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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1968

Page

4

Yostel Praises West Virginia Hall of Fame Sculptures

George F Yostel the famed sculptor visits Charleston WV to adjust plaques in the West Virginia Hall of Fame at the Civic Center He praises the warmth and attractiveness of the bronze plaques and discusses his Detroit and Munich works and a Kennedy bust for a US carrier He plans to return this summer.

George F. Yostel Civic Center Hall of Fame West Virginia Sports Writers’ Assn Yestel Charleston Tye Atirac- George Yastel W. Va. Hall Michigan John F. Kennedy U.S Norfolk Navy Department Cobo Hall Detroit Cobo Germany Dil Munich Vostel Jack Kennedy Kennedy International Art Gallery Cincinnati America Yostel Fine Arts Society Howser W. Va George

Drysdale Aims To Break Big Train Inning Record

LA AP Dodger Don Drysdale seeks to extend his scoreless streak and challenge Walter Johnson by posting a third inning shutout to surpass Johnson’s 36 innings in 1915. Drysdale already owns six straight shutouts and 54 innings pitched without a run, with 40,000 fans expected at Dodger Stadium.

LOS Angeles Dodger Don Drysdale Walter Johnson Buth Drysdale Philadelphia Dodger Stadium

Charleston Northeast Wins In Tenth Inning

Kent Proust singled in the tenth to give Charleston Northeast a 2-1 win over Cross Lanes at Legion Field in Friday Big League action. The two teams meet again as Cycle Shop and Kanawha City Delmar play later at Watt Powell Park.

Kent Proust Legion Field Proust Charleston Cross Lanes Cycle Shop Kanawha City Delmar Watt Powell Park Kent Prowse Darrell Holstein Butch Seeed Jim Binley Neil Oliver We Barrett Crosstones Gander

Kristy Pitches Wheeling To State Title In Parkersburg

Mike Kristy split time between the mound and a motel bathtub as Wheeling beat Parkersburg 5-3 to win the state baseball title. He earlier threw a one hit win over Ripley in the semifinal, while Parkersburg blanked Sophia 6-0. Scouts watched from the stands as Wheeling secured its first state crown and Parkersburg exited with a 13-11 season.

Kristy Wheeling Parkersburg Ripley Sophia Mike Tom Pannett Jim Pannell Vic Ketler Dave Raines Joe Lonette Mel’ Clark Phillies Elmer Gray Reds Joe Mancuso Indians Randy Gumpert Yankees Frank Demoss Cubs Jim West Giants Dick Coury Pirates Ed Dunn Twins David Eaton Mike Smith Jiggs Griffin Caadies Parkershare

Parkersburg and Wheeling Boys Named to All Tournament Team

Three players from Parkersburg and Wheeling earned spots on the fall tournament all star team of the State School Baseball Tournament which concluded Friday night. From Parkersburg Jeff Roberts Bobi Johnston and Mark Cunningham were selected along with Wheeling players Chuck Means Mike Kristy and Jim Moore. Other named players include Don Neff from Sofia Dave Johnson from Huntington Dave Raines Rick Starkey Buckhannon and Dale Slater from Keyser.

Parkersburg Wheeling Jeff Roberts Bobi Johnston Mark Cunningham Chuck Means Mike Kristy Jim Moore Don Neff Joe Goddard Sophia Dave Johnson Huntington Dave Raines Ripley Rick Starkey Buckhannon Dale Slater Keyer

Women’s Softball Opens Sunday in Kanawha Valley

Slow pitch league action begins Sunday at Bigley Little League field with four games. Jets face Elkview at 2 p.m. Sonville meets FMC at 3 15. Alkal meets West Side Merchants at 4 30. Park Pontiac plays St Albans at 5 45.

Kanawha Valley Bigley Jane Gibson Nistad Jets Elkview Sissonville FMC Alkal West Side Merchants Pontiac St. Albans

Ripley Bickel to quit coaching for insurance job

Ripley High School coach Charles Bud Bickel announces he will leave coaching after one year at Ripley and move to insurance with Travelers in Charleston. He previously coached five years at Pomeroy Ohio, posted a 3-7 football season, 20-5 basketball, and a seventh place state track finish. He is the son of E H Bickel former Sissonville High coach who retired this year.

Ripley Charles ‘Bud’ Bickel Charleston the Gazette Travelers Insurance Co Bickel Atlanta Pomeroy Ohio E. H. Bickel Sissonville High School

Local Track Opens 1968 Season With Semi Feature

Charleston speedway starts its 1968 auto racing season with a 25 lap semi feature along with the main 90 lap. the 35 lap finale pays 150 to the winner. Time trials begin at 7 and heat races follow. an Australian pursuit leads into the semi feature. Promoter Bob Morris reworked turns to encourage higher speeds and opened competition to modified engines in full-bodied stock-appeal racing.

Charleston Speedway Bob Morris

Snead Edges Crampton With 69 In Indy Open Card

Snead shot a 69 to stay within two strokes of Bruce Crampton at the Speedway Open in Indianapolis. Crampton sank a late birdie and par save, tying the round record as Graham and others chased in a fluid, high stakesScores and golf action filled the page with detailed scoring notes from the second round.

Sam Snead Indianapolis Snead Ind Graham Bruce Crampton Chi Chi Rodriguez Mike Hill John Schlee Snead Snead West Virginia Cincinnati Pirates Cincinnati Reds St. Houston Louis Steve Blass Pittsburgh Jim Maloney Pete Rose Cardinals Houston Astros Heidi Mien Rimme Houston Copelione Us Henke Jimenaz Thomas Kolb T Maloney Maton Aspronle Cesar Mazroski Bareman Dal Maxvill Plass Buzhardt Rose Nean Aspromon Pittsburgh Andyure Hal Gilson Jousten Lon—pittsbunah Tsoueton Rane Te Egolad M-Ale Hrclemente Kolehl Cave Simmez Harold Kneece Irins Dick Hughes Brass Wena John Barharat Ison Lee May Pete Brown Bobby Cole Bob McCallister Ianeie Ronsi Gius Grant 3Siusi iJi Chicago Cubs Beckett Astm Millan Bwillams IF Tarre Sante Ab St. Louis Francons If Ibo Upshow P Spangler Rt E-Brock, DP St.Louis Qjohnson Hundrey Cepeda Cboyer Ab Arciass Halms S--Maloney Porn Tae jNiekro Jeims Wagarvis SO Britton Otaaron Hernandz Gilson Roberger Willis Wee Tom Yd Kessinger Granger Martnsin Maroney L Johnson Regan Anoo

Bishop Donohue Derby Sparks Return of Rivalry

Bishop Donohue and M D Marshall renew their spirited rivalry as they switch cars with Marshall returning to Ford and Gene McNeely sticking with Chevrolet in a spirited state championship context.

Ing M. D. Marshall Ford Gene McNeely Chevrolet

Catholic High School Baseball Champion Named

Wheeling based Donnohue named state Catholic high school baseball champion after regular season record. Nick Mansuetto, chairman of the State Catholic Athletic Assn., cited Donohue’s 11 6 regular season mark and season results as basis for the award.

Wheeling McMechen Donnohue Nick Mansuetto State Catholic Athletic Assn Donohue Paris Automobile Federation Can- International Automobile Feder 1 Parkersburg

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