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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1963
Page
7
New format for the Kanawha Valley Men's Amateur sets July 22–28 at Sleepy Hollow with no qualifying round. Low 32 handicaps form championship flight. three other flights of 16 by handicap. Flights used only to determine match play, not scores.
The Kanawha County Little League Football will hold a meeting at the home of Charlie Knopp 1542 Lee Street Friday at 7 20 p m All officers head coaches and others are invited to attend at this local gathering of youth football organizers and helpers.
Lid's General Inn defeated Quality Market 8 to 0 at Cabell Field in the Charleston Colt League opener. Mike Parsons allowed one earned run through six innings, striking out 13 as Crews took the loss. Paul Ragland hit a homer and added a key hit during the 10 run assault.
The article notes Jefry Bob Smith from Charleston seeking arm relief with cortisone as Little League Indians aim for a win. It mentions W V Air National Guard Night at Watt Powell Park, travel halts for Springfield Giants, and prelims for an upcoming series and schedule discussions for new teams entering the league.
Boston Red Sox rally in the 15th inning to defeat Detroit Tigers 7-3 behind Dick Radatz who pitched 8 2/3 scoreless frames and hit two 15th inning home runs. Radatz improves to 5-1 with a 1.31 ERA as Boston muscles past Detroit.
Jets acquire Gene Heeter from waivers amid a flurry of moves in the NFL and related leagues. Weeb Ewbank aims to mix in players like Rivera while Washington and other teams shuffle rosters in a busy Tuesday of signings and releases.
Newswire snippets show mixed results and shifting lineups from Monday through Wednesday. Teams including New York, Washington, Cleveland, Detroit, Boston, and Kansas City contend with late-night games and uncertain rosters as City leagues parse standings.
Cincinnati rode a 12 hit attack and two home runs to beat New York 8-3. Vada Pinson drove in a run with a leadoff homer and Jim Hickman added a homer for the Reds. Maloney won his ninth decision despite two defeats, fanning 10 in five innings before Owens closed it out.
Cleveland delivers a 9 to 5 win over Baltimore to extend their streak to five as they collect 13 hits including four homers. Jim Grant and Allen combine for the victory while Orioles starter Roberts suffers the loss amid a slide that drops Baltimore to 10 losses in 12 games. Luplow and Whitfield homer for Cleveland.
Reading rallied for two runs in the ninth to edge Elmira 3-2 in the six game series. Paul Reading earned the win as Elmira took the loss with Knowles. LOB totals favored Reading while Rosin and Giannini put up key at bats for Elmira.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Cagin Creek Southern aidan, East Bank Wisconsin, Daniel Orrison, Kates homer, Cristy Butt and Benz Wesley. No coherent event or outcomes detectable.
Charleston hosts the U S Junior Davis Cup team for two exhibitions Saturday at 2 30 p m at the Charleston Tennis Club and 2 45 p m at Watt Powell Annex. Players include Jackie Cooper Mickey Schad John Pickens and Cromwell, with Santreek from the University of Miami and affiliations noted. The public is invited to view neither exhibition.
The Eastern League schedule shows Charleston beating Binghamton 18 to 53 with Elmira at York rained out. Standings list Springfield and Reading near the top. key players include Schneider, Funk, Crandall, Dalrymple, Baldschun and Snow. Only games played were Charleston vs Reading and Elmira vs Reading. other games postponed by rain.
Philadelphia rallies for an 8-7 victory over Milwaukee as Dalrymple delivers the deciding single in the 10th. Callison, Demeter and Sievers add key hits in the late rally while Frank Torre is intentionally walked before Dalrymple's winner.
Gibson singled in the winning run and pitched as St. Louis defeated Pittsburgh 4 to 1. McCarver Schwall Veale and Pagliaroni contributed for the Cardinals behind Gibson who improved to 5-3 while Schwall took the loss at 3-4. White hit the home run for St. Louis.
Mrs Joe Smith and Mrs Bert Wolfe won the ladies blind bogey at Berry Hills with thirty participants. At Sleepy Hollow Golf Club four ladies won in the low net event with Class A honors shared by Mrs George Spangler Mrs Arnold Werner and Mrs Truman Moulder and Class B won by Mrs Pat Kelly.
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