Ferrier Sets Tournament Record At Speedway Festival
Jim Ferrier 61 ties PGA tour record for low round in the Speedway Festival Golf Open. Julius Boros and Dave Finsterwald lead with 200 after 54 holes, Boros carding 65 and Finsterwald 64 as 13 under par. Ferrier’s 11 birdies and one bogey on the 6467 yard Speedway course set a new speedway mark and put him in contention for the $10,000 first prize.
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Bob Duden
Night Ony Lema
Claude King
Bill Collins
Miller Barger
Jack Burke
Ron Levétier
iMwaukee
Joan Langford
Sam Carmichael
Robby Nichals Kone
Jerry Stealsmith
Lorenzen Wins World 600 In Thrilling Charlotte Duel
Fred Lorenzen, ex-Illinois carpenter, edged Junior Johnson by three laps after Johnson blew a tire. Lorenzen earned $27,780 of the largest stock car purse to date, boosting season winnings over $80,000. Johnson finished second with Rex White third as the 53,000 crowd watched at Charlotte Motor Speedway.
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Fred Lorenzen
Illinois Carpenter
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Lorenzen
Charlotte Motor Speedway
Rex White
Buck Baker
Joe Weatherly
David Pearson
Ronda
N.C
Ford
Chevrolet
Spartanburg
Norfolk
Pontiac
S.C
Dodge
Nelson Stacy
Daytona Beach
Fla
Marvin Panch
Darel Dieringer
Mercury
Deadline Extended for Charleston Jaycee Junior Tennis Tourney
The Charleston Jaycee Boys Junior Tennis Tourney extends entry deadline to Tuesday at Watt Powell Antex courts for June 7-9. Open and Novice divisions include 18 and under, 16 and under. Local winners advance to the State Jaycee Tournament in Parkersburg June 14-16.
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Charleston Jaycee Boys
Watt Powell
Reading Belts Fight Back In Elmira Clash
Elmira edges Reading 9-6 at Gunn Field in a high scoring affair. Key contributors include J McElroy Finley and Lambert for Elmira while Reading shelves were led by Pennington and Koskik, with pitching from Higginbotham and Williams. Attendance 967 as the Pioneers suffer a tough home defeat.
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Rene Ae
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Shock
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Giannini
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Kenny
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Haney
A.R. Chert
Maloney
Sword
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Weistt
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Schalve
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Lanier
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Hugnes
Swanswick
Alard Olen
Bullocks Win Kanawha Mixed Foursome Net 138
Mr. and Mrs. Quentin Bullock shot a net 138 Sunday at Kanawha Country Club to win the mixed foursome tournament. Second place went to Mr. and Mrs. Fred McChire with 139 and another team led by Mr. and Mrs. Q. Goshorn finished third with 145.
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Kanawha Country Club
Fred McChire
Goshorn
Indians Fall Despite Three Homers In Tight Loss
In Binghamton New York the Indians dropped a 7 6 decision to Charleston as four long balls by Krase and Martinez plus Chance accounted for the runs. Charleston led 6 3 before the Trips rallied in the seventh. Seifert took the loss after relief from Schaeffer and Miller.
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N.Y
Fred Krase
Lipon
Charleston
Andulio Marti
Art Seifer
Krase
Schaeffer
Bob Miller
Charles Lomers
Martinez
Seifert
Indians
Bob Chance
Marmet Reds Take Opener
Marmet Reds edge Marmet squad in an opener as Indians manager Johnny leads the dugout and fans celebrate the early result.
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Indians
Johnny
Net Tourney Set By S C Jaycees
The South Charleston Junior Chamber of Commerce sponsors a tennis tournament on June 7 8 and 9 at Staunton Elementary School for players 18 and under and 6 and under. Four divisions crown winners who advance to the State Jaycee Tournament in Parkersburg June 14 16 with state champs then advancing to the National Jaycee Tournament in Provo Utah in early August.
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Deal
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J. M. Smith
Milstead Dies at 62 in Pleasantville Basemement Shop
Century Milstead former Yale All America tackle who died of a coronary attack at his home in Pleasantville New York. His wife found his body in the basement woodwork shop at about 4 am. Emile Griffith seeks a third welterweight title against Luis Rodriguez in a Saturday bout. The Indians rallied with homers by Martinez and Maloney to fuel a seventh inning rise. John O Donoghue earned the win over Schaeffer as the Triplets beat Binghamton.
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Milstead
Yale
Associated Press
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Indians
Martinez
Mike Maloney
Binghamton
Schaeffer
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O'Donoghue
Fred Norman
Charleston
Next Best Thing To Subway Series In Sandlot Benefit
Mets and Yankees meet in a Monday night exhibition for the Mayor's Trophy charity. The piece notes fan passion, Casey Stengel as manager and the rise of New York sandlot baseball, highlighting Ed Kranepool Pepitone and Whitey Ford while imagining a New York all star lineup.
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New York Times Co
New York
New York Mets
New York Yankees
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Mets
Charles Dillon Stengel
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Casey
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Joe Christopher
Richie Ashburn
Richie
Melis
Polo Grounds
Ed Kranepool
Joe Pepitone
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Whitey Ford
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Ember
Lou Gehrig
Frank Frisch
Phil Rizzuto
Tommy Davis
Hank Greenberg
Bobby Thomson
Rocky Colavito
Foe Torre
Ford
Johnny Murphy
Waite Hoyt
Billy Locs
Bob Shaw
Eddie Lopez
Don McMahon
al Schacht
Sandy Koufax
Piltcher
Hawaii
Bo Belinsky
Gehrig
Greenberg
Kranepool
Pepitone
Joe Judge
Buddy Hassel
Babe Young
Frank
Crowe Dies After Indiana Derby Crash
Allen Crowe, racing driver, was fatally injured when his car crashed into the wall at New Bremen Ohio Speedway after competing in the Memorial Day shmile race in Indianapolis. Roger McCluskey won the 30 lap sprint race.
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Crowe
Walter Hansgen
Westfield
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