hershberger drove in four runs and Larry Stahl collected three key hits as the Kansas City Athletics defeated Cleveland 7-1. The A's broke the game open with three seventh inning runs and two more in the eighth, backed by solid defense and timely hitting from Hershberger, Stahl, Campaneris, and Gosger. Max Alvis homered for Cleveland, but the Indians could not sustain early momentum.
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Bluefield and Salem Post Football Wins on Friday
Bluefield defeated Marion 7 to 3 while Salem beat Corvington 15 to 5. Johnson City played Bluefield to a 0 to 0 tie at night.
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Baseball Roundup with NL Scores and Sunday Games
National League results New York beat Chicago 9 3 Atlanta defeated Los Angeles 5 4 Upcoming night games feature Los Angeles at Atlanta San Francisco at Cincinnati St Louis at Houston On Sunday pairings include Fryama at Philadelphia Ribant and Rustock for New York Koufax versus Lemaster Perry at Maloney Jackson at Roberts and Simmons at Faul 1-1 1-1
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