Championship Wrestling Prepares For Bluefield Auditorium Show
A mixed tag team match and the Southeastern Heavyweight Championship will headline a Bluefield Auditorium card. Al The Hated Spider Galiente defends against Chuck Mr America Gorman with Mountaineer and Joann Mullenniex facing Mouthy Jan Madrid and Bikini Betty Hawkins. Referee Billy Fox will oversee the main events and a postmatch dance by The Swing Kings follows until 2 a.m.
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Jan Madrid
Bikini Betty Hawkins
West Virginia
Billy
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Smitty Smith
Cecil Surrat
Wimbledon Weather Halts MacKay Mark in Rain
Rain and wind halted the Wimbledon match between Barry MacKay and Bob Mark in the noon round. MacKay, 22, trailing 6-4 8-6, vowed to win tomorrow as conditions deteriorated. Mulloy led Green 26 64 21 before rain paused play.
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Willie Mays Seeks Guidance to End Batting Slump
Willie Mays asked for older guidance to fix his hitting after a 7 point drop to 372, saying only Hank Sauer among teammates offered input. The Giants star, in a Cincinnati interview with Cannon, admitted no one else has explained his slump, despite leading the league.
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Tommy Bolt Fined $500 by PGA for Ethics Violation
Tommy Bolt, recent National Open winner, was fined $500 by the PGA for ethics code violations after a nine hole session in the Long Island Open. The incident followed recent criticism from Frank X. Shields over alleged abusive language at Pine Hollow. Bolt cited illness and left the course, amid questions about future appearances on the tour.
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Johnson City Rips Salem 14-7
Johnson City overwhelmed Salem 14-7 as Dan Cater hit three home runs and a double with eight RBIs. Pitcher Bob Shuman earned the win over Frank Russo, while crowds of about 1,125 watched the Appy league opener in Wytheville and Salem.
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Tennessee Boys
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Frank Russo
Charleston Drops Fourth Road Game at St Paul
Charleston lost its fourth road game in five starts, 5-2 to St Paul. Paul LaPalme earned the win after a four-run first inning helped the Saints build a quick lead. Carey took the loss for Charleston with relief from Schultz Presko and Houtteman.
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Busso Beats Ortiz In Split Decision At Madison Square Garden
Johnny Busso, a free swinging lightweight, handed Carlos Ortiz the first defeat of his 28 bout career by a split decision over 10 rounds at Madison Square Garden. Ortiz weighed 137 pounds, Busso 137% pounds.
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Major Baseball Standings and Results Digest
Major leagues standings show Milwaukee leading the National League with 3 wins and 5 losses, St Louis and San Francisco close behind with 4 and 6 records. Yesterday Los Angeles beat Milwaukee 3 1 Philadelphia won 5 4 over St Louis Cincinnati edged San Francisco 6 5 Chicago defeated Pittsburgh 3 1. Gameday pitchers listed for Los Angeles Milwaukee Chicago Pittsburgh San Francisco Cincinnati St Louis Philadelphia. American League leaders New York Kansas City Detroit Boston and Cleveland jockey for position as results include New York 10 Kansas City 3 Cleveland 6 Baltimore 5 Chicago 3 Washington 0 Detroit 7 Boston 4. Tomorrow previewed matchups feature Ford, Urban, McCormick, Nuxhall, Maghe, Simmons, and Drott.
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Dodgers Beat Braves for Seventh Straight Victory
The Los Angeles Dodgers defeated Milwaukee 3-1 behind Dick Gray and Johnny Roseboro homers and seven‑hit pitching by Sandy Koufax. Aaron homered for Milwaukee, his 12th, as the Braves lost their ninth in a row to a lefty.
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All Star Starters Voted With Right Handed Balance
The 1958 All Star selections favor right handed hitters and pitchers led by Bob Turley and Bob Friend as likely starting pitchers. Williams and Berra miss the starting lineup, Nellie Fox earns second base for the American, and Stan Musial tops the NL votes with 201. Eight teams are unrepresented among starters with selections set to be completed Sunday.
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Bragan Receives Offers After Cleveland Firing
Bobby Bragan said Friday he has received two high minor league managerial offers after being fired Thursday as Cleveland Indians manager. He has not decided yet and will choose within a few days, but did not reveal the sources of the offers.
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Pierce Misses Perfect Tilt As FitzGerald Raps Out Pinch-Hit Double
Chicago veteran Billy Pierce pitched 82 innings of near perfection before pinch hitter Ed FitzGerald doubled to right field, ending a bid for a no-hit effort as the White Sox beat Washington 3-0. Pierce, at 31, has three one-hitters and 29 shutouts in his career.
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Colavito powers Indians to 6-5 win over Orioles
Cleveland rallies from behind as Rocky Colavito slams a 12th homer and two doubles driving in half of the Tribe’s runs. Bob Avila and Vic Power spark the late offense after Ray Narleski, then Don Messi, falter. Orioles’ three-run lead vanishes in third as Cleveland ties and then wins in sixth.
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Santrock Kellmeyer Lead Jaycees Junior Tennis Play
John Santrock of Charleston top seed in Boys 15 and under reached the final, beating Chip Richardson and Wayne Wookey on the Spacain courts. Fred Kellmeyer Jr. of Charleston advanced to the Junior semifinals with Allan Wein Ned Ragland and John Ferry advancing. Kellmeyer to face Wein.
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