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Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1963

Page

5

Bond costs loom in Kanawha Valley baseball push

The Charleston Gazette notes local Carbide Plant workers may top the 7,124 IBM night attendance at Binghamton by filling Watt Powell Park on Friday. Old Timers will join both Watt Powell Park nights, with about 1,000 retirees among them. A $7,124 crowd would boost support for the Indians and for local baseball. Bruce Bosley’s NFL pension remarks spark discussion on player pay, with Coach Brown recalling linemen’s status and past gains.

Charleston Binghamton IBM Union Carbide Company Kanawha Valley Watt Powell Park Soweto Omer Young Carbide Plant Carbide News Omer Carbide Carbide's Carbiders Binghamton IBM Reds White Sox Bosley Bruce Bosley Green Bank West Virginia U NFL Bruce Washington 49Ers Brown Hiram Ohio Lysander B. Dudley Lysander L. Dudley Cleveland Paul Brown

Redlegs See Contender Status With Slumping Lineup

Cincinnati manager Fred Hutchinson remains hopeful as the Reds hover around .500. He cites Jim O'Toole and Jim Maloney pace on the mound, notes Purkey’s rebuilding arm, and highlights Frank Robinson and Vada Pinson heating up at the plate while Daryl Spencer provides defensive and offensive help.

NEW York Nati Reds Howlo Fred Hutchinson Cincinnati Pes Pet Vandwanana Gordy Coleman Pinson Robinson Pittsburgh Daryl Spencer

Braves storm to victory with strong hitting in league play

In a brisk Little League showing, Braves led by Sammons and Jones produced multiple runs with key homers by Sammons and Kimble. Orioles Holstein and Kennedy led the hitting for their side, while Walker and Patrick stood out for the Angels in a tight scoreline.

Chas Qriquess Braves Ser Stone Jones Patrick Skiles Walker Sammons Kimble Orioles Kennedy Burdette Angels Phillies Eee Smith Ross Ratliffs Cline Gooch Crowder Cline Ww. L W. Bk. A Athletics Griples S Yankees Northeast PF. E. Holt Co Gregroy Johnny Watson Frankie Dearien Mack Phalen David Stevens Larry Hodges Darrell Ross Kenny Craddock A. Cochran Moses Hodges Gregory Gary Wills David Sevens Allen Wolfe Charleston R. M. Hewitt Raleigh Junk Quinton Meadows Tony Minardi Tom Fink Bill Allowatt Skip Mason Charles Wheeler Jefs White Wre Mullins Skies Phalen Ratliff Holstein Ratlift

Happy Angle rewrites record at Monmouth turf feature

Five year old Happy Angle son of Johns Joy wins the Monmouth Park feature over 3 furlongs in 58 seconds flat, marking a second season record. Jockey Wayne Chambers rides for Carolyn K. Stables with a $6.20, $3.80, $3.20 payout. Second Breakfast, Fine News, and Doll Ina also place in other races at Aqueduct and Delaware Park with corresponding payouts.

Associated Press Happy Angle Johns Joy Monmouth Park Carolyn K. Stables Staretta Laurel Race Course Pimlico Wayne Chambers

Charleston Legion Cards Edge South Charleston 4-1

Kamel Caffem spun a five hitter for Charleston as Lee Shorr Bob Mc Neill and Chuck Boggs powered a 4-1 win over South Charleston. Shorr went 4-5 with a homer and two RBIs. Mc Neill 3-5 with two RBIs and a double. Boggs 3-5. Charleston rises to 20 record atop Area 8 Albans. St Albans 1-0.

Kamel Caffem Lee Shorr Bob Mc* Neill Chuck Boggs Charleston American Legion South Charleston Shorr McNeill Boggs Charleston Albans St. Albans

Harter Bowling Ties For Valley Medalist In Golf

Bertha Harter and Betty Bowling shot 85s to tie for medalist honors as qualifying play at Kanawha Country Club for the 34th Kanawha Valley Women’s golf tournament. Helena Evans was one stroke behind with an 86. Nell Carpenter, defending champion, shot an 80 in a practice round. Sixty four women qualified, match play begins at 9 a.m.

Bertha Harter Betty Kanawha Country Club Kanawha Valley Helena Evans Lorena Vande Linde Faye Abplanalo Nell Carpenter Peagy Lickwar Betty Bolwing Edie McClure Halen Tattersall Dixie Spencer Bettha Harter Hélaine Ratgin Faye Applanale Gladys Smith Si Mrs. Carpenter

Tennis juniors survive first roundals and pairings posted

In Davidson North Carolina Grady Brown of Beckley fell to Jim Predmore of Durham 6 1 7 5 in singles at the Southern Juniors and Boys Championships. The event lists first round matchups in multiple flight divisions with players from several clubs and schools.

Davidson N. C Grady Brown Beckley Southern Lawn Tennis Assn Brown Jim Predmore Durham

Clay Not All Gab Mor Says in London Training Camp

Angelo Dundee arrived in London to coach Cassius Clay before the June 18 heavyweight bout with Henry Cooper. Clay trained daily at the drill hall gym drawing hundreds of fans as he sparred with Don Warner and Ellis, boosting his image ahead of the title clash.

London API Angelo Dundee Cassius Clay Henry Cooper Cassius Dundee New York Clay 10Th Parachute Battalion Territorial Louisville Don Warner Philadelphia Dames Ellis Warner Ellis

Former Local Manager Dies and Ward Wins Race

Disjointed obituary and sports snippet recounts Earl Sutton a major league star from 1919 to 1929 dying in Little Rock. Mentions Rodger Ward’s 1929 pace and World Series links with the Giants, Pirates and Yankees, plus a 100 mile car race in St. Louis. Includes track records by Jim Beatty and boxing and tennis notes from New Jersey to Teaneck.

Rodger Ward Little Rock New York o/Giants Pittsburgh St. Louis Charleston W. Va Sutton John McGraw Giants Eddie Sachs Chuck Yankees Hulse A. J Jim Beatty Los Angeles New Jersey Teaneck Doug Jones Billy Daniels Cliff Buchholz George Williams Britain Bristol Hugh Mulcahy Philadelphia Phillies James Ripper) Collins Chicago Cub Middleboro Cubs Jand Chisox Mickey

Golfer Wins U S Open for Second Straight Year

Ralph Gulda hl carded 71.69 on final day to become the fourth golfer to win the U S Open back to back. His total 284 beat Dick Metz by shots.

Rialph Guldahl Dick Metz

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