Princeton Star Miller Receives Jersey Honor at Assembly
Miller of the AAA state champion Tigers earned a standing ovation as Keatley announced his jersey will join the trophy case. He collected the senior athlete achievement plaque, best all around senior, top scorer and rebounder, and top percentage shooter, while averaging 24 points and 14 rebounds per game. Miller captained the Sports Writers All State team two years.
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Sedgewood Club Championship Tennis Matches Today
In Sedgewood Tennis Club action the Club Championship continues with a 10:00 match. Thursday results include Charlie Monroe defeating Leroy Mabe 61 67 63 in Men's B Singles and Aaron Saunders 6 2 7 4 in Men’s A Singles. Today's main event features Susan Johnson against Caro in Ladies B Singles Championship.
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Fregosi Out as Angels Hire Gene Mauch as Manager
California Angels fire Jim Fregosi after three years and playoff run. Gene Mauch, former Phillies Expos and Twins skipper, named new manager, joining as director of player personnel amid club underperformance and owner Gene Autry’s spending. Donnie Allison may be released from Charlotte hospital next week as condition improves to satisfactory.
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Legion team to get permanent Bluefield ball field
The Bluefield American Legion baseball team will gain a permanent home this summer as Riley-West Post plans a new field beside Brushfork Armory. Planning Commission set to begin construction soon with extensive community support and in-kind donations from local businesses and volunteers.
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Rock Camp Hosts Slow-Pitch Tourney For Women
The Gary's Girls sponsor a double-elimination softball tournament at Rock Camp Field on June 1921 with a 55 dollar entry for 10 teams. Teams provide 11 inch balls and trophies awarded to the top three, with two members of each winning team honored. Drawing set for June 19 at 8 a.m. at the field. contact Gary Hazelwood or Judy Dent for details.
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Graham High School All-Sports Banquet Set Saturday
The Graham High School All-Sports Banquet will be held Saturday at 6:30 p.m. in the high school cafeteria. Special awards and trophies will be presented to outstanding athletes in all sports. Boosters' Club awards will be presented, and cheerleaders, seniors, and parents will be recognized. Tickets are $3.50 and available at the door.
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Giants rally in eighth to beat Giants? Wait
Giants reliever Gary Lavelle wild pickoff throw sparks five-run eighth inning for Cincinnati as Oester scores on a misplay. Sam Mesias drives in the tying run with a single, then George Foster and Dan Driessen add key hits. In other NL action, Pittsburgh defeats Chicago 9-4 on Dale Berra’s clearing double. Milwaukee beats Detroit 7-1 with a Roy Howell grand slam.
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Cook, Newton Tie For Kemper Open First-Round Lead
Rookie John Cook shot 5 under 65 to share the lead with Australian Jack Newton after a 30 minute storm delay and rain conditions. Newton battled morning showers and a heavy downpour but was pleased to finish his round as the Kemper Open began in Bethesda Maryland.
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