Five candidates remain for Stonewall Jackson basketball coach
Stonewall Jackson High School narrows to five applicants for the basketball post led by Morris Harvey College alumni Jerry Moore and Don Stover. Others in the running include Ferg Giannakis, Roger Hart, and Carl Bradford, all Morris Harvey graduates. A board decision is expected by June 19, with additional staffing changes rumored, including a possible George Washington High School appointment for offensive line coach Glen Bowman.
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Roger Hart
Philippi High School
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Bill Jarrett
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Kutchinski dominates half mile in federation meet
Houston AP reports Robert Kutchinski of Michigan sped to a 1:47.1 half mile, the fastest time this year, at Sailor Stadium, as Texas freshman David Morton faltered in the 440 and Texas relay leg, with Tennessee’s Hardee McAlhaney setting a federation meet 440 record. Morton suffered heat blister issues despite a strong season.
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Ladies Softball Tourney Planned
Six teams entered for a women's slow pitch softball tournament set for June 28 to July 1 at Bighey Field. Eighteen teams desired for Wiz double elimination event. Entries from Paris Ponta FMC Point Pleasant Middleport Ohio Buffalo and West Columns of Point Pleasant. Entry fee is $15 plus membership in the American Softball Assn. Send entries to Ernest Andercat 4731 Swinburn St. Forty-seven awards will be made.
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John Williams Leads Auburn Tennis Season Start at Meadowbrook
Auburn student standout John Williams kicks off his sixth summer under coach Cooper at Meadowbrook. The Meadowbrook Clan Courts Tournament high point features Williams in top form as Morris Hareevy organizes sparring sessions and ranked bowls, marking a busy season start.
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Duman Killed As Fire Flares In Milwaukee Race
In a Rex Mays Classic crash at State Fair Park Milwaukee two others were injured after a three lap collision. Ronnie Duman of Dearborn Michigan died in the blaze. Norm Brown of Detroit and Darnell of Deerfield Illinois survived the wreck but Browns feet were tangled in the burning car. Firefighters pulled Duman from the wreckage as flames enveloped the car and his helmet shattered. The two turbine powered cars driven by Reby and Pollard did not finish.
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Mario Andretti
Joe Leonard
Art Pollard
U S Captures Davis Cup Final Sweep 5-0 at Charlotte
The United States completed a 5-0 sweep over Ecuador in the Davis Cup American Zone finals, avenging last year's 3-2 defeat. Clark Graebner defeated Pancho Guzman and Arthur Ashe beat Manuel Olivera in the final singles, with the U S already clinching the tie after the doubles.
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Cards Explode in Opener Reds Salvage 7-6 Victory
Cincinnati staged a dramatic 12th inning rally to beat St. Louis 7-6 after trailing 5-0. Leo Cardenas doubled home Tony Perez with two outs in the 12th, driving in the winning run as Johnny Bench struck out with Perez at first. In the opener, St Louis erupted for 10 runs in the fifth to overturn an eight-run deficit and win 10-8.
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Nick's Rally To Win In Kera Slow-Pitch Tourney
Ravenswood Nick's High Hat Lounge of Washington West Virginia rallied to defeat the Nitro Comets 13 to 12 in eight innings in the Kera Slow-Pitch tournament. Nick's trailed 1 2 after five innings and advances to the quarter finals in the winner's bracket alongside Ripley First National Bank Harlow Lime of Parkersburg and Frontier Construction of Marietta.
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National League Sunday Results With Several Close Matchups
Sunday NL play saw St Louis 106 Cincinnati 87 in a high scoring affair. Pittsburgh defeated Houston 3 1 while Los Angeles topped Philadelphia 4 3. Sam Francisca led New York to a 54 41 win over Sam Francisca? Saturday results list Houston 3 Pittsburgh 0 St Louis 7 Cincinnati 2 LA 5 Philadelphia 2. Only games scheduled. standings show St Louis 33 23 and Los Angeles 38 23. American League results note New York 8 3 California 1 2 with Detroit 0 losses. Baltimore 8 Oakland 4 and Chicago 4 Boston 4. Monday schedule includes Chicago at New York and California at Boston with several night games.
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