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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1960

Page

5

Stock Holders Night At Watt Powell Park Seeks Ozzie Down

A. E. Hardman reports stock holders night at Watt Powell Park on Saturday June 11. Ozzie perched above the scoreboard remains unlikely to descend unless the crowd fills the park and a home move by his wife prompts action. Marvin Milkes hints the park could be full that night to coax him down.

Watt Powell Park Ozzie Ball Park Marvin Milkes Marvin Ecity Tom Horner Virgil F. Frizell Rocco J. Gorman Harry Wallace John A. Shanklin Frizzell

Hogan and Rosburg Lead Memphis Open Golf Show

Bantam Ben Hogan, Bob Rosburg and J C Goosie share the Memphis Open lead at 132 after rounds at Colonial Country Club. Goosie shot 70, Hogan added 66 to move up, Rosburg slumped with an 83 34 67 as other pros chase near the top.

Memphis Ben Hogan Bob Rosburg J.C. Goosie Goosie Colonial Country Club Hogan Fort Worth Tex Rosburg Palo Alto Calif

Golfer Goose Holds Lead As Crowds Cheer Comeback Run

In Knoxville Tennessee 50-year-old mallet headed putter owner Goose impresses with 28 putts while Hogan returns to form fueling a big gallery. Leaders listed include Rosburg Hogar Goose Collins Venturi Wininger Goalby January Player Harney Pittman Clark Boros Maxwell MechAullin Hill and others as scores stack.

Goosie Knoxville Tenn Hogan Bob Rosburg Ben Hogar J.C. Goose Bill Collins Ken Venturd Bo Wininger Boo Goalby Don Gary Paul Harney Howie Johnson Kerry Pittman Jimmy Clark Julius Boros Billy Maxwell John MechAullin Dave Hill Fesp Tommy Jacobs Griesberger Doug Sanders Dave Marr Fred Hawkins John Brodie

Coach Rumors Swirl Over Local High School Football Jobs

Rumors say South Charleston is courting Leon McCoy of Winfield as coach over Charleston High. McCoy may favor Charleston High where he starred, while South Charleston would let him pick his assistants. A faction wants Jess Lilly from Elkview as coach, but Lilly is not interested, preferring current position and future consolidation plans. A board of education meeting next Thursday could settle the matter.

South Charleston Charleston High Leon McCoy Winfield Mac Chemical City Jess Lilly Elkview Jess Clendenin Board of Education

Filly Standouts In Race Today At Belmont and Washing Park

Royal Native and Indian Maid head a strong field in the Top Flight Handicap at Belmont Park with 126 pounds topweight. Tempted and Indiana Maid also figure, while Beverly Handicap action at Washington Park includes 125 pounds for many fillies. Mystic heads the Brandywine Turf field at Delaware Park, and Hollywood Park sees Fleet Nasrullah among speedsters in the Hollywood Nasrullah Handicap.

Associated Press Tempted Belmont Park Washington Park Belmont William B. MacDonald Mooring Indiana Maid Mary Keim Beverly Delaware Delaware Park Mahlon Kline Garden State Park Reginald Webester Quill C. V. Whitney Bug Brush Monmouth Park Chicago Equifun Equifin Judy Baverly Woodlawn Hollywood Park Johnston Hollywood Nasrullah Turiong Ole Foss Clandestine Tand Aliwar

WVU Gridmen On Honor List

Morgantown AP reports eight West Virginia University football players earned B average or better last semester. Four scholars study engineering: Frank Schneider Columbus Ohio Dave Santrock Dunbar Sonny Carr Parsons and Charlie Bonar Moundsville. Others include Richard McGraw Ansted pre law, Dave Hess Bridgeport pre medicine, Bol Bencke Perryopolis Pa and Johnny Merrow Shinnston physical education majors.

Morgantown West Virginia University Gene Corum Engineering Frank Schneider Columbus Ohio Dave Santrock Dunbar Sonny Carr Parsons Charlie Bonar Moundsville Richard McGraw Ansted Dave ‘Hess Bridgeport Bol Bencke Perryopolis Johnny Merrow Shinnston

Hal Woodeshirk hurls first complete game since 1958 in 4-1 Senators win

Washington pitcher Hal Woodeshirk threw his first complete game in the American League since 1958, allowing five hits as the Senators beat the Baltimore Orioles 4-1 before 11,668 fans. Bob Allison led Washington with a triple, homer, and three RBIs, ending Baltimore’s three-game win streak.

Washington Hal Woodeshirk Baltimore Orioles Bob Allison Senators Milt Pappas Cleveland Indians Detroit Grestling Gardner Woodling Brandt Greenef Droge Allison Robinson Lemon Hansen Kil Tasby Becquer Courtney Batley Thomas Pappas Wadeshick Piola aNicholson Pearson Nwust Portocarreron E—Killeprew Valdivielso Throneberry Allson Hr—Alfison Sb—Baftey S—Breeding Weedeshick Thronebderry

A's Rally Past White Sox 7-2 on Friday Night

Kansas City Athletics beat the Chicago White Sox 7-2 as Bud Daley earned his seventh win. The A's used scoring chances to stay within one game of Detroit, with key hits from Lumpe Fox and Throneberry and strong pitching support from Daley and teammates.

Chicago Kansas City Athletics Chicago White Sox Bud Daley Detroit Kansas City Tuttle Aparicio Fox Carey Minosa Ff Siebern Sievers Ib Snyder Smith Herzog Freese Baver Landis O'B Brown Wynn Hamlin Moore Daley Aklus Staley Poor bTorgeson Staley Shigago E—Smith Throneberry Hamtin Lumpe Sievers Hr—Brown S—Tuttle Trowbridge Pb—Brown Ament Drurmond Sern

Fined Hurler Plans Appeal Against Phillies Fine

Pitcher Jack Meyer, hospitalized with a back injury, plans to hire a lawyer and appeal to Commissioner Ford Frick over a $1200 fine levied by the Philadelphia Phillies for a roughhouse incident in a Pittsburgh hotel. Meyer alleges inadequate investigation and that the punishment mirrors no clear fault, while team leadership questions his attitude as he seeks release.

Philadelphia Jack Meyer Baseball Commissioner's Office Philadelphia Phillies Meyer Pittsburgh Ford Frick Phillies Pune Cincinnati Mauch Quinn Chib Bob Carpenter Myer

Rawls Ziske lead at Wolverine Open after opening round

Betsy Rawls and Joyce Ziske share a two under par 73 at Hillcrest Country Club to lead the 28 pros and 14 amateurs in the Wolverine Open. Meyer recalls a restaurant scuffle with writers and a teammate dousing him with water before retreating to his room to sleep as the team sought to calm tensions.

Meyer Mount Clemens Mich Betsy Rawls Pert Joyce Wolverine Pittsburgh Harry Anderson Hillcrest Anderson Thej Rother Idsyee Ziake al Marlene Haga Shley Barbara Romack Katey Cornelia Marilynn Smith Fay Crocker Ruth Jessen Patty Berg Peggy Kirk Louise Suggs

Aspromonte Sparks Cleveland Victory

Cleveland hurler Ken Aspromonte powered the Indians to a 6-2 win with two home runs two singles and three RBIs as the offense produced consistently against a struggling opponent.

Aspromonte Sparks Cleveland Victory Cleveland Ken Aspspromonte Cleveland Indians

Emil Griffith Wins Decision in 10 Round Fight

Emil Griffith won a split decision over Jorge Fernandez in a 10 round television bout at St Nicho Jas Arena amid fan uproar. Referee Peter Della and judge Jack Gordon had Griffith 5-4-1, while Joe Agnello scored Fernandez ahead 6-4. Fernandez led on the bout card 5-4-1.

New York APJ Emil Griffith Argentina Jorge Fernandez St. Nicho ‘Jas Arena Peter Della Jack Gordon Griffith Joe Agnello Fernandez

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