Local golf hopeful Nell Carpenter faces disruption after house fire
Nell Carpenter prepares to defend the Kanawha Valley Women's Amateur title at Kanawha Country Club while coping with a family fire that damaged their home. Her husband Mel Carpenter is keeping pro duties, and the field for the 1964 tournament includes 72 top contenders led by Lorena Vande Linde and Helen Tattersall. Qualifying for the men’s club championship continues at Edgewood and Meadowbrook with notable scores from Dr. Ed Jackson, Bill McKee, Tommy Mollencop, Harry Salmons, and Tubby Fowler.
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Nell Carpenter
Kanawha Valley
Nell
Edgewood
Mel Carpenter
Kanawha Country Club
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Kanawha
John Jarvis
Mrs. Carpenter
Lorena Vande Linde
Helen Tattersall
Sis Thayer
Edith Schrader
Nancy Slagle
Helsine Rotgin
Ann Bird
Lucy Crichton
Vande Linde
A. F. Patterson
M. M. Moorhead
H. D. Everett
John V. Ray
H. PD. Everett
M. G. Geiger
R. B. Bulbaugh
Meadowbrook
Ed Jackson
Bill McKee
Tommy Mollencop
Harry Salmons
Tubby Fowler
MacArthur Urges Compliance in Amateur Athletics Fight
General Douglas MacArthur urged the AAU and NCAA to honor their pledge to avoid actions that could weaken U S international teams. He rebuked the parties over the ongoing AAU NCAA dispute as athletes face possible limited participation in the St Louis nationals June 21 22 and the Moscow track meet in July.
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New York
Douglas MacArthur
AAU
NCAA
St. Louis
United States
Moscow
Russia
Amateur Athletic Union
U.S
Moose’s Goose Gets Poached by Concrete Supply
The Moose team of the St. Albans Babe Ruth League committed three errors and fell 20 to 1 to Concrete Supply. It was a rough day on the field for Moose with a lopsided defeat and calendar results to follow.
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Moose
St. .Allans
New York Mets
U S Golfers Lose Surprises At St Andrews British Am
American Walker Cup players Labron Harris Billy Joe Patton and Bob Gardner suffered upset defeats as the British Amateur Championship at St Andrews progressed. Ed Updegraff battled back to win on the 19th hole while James Pirie beat Patton and Dick Smith defeated Gardner 2 and 1. Several Americans remained in the field including Davies Sikes Gray and Updegraff with early rounds clouded by windy, variable conditions.
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ST. Andrews
Scotland
United States
Labron Harris
Billy Joe
Patton
Bob Gardner
Ed Updegraff
Tucson
Ariz
Richard Gardiner-Hill
England
Updegraff
James Pirie
Morganton
N. C
Dick Smith
Gardner
Essex Fells
N. J
Lionel Smith
Harris
Stillwater
Okla
Charlie Smith
Gastonia
N.C
Richard Davies
Pasadena
Calif
Dawning Gray
Pensacola Fla
Dick Sikes
Springdale
Ark
Smith
Marshall Douglas
Davies
Peter Davidson
Sikes
Gorden Cash
Gray
Billy Joe Patton
U.S
Unaccus Patton
Pirie
Beckley Wins 19-Inning State Tourney Opener
Beckley outlasted Frankford 2-1 in a 19 inning marathon at Parkersburg City Park. Allen Mahoney started for Beckley and pitched into the 19th before a two base error opened the door for Frankford. The Flying Eagles scored in the bottom of the 19th on two singles and a double to claim the win and advance to face Fairview.
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Associated Press
Allen Mahoney
Beckley
Parkersburg
Frankford
Fairview
Parkersburg City Park
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