Crampton Leads After Bird Run At Speedway Open
Australian Bruce Crampton led the Speedway Open with a four under par 68 after a birdie run on the back nine. A large group tied for second at 70 included John Lively with a hole in one, Billy Casper, Bob Goalby, Frank Beard, Don Fairfield, Bobby Cole, and Jim Grant.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Bruce Crampton
John Lively
Billy Casper
Casper
Bob Goalby
Frank Beard
Don Fairfield
Bobby Cole
South Africa
Jim Grant
Lively
Stourney
Bobby Nichols
Erid Crampton
Connecticut
Bao Gosisy Ranttee
Jack Tuthi
Robert F. Kennedy
Fulton
Dutch Harrison
Ed Tutwiler
Linament
Gindy Gilbert
Fred Marti
Bor Energy
Bon Hereings
Kermittarey
Snead
George Thorpe
Sammy
Fonn Imotenos Snead
R. H. Sikes
Ken Still
Tarry Mowry
Ken Fulton
Mike Hill
Beere
Dick Lotz
Ben Aleks
Crampton
wBick Comfort
Don Finsterwalc
Greentree
Bob Mgcelsier
Close-out Camping Gear Prices and Items Listing
A damaged sale notice lists close-out pricing on camping equipment. Items include blankets, tents, sleeping gear, canteens, mess kits, canes, and tools with marked prices such as folding cots 5.95 and air mattresses 2.09. The text mentions period pricing and reg. values, with several items listed for discount.
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Jerry Ugs
TeuMier St Hines
Recreation Program Set at West Virginia State College
The sixth annual recreation program theme Olympic Games and Physical Fitness is directed by Grant Gray with Bucky Dawson as assistant. Registration Monday 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the college gym. Activities include fitness events basketball tennis volleyball rack softball and swimming for ages six through 17 from June 11 to August 9 with a $3 fee for swim classes.
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Department of Health, Physical Education and Safety
West Virginia State College
Grant
Gray
Bucky Dawson
Institute
Reflections on America Violence and Decline
Jim Murray laments national violence and decay in a fiery column. He denounces crime rhetoric, political anger, and cultural erosion while warning that the republic risks collapse and the death of democracy.
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Canary
Cat
Paul Harvey
Fulton J. Murray
America
Republic
Pennsylvania Ave
Arlington
Detroit
Curtis Person captures 64th U.S. Seniors title in playoff
Curtis Person 57 of Memphis defeated David Goldman in a three stroke playoff to win the 64th annual U S Seniors Golf Association event at Apawamis after two rounds tied at 143. Person shot 73 to Goldman's 76 in the 18 hole decider, with a birdie on 14 after Goldman bogeyed.
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Rye
N.Y
Curtis Person
Memphis
Goldman
Person
IYMCA Schedules Three Golf Classes
Malcolm White leads three golf classes announced by the IYMCA. More information is available by calling the YMCA.
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IYMCA
Malcolm White
The
YMCA
YMCA Plans Additional Golf Classes Start June 20 and 21
Dr Lambrechts announces three more golf classes to begin June 20 and 21. The four initial meetings will be at the YMCA on Capitol Street, with remaining sessions at Coonskin Driving Range. A teen beginners class runs 6:30 to 7:30 pm June 20, adults beginners at 7:30, then advanced and other classes follow through June 21.
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YMCA
Capitol Street
Coonskin
J. B. Holt
Charles Holz
Bob Wise
P.m
H. Robson
Char
Lre Holz
Marichal Downs Cubs in 10th Card Win Streak
San Francisco ace Juan Marichal improved to 10-2 with his sixth straight win as Ed Charles and Willie McCovey delivered key singles. In New York, Hart hit two homers fueling a 7-2 win while Cepeda and Cepeda’s teammates helped St. Louis extend a streak. Bob Gibson hurled a three-hitter for a 4-0 victory over Houston delivering the Cardinals’ ninth straight win.
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San Francisco
McCarver
Jim Hart
Ron Tay
Juan Ma
Cardinals
Cepeda Draveller
Don Wil
Ed Charles Rchal
LOUIS
Houston
Salem
Cubs
Willie Mays
Wil Maxvills
Bateman
McCovey
Morena Coggi
Pat Nies Hart
Bizsame Poco
New York
Chicago
Dick Farrell
Frank Aya Ling
Grat Johnson
Mays
Sane Gy
Tinea O
E—D.wilton
St.Louis
Stutovls
BI Goossen
Lohnson
Hart
Duccbber
Kranmel
Homley
Sigma
Lamebe
R Taylor
Spangler
Biasingame
Eed Hertrain
Ted In
Batemai
Marichal
Mets
Ieee Ems
Gieseres
Aesecr
Phillips
Backert
Cookie Rojas
Johony
Vabede
Kenene
Charles Briggs
Tony Gonzalez
Acigeg
Chicago Cubs
Phillies
Selma
Hortenstein
Rick Wise
I Reberger
Gibson Harts
Bob Gibson
St. Louis Cardinals
Astros
No-Hitter Leads Delmar to 4-0 Victory Over POLICE
Butch Glover fired a no-hit shutout for Kanawha City Delmar in a 4-0 win over Fraternal Order of Police Thursday. Glover fanned 10 with one walk as Hank Adams had two hits for Delmar. Pete Payne allowed three walks and also struck out 10 in the loss. Next game at 6 p.m. at Cabell Field features Charleston Northeast vs Cross Lanes.
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Butch Glover
Kanawha City
Delmar
Fraternal Order of Police
Glover
Pete Payne
Hank Adams
Cabell Field
Charleston
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Berry Hills Country Club
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Wise
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Xrays
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Fjohnson
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Gonzalez
White
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Dalimple
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Farrell
Marshhal
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Fegner
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MacCorkle Ave
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