Williams Bowl In Hard Match
The National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics Tennis Tournament reached the semifinals with international entrants from Germany Argentina and U S players from Texas and Oklahoma. Pan American’s Detley Nitsche and Wayne Hirst of East Texas State advanced, while George Ken of Pan American upset John Williams of Morris Harvey 75 84 to reach semis. Williams suffered only his fifth defeat in four years, noted as the tourney’s most powerful server.
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Perry Moss camp aims to train future football stars in South Charleston
Hardman on Sports notes Perry Moss will run a summer day camp in South Charleston for up to 208 boys and girls through Aug 27. Emphasizing running and fundamentals, Moss argues speed and proper stride trump other skills early, with calisthenics and public safety drills also taught by his staff including his wife Jeanette. He praises the camp’s layout and expresses enthusiasm for coaching raw beginners.
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Coleman Lifts Reds With Homer in 9th
Chicago AP report describes a Cubs win as Gordie Coleman hit a two run homer in the ninth after Sammy Ellis held the Cubs hitless through five innings. Coleman added a run scoring double as Cincinnati fueled by early offense failed to hold. Jim Stewart doubled for the Cubs in the ninth and Vada Pinson started a late rally, but Chicago sealed the victory with Ernie Banks and Billy Williams producing key hits.
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Drysdale nets 11th win as Dodgers top Mets
Don Drysdale pitched eight innings and hit a homer to lift the Los Angeles Dodgers to a 2-1 victory over the New York Mets before 55,023 fans. The win, his 11th this season and 23rd of his career, came as Los Angeles snapped a seven-game losing streak. Joe Christopher opened the Mets golden chance with a single in the eighth, but Drysdale and reliever pushed the scoreless frame.
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Pagliaroni and Carpin Spark Pittsburgh 5-3
Pirates defeat San Francisco 5-3 for their seventh straight win and 19th in 21 games. Pagliaroni hit a two run homer after Alley's single to cap a 5-0 lead. Mays answered with a three run homer off Cardwell in the third. Carpin pitched two hitless innings in relief.
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Milwaukee Defeats Cardinals 8-2 Behind Mou Three-Run Shot
Milwaukee Braves beat the St Louis Cardinals 8-2 as Felipe Mou delivered a three run homer to break a 2-2 tie in the seventh inning. The Braves extended a strong run, improving to eight wins in their last ten games while the Cardinals skid continued.
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Morris Harvey Post Lures 21 Applicants
The Morris Harvey College athletic committee reviewed 24 applications for the vacant basketball coaching job but made no decision. Committee members include chairman Dr Ashley Blackwell Belford Roberts Bob Baylous George Lazenby and college president Marshall Buckalow. Moran left to join West Virginia University as an assistant. Blackwell expects more applications and aims to hire reasonably soon.
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Rocket Trainers Headed to National Trainers Association Meeting
Rocket Trainers Robert Hartman and A G McClure travel to Chicago for the National Trainers Assn meeting. They plan to gain new training ideas including taping bruised muscles pre game conditioning meals and other methods. McClure also acts as travel coordinator for the Charleston Rockets.
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Red) Hartman
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14 Net Champs Emerge In Junior Tournament
From 137 entrants the Charleston Jaycees hosted a large junior tennis tourney with 14 champions crowned in age groups from 12 and under to 18 and under. Top seed Bob Pruett defeated Dave Ashcraft 3-6 6-1 6-3 for the 18 and under title while Jane Butts beat Susan Havorka 6-1 7-5 for the girls 18 and under crown. other finals saw Scott Gardon and Dave Huffman take boys 16 and under honors, and Patty Balsden prevailing in girls 14 and under. The event served as a prep for State Jaycee and Western Tennis Association sectional play.
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Pirates surge powered by Clemente Mazeroski return
Pirates GM Joe L Brown credits Roberto Clemente and Billy Mazeroski for waking a slumping club. He cites improved hitting with men on base, durable pitching, and key contributions from Veale Law Stargell Virdon Clendenon Alley and Stargell’s late season surge. The team climbed from 13 games out to within 5½ of first, with Walker and staff praised.
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U S Open Ticket Sale Sets Record at Bellerive
ST LOUIS AP says a record number of tickets sold for the U S Open at Bellerive Country Club with June 17 to 20 dates. A 16,10 full tournament tickets figure appears in the report, and a 17, 00 limit restricts remaining sales leaving 900 tickets still available.
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Outdoor Projects Get Big Windfall
Washington The Interior Department on Friday allocated 153 592 72 dollars to cover 75 percent of the cost for fish and wildlife restoration projects in West Virginia.
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All Age Trial Slated June 26 by Southern West Virginia Beagles
The Southern West Virginia Beagles Club schedules an all-age trophy trial on Saturday June 26 at the Putnam County club grounds, followed by a members here-by trial on Sunday June 27 and a post event picnic for members and families. Burgess Lady owned by Emerson W Burgess won a recent all-age sanctioned field trial with finishers Bates Patty Ann Hagy Susie Burgess Susie and Kanawha Lady. local beaglers perform well in point trials with Jefro and Bull City Fanny taking classes.
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