Negro golfer makes history in British Amateur entry
Don Givens of San Jose California, a 26 year old from City College, is believed to be the first Negro to compete in the British Amateur in Troon Scotland. Bill Hyndman of Philadelphia and Dale Morey of High Point withdrew leaving 39 Americans in the field. Michael Bonallack remains the favorite after last year's win.
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Forty Nine West Virginia golf teams seek state berths
The Associated Press reports regional regional matches across Clarksburg Charleston Wheeling and St Albans to decide which 2 teams per region advance to Parkersburg finals at Oglebay Beckley Ui runner up from 1967 also in regional play at Kanawha Country Club. Three individuals from each regional with the lowest scores may join the Parkersburg event.
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West Virginia tennis tourney opens with top seeds named
Parsons of Charleston High and Thornhill of George Washington lead the boys and girls singles seeds as the WV scholastic tennis tournament begins at Gorman Field. Teams entered include Huntington, Charleston, Parkersburg, and Stonewall Jackson with team and individual titles at stake, and the event runs through Tuesday.
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Kanawha County
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Golf Derby Winners Highlight Local Meet at Berry Hills
Rossman and Jones capture the golf derby title in a Berry Hills event. The Charleston area hosts a massive schedule with teams like Huntington East and Parkersburg in morning and afternoon matchups, plus divisions for boys and girls with numerous seedings and pairings listed.
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Jerb Jones
Berry Hills
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Jeep’s Grip Boosts Confidence on Slippery Trails
A driver describes how four wheel drive improves control on slick hills and mixed terrain including rock sand mud and snow. The system provides extra traction that helps the vehicle maintain grip and continue with confidence in challenging conditions.
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Young Breaks Two Mile Record In San Diego Meet
George Young, 30, a Casa Grande health educator, ran 8:22 for two miles at Balboa Stadium to set the second fastest time in history and near the world mark, narrowly beating Ron Clarke. He nearly withdrew due to heat and fatigue after a day of extreme temperatures.
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