Little League Clinic Monday at Legion Field
Charleston hosts a baseball school and clinic for Little League managers coaches and officials Monday at Legion Field starting at 5 30 p m In case of rain the session moves indoors Instructor is Wilford Squib Wilson Little League consultant for United States Rubber Company and Fairmont State athletic coach Chel Tessa
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Mr Mae Giving Free Tennis Lessons At Kanawha Club
The Kanawha Valley Tennis Club on South Ruffner hosts free after school lessons twice weekly for youths ages 6 to 16 on clay courts. C McKinley, 76, known as Mr Mac, teaches with patience, donating his time. junior club membership or eligibility is required for participation.
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Savitt Wins Wimbledon Final At Priory Tourney
Dick Savitt of Orange New Jersey defeated Straight Clark of Pasadena California in the men's singles final 9 7 6 4 at the Priory Lawn Tennis tournament. Mrs Pat Todd of La Jolla California won the women's title 6 4 6 2 over Mrs Thelma Long of Australia then with Mrs Long to win the women's doubles against Mrs Jean Wipplinger and Mrs Hazel Reddick Oxford. London report notes Oxford University rugby tour of Japan Sept 3 with 22 players and seven university matches plus one against an all star team.
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Hogan Snead Headline National Open Gossip
In Dallas on June 1 officials preview the World Series of the Links National Open. Ben Hogan seeks a fourth consecutive crown, a historic feat, while Sam Snead pursues his first Open title in twelve tries. The 162-player field offers prized money and a tough Northwood Chile course layout. Hogan, hurt in 1949, has been practicing and posting low rounds. Snead is seen by many as favored, though host pro Raymond Gafford warns the outcome remains uncertain.
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Hodges Misses Game with Spike Wound
Brooklyn Dodgers first baseman Gil Hodges sat out a game against the Cincinnati Reds due to a spike wound in the left instep. X rays showed no serious injury, and Hodges may return tomorrow after a collision involving Roy Campanella during last night’s contest.
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Carbide Junior Baseball Loop Opens Tuesday at St Alban High Field
Carbide Junior Baseball begins Tuesday at St Albans High School Field, modeled after Little League. Six teams—Carbide Aces, Cigers, Eagles, Bears, Angels, and Cubs—draw players from Dunbar to South Charleston with 9:15 pm starts and a twenty-game schedule through August, each team coached by Carbide employees.
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