Amateur to Pro Shift Noted In Golf And Local Sports
Three of the last five National Amateur winners have turned pro as golf’s impact on American amateurs grows. Campbell and Cowan, 1964 and 1966 champs, keep amateur status. others like Dickson, Beman and Murphy move to pay play. The piece also covers coaching moves, Notre Dame spring practice, and scheduling woes in the Southern Conference with WVU and Marshall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
Billy Campbell
Canterbury
West
Teur
Deane Beman
Bob Murphy
Campbell
Cowan
Scioto
Columbus
Sport Magazine
Casey Stengel
Judnick
Walt Judnich
St. Louis
Joe Kuharich
Philadelphia Eagles
Sonny Jurgenson
Norm Snead
Ralph May
Huntington Central
Ralph
Marshall
Claude Miller
Roger Hart
Philippi High School
Charleston High
Morris Harvey
Kanawha County
Stonewall Jackson
Tsuchiya
Charleston
Ashland
Ron Tsuchiya
Greater Charleston Swimming Assn
Tom Jarvis
M.H
Jeanie
Ellis Johnson
D'Antoni
Danny
Marshall U
Mullens
WVU
5.C
Richmond
VMI
Mary
East Carolina
West Virginia
Kentucky
Harry Lancaster
Wildcats
Duke
North Carolina
Civic Center
Carroll Stumpp Beaten in Golf and NCAA Report
Report covers a mixed college and professional sports snapshot. It notes former St Albans outfielder Tom Turner reporting to the Staunton NCAA baseball league in Virginia after a freshman season with the Glenville Pioneers, plus Carolinas women’s golf opening matches at Golden Horseshoe and Patriots acquiring Gene Thomas from the Chiefs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Albans High
Tom Turner
Staunton
Virginia
Glenville Pioneers
Williamsburg, Va
Carolinas
Virginias
Golden Horseshoe Course
Carolyn Cudone
Didi Owens
Sally, Carrail
Wheeling
W. Va
Frances Henke
Barbaral Myers
Maxine Palmer
Nancy; Stampp
Nancy Holman
Ripley Advances to Semi Final After Bus Delay
Ripley pitcher Lanny Casto leads a 5-0 start and Jay Chambers shuts down the opponent as Ripley defeats Union 2-1 in the state tournament. Ripley, 13-10, faces Wheeling at 2 p.m. with Parkersburg vs Sophia in the night session and a 7:30 p.m. final.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danny Wells
Parkersburg
City Park
Ripley
Union
Vikings
Dick Bettlee
Wheeling
Buckhannon
Sophia
Delpark
Corky Griffith
Lanny Casto
Jay Chamberl
Ace
Cayle
Chambers
Lou
Lanny
Griffith
Neff's 350-foot homer lifts Sophia past Keyser in opener
In Parkersburg the first state tournament games went to the hitters as Sophia beat Keyser 7-6 on Don Neff's 350-foot homer in the seventh. Parkersburg then routed Huntington 7-0 behind 12 hits. Sophia advances to noon semi final while Keyser suffers its first loss in two years. Kent Martin pitched for Sophia with 10 strikeouts despite six runs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkersburg
Ichange
Don Neff
Sophia
Keyser
Huntington
Jess Lacy
Neff
Lacy
Kent Martin
Martin
Howard Socks 22nd Home Run Delivers Win for Sens
Ripley drops behind after a late rally as Mike Fullen holds them to two hits over five innings. Howard Socks delivers a run scoring blast in the 22nd inning followed by Wheeling’s run in the third. Cleveland tops Chicago while Baltimore and New York win in league results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Young
Ripley
Mike Fullen
Union
Inn
Don Belcher
Lester Famphers
Glen Carter
Wheeling
Jim Ae
Mike Krusty
Baltimore
Washington
Oakland
Cleveland
Chicago
Detroit
Boston
Land
California
New York
Minnesota
Sessa
Perrain
Kath
Roland
Weshington
Ortega
O'Donoghue
Snunet
McGlothlin
Neue Yore
Katecaon
Mone
Frank Howard
Ron Hansen
Washington Baltimore
Senators
Angela
Oakland Athletics
Howard
Orioles
Sophia
Chica Uradey
Meats
Keyser Sophomo
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Paul Slater
Ed Stroud
Rage
Phialys
St. Louis
Houston
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
Dowell
Sch
Prnladelpnia
San’ Francisto
Hinton Rs
Hendreks
Cincinnati
Atlar
Tac Clark
Mike Epstein
Satriano
Belanger
Buford
Qakland
Washington Noap
Frobendr
Pitsburgh
Keyser
Abr
I Paitin
Unser
Stroud Rt
Sismeler
Odonhue
St. Louiant Pet
Ubiak
Howart
Kenatrick
McMulla
Batlen
Gale
Pagliarni
Don Gibson
Hansen
Cinginnat
Blue Hawks
Casanova
Bertalia
Hicaso
Ego
Siriano Hendricks
Louis Iveatourn
Birger
Achey Bamakinsey
New Yort
Ryan
Washinston
Fae Ooe
Parkersburg
Brabender Fir
Veale
HRBE
Detany
Se—Steta
Campsnert
Norman
Roberts Gb
Power
Cheuvront
Vea Griffin
Johnston
Percelin Eaton
Bestaina
Piggins
Jophion
Huntington
O Tribe
Eilinger
Jallangee
Simmons Rf
Alhitter
Vic Davalillo
McKinney
FE Stewie
White Sox
Quinn
Filtinger
Ballenger
Berts
Eveland
Grittin
We Adams
Flinger
Alomar
Huntingter
Ward
Thorton
Pruett & Aga
McCraw
Vidal Rf Agnoo
Critha
Savder Ri
Sims
Gwinn
Wilson Given
Avis
Cardenal
Pwood
Harper Ri
Wsmith
Ibonan SpaNia AB Ty
Bikovser Abrh
Fuller
Boo
Whatrenerf Slater
Vine
McMahot
Wagner Ph
Hawningett Prunestl
Moseer
Josephsn
Alvis
Sigler
Bradford
Siebert
Poddard
Delsher
Ofuller
Voss Ffer
Davalillo
Sibson
Martin
Ais
Barnhouse
Boenmes
Jarvey
Pooleman
Evelant
E—Davis
Spradford
L Brown
Snyder
Moder
Om Keyser
Otts
G Svidal
Josephson
Salomar
E—Jones
Gibson
Cline
Gloson
Silks
Mmartin
Gode
Ronr
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Hardman
By 4
L. Hardman
Monty
Chriti
Notre Dame
the Observer
Frank Criniti
Tim Monty
Mickey McDade
Charleston Catholic
J. Homer
Robinson
McMillan Hospital
Robbie
DuPont
Belle
Maxwell Street
Sam Lepinsky
Joe McClain
Sam
Joe
Triple A
West Virginia A
Stengel
Javins
Thomas
Patriots
Boston! ‘Patriots
American Football League
Gene Thomas
Kansas City Chiefs
Casvo
John Hudson
New York Yankee
Joe Pepitone
Pepitone
Yankees
Kettler
Rich Starkey
Keshiod
Debbie Hudson
John
Gary Jeskie
Debbie
Dave Raines
Paul
Starkey
Avorite
Rbi Bachman
Evo Krysty
Um C
Moore
Otals Waihanpte
Andre Ich
Aig
Erkey Bone
Rou
Stach
Eriracine
Kristy
Jechum
Rich Starke
Jeskle
Crusty
Uckhammnon
Rich Steer
Matters Owlnn
Aler
U—Wilson
ABRH
RBI
Carter
Walker
Weikle
Belcher
Ib Fullen
Bell of
Huephires Rock
Raines
Swisher
Crarabery
Ayers
Maney Carter
Wolkie
Fos Charter
Casto
Aines
Db Union
Casto Chambers
Feeney
Balki Chambers
Bs Given
Tonini
Sgio
HSK
Seagram
V.O
Sakrete
Evans Lumber
South Charleston
Ampbell
Towson
Maryland
Harry T. Campbell Sons‘ Corp
Flinthote Ce
Reid
Sakrete Desler
Sakrete, Inc
Loewenstein & Sons
Morris & Nycar
Charleston, W. VA
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